The VDA-2419 is a multi-rate SDI digital video distribution system for distributing signals from a common input, or two groups of signals from two inputs. It also can handle other data rates within the range and specifications of SDI signals. This is presented in a single slot openGear (OG) card, that can be tandem along with a second card to share a rear panel and achieve a DA with outputs.
But what makes the VDA-2419 truly unique is that it incorporates an integrated cross-point matrix, that allows not only the ability to assign a given input signal to one or more outputs, but also to enable and disable outputs should the need arise. JVC has also incorporated an automatic fail-over mode that, when selected, will switch to the second input should the signal in the first input somehow fail or become corrupted. All outputs are non-inverting and ASI capable. An auto-mute feature will silence any input, whose signals are under 20 Mbps. All of this is easily controlled either via dip switches on the front card edge. And there is a lock-out on the card, that prevents the card parameters from being changed remotely via DBM.

• Automatic rate detection/display for all popular data rates
• ASI distribution on all outputs
• Remote monitoring
• Configure locally or remotely
• Integrated cross-point
• Selectable auto-mute and reclocking
• Auto fail-over mode
• Enable/disable individual outputs
• Hot swappable

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this have a metal body?

A: I'm sorry, no, it is plastic.

Q: 2. The Specs don't mention Windows 11, Has anyone tried the Kingston Mobilelite Plus SD Card Reader with Windows 11?

A: The Kingston Mobilelite Plus SD Card Reader is compatible with Windows 11.

Q: 3. Will this work on iPhones and iPad /iPad mini? Can’t exactly see what the end looks like.

A: No, only works with usb-c connection devices. Ipad pro has usb-c.

Q: 4. can it read an UHS-I card?

A: Yes, the Kingston Mobilelite Plus SD Card Reader is compatible with both UHS-I and UHS-II cards.

Q: 5. Is this (USB 3.2) really going to be any faster than USB 3.0 or 3.1? I'll be dumping 4K video from SD cards, onto a mac. Does my computer have to have 3.2 to utilize the benefit?

A: USB 3.1 Gen 2 Claims Speed up to 10Gbps USB 3.1 Gen 1 claims Speed up to 5Gbps The rest depends on the card you use.

Q: 6. Does this amp has a safety protection trip on it ?

A: The manufacturer has not published any specs regarding a fuse link or thermal protection circuit.

Q: 7. Does this have the pins for UHS-II or is it just "compatible" while running at UHS-I speeds?

A: The Kingston Mobilelite Plus SD Card Reader has the extra pin, so you get the additional fast transfer speed with UHS-II memory cards.

Q: 8. Can I use this reader with a SanDisk mini SD card carrier?

A: Yes, it will work with a micro sd adapter.

Q: 9. Playing MP3 from USB or SD in shuffle mode, then turn off the unit. When turned on again, will it play the same song or restart at #1?

A: When turning off the unit, the song position will be reset to the start of song # 1.

Q: 10. .....I just read the description: it says Bass, Treble and Balance Controls YET as I look at the face of this unit, NO bass, NO treble and NO balance controls? What gives? Mistake or are the controls in the back or ...what??....

A: It is available from the Audio Function button and visibly adjusted via the LCD screen MENU.