The AJA OpenGear 2x4 3G-SDI Reclocking Distribution Amplifier Card delivers 3G-SDI signals on the input channels are automatically equalized and the outputs are automatically reclocked to four 3G-SDI outputs each or alternatively can function as a 1x 8-channel DA, allowing the same signal to be sent to eight destinations simultaneously. This dual input capability allows double the number of DAs in limited frame space. A 10x BNC rear connector module is included.
The OG-3GDA-2x4 offers Dual 1x4 or Single 1x8 modes. In either mode, the OG-3GDA-2x4 allows the same signal or signals to be sent to multiple destinations simultaneously. The incoming SD, HD or 3G signal(s) will be reclocked if it is one of the five SMPTE rates (270 Mbps, 1.483 Gbps, 1.485 Gbps, 2.966 Gbps, 2.970 Gbps). Otherwise, the signal(s) will bypass the reclocker and be present at the outputs. When a SD, HD, or 3G signal is detected, regardless of its compliance to SMPTE standards, the Signal Present 1 and/or Signal Present 2 LEDs will illuminate, depending on where the signal input is detected.
Designed for use in high density openGear 2RU frames including AJA’s OG-X-FR frame, new DashBoard software support on Windows, macOS, and Linux offers remote control and monitoring of the openGear architecture and provides convenient and industry-standard configuration, monitoring, and control options over a PC or local network.
OG-3GDA-2x4 Features
Video Formats: 150 Mbps - 3 Gbps, format-agnostic
Support for HDR – High Dynamic Range video
Passes embedded audio, all ancillary data including closed caption and time code
Compatible with OGX, OG3, and DFR-8321 openGear frames
Connectivity The 3G-SDI inputs are automatically equalized and the output(s) is automatically reclocked with best-in-class input jitter tolerance. SDI rates of 270Mb, 1.5Gb, and 3Gb are supported. Two SDIs inputs and eight SDI outputs are provided. A 10x BNC rear openGear connector module is included.
Download DashBoard Software DashBoard software offers quick and convenient configuration and control of openGear cards on macOS, Windows and Linux.
