Magenta Research MultiView Morph-It Dual-Tx-A/-S Transmitter Card without Local Out

Why settle for less when you can have the best with the MultiView Morph-It Dual-Tx-A/-S Transmitter Card without Local Out This innovative and advanced piece of technology is perfect for installations that require a large number of local sources. It's designed to work seamlessly with the 4U Morph-It chassis, providing a modular, densely packed transmitter solution that eliminates the need for multiple boxes, power supplies, and redundant cabling.

Each high-tech transmitter card is equivalent to two transmitters, offering the potential to deliver 16 or 32 transmitters per 16-slot, 4U Morph-It Chassis. This sophisticated system is powered by a single backplane and power cord, making it a state-of-the-art solution for your audio and video needs.

The Morph-It Dual Transmitter Cards are available in all functionality types and are compatible with every component in the MultiView building block system. This includes receivers, distribution amplifiers, and matrix switchers, enhancing its versatility and ease of integration into different systems.

When paired with the appropriate receivers, these transmitter cards offer the world's longest UTP extension capability at the highest resolution of 1920x1200 at 2000ft/609m. This ensures that your video and audio signals are transmitted clearly and without interruption, regardless of the distance.

Moreover, the Morph-It Dual EQ cards are especially useful in a matrix switch environment. They can effectively zero out (null) UTP cable input lengths to a switch, ensuring that MultiView receiver adjustments remain accurate. This feature also allows for the use of shorter-range MultiView receivers in some instances.

In summary, the MultiView Morph-It Dual-Tx-A/-S Transmitter Card without Local Out is a versatile, high-quality solution for transmitting video and audio signals over Ethernet, VGA, and RGB connections. It's designed for professional use and is a testament to the innovative and advanced technology produced by Magenta Research.