The MnVID-2000 is a network compatible video encoding unit.
Features
- Networked MPEG-2 video encoder unit
- Provides one video input channel:
- accepts RS-170A video signal and NTSC, PAL, or SECAM video format
- accepts Composite, S-Video, or Component RGB + Sync
- DVD-quality video (MPEG-2 profile MP @ ML)
- Provides one audio input channel:
- programmable input level, stereo or mono
- MPEG-1, level 2 compression
- Network communication via Fast Ethernet (100BASE-T)
- Supports IEEE 1588 to acquire coherent global timing information via the network
- HTTP web interface for dynamic parameter adjustment:
- Video
- input signal: Composite, S-Video, or RGB + Sync
- input format: NTSC, PAL, SECAM, or test pattern
- frame size: D1, 1/2 D1, CIF, or QCIF
- compression: VBR
- compressed video bit rate: 1 to 8 Mbps
- timestamp location for each output video frame
- Audio
- mode: mono or stereo
- input voltage in mono mode: 1 to 40 Vp-p; output bit rate: 64,128 or 192 Kbps
- Video
- Supports audio/video stream timestamp for channel data correlation
- Programmable time annotation overlay position within active video region
- SNMP MIB for statistics monitoring
- Serial port communications available for camera control (e.g., pan, tilt, zoom)
- Environmentally sealed package
- Extremely small installation footprint
Applications
- Video recording or remote monitoring
- Cockpit video, HUD, MFD, and external stores
- Remote communications
- Flight test integrity monitoring
The MnACQ-2600 is a miniature networked encoding unit that processes and delivers packetized data to designated network nodes.
TTC MnVID-2000 Miniature Network Video Encoder Unit
The MnVID-2000 is a network-compatible video encoding unit. The unit accepts composite, S-Video, or component RGB + Sync, with high or low-level audio inputs. Compression bit rate and frame resolution are user-programmable to optimize network bandwidth. The unit delivers packetized video data to other network nodes for display, archive, or telemetry. The unit has a RS-422 compatible serial port to control a remote camera. The MnVID-2000 is fully compatible with IEEE 1588 to synchronize to the network clock for data time tagging.
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