Matrix switch features build-tin web server
Sensoray
model 2444 switch
Sensoray has introduced model 2444, a rugged and compact, 4x4 matrix (crosspoint) switch that can simultaneously connect each of its four outputs to any of its four inputs.
It supports all single-link SDI standards: SMPTE 259M(C) (SD-SDI), 292M (single-link HD-SDI), and 424M (3G-SDI).
Four seven-segment LED displays provide indication of the switch states, as well as signal status of the video inputs.
The unit can be controlled manually through its intuitive front-panel console, or alternatively with a computer through its Ethernet or serial communications interfaces.
A built-in web server allows the unit to be controlled from any web browser and the unit's integral telnet server enables it to be easily controlled by a remote, automated client.
Data rates range from 125Mbps to 2.97Gbps.
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