| Combining the patented ID-Code, I-Decoder, and Framelock technologies, the patented Serial Video offers transmission of multiple I.D. coded camera signals by serially sequencing the camera's signals at a field or frame rate, making it possible to record, memorize and display large volume of cameras on large volume of monitors through single transmission line. | |
| ID-CODE & I-DECODER The patented I-D Code system consists of invisible 16 bit binary code injected into single horizontal line (H12) within the vertical blanking period. Elbex cameras with built-in ID-Code and in-line encoders incorporate DIP switch for setting an I.D. number from 001-999. |
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| Thereby, the ID-Code becomes a identification code hat does not obstruct the display, yet, it is always present. An I-Decoder with detect the ID-Code and can retrieve any or a group of I.D. coded video signals from a VCR playback or from a serially transmitted video signal. | |
| FRAMELOCK EXT. SYNC The patented Framelock ext. sync system provides for transmission of vertical sync pulses (25 mhz CCIR or 29.97Hz EIA) through the video coax cable to the cameras, in reversed direction to the video propagation. |
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| The Framelock therefore synchronizes all the cameras of a given system by locking all the camera's filed and frame sync pulses to the very accurate Framelock time base. For large systems at distant, Framelock can be propagated via twisted pair network, telephone lines, and fiber optics. | |
| FRAME SWITCHERS & SERIAL RECEIVERS Large volume of framelocked, I.D. coded serial video signals sequencing at field or frame rate can be recorded and transmitted over a single coax, via fiber optics or through microwave link. It takes only a single such video transmission line to propagate up to 48 camera signals to as many VCRs and monitors as desired. |
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