The MT-91P588C from American Fibertek is a digital video/ mpd & 2 channel audio, 12db, 4KM. The American Fibertek transmits one channel of high-quality, 10-bit digitized video along with up to three channels of bi-directional audio and/or bi-directional Multi-Protocol data and/or bi- directional contact closure on one multimode optical fiber. Available data formats are switch selectable and include RS422, RS485 (2 or 4 wire), RS232, and Manchester/ Biphase. Designed to be completely transparent to all camera and monitor manufacturers, the system requires no field adjustments at installation or additional maintenance thereafter. Diagnostic indicators provide a quick visual indication of system status.
Features
- Compatible with NTSC; RS-170A & RS-343A, PAL, and SECAM
- 10 Bit Digital Video Transmission
- Diagnostics: Video, DC Power, Audio, Data and Contact Closure Activity, Digital Frame Sync, and Optical Presence
- Serial Digital Transmission
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MT-91P588C-Specsheet
The MT-91P588C from American Fibertek is a digital video/ mpd & 2 channel audio, 12db, 4KM. The American Fibertek transmits one channel of high-quality, 10-bit digitized video along with up to three channels of bi-directional audio and/or bi-directional Multi-Protocol data and/or bi- directional contact closure on one multimode optical fiber. Available data formats are switch selectable and include RS422, RS485 (2 or 4 wire), RS232, and Manchester/ Biphase. Designed to be completely transparent to all camera and monitor manufacturers, the system requires no field adjustments at installation or additional maintenance thereafter. Diagnostic indicators provide a quick visual indication of system status.
Features
- Compatible with NTSC; RS-170A & RS-343A, PAL, and SECAM
- 10 Bit Digital Video Transmission
- Diagnostics: Video, DC Power, Audio, Data and Contact Closure Activity, Digital Frame Sync, and Optical Presence
- Serial Digital Transmission
Downloads
MT-91P588C-Specsheet
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