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Converter Brochure Converter Catalog September 2021 Will replace with the Hi5-12G AJA CONVERTER CATALOG CONTENTS AJA MINI-CONVERTERS 10 HD5DA SCALING 4 AJA Mini-Matrix 1x4 HD/SD-SDIDistribution Amplifier 16 4K2HD Find the Right AJA Converter 10 C10DA HD/SD-SDI to SDI/Analog Down Mini-Converter for Any Situation 1x6 Analog Video Distribution Amplifier 16 HD10MD4 4 USB and Mini-Config 10 ADA4 HD/SD to SDI/Analog Down Mini-Converter Visual Configuration and Control 4-Channel Bidirectional Audio A/D and D/A Converter 16 UDC INFRASTRUCTURE HDMI Up, Down, Cross Mini-Converter 5 12GM 11 Hi5-12G 16 HDP3 12G-SDI to/from Quad 3G-SDI, Multiplexer 12G-SDI to HDMI 2.0 Mini-Converter 3G-SDI to DVI-D Mini-Converter with Embedded Audio 5 GEN10 11 Hi5-12G-R IP HD/SD Sync Generator 12G-SDI to HDMI 2.0 Mini-Converter with LC Fiber Rx SFP 17 IPT-10G2-HDMI 5 FS-Mini 11 Hi5-12G-TR HDMI to SMPTE ST 2110 IP Video and Audio Converter 3G/HD/SD-SDI Utility Frame Synchronizer 12G-SDI to HDMI 2.0 Mini-Converterwith LC Fiber TR SFP 17 IPR-10G2-HDMI 6 12G-AM 11 Hi5-12G-R-ST SMPTE ST 2110 IP Video and Audio to HDMI Converter 12G-SDI 8-Channel AES Embedder/Disembedder 12G-SDI to HDMI 2.0 Mini-Converter with ST Fiber Rx SFP 17 IPT-10G2-SDI 6 12G-AM-T 12 Hi5-4K-Plus 3G-SDI to SMPTE ST 2110 IP Video and Audio Converter 12G-SDI 8-Channel AES Embedder/Disembedder 4K/UltraHD (4x 3G-SDI) to Full HDMI 2.0 Mini-Converter 17 IPR-10G2-SDI With LC Fiber Tx SFP 12 Hi5-Fiber SMPTE ST 2110 IP Video and Audio to SDI Converter 6 12G-AM-TR 3G-SDI over Fiber to HDMI Video and Audio Mini-Converter ANALOG 12G-SDI 8-Channel AES Embedder/Disembedder 12 Hi5-Plus With LC Fiber TR SFP 18 V2Digital 3G-SDI to HDMI Mini-Converter with Embedded Audio Analog Video to HD/SD-SDI Converter 6 12G-AM-T-ST 12 Hi5-3D 12G-SDI 8-Channel AES Embedder/Disembedder 18 HD10A-Plus Dual HD-SDI Multiplexer to HDMI 1.4a and SDI Video and HD Analog to HD-SDI Converter With ST Fiber Tx SFP Audio Mini-Converter 18 7 12G-AM-R V2Analog 13 Hi5 HD/SD-SDI to Analog Video Converter 12G-SDI 8-Channel AES Embedder/Disembedder HD/SD-SDI to HDMI Mini-Converter with Embedded Audio With LC Fiber Rx SFP 18 HD10AVA 13 HA5-12G-T HD/SD Analog Composite or Component Video and 4-channel 7 3G-AM HDMI 2.0 to 12G-SDI Mini-Converter 3G-SDI 8-Channel AES Embedder/Disembedder Analog Audio to HD/SD-SDI with Embedded Audio 13 HA5-12G 19 HD10CEA 7 12G-AM-R-ST HDMI 2.0 to 12G-SDI Mini-Converter 12G-SDI 8-Channel AES Embedder/Disembedder HD/SD-SDI to Analog Audio/Video With ST Fiber Rx SFP 13 HA5-12G-T-ST LUT-BOX HDMI 2.0 to 12G-SDI Mini-Converter 7 12G-AMA 20 LUT-box 12G-SDI 4-Channel Analog Audio Embedder/Disembedder 14 HA5-4K 3G-SDI In-line Color Transform Mini-Converter 4K/UltraHD HDMI to 4K/UltraHD SDI Mini-Converter 8 12G-AMA-TR HDBASET 12G-SDI 4-Channel Analog Audio Embedder/Disembedder 14 HA5-Fiber 21 RovoRx-HDMI With LC Fiber TR SFP HDMI to 3G-SDI over Fiber Video and Audio Mini-Converter HDBaseT to HDMI Mini-Converter with PoH 8 12G-AMA-T-ST 14 HA5-Plus 21 HB-T-HDMI 12G-SDI 4-Channel Analog Audio Embedder/Disembedder HDMI to 3G-SDI Mini-Converter with Embedded Audio HDMI to HDBaseT Mini-Converter With ST Fiber Tx SFP 14 HA5 21 RovoRx-SDI 8 12G-AMA-T HDMI to HD-SDI/SD-SDI Mini-Converter with Embedded Audio HDBaseT to 6G/3G-SDI and HDMI Mini-Converter with POH, 12G-SDI 4-Channel Analog Audio Embedder/Disembedder SCAN Genlock With LC Fiber Tx SFP 15 ROI-HDMI 21 HB-T-SDI 8 12G-AMA-R HDMI to 3G-SDI Scan Converter with Region of Interest and 3G-SDI to HDBaseT Mini-Converter 12G-SDI 4-Channel Analog Audio Embedder/Disembedder Frame Synchronizer 22 HB-R-HDMI With LC Fiber Rx SFP 15 ROI-DVI HDBaseT to HDMI Mini-Converter 9 12G-AMA-R-ST DVI to 3G-SDI Scan Converter with Region of Interest and 22 HB-R-SDI 12G-SDI 4-Channel Analog Audio Embedder/Disembedder Frame Synchronizer HDBaseT to 3G-SDI Mini-Converter With ST Fiber Rx SFP 15 ROI-SDI 9 12GDA 3G-SDI to HDMI/3G-SDI Scan Converter with Region of Interest and 1 x6 12-SDI Reclocking Distribution Amplifier Frame Synchronizer 9 3G-AMA 15 ROI-DP 3G-SDI Analog Audio Embedder/Disembedder Display Port to 3G-SDI Scan Converter with Region of Interest and 9 3GDA Frame Synchronizer 1x6 3G/HD/SD Reclocking Distribution Amplifier AJA CONVERTER CATALOG CONTENTS OPTICAL FIBER 27 FiDO-T-SC 35 OG-3G-AMD 24 FiDO-TR-12G 1-Channel 3G-SDI to Single Mode SC Fiber Transmitter, openGear 3G-SDI 8-Channel 24-bit AES Embedder/Disembedder 1-Channel 12G-SDI/LC Single Mode LC Fiber Transceiver with SDI Loop Out 35 OG-3G-AMA 24 FiDO-T-12G 27 FiDO-R openGear 3G-SDI Analog Audio Embedder/Disembedder 1-Channel 12G-SDI to Single Mode LC Fiber Transmitter, with SDI 1-Channel Single Mode LC Fiber to 3G-SDI Receiver, 36 OG-Hi5-4K-Plus Loop Out with Dual SDI Out openGear 4K/UltraHD/2K/HD/SD to Full HDMI 2.0 Converter 24 FiDO-2R-12G 28 FiDO-R-ST 36 OG-HA5-4K 2-Channel Single Mode LC Fiber to 12G-SDI Receiver 1-Channel Single Mode ST Fiber to 3G-SDI Receiver, openGear 4K/UltraHD/2K/HD/SD HDMI 2.0 to 3G-SDI Conversion with Dual SDI Outputs 24 FiDO-2T-12G 37 OG-ROI-HDMI 2-Channel 12G-SDI to Single Mode LC Fiber Transmitter 28 FiDO-R-MM HDMI to 3G-SDI Scan Conversion 1-Channel Multi-Mode LC Fiber to 3G-SDI Receiver, 24 FiDO-T-12G-ST with Dual SDI Out 37 OG-ROI-DVI 1-Channel 12G-SDI to Single Mode ST Fiber Transmitter, DVI to 3G-SDI Scan Conversion with SDI Loop Out 28 FiDO-R-SC 1-Channel Single Mode SC Fiber to 3G-SDI Receiver, 37 OG-ROI-SDI 24 FiDO-R-12G with Dual SDI Output 3G-SDI to HDMI/3G-SDI Scan Conversion 1-Channel Single Mode LC Fiber to 12G-SDI Receiver, 29 AJA SFP Configurator 38 OG-4K2HD with Dual SDI Out openGear 4K/UltraHD to 3G-SDI and HDMI Down-Converter 29 Single Mode SC SFP Modules 25 FiDO-R-12G-ST 38 29 Single Mode LC SFP Modules OG-X-PS 1-Channel Single Mode ST Fiber to 12G-SDI Receiver, Optional Redundant Power Supply for the OG-X-FR and OG-3-FR with Dual SDI Out 29 Multi-Mode LC SFP Modules 38 OG-UDC 25 FiDO-4T-ST 29 Single Mode 12G SFP Modules openGear 3G-SDI Up, Down, Cross-Converter 4-Channel 3G-SDI to Single Mode ST Fiber Transmitter MINI-CONVERTER ACCESSORIES 39 OG-FiDO-TR-12G 25 FiDO-4R openGear 1-Channel 12G-SDI/LC Single Mode LC Fiber Transceiver 4-Channel Single Mode LC Fiber to 3G-SDI Receiver 30 DRM FCP Front Panel Cover for the DRM Frame 39 OG-FiDO-2R-12G 25 FiDO-4T openGear 2-Channel Single ModeLC Fiber to 12G-SDI Receiver 4-Channel 3G-SDI to Single Mode LC Fiber Transmitter 30 DRM Mini-Converter Rackmount Frame 39 $945 25 FiDO-4T-MM OG-FiDO-R-12G-ST openGear 1-Channel Single Mode ST Fiber to 12G-SDI Receiver 4-Channel 3G-SDI to Multi-Mode LC Fiber Transmitter 30 DRM P/S $395 Spare Power Supply for DRM Frame 40 $679 25 FiDO-4R-ST OG-FiDO-TR openGear 1-Channel 3G-SDI/LC Single Mode LC Fiber Transceiver 4-Channel Single Mode ST Fiber to 3G-SDI Receiver 31 DWP-U-R1 $42 Universal Power Supply $935 26 FiDO-4R-MM 40 OG-FiDO-2T-MM openGear 2-Channel 3G-SDI to Multi-Mode LC Fiber Transmitter 4-Channel Multi-Mode LC Fiber to 3G-SDI Receiver 31 P-TAP-CBL $49 P-Tap to AJA Mini-Converter Power Cable $469 26 FiDO-2T-MM 40 OG-FiDO-T openGear 1-Channel 3G-SDI to Single Mode LC Fiber Transmitter, 2-Channel 3G-SDI to Multi-Mode LC Fiber Transmitter 31 PWR-CABLE $69 with SDI Loop Out 26 FiDO-2R-MM P-TAP to 2x AJA Mini-Converter Power Connectors 40 OG-FiDO-R-MM $725 2-Channel Multi-Mode LC Fiber to 3G-SDI Receiver 31 CMP $110 openGear 1-Channel Multi-Mode LC Fiber to 3G-SDI Receiver 26 FiDO-2T Converter Mounting Plate 40 OG-FiDO-TR-MM $935 2-Channel 3G-SDI to Single Mode LC Fiber Transmitter 32 RMB $10 Rackmount Bracket openGear 1-Channel 3G-SDI/LC Multi-Mode LC Fiber Transceiver 26 FiDO-2R 2-Channel Single Mode LC Fiber to 3G-SDI Receiver 32 AJA Mini-Matrix 40 OG-FiDO-2R $679 Find the Right AJA Converterfor Any Situation openGear 2-Channel Single Mode LC Fiber to 3G-SDI Receiver 26 FiDO-TR 1-Channel 3G-SDI/LC Single Mode LC Fiber Transceiver 32 AJA Mini-Config 40 OG-FiDO-T-MM $725 openGear 1-Channel 3G-SDI to Multi-Mode LC Fiber Transmitter, 27 Visual Configuration and Control Software FiDO-TR-MM with SDI Loop Out 1-Channel 3G-SDI/LC Multi-Mode LC Fiber Transceiver OPENGEAR 40 OG-FiDO-2T $679 27 FiDO-T-ST 34 OG-12GM 1-Channel 3G-SDI to Single Mode ST Fiber Transmitter, openGear 12G-SDI to/from SDIMuxer/DeMuxer openGear 2-Channel 3G-SDI to Single Mode LC Fiber Transmitter with SDI Loop Out 34 OG-12GDA-2x4 40 OG-FiDO-2R-MM $935 openGear Dual 1x4 12G-SDIDistribution Amplifier openGear 2-Channel Multi-Mode LC Fiber to 3G-SDI Receiver 27 FiDO-T-MM 1-Channel 3G-SDI to Multi-Mode LC Fiber Transmitter, 34 OG-FS-Mini 40 OG-FiDO-R $469 with SDI Loop Out openGear 3G-SDI Frame Synchronizer openGear 1-Channel Single Mode LC Fiber to 3G-SDI Receiver 27 FiDO-T 34 OG-3GDA-2x4 1-Channel 3G-SDI to Single Mode LC Fiber Transmitter, openGear 2x4 3G-SDI Reclocking DA with SDI Loop Out 35 OG-3GDA-1x9 openGear 1x9 3G-SDI Reclocking DA AJA Mini-Converters Complete Range of Stand-Alone 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