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8 Inputs Component Video Feature

Thursday, February 12, 2009

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8 Inputs Component Video Feature

Digital Key (Vernon, NY) introduces the KD-MSV8X8 Matrix Switcher, an ideal solution for any AV application; a perfect piece for multi zone and home automation installations. This Matrix Switcher features 8 inputs of Component video and can output to 8 different Component zones. Other features include:

The KD-MSV8X8 Matrix Switcher, features a 750MHz bandwidth.

Digital Key (Vernon, NY) introduces the KD-MSV8X8 Matrix Switcher, an ideal solution for any AV application; a perfect piece for multi zone and home automation installations. This Matrix Switcher features 8 inputs of Component video and can output to 8 different Component zones. Other features include:

  • Seamless matrix switching of up to 8 Component (YPrPb) Video Input to 8 Component (YPrPb) Video outputs.
  • Front LEDs indicate the selected source and input/output status.
  • Bandwidth of 750 MHz supports up to 1080p.
  • Supports control systems via RS-232 and IR: AMX, Control4, HomeLogic, LifeIware, RTI, Universal and others.

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