A 24x16 PathFinder HD component video matrix switcher
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The FSR PFD-24x16-HD is a PathFinder 24x16 HD component video matrix switcher that features greater than 600MHz@-3dB bandwidth with +/- 1.0 dB flatness to 300MHz making it the highest bandwidth and flattest matrix switcher on the market. The PathFinder matrix switcher family is a ground-up development aimed at bringing new capabilities and a new level of performance to matrix switching. The newest feature to be added to the Pathfinders is split mode switching. This allows each color channel to be switched independently.
In order for a display to accurately reproduce the original image, every component in the video system must have enough bandwidth to carry the signal and be as flat as possible in order to maintain the clarity and color fidelity. The PathFinders set a new standard in both areas.
Allow daisy chaining of additional serial controlled devices
The PFD-24x16-HD matrix switcher has an RS-232 input and output port to allow daisy chaining of additional serial controlled devices. The Pathfinders can be easily controlled via front panel buttons or RS-232 input from a control system or PC. The command set is an easy to follow, easy to implement ASCII command set that gives control systems complete access to all functions.
Delivers high bandwidth and flat frequency response
At the heart of the PathFinder is a design that delivers high bandwidth and flat frequency response to insure that the original image is switched and distributed without being altered. Proper signal reproduction is much more than bandwidth. Frequency response plays a vital role in the clarity and accuracy of an image.
The PathFinders are also available in sizes ranging from 4x2 to 32x32 enabling you to support any size application in a variety of formats. Chassis sizes are optimized based on matrix sizes and video types to save as much space as possible in the rack. It includes a 3-year warranty.
Applications:
- Video room combining
- K-12 and higher education
- Houses of worship
- Control rooms
- Planning, deployment and monitoring centers
- Courtrooms
- City government center