Digital Production Switchers - Synergy 1 SD

Width:

28.75" (73.0 cm)

Height:

9.5" (24.1 cm)

Depth:

17.375" (44.1 cm)

Height above desktop:

7" (17.8 cm)

Primary pushbuttons:

16

Width:

28" (71.1 cm)

Depth:

17.625" (44.8 cm)

Width:

19" (48.3 cm)

Height (2RUs):

3 1/2" (8.89 cm)

Depth:

16" (40.64 cm)

Video:

BNC Type

Editor:

D Type, 9 pin

Peripheral 1 & 2:

D Type, 9 pin

Peripheral 1A & 2A:

BNC Type

DVE

D Type, 9 pin

GPI I/O

D Type, 25 pin

To control panel:

8 pin shielded Telco
D Type, 15 pin (not used)
50 pin Centronics (not used)

Aux panel:

6 pin shielded Telco

Tally 1 & 2:

12 pin detachable terminal block

AC Power:

3 pin IEC

Remote 1 through 5:

D type, 9 pin

Keyboard:

P/S2

Tally out:

D Type, 25 pin

To rack frame:

8 pin shielded Telco

AC power 1 & 2:

3 pin IEC

Input voltage:

90V~250V AC, 47~63Hz

Control panel:

100 VA

Frame (with all options):

75 VA

Panel and rack frame separation:

1000 ft (305 m) max

Ambient temperature range:

0 - 40 degrees C

The video processing circuitry is cooled by one fan located at the rear of the unit. The power supply is a quick swappable plug-in type.

10 bit 4:2:2 component digital video and key processing

256 levels of key transparency

4:3 and anmorphic 16:9 switchable aspect ratio

Number of inputs:

16

Serial digital reference input (601):

1

Equalization:

> 150 m

Impedance:

75 ohm, terminating

Return loss:

> 20 dB

All inputs are SMPTE-259M-C serial digital non-looping.

Inputs can be used for either key or video.

Program:

2 each

Preview:

2 each

Clean Feed (optional):

1 (optional)

Aux Bus (1 to 10)

1 per bus

Return loss:

> 18 db @ 270 MHz

Rise time:

800 ps +/- 10%

Signal level:

800 mV +/- 10%

DC offset:

0 volts

Rise and fall time:

1 ns (20 - 80%)

Overshoot:

< 8%

All video outputs are 10-bit SMTPE-259M-C serial digital.

All video inputs zero time relative to reference input, auto timing will correct for inputs out of time by up to +/- 1/3 line.

The delay through the switcher is less than one tenth of a line (approx. 6.3us). This delay can be manually increased in 37ns steps to a maximum of 32us in order to accomodate late video signals.