The 6G-SDI Extender over Fiber Optic is a unique solution from MuxLab for extending SDI cameras or other SDI sources in up to 4K resolutions. This product allows for versatile combinations of sources, such as one 6G-SDI source, two 3G-SDI sources, or four HDSDI sources.

• Accepts up to four HD-SDI feeds, two 3G-SDI feeds or one 6G-SDI feed
• Supports all 6G channel configurations (1, 2, or 4 BNC)
• Automatic SDI Link recognition and configuration
• USB interface for diagnostics and field upgradable firmware
• Standard SFP+ module for optical fiber interface, or other media
• Heavy duty aluminum casing
• Supports RS232 pass-through

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the 12V DC plug in on the unit 5.5mm outer and 2.5mm inner OR 5.5mm outer and 2.1mm inner? Thanks

A: The included 12V Universal Power Supply's plug is a 1 x 4-pin XLR port for external power or battery use. Pin 1 = Ground and Pin 4 = +12 V.

Q: 2. Can this converter work with teranex mini 12G sdi converter

A: The question is not clear, but for supported resolutions of each product they may be connected together.

Q: 3. the country of origin of the HDMI to sdi 6g?

A: The Country of Origin for this product is Singapore.

Q: 4. does it convert 1080p to 4k?

A: No, this device does not convert 1080P to 4K.....4K is 4 times the resolution of 1080P (think 4 1080P signals combined). This device takes a video signal on an HDMI cable and converts it to an SDI cable. Why convert to an SDI cable? Because SDI cables can carry a video signal MUCH further than an HDMI cable can a video signal. What kind of input signals can this device handle and convert to SDI? It can handle video resolutions of 4K, 1080P and lower. But all it s does is convert the input signal from HDMI cable to SDI cable, it does not change the input resolution.....what goes in is what goes out....just over a different kind of cable that can handle longer distances than HDMI can handle. If you want to convert a signal from one resolution to another.....like 1080P to 4K or the reverse 4K to 1080P then you need a video scalar like this product from B and H......SC-HDM-HD42K 2-Port HDMI 4K Scaler from Avenview.

Q: 5. I plan to use this with a monitor to use the 3D LUT capability. Is there a power button, or way to shut the unit down when the monitor attached is powered off?

A: No, the Mini Converters don't have a power button. You would either need to disconnect it from the power source to turn it off, or connect the power supply to a power switch to easily turn it on and off.

Q: 6. Can the on-board audio jacks be used to de-embed audio signal from the HDMI input to analog audio out.

A: The HDMI to SDI 6G has analog audio inputs for embedding. It does not de embed.

Q: 7. Can I convert an HDMI signal from iPad to SDI 1080i 59.94 for Atem studio switcher?

A: No. The iPad is 60 Hz output and the ATEM Television Studio will not accept 60 Hz output on SDI inputs.

Q: 8. Could I use this device to convert the 8 bit 4.2.2 HDMI data coming out of the Sony a6300 to be recorded in my Oddesy 7Q, which only has 3G SDI input?

A: Yes, that should work.

Q: 9. I see that it will downconvert to 1080p on the HDMI output when a non-4k device is connected, but will the SDI output still be 4k in this case? Looking for simultaneous 4k SDI out for recording and 1080p HMDI out to ATEM Mini

A: If the main stream is 4k over SDI the output of the converter will be setup to what the receiver, lcd or recorder wants. As long as the recorder is setup to receive and communicate to the converter it wants 4k that’s what will be available.

Q: 10. Is this compatible with Mac OS 10.10.5?

A: The setup program has a minimum requirement of 10.12 but some of these applications will work on earlier OS versions. You could test this by downloading the app and seeing if it will install. That said, you only need to install the app if you are going to update firmware on the device.