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...immune to electronic eavesdropping. Of course, fibre optic cable can be physically "tapped" to intercept data. But splicing or any other disturbance of the fibre core immediately decreases the signal level, which can easily be seen as a degradatio...

...more • High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) was the first digital interface to combine uncompressed high-definition video, up to eight channels of uncompressed digital audio, and intelligent format and command data in a single cable. HDMI is...

...of uncompressed HD multimedia content. HDBaseT technology converges full HD digital video, audio, 100BaseT Ethernet, power over cable, and various control signals through a single LAN cable. This is referred to as 5Play™, a feature set that set...

...for data-intensive multimedia applications • Greater Distances • Very little signal loss occurs during transmission so data travels greater distances • Immunity and reliability • The fibre is made of glass, which is an insulator, making it immu...

...extension, you can save the cost and time of pulling new cable. • It transmits 1080p video as far as 40 metres. But you can also daisychain up to 10 MediaCento HX VSPX-HDMI-CSRX receivers to reach up to 40 displays. In a daisychained setup, the ...

...delivered anywhere you have Ethernet wiring. • By leveraging existing IP network connections to distribute multimedia content, businesses can avoid running expensive dedicated links from a back room to digital signage in lobbies or other public area...

...routinely send data-heavy multimedia files, additional access points may be required to accommodate the demand. • A small-office network with fewer than 15 users may need just 1 access point. Larger networks require multiple points. If the hardwar...

...applications where you have screens in different buildings or stores. • Hospital campuses where you need to share high-quality medical imaging video. • Streaming video to classrooms in schools or universities. • Multicasting video in command and con...