The 64 Input x 128 Output Crosslink Composite Analog Video Router with Status Panel from Matrix Switch is an analog video routing switcher with 64 BNC Inputs and 128 BNC Outputs that employs Crosslink technology, which eliminates performance degradation resulting from input buffers and output combiners in XY two-dimensional designs. Crosslink allows different modules in its line to be interconnected and to switch inputs to multiple outputs without disrupting any other paths within the system, as all stages of the system are identical.

Selecting input and output routing may be done via RS-232 control, using an optional controller, or the Ethernet web GUI ports, which will show users a conventional, two-dimension path search, and provide access to system software updates. Users have multiple BNC ports for employing tri-level sync or NTSC/PAL black burst, and they can also store and recall up to 10 presets on the system. Two power ports are included, with of one these intended for optional, redundant power support.

64 BNC Inputs x 128 BNC Outputs    Switch Inputs to Multiple Outputs    RS-232 Control Supported    Redundant Power Supply    Store and Recall up to 10 Presets    Tri-Level Sync or NTSC/PAL Black Burst

• Inputs can be switched to multiple outputs without restriction
• Vertical interval switching using vertical sync input (tri-level sync or NTSC/PAL black burst)
• Store and recall up to 10 presets
• Supports Matrix Switch Corporation remote panels
• Ethernet port for control via built-in web page interface or TCP/IP ports
• Interactive web page interface
• Serial control via RS-232 port
• RS-485 port for an additional high-speed long-distance-capable control interface
• Support for common third-party protocols for added integration flexibility
• Real Time Operating System (RTOS) with 32-bit ARM processor
• System software updates from webpage interface
• Redundant power supply included
• Complies with all relevant FCC, U/L, CE, and RoHS requirements

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it do scanline doubling? My input to the device would be 240p s-video that needs scanline doubling to produce the full image when output at higher resolution.

A: This product does offers an S-Video Input and will allow that signal to be up-scaled for viewing on a 4K TV through HDMI.

Q: 2. Will this work with a receiver that can only handle 1080p signals?

A: Yes it will. This converter has the ability to scale the image up to 3840 x 2160. However you can set it to upscale to only 1920 x 1080 if needed.

Q: 3. I dont understant how to hook it up to my. Pc with me flight yoke budle?

A: The Logitech G Flight Switch Panel connects to a PC via USB connection.

Q: 4. how do i get setup link?

A: Connect via USB and consult the included manual for a complete or customized set-up. Make sure you have downloaded the correct driveres from Logitech's website for this product. They will also offer a .pdf of the set-up manual.

Q: 5. Does it support touch input when in use?

A: This product is designed for capturing a video stream from an external video source such as a camcorder via HDMI. It does not affect your ability to use touch screen devices.

Q: 6. Any recommendations on an inexpensive mixer that I can connect my phone to? I need to use 4 mics, and I'm using lavalier mics.

A: 4 mics to your phone sounds difiicult, You might use 2 phones and plug thats what I can sugest.

Q: 7. what is the frame rate of this converter for hdmi out ? does it gives 50i ?

A: Do not buy, poor resolution.

Q: 8. Does it work with Samsung Galaxy Core?

A: Probably. If a standard TRRS headphones/microphone work on the phone, I would think it work

Q: 9. Both mics work fine plugged in, but I can not get the headphone plugged into that jack to let me hear or monitor any sound at all. Ive tried 3 dif apps. Can anyone point out an app and settings that work for this? Android Phone

A: Using an iPhone with the TRRS plug the headphones work fine using FILMiC Pro. I found a link to their support for Android on their web site but cannot include that link here.

Q: 10. I want to convert several analog videos to a digital format using the Elgato Systems USB Video Converter (or similar converter). If I use the KanexPro in conjunction with the Elgato Converter, will it improve the final image quality?

A: Sorry, but these cannot be used together. The Elgato creates a file, not video signal. The KanexPro needs a video signal in order to work. Generally speaking, you cannot up rez video to significantly improve the image quality. Usually, all you can hope for is making the original as good as it can.