Gra-Vue Xio 9080Hdeop Sdi Fiber Receiver 3Ru

Gra-vue Xio 9080hdeop Sdi Fiber Receiver 3ru

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The Gra-Vue XIO 9080HDEOP SDI to Fiber Receiver, in a 3RU version, consists of an input/output receiver card and 3RU interface panel. The interface panel installs the card in a rack vertically in a 3RU setup. The card accepts one optical fiber signal from up to 12 miles away from an XIO 9080HDEOP transmitter, sold separately. It outputs the signal via two 3G/HD/SD SDI outputs.

The fiber input is an SC-APC connector compatible with broadcast standards. It supports singlemode and multimode fiber cables. The SDI outputs support cable distances up to 230 ft in 3G, 328 ft in HD, and 656 ft in SD using Belden 1694A cables. They support any output data rates within the range of 270Mbps to 2.97Gbps. The output return loss is >15dB for 5MHz to 1.5GHz transmissions, and >10dB for 1.5GHz to 3GHz transmissions. Please note, the card has two additional SDI connectors, but they are not functional; they are just part of the card models that Gra-Vue uses but are not enabled for any performance.

LED indicators display the signal status and power status. This card is hot swappable with other cards. The XIO 9080HDEOP system can be monitored and managed in real-time using an optional Gra-Vue XIO NET Management Module via an Ethernet-connected PC.

In/Out Card & 3RU Interface Panel SC-APC Input, 2x 3G/HD/SD SDI Outputs Accepts Signals from Up to 12 Miles Away Installs Vertically in 3RU Setup >15dB Output RL for 5MHz to 1.5GHz >10dB Output RL for 1.5GHz to 3GHz Supports Singlemode & Multimode Cables Supports Real-Time Monitoring/Management

Input
Input Interface	1x Fiber on SC-APC
Maximum Cable Length Supported	Up to approximately 12 miles (20 km) by fiber optic cable
Wavelength	Singlemode: 1310 µm Multimode: 1310 µm / 1550 µm
Optical Sensitivity	-23 dB
Output
Output Interface	2x 3G/HD/SD SDI on BNC
Impedance	75 Ω
Format	3G: SMPTE 424M; 2.97 Gb/s HD: SMPTE 292M; 1.485 Gb/s SD: SMPTE 259M-C; 270 Mb/s
Return Loss	> 15 dB for 5 MHz to 1.5 GHz, > 10 dB for 1.5 GHz to 3 GHz
Maximum Cable Length Supported	Using optional Belden 1694A cable: 3G: 230 ft (70 m) HD: 328 ft (100 m) SD: 656 ft (200 m)
Power	< 7 W

Consists of input/output receiver card and 3RU interface panel
Accepts fiber signal from up to 12 miles away from an XIO 9080HDEOP receiver, sold separately
Outputs signal via dual 3G/HD/SD SDI outputs
The interface panel installs the card vertically in a 3RU setup
>15dB output return loss for 5MHz to 1.5GHz, >10dB for 1.5GHz to 3GHz transmissions
SC-APC fiber connector
Supports singlemode and multimode fiber cables
Real-time monitoring and management using XIO NET module via Ethernet-connected PC
LED signal and power status indicators
Hot swappable with other cards
Supports Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this system work with cameras like the RED?

A: If the RED camera you are using has a module with an HDMI output you may be able to use this system. However this system is really designed for Home Theaters, not Production. It does not have options for battery power or camera mounting. This would not be recommended for cameras. Their first option that would be recommended for Production use is the CINEGEARS Ghost-Eye 150M V2 Wireless HDMI/3G-SDI Transmission Kit (984'), BH #CI6151. https://bhpho.to/2uNX3aJ

Q: 2. What is the Latency?

A: Cinegears lists this unit as being near 0 seconds with its latency.

Q: 3. Exactly what is included in this $598 kit?

A: Listed as in the box with the CINEGEARS Wireless Prime HDMI 4K Kit (Encrypted) is the following: Transmitter Wireless Prime HDMI 4K Receiver (Encrypted) 4 x Long Distance Antenna 2 x Power Supply IR Transmitter / Receiver Set Limited 3-Year Warranty

Q: 4. What is the range?

A: This system has a range of up to 10 Meters or 32 feet, line of sight.

Q: 5. Did it supports 1080 interlace signal?

A: Yes it should. This supports Up to Full HD at 1080p60, meaning it should work with 1080i as well.

Q: 6. Is this compatible with the Blackmagic Design BMD-CONVMOF, the standard Optical Fiber Mini Converter?

A: Yes, it's compatible.

Q: 7. Can you replace the bulb easily if it burns out?

A: Yes it is easy to change the bulb

Q: 8. Can the pyro be paired with a Hollyland mars me?

A: No, the Hollyland Pyro H or S will not be compatible with the Hollyland Mars solutions.

Q: 9. I currently own the Hollyland Cosmo C1 Wireless system. Aside from the ability to add multiple receivers, how is this different?

A: The Hollyland Pyro S 4K HDMI/SDI Wireless Video Transmission System has support for transmitting 4K30 video over HDMI, utilizes dual band transmission and also is able to stream directly via RTMP when the receiver is connected to a network card.

Q: 10. How many receivers can I connect to a single Cinegears Wirelass Prime HDMI 4K encrypted transmitter?

A: This set up is paired only for maximum security.

Tim	09/09/2024
[< 7 W] Just note that this are single channels per box. So you essentially used the SDI output as an additional out which is nice and saves us a DA. Took a chance on an unknown player and happy to say they worked. These are the same guys that own lilliput (shared a booth at NAB at least) 5

steve	25/07/2024
[< 7 W] Fast set-up, rock solid signal, quite operation. Units are light weight with small Np-550 batts and good power consumption. Your phone will need 5Gz to use wifi app. 5

Anonymous	19/07/2024
[-23 dB] goodgood 5

Timothy	18/07/2024
[75 Ω] Worked as advertised 5

Jason Ford	30/11/-0001
[< 7 W] Good quality and aluminum makes it solid, no fan noise and the transmission range is good for interviewing. I bought a dji sdr and returned it because the fan noise and the plastic shell. 5

Justin	30/11/-0001
[< 7 W] I've been in the market for a wireless video transmission system for a few years. Migrating from rentals to owning, I was looking for solid construction, minimal latency, decent range, SDI I/O, and a great price. I was convinced I was going to move forward with another brand until I heard more about the latency and plastic components, which were 2 strikes on my needs list. I'd heard great things about Accsoon, but just never had a chance to do a hands-on. I've worked with Teradek and Hollyland, which have their pros and cons, but the CineView just stood above them. In owning them, I love the size. They're smaller than you think but are still substantial. The metal chassis is welcome for heat dissipation, and the I/O is perfect for my needs. It has good wall penetration in mixed RF environments and I've swapped out the antennas for dual-band metal wifi ones for a smaller footprint and fixed directionality. I have more tests planned in the coming weeks but out of the box, I'm very happy with this choice and I'm considering a second set for my B camera. 5