The Blackmagic Design Teranex Mini Quad SDI to 12G - SDI converter is a must - have for professional broadcasting. It's the ideal solution to connect old Quad Link Ultra HD equipment to the latest 12G - SDI tech. With this converter, you can easily link devices using four BNC cables to new gear with a single 12G - SDI BNC cable. This ensures smooth compatibility with modern routers, switchers, projectors, and other pro broadcasting equipment. Whether you're upgrading your system or setting up a new one, the Teranex Mini offers great flexibility and top - notch performance. It comes with automatic multi - rate support, smoothly switching between SD, HD, 2K, and 4K video formats to meet various production needs. It's also compatible with both Level A and Level B 3G - SDI equipment. The built - in re - clocking technology provides stable and reliable video transmission, getting rid of signal degradation risks. Designed for professional videographers, it's sturdy, compact, and easy to configure via USB or Ethernet. Whether in a studio or on location, it helps you achieve excellent results. Key features include converting Quad Link SDI to 12G - SDI, supporting multiple formats, automatic multi - rate switching, compatibility with 3G - SDI equipment, built - in re - clocking, USB or Ethernet configuration, and a compact and robust design. Specifications cover SDI video input and output, multi - rate support, updates and configuration methods, re - clocking, standards, video rates, sampling, audio sampling, and color space. The package includes the converter, a power supply, and a user manual.
Using the Blackmagic Design Teranex Mini Quad SDI to 12G - SDI converter is quite simple. First, connect your legacy Quad Link Ultra HD equipment to the converter using four BNC cables. Then, connect the converter to your new 12G - SDI equipment with a single 12G - SDI BNC cable. You can configure the converter via USB or Ethernet according to your needs. When it comes to using it, remember that it can automatically switch between SD, HD, 2K, and 4K video formats, so you don't have to worry about format compatibility. For maintenance, keep it in a dry and clean place. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or humidity. If there are any issues with the video signal, check the cable connections first. Also, make sure to use the provided power supply to ensure stable operation. And don't forget to refer to the user manual for more detailed information and troubleshooting tips.
