NEWS
Extending and manipulating display identification data: CYP’s new RE-EDID
ICE’s Clear Series 2 cables range features lengths from 0.5m to 30m
Clear Series cables: the next generation
30+ products for AV integration CYP UK
Thirty-plus new products are being introduced by CYP at ISE 2014, including 4K integration solutions, EDID Management, HDBaseT integrated audio amplifiers, and HDBaseT extenders with advanced control features. The Centro 8 control processor should enable DemoPad to offer improved standards in home automation and AV control as an integrated control system, without
the high costs traditionally associated with residential or commercial control systems. The RE-EDID enables the adjustment and manipulation of HDMI/DVI EDID (Extended Display Identification Data) information provided to a source device by a connected display ensuring the correct video/audio signal is outputted. This will help to eliminate any incompatibility with connected devices. The new OR-44VWC is an
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advanced 2 x 2 HDMI seamless matrix switcher that can be easily configured and controlled for three different output modes (Matrix, Dual, and Video Wall) for a variety of install applications, while the PU-16HBT HDBaseT modular matrix allows switching and distribution of 16 HDMI sources, two-way IR, RS-232, and Power over Ethernet to lengths of up to 100m using Cat5e/6/7 cable infrastructure. Stand: 4-S65
ICE CABLE SYSTEMS
The new Clear Series 2 HDMI cables are shipping now and replace the company’s original Clear Series. Key features of the series include a compact head design, GRIP connector with locking technology, and the ability to handle 1080p/60Hz up to 100ft (30m) without baluns.
The line is comprised of pre- terminated cables in lengths from 0.5m to 30m. ICE Cable’s GRIP connector attaches to female HDMI connectors with
up to 15lb of pull-force, helping reduce disconnected cables and frivolous service calls. The compact size of the head supports easier side-by-side and stacking connections, and takes up less space behind equipment. Proprietary cable technology allows the Clear Series 2 to achieve 1080p/60Hz in runs up to 100 feet without the use of a balun, which supports direct connections from Blu-ray DVD players and DVRs to the TV. Stand: 2-E40
The technology world is becoming increasingly IP- and network-based. What are the main challenges here for your market sector?
‘With the move to IP we have to ensure that the AV industry keeps up with the skill-set required to work in the combined AV and IT environment as well as keeping the specification of AV by people who understand AV at the forefront of any installation.’ Jon Sidwick, director, Maverick Europe
‘The AV market is well-placed to take advantage of the increasingly IP- and network-based environment. The integration skills that our industry possesses are crucial as the world becomes more connected. Perhaps the biggest challenge for the AV sector is training – it will be critical for
engineers to keep pace with developments in
IP-based control and networks, migrating from an analogue to a solution driven digital age.’ Holger Graeff, general manager, Vivitek EMEA
‘The convergence of video and audio infrastructure and the leveraging of IP presents a considerable opportunity for the industry, making many aspects of system design much simpler, especially when complex multi-room facilities are concerned. Realising this potential relies on those working within the industry
becoming IT as well as AV literate and there is still a notable skills gap that needs to be addressed.’ Kevin Morrison, MD and VP, AMX Europe
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