March, 2014
www.us-tech.com
Tigard, OR — The newly released Model 2253P is a compact and robust USB-compatible audio/video codec that is powered from a single USB port. The unit is capable of simulta- neously producing two different video streams from its single compos- ite input and sending the streams out over USB. Video and audio are available as elementary streams or may be multiplexed in MP4 contain-
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to operate as an incremental encoder interface or as two digital inputs. When a port is configured as dual digital inputs, each of the inputs can optionally be used to pause/resume capture of a video stream. Encoder counts, GPS data and GPIO input states can be read using the API functions. If desired, overlay images, text, encoder counts and GPS data can be displayed on top of the record-
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Audio/video USB codec.
er format. The Model 2253P can also perform as a decoder, converting the compressed audio/video stream into standard analog video and audio sig- nals, as well as offering closed-cap- tion support for H.264 streams. It is well-suited for uncompromising cap- ture of various video sources, such as video pipeline inspection, radar and sonar processing, remote video sur- veillance and traffic monitoring. The unit includes a GPS receiv-
er and two incremental encoder in- terfaces accessible through two RJ- 45 sockets. Each multifunction inter- face can be independently configured
ed streams, preview, or composite video output. Up to 160 characters of overlay
text may be positioned anywhere in the video frame prior to compression. Sensoray provides an SDK (software development kit) for the Model 2253P that includes drivers, programming examples and comprehensive docu- mentation for both Windows and
Linux operating systems. Contact: Sensoray, 7313 SW
Tech Center Drive, Tigard, OR 97223 % 503-684-8005 fax: 503-684- 8164 E-mail:
info@sensoray.com Web:
www.sensoray.com
Prototyping and concurrent engineering are part of the Mill-Max support.
Despite an industry-leading inventory of stock products, application-specific interconnects represent about half of our business, and we’re very good at it. Mill-Max engineers work directly with our customers’ engineers. We look for ways to enhance functionality, simplify manufacturing, eliminate secondary operations, and reduce costs. Fast prototyping is a specialty and we’re happy to do it… even on short-run projects. See the whole Mill-Max story at
www.mill-max.com/videos.
Mill-Max manufactures a wide variety of both standard and application-specific interconnects.
Maximum Support.
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