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Press Release
Magenta Ships 1x4, 1x8 DVI-D Signal Distribution Methods
New Milford, CT, November 1, 2007 – Magenta Research, the recognized leader in video, audio and control signal distribution and switching over Cat5/CatX cable and optical fiber, announces the immediate availability of a new DVI-D transmitter used for cost-effective DVI video distribution to between two and eight DVI displays.
The 1080P/ 1080i / 720p-ready digital transmitter has four CatX outputs, and a Local Monitor Out port can be utilized to connect a second transmitter, providing a total of eight DVI outputs. The new transmitter, named 4Play, sends the DVI-D signals via the multiple CatX cables to Magenta’s Cat’s i HDMI/DVI receivers at distances to 300 feet from the source.
Another feature of the device is the inclusion of Magenta Research’s mock-mode DDC functionality, which allows for a variety of DDC options in order to ensure a trouble-free installation.
The transmitter is compatible with all high-definition formats, plus VESA video formats including 1680x1050 and 1600x1200 resolutions. U.S. list price is $375.00 and units are currently in stock for quick shipment.
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Magenta’s 1x4 DVI-D Transmitter |
About Magenta Research
Magenta Research is the industry-recognized leader in the adaptive distribution and switching of video/audio/control signals over CatX cable, DVI over fiber and/or Cat6 and more recently, HDMI over Cat6. Magenta manufactures the highest-performance, broadest and most flexible video-over-CatX product line, the MultiView™ Series. The company utilizes proprietary technologies to enable UXGA/1080p video distribution at 2,000 feet (610m) and QXGA video at 1,000 ft. (305m). MultiView Series transmitters, receivers, switchers and distributive systems have been installed in a large variety of A/V applications, especially dynamic signage for retail, airport, fast food, museum, casino, theatre, courtroom and corporate applications. In 2005, Magenta introduced the Mondo Matrix, the first multimedia Cat5 matrix switcher that can be scaled incrementally from 16x16 to 256x512. The Mondo has quickly become the new standard for larger-scale video plus audio and/or serial matrix switching. In 2006, Magenta launched the Infinea DVI Series and an industry-first – unlimited DVI extension over optical fiber and/or Cat6 using digital signal repeaters at 10km of fiber or 600 ft. (183m) of Cat6. Based in Connecticut, USA, Magenta utilizes a network of international distributors, manufacturers’ representatives and resellers to market its enabling technology worldwide.
http://www.magenta-research.com
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