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Sierra Video Systems Announces New Viper Video Routing Switchers

Sierra Video Systems, released Viper ultra-wideband video routing switchers. These RGBHV routing switchers have 500MHz bandwidth and feature hot-swappable video boards, control processors, and power supplies.

Sierra Video Systems Announces New Viper Video Routing Switchers

Dec 20, 2006 11:07 AM

Sierra Video Systems, a subsidiary of Kramer Electronics USA, announced the release of its Viper ultra-wideband video routing switchers. These RGBHV routing switchers have 500MHz bandwidth and feature hot-swappable video boards, control processors, and power supplies. Viper routing switchers’ modularity allow for increased performance and reliability in critical video applications.

The new Viper ultra-wideband routing switchers offer configurations up to 64×64 in 8-input and/or 8-output increments, all housed in an extremely compact frame of 4RU per video channel. Viper routing switcher systems can be ordered according to the video signal type to be used. Each frame can be used as a single video channel or as a single sync channel. For RGBHV signal use, five frames would be required. For component video use (RGsB or YUV), three frames would be required.

A 5-channel RGBHV system stands 20RU, roughly 10RU smaller than many competitive models. Video I/O boards, CPU boards, and power supplies are accessible via the front panel, allowing for field service and matrix reconfiguration. Redundant power supply and redundant control are optional. Viper routing switchers have a passive back plane with no external components, reducing the opportunity for failure or servicing.

For applications requiring companion audio, Viper routing switchers are compatible with Sierra Video Systems’ modular Yosemite line of analog and digital routing switchers. Viper routing switchers are also compatible with Sierra Video Systems’ full line of advanced, programmable SCP control panels, and have built-in RS-232/RS-422 control. IP/Ethernet connectivity allows for control of the routing switcher on a Mac or PC, using a standard TCP/IP socket connection with the ability to simultaneously connect up to six devices to the routing switcher.

The Viper ultra-wideband video routing switchers are currently available for ordering from the Sierra Video Systems and Kramer Electronics worldwide reseller networks.

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