The 1RU VIO DELAY-X-HD180S Super 3G/HD/SD-SDI Solid Delay Line Unit from Gra-Vue is an audio & video signal delay unit which provides a delay time of 180 seconds for HD-SDI signals, and 900 seconds for SD-SDI signals. It supports embedment and de-embedment of four analog audio channels. This unit provides individual PGM time line and Preview time line, so you can monitor the delay signals at three different points: before they are delayed, while they are being delayed, and after they've been delayed. This enables you to bypass abnormal signals during live broadcast/recording.

The VIO DELAY-X features four front panel control buttons, and five LED buttons. The front panel LCD provides a countdown timer display which starts when the abnormal signal is marked. An intuitive operation key is configured on the host front panel. AUX signal input and mute process are also available. Analog or digital embedded and de-embedded PGM audio, and two-channel monitor audio output are supported. The unit has a built-in web-server which allows you to edit clips or configure the device from a WEB UI.

Maximum delay time up to 180 seconds for HD-SDI and 900 seconds for SD-SDI

FPGA and DSP processing technology

Enables you to adjust delay time frame by frame

Supports H/V phase adjustment

Outputs three kinds of monitor signals at the same time: before delay, being delayed, and after delay

Front panel LCD features count-down timer display

Program loop-out when power off

1RU chassis structure, hot-swap redundant power supplies

Supports embedment and de-embedment of four analog audio channels

Supports SNMP

Built-in webserver

Four upgrade options available: MVS Quad-Split, 128G SSD, AES Audio Input/Output, and Capture

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does anyone know if this reclocks the signal?

A: We're afraid not. This is passive, it will not re-clock the signal. For a re-clocked signal you would need to look at the Apantac 3G-SDI 1x4 Re-Clocking Distribution Amplifier, B&H # APDA4HD, instead. https://bhpho.to/2EkR1Ue

Q: 2. what is the length when coiled and just sitting on a table? And then how far out does it stretched out?

A: The 10 inch coiled cord extends up to an additional 12 inches.

Q: 3. Is there a mounting bracket for it

A: Please contact Laimonas at info@lsdigi.com They custom make a variety of mounting brackets and would be more than happy to create one for your needs. https://www.lsdigi.com/collections/all

Q: 4. Hi,Can it sacle and crop from 1080i 16:9 to full screen 1024x768 4:3 (croping both sides)?

A: Yes.

Q: 5. Has anyone used this to input HDMI from PC to an SDI input , on the BMD 1 M/E Switcher? We tried using a Decimator MD-HX and have not had any luck.Thanks!

A: 1st, your Payload: BMD ATEM by default is 1080i / 59.94; Delivery: SMPTE Level B. Your Decimator MD-HX, those are configured by default as Output Converters. Install the Decimator control Panel to configure (Decimator)as an Input Converter. It will do what you want.The DAC-70s are SMPTE Level A. At 1080i / 59.94, they will work as long as the Payload remains 1080i / 59.94. Delivery: SMPTE Level A or B, does not matter at that rate. We use both DAC-70's & Decimators, among other Converters, with our BMD ATEM 2 M/E Production Studio 4K Video Switch. Hope that helps!

Q: 6. Do these units come with ST connectors and power supplies?

A: While it will come with everything you need to get up and running it will not include the Single-Mode Fiber Optic Cable. You will be able to add the proper cable for the distance that meets your needs, such as B&H #CAHFTR1SMLC1 which is for 1000'.

Q: 7. Is it the St type connector for fiber

A: Yes, it is an ST/PC connection.

Q: 8. I have a Free To Air Satellite Receiver that receives and displays most Ku Band Satellite TV channels in 720p HD format, which is watchable but oftentimes annoying; nowhere near the 1080i quality I would like. So if I ran an HDMI cable from the Free To Air satellite reciever to the Up Converter, and another HDMI cable from the converter to my TV, will I get the nice crystal clear detailed 1080i picture instead? Or will it still look fuzzy and kind of out of focus? I'm willing to blow the money for your product if it will display in true clear detailed 1080i quality. I hope you can please let me know. Thanks!

A: This is a great converter. I've bought a few of them for various applications. It will absolutely do the conversion you're asking about. The quality you get on the output will be entirely dependant upon what you put in. If your source is HD then you can expect a good picture going up to 1080.

Q: 9. Can this handle a 4K video signal? 1080p at 60 fps signal?

A: No this cannot handle 4K video signal. This has a Composite BNC input/Output.

Q: 10. does it embeds RCA Audio Input onto HDMI Output (just like what DAC-8P does, if we want to chose audio from RCA instead of HD-SDI)? please refer here a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/867307-REG/Datavideo_dac8p_HD_SD_SDI_T_HDMI_Converter_Up.html target= _blank http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/867307-REG/Datavideo_dac8p_HD_SD_SDI_T_HDMI_Converter_Up.html/a

A: Using the analog audio input it will embed audio onto the HDMI output.