Phabrix PHRX1000 - Rack Mount Chassis 1U 19"

The Rx1000 offers PHABRIX test and measurement instrumentation within a 19 inch(482 mm) width 1U rasterizer format. Configurable with a range of functions using its modular structure, the Rx1000 makes full use of its clever HDMI or SDI output. Uniquely for a rasterizer an onboard graphic display allows feedback for engineer or operator input clearly showing a range of presets and instrument operation without the need to glance at a remote monitor. Onboard digital control and HDMI/SDI output to external screen at 1920 x 1080 is standard. Available as SD/HD-SDI chassis, the rasterizer can be upgraded at any time with a simple software key to 3G-SDI.

The Rx 1000 offers PHABRIX test and measurement instrumentation in a 19” (482 mm) width 1U rasterizer format. Configured with a range of functions using its modular structure, the Rx1000 makes full use of its HDMI/SDI output with support for up to 4 modules.

The Rx 1000 can display 4 simultaneous inputs with up to 8 inputs connected including optical through SFP support on each module.

As with all of the instruments provided in the Rx range, the more modules inserted into the chassis, the more cost effective this solution becomes for both audio and video test and measurement.

Designed from the onset to enable broadcast engineers to fully customise their needs, Rx technology can be configured to satisfy a range of market sectors.
 

• Broadcast manufacturing
• OB facilities, flyaways and trucks
• Camera shading
• Production monitoring
• Control room
• Transmission remote control
• Editing/Colour correction
• 3D application
• Telco

As budgets continue to be squeezed in broadcast the Rx range has been designed as a cost effective investment for test and measurement with the quality and reliability established by the PHABRIX brand.
The Rx range allows a flexible approach to configuring test and measurement on a new technological platform designed for longevity. The innovation in Rx technology allows each Rx product to benefit from developments as they arise.