1 Channel Video & 1 Channel Bi-Directional Data to Fiber SM 20km Optical Video Multiplexer

FM SKU#:SKU00171I
Model#:FM-1V1BD-SM-2O
MFG PART#:

Description

Our video, data and audio transmitter and receiver support simultaneous transmission of several channels of 8-bit digitally encoded video. The modules are compatible with NTSC, PAL and SECAM CCTV camera systems and support RS-485, RS422 and RS232 data protocols. Plug and Play design ensures convenience of installation and operation.

Key Features

  • Support Point-to-Point or Daisy-Chain connection
  • Uncompressed Digital Composite Video over one fiber
  • Compatible with all PAL, NTSC,SECAM Video Systems
  • Data support RS485(2-wire or 4-wire),RS232,RS422, Contact Closure
  • Single-Mode Fiber Support for Distances up to 100 km
  • LED Status Provide Rapid Indication of Operating Parameters
  • No EMI or RFI and no ground loops
  • Support Coarse Wavelength Division Multiplexing (CWDM)
  • Stand alone
  • Produce according to customer's specifications,providing OEM

Features

  • 8-Bit Uncompressed Video Transmission
  • Compatible with NTSC, PAL, or SECAM CCTV
  • Supports RS-232, RS-422, and RS-485 Data Protocols
  • WDM for Highest Quality Video Transmission
  • No EMI, RFI, Cross Talk, and Ground Loop
  • No Electrical or Optical Adjustments Required
  • LED Indicators for Instant System Monitoring
  • Standalone or Rackmount
  • Transmit up to 30 km without Optical Attenuation
  • Simultaneous Transmission of Video and Data

Applications

  • Intelligent Transportation System
  • Connection of Sub-network for Surveillance Center
  • Public Security Surveillance
  • High Way & Toll Station Surveillance
  • Industrial Closed Circuit Television Surveillance

 


Technical Specifications

VIDEOCONNECTORS
Number of Channels1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 24, 32, 48, 64 optionalVideo75Ω BNC (Gold Center Pin)
Input/output impedanceBNC 75ΩOpticalFC Standard; ST/SC optional
Input/output CompatibilityPAL,NTSC,SECAMAudioTerminal Block
Input/output voltage1.0 Volt p-pDataTerminal Block
Bandwidth6.5MHZStandalone powerScrew terminal block
Bit Resolution8-Bit Digital TransmissionRack PowerAC line card
Differential Gain< 1.5%ELECTRICAL & MECHANICAL
Differential Phase< 1.5°Input Power RequirementsDC 5V@2A
Tilt< 5%Power AdapterAC 100V~240V
Signal-to-Noise Ratio(SNR)> 67 dBPower Consumption< 3W
AUDIOBit Error Rate1.00E-08
Number of Channels1, 2, 4, 8, 16 optionalDATA
Audio in/output impedance600Ω UnbalancedNumber of Channels1, 2, 4, 8, 16 optional
Audio in/output Level6 dBmInterface PortRJ45
Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR)>80 dBData FormatsRS485(2-wire or 4-wire), RS232, RS422, Contact Closure
Bit Resolution24-BitData RateDC to 115.2Kbps
Bandwidth20Hz~20KHzBit Error Rate1.00E-08
ENVIRONMENTALETHERNET/IP
Operating Temperature-45 °C~ +75 °CStandardEthernet IEEE 802.3 (Auto-Negotiation)
Relative Humidity0%~95% (non-condensing)Data Rate10/100 Mbps
Storage Temperature-45 °C~ +85 °CConnectorRJ-45, Auto MDI/MDI-X
MTBF>100,000 hours 

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