OG-FIDO-2R-MM openGear 2-Channel Multi-Mode LC Fiber to 3G-SDI Receiver

AJA OG-FiDO-2R-MM openGear 2-Channel Multi-Mode LC Fiber
to 3G-SDI Receiver is an openGear-compatible dual-channel fiber to 3G-SDI receiver designed for clean SDI recovery from multi-mode fiber. It supports format-agnostic SDI rates from 150 Mbps to 3 Gbps and allows fiber runs up to 700 m on OM4 or 300 m on OM3, making it a practical choice for long runs while eliminating electrical ground loop issues.

Highlights

• 2x independent multi-mode LC fiber inputs to 2x 3G-SDI BNC outputs
• Format-agnostic operation from 150 Mbps to 3 Gbps
• Multi-mode reach: up to 700 m (OM4) or 300 m (OM3)
• Automatic detection and reclocking at common SDI rates
• HDR and SDI metadata pass-through supported

Quick Specs & Uses

• Fiber inputs: 2x multi-mode LC (SMPTE-297)
• SDI outputs: 2x 3G-SDI BNC (SMPTE-259/292/424)
• Reclocked rates: 270 Mbps, 1.483, 1.485, 2.966, 2.970 Gbps
• Optics: 850 nm; optical sensitivity −15 dBm to 0 dBm
• Power: openGear frame compatible, 2.5 W max per card

Why It Helps

OG-FiDO-2R-MM is intended for receiving SDI over fiber at the far end of a long run. It converts two independent fiber feeds back to SDI, reclocks common rates to stabilize downstream equipment, and provides clear lock indicators for fast verification in a rack.

Key Technical Notes

• Independent channels: each fiber input is handled separately
• Reclocking behavior: listed rates reclocked; all others passed through
• Status indicators: Input Present and Input SMPTE Lock LEDs
• Monitoring: openGear Dashboard on Windows, macOS, or Linux
• Serviceability: hot-swap capable

Frame & Facility Fit

• Compatible frames: OG-X-FR, OG-3-FR, and DFR-8321 openGear frames
• Form factor: openGear front slot with rear I/O
• Slots required: two per card
• Weight: 0.5 lb (0.3 kg)
• Operating environment: 0–40 C, 10–90% RH, altitude <3,000 m

What’s In The Box

Package contents vary by configuration. Please refer to the Specifications tab for the exact included items.

Trusted Seller

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