Sony BRU-H700 HD Optical Multiplex Unit
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Sony BRU-H700 HD Optical Multiplex Unit
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The Sony BRU-H700 HD Optical Multiplex Unit is an HD optical multiplex unit that lets you place a BRC-H700 or BRC-Z700 robotic camera up to 1,000 m (3,281 ft) from your control position over a single fiber run. This package includes the BRBK-H700 optical multiplex card, which installs in the camera. Pair it with a CCFC-M100HG multi-mode fiber cable, and the system carries camera video, external sync, control signals, and stereo line audio on one cable. The unit outputs RGB/component via a standard D-sub 15-pin connector, and two interface card slots let you add HD-SDI, SD, VESA computer, or HDV outputs. That makes it well suited to large venues, houses of worship, arenas, and broadcast installs where copper runs fall short.
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The Sony BRU-H700 HD Optical Multiplex Unit is an HD optical multiplex unit that lets you place a BRC-H700 or BRC-Z700 robotic camera up to 1,000 m (3,281 ft) from your control position over a single fiber run. This package includes the BRBK-H700 optical multiplex card, which installs in the camera. Pair it with a CCFC-M100HG multi-mode fiber cable, and the system carries camera video, external sync, control signals, and stereo line audio on one cable. The unit outputs RGB/component via a standard D-sub 15-pin connector, and two interface card slots let you add HD-SDI, SD, VESA computer, or HDV outputs. That makes it well suited to large venues, houses of worship, arenas, and broadcast installs where copper runs fall short.