The BrightEye 48 3G/HD/SD/ASI Optical to Electrical Converter from Ensemble Designs is an optical receiver and distribution amplifier that can be used with standard-definition signals, 3Gbps & 1.5Gbps high-definition signals, or ASI signals.

The optical input is converted to electrical form and the resulting serial digital signal is reclocked and delivered to BNC outputs. Providing six electrical outputs, the BrightEye 48 also serves as a distribution amplifier.

Front panel indicators show the presence of an input signal and power. The unit does not feature a USB port nor any interface for BrightEye Windows or Mac software.

Optical Receiver    Supports Multiple Signal Formats    Achieve Extended Transmission Distances    Serves as a Distribution Amplifier    LED Indicators

This unit is an optical-to-electrical converter and distribution amplifier that can be used with high-definition, standard-definition, and ASI signals.

The electrical output can drive a single-mode fiber up to 12.42 miles (20km).

Front panel indicators show the presence of an input signal and power.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What magnification does this provide? 0.2x, 0.3x, 0.45x?

A: Specifications & Measurements: Magnification Nominal 185-degree on all directions. Actual 185-degree Diagonal, 185-degree Horizontal Lens construction 4-group/6-element, Coated optical glass elements Front Filter thread None Mounting thread 62mm Dimensions 98mm x 96mm Weight 560g(20oz) Accessories DCR-CF187PRO: 4-adapter ring, Lens pouch, Lens caps, Instruction manuals

Q: 2. What is the difference between the P7 and FW279 models?

A: The monitors are very similar to one another. The P7 comes in at a slightly higher weight than the FW279, but overall the differences are negligible.

Q: 3. Can this convert 1080i 59.94 to 1080i 60?

A: yess, for sure. you can check it here: https://documents.blackmagicdesign.com/UserManuals/BlackmagicConvertersManual.pdf?_v=1533193938000 page 85 all the best only one problem- huge delay during processing

Q: 4. Is there a usb type c output?

A: The Blackmagic Design Mini Converter UpDownCross HD's USB-C port is for managing the converter and updating the firmware, it is not a video output.

Q: 5. Will this upscale 720p to 1080p?

A: Yes it will.

Q: 6. Can you input HMDI and output HDMI and SDI at the same time?

A: the loop out will work from one input to another (Loop-Through HDMI and 3G-SDI Outputs) but it isn't possible to do both at the same time

Q: 7. Does this monitor flip image? Can I display the image that I flip on this monitor on another regular monitor via HDMI? Does this monitor have an output via HDMI to another monitor with all visual functions configured? How many full HDMI output is this monitor?

A: Yes it can flip the image no it can not flip the output it has 1 HDMI output that will pass through whatever signal comes into the monitor.

Q: 8. Will this convert 1080i 59.94 to 1080i 29.97?

A: No. As Brian C. mentioned there is a 1080PsF@29.97 or 1080p@29.97 but not 1080i. The progressive segmented frame (PsF) is ideal when converting interlaced to progressive I think...

Q: 9. can i convert 1080 laptop to SD SDI? can i change the format using software?

A: Yes you can convert 1080 to SD. The Setup utility lets you configure the SD aspect ratio if you need it.

Q: 10. what's the delay of this conversion? will it maintain audio?

A: The delay can be up to 2 frames based upon conversion type. Audio will be maintained.