A wide range of compatible Lightware extender devices is available to link with the installed input and output boards.Ĭross-Compatibility is ensured among most devices in the Lightware product families. The MX architecture allows routing signals between boards even if they have different (DVI, HDMI, fiber optical, or CATx twisted pair) interfaces. The various input and output boards of the Lightware MX modular matrix switchers can be mixed in the same frame without limitation. For instance, audio can be de-embedded from the incoming HDMI stream, then at output a different audio can be embedded into the video signal from a different source, or audio can be routed to a separate output port. Analog signals are converted to digital formats at the input port which makes cross switching between the analog and digital input signals possible without delay.īreakaway audio/video switching allows for switching audio and video separately by de-embedding and embedding audio from/into HDMI signals. UMX (Universal MatriX) technology was developed to support various analog and digital video and audio signal formats with several input connection possibilities. If, for example, the administrator wants to prohibit an operator in one room from accidentally making switches in another, the maximal crosspoint area can be divided into smaller virtual matrices called ’rooms’ where all operators can access only the virtual rooms they are allowed to. A number of sources and destinations on the switching plane can be grouped and designated as a virtual room, which can also share some resources if required. The advanced audio functions make this technology even more unique handling three different audio layers: Embedded Audio, Forward Audio and Return Audio.Īs the maximal crosspoint area in our 25G Hybrid routers is a huge switching plane, we have introduced ’Room Management’. 25G Hybrid router manages as many Media Layers as signal types: there are as many individual routers as many signal types are incorporated. In the 25G product range Lightware added a third dimension of signal routing, the Media Layers, which provide the flexibility and freedom of independent signal switching. Employing our products customers can use 3D technology in every typical, contemporary environment from home AV to professional, including Blu-ray players, game consoles, cable, and satellite or broadcast installations. Lightware provides complex, integrated solutions for the digital age, also delivering 3D content. New Lightware products released in 2016 are already compatible with the 4K 60Hz 4:4:4 format, supporting HDMI 2.0 standards.
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We produce 4K boards for modular matrices, 4K extenders and distribution amplifiers with point-to-point 4K transmission connecting to MX series matrices as far end points. Solid Edge Wiring Design automates standards-based diagram generation and cross-referencing for multi-sheet schematics, and automatically generate reports for wires, connectors, and devices used in a design.Most Lightware products 30Hz 4:4:4 UHD resolutions since 2013. Simulation highlights design challenges such as short and open circuits, voltage drop, fusing, and wire sizing errors as a design proceeds. More than 10,000 popular industrial parts support the automated selection of parts, terminal plugs and seals for each connector. The graphical design environment creates wiring schematics via an intuitive user interface and built-in libraries of electrical symbols, components, and simulation models. Solid Edge Wiring Design provides rapid and intuitive electrical circuit design using industry-proven tools that simulate and verify electrical behavior as the design is created.
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Solid Edge Wiring Design provides rapid and intuitive electrical circuit design with built-in verification and design rule checks to validate designs. Achieve first-pass success in electromechanical design using industry-proven tools that simulate and verify electrical behavior as a design is created.
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