BPR JEM - SDI TO SCART CONVERTER - RGB and PAL
In an increasing number of circumstances, it is convenient to use consumer or prosumer video displays in place of high grade professional picture monitors. An example of this may be the use of consumer TV sets as monitors in audience participation studio recordings. If the available feeds are SDI signals however, this could be a problem. The JEM offers a practical solution by providing an SDI to composite and RGB conversion in a convenient package.
The SDI input is via a BNC connector and the composite and RGB outputs are fed via a standard SCART connector. The unit is powered via a 2.5mm DC connector (screwlock). Pin 16 on the SCART is identified to +5V via 75 ohms in order to facilitate automatic switching equipment to SCART RGB inputs.
A compact in-line power supply with a two-pin IEC figure-of-eight mains input (mating cable is 42-160, not included) and a non-locking 2.5mm DC connector, is available.
||SDI (to 601/656) at 270Mb/s
||RGB and composite PAL
||Ident pin16 and pin 8 powered
||Screwlock DC connector 44-244, or any non-locking 2.5 mm DC connector (not supplied)
The text passage describes a technical device, the BPR JEM, which converts SDI signals to composite and RGB outputs for use with consumer video displays. It provides details about the connectors, power supply, and technical specifications of the device.
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BPR JEM - SDI TO SCART CONVERTER - RGB and PAL
In an increasing number of circumstances, it is convenient to use consumer or prosumer video displays in place of high grade professional picture monitors. An example of this may be the use of consumer TV sets as monitors in audience participation studio recordings. If the available feeds are SDI signals however, this could be a problem. The JEM offers a practical solution by providing an SDI to composite and RGB conversion in a convenient package.
The SDI input is via a BNC connector and the composite and RGB outputs are fed via a standard SCART connector. The unit is powered via a 2.5mm DC connector (screwlock). Pin 16 on the SCART is identified to +5V via 75 ohms in order to facilitate automatic switching equipment to SCART RGB inputs.
A compact in-line power supply with a two-pin IEC figure-of-eight mains input (mating cable is 42-160, not included) and a non-locking 2.5mm DC connector, is available.
||SDI (to 601/656) at 270Mb/s
||RGB and composite PAL
||Ident pin16 and pin 8 powered
||Screwlock DC connector 44-244, or any non-locking 2.5 mm DC connector (not supplied)
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The text passage describes a technical device, the BPR JEM, which converts SDI signals to composite and RGB outputs for use with consumer video displays. It provides details about the connectors, power supply, and technical specifications of the device.

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