Comm-Tec UP-1080p - Product Introduction; Product Overview; Main Function

User Manual COMM-TEC UP-1080p
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1 Product introduction
1.1 Product Overview
UP-1080p is a scaler/switcher designed for multi-signal processing, signals of composite Video, S-Video,
Component, VGA and HDMI can be scaled to be high-resolution VGA/HDMI format and switched out.
New generation has added HDMI in/out, more suitable to the increasing AV market where high resolution
signal prevails.
This product is mainly used by radio and television broadcasting, multimedia conference room, large
screen display works, television instruction, command and control centers and other occasions.
1.2 Main function
Video/Audio Input
• 2 x Composite(RCA) with stereo audio (Phoenix balanced Audio)
• 2 x S-Video (4-pin mini DIN) with stereo audio (Phoenix balanced Audio)
• 2 x Component (RCA) with stereo audio (Phoenix balanced Audio)
• 2 x VGA (D-Sub HD15 female) with stereo audio (Phoenix balanced Audio)
• 4 x HDMI with digital audio (HDMI connector)
• 1 Microphone (6,3 mm Jack)
Video/Audio Output
• 1 HDMI (HDMI connector)
• 1 VGA (D-Sub HD15 female)
• 1 stereo audio (2 x RCA)
• HDMI, VGA and Audio outputs work simultaneous
Features
• LCD Display: Real-time monitor of the operating status
• Control Port: RS232, female 9-pin D connector
• Compatible with composite video, S-video, component video, VGA, HDMI, and/or
balanced/unbalanced stereo audio
• HDCP conform
• Compatible with NTSC 3.58, NTSC 4.43, PAL and SECAM video
• Resolution: support 480P, 720P, 1080i, 1080p, and XGA, SXGA, SXGA+, WXGA
• 250 MHz (-3dB) bandwidth, fully loaded
• Adjustable luminance, contrast and color
• Seamlessly switching between video signals and from video signal to S-Video signal
• Higher resolution output signal with integrated scaler
• Adopting the gain-compensation and synchronization signal proofread technology
• Power-fail protection
• Rack-mountable enclosure
• Conversion into a VGA / HDMI / DVI video signals, support the following 12 kinds of resolutions to
make the output in either.
• 800×600 @60Hz
• 1024×768@60Hz
• 1280×720@60Hz
• 1280×800@60Hz
• 1280×1024@60Hz
• 1366×768@60Hz
• 1440×900@60Hz
• 1440x1050@60Hz
• 1600×900@60Hz
• 1600×1200@60Hz
• 1680×1050@60Hz
• 1920×1080@60Hz