The Gra-Vue XIO 9030HDEMB-2AES-FS-X Embedder embeds 2-channel AES balanced audio signals into a single HD/SD-SDI signal, and outputs 2 identical serial digital signals with embedded audio and frame sync processing. The embedded audio group can be selected though the DIP switch. Not only that, the embedded mode of audio channels is also selectable, such as total embedding left or right channel, following input channels and so on.

The embedder supports 625i 50, 525i 60, 720p, 1080i, 1080p, 1080psf, and automatic detection of input format. It provides automatic signal equalization for up to 100m (Belden 1694A), which can improve the signal quality and reduce the signal loss caused by long distance transmission of input source. The green LED lights on the module indicate the status of input signal and power supply. This embedder supports SNMP and it can be managed and monitored real-time by XIO NET (the Network Management Module) via Ethernet.

Supports 625i 50, 525i 60, 720p, 1080i, 1080p, 1080psf, and automatic detection of input format

Provides automatic signal equalization for up to 100m (Belden 1694A)

Supports hot swap plug

Provides 3 kinds of sync modes: INT, single EXT, and Global EXT

Green LED lights to indicate the status of signals and power supply

Supports SNMP and can be real-time managed and monitored by XIO NET via Ethernet

Used in broadcasting system, studios, and other professional fields

Provides an individual Ref interface and frame sync processing

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I am looking for the "old" type for viewing slides that are alread on a light table. Will this work if you remove what appears to be a translucent backing?

A: A slide would be inserted into the Pana Vue product. Based on your description, a loupe such as the Peak PlaLupe 10x, BH # PE2032 would work best when viewing slides on a light table. https://bhpho.to/3ClhEob

Q: 2. The slides I have are quite old - circa 1960.. Each slide has been encased in metal. Will the slide go into the viewer as is?

A: Yes - I found some old slides my father had that are in an Airequipt Slide Changer holder each slide is in a metal frame. Each individual slide will fit in my Kaiser diascop mini 3 but only horizontally

Q: 3. if this was mounted somewhere could a dimmer switch be used to dim from the plug in point?

A: No. A dimmer is not needed the following unit can be driven by the following methods and provide dimming. Nanlite RC-1 Remote Control, NANLITE WS-RC-C2 Remote Control Compatible Wifi Adapter: NANLINK WS-TB-1 Transmitter box Wireless Control Type: 2.4GHz Bluetooth

Q: 4. Does it take 2 x 2 slides ?

A: I use it for viewing 35mm mounted slides, which measure 2 x2 . Side of box reads: Full coverage, big picture viewing of 35mm, and all other 2x2in (5x5cm) mounted slides.

Q: 5. Is there an umbrella hole or some way of attaching the umbrella shaft?

A: The umbrella mount is on the side of the Nanlite FS-150 Daylight LED Monolight BH #NAFS150 yoke.

Q: 6. Has anyone measured fan noise? Is it quiet enough for an acoustic music recording environment?

A: While we do not have a decibel measurement, the fan in the Nanlite FS-150 AC LED Monolight would be loud for an acoustic situation, and might not be the best fit for that situation. The fan cannot be turned off at the light fixture. The only way for the fan to be turned off is with the NANLINK app. The output of the light will drop down to about 50% of the light with the fan turned off. As such, as an alternative, you may instead consider the Nanlite FS-300 AC LED Monolight and use the app to turn off the fan so you can get the output you need.

Q: 7. Will the 4X Powermate adapter for your camera work with the 2X version? I don't really see the difference?

A: There is a specific 4x T mount adapter

Q: 8. Does this come with a case.

A: No, the Nanlite FS-150 AC LED Monolight does not include a case with the purchase of the light fixture.

Q: 9. can I use a boom arm with this light?

A: The Nanlite FS-200 Daylight LED Monolight is not designed for use on a boom arm, but it would be possible.

Q: 10. Batteries?

A: No batteries needed. You just point the viewer at a diffuse bright light. A lightbox is ideal (B&H sells many), but bright daylight or a bright light shone through a diffuser or off a white wall will do fine.