Christie Phoenix Quad-T expands data input and monitoring capabilities

On the occasion of the market presentation of the Phoenix Quad-T, The company has expanded the data and input monitoring capabilities of both this device and Phoenix, its control platform that uses existing network infrastructure in companies, redefining what a control room visualization system should be.

In control rooms and command centers, almost immediate access to information from multiple sources is essential. For this reason, increased scalability from 4K and UHD resolution sources will be, definitely, very well received by users. Under this premise, Christie has expanded the ticket capacity of both its Phoenix platform (more details in Digital AV Magazine) like Phoenix Quad-T to ensure, even in the most critical situations, the accuracy of the data that reaches the systems.

Christie Phoenix Quad-T, to be exhibited at the ASIS international security congress 2015, of the 28 from September to 1 October in the Californian city of Anaheim (USA) It is a standalone device, installable anywhere on a network, with which it is possible to easily expand the Phoenix control platform by adding inputs in an economical way.

With four HDMI connectors, each of them supporting resolutions up to 3,840x 2.160 pixels, and four mini-USB ports for KVM software control, Phoenix Quad-T makes it easy for users to acquire ultra-high quality remote video and control signals on IP networks, making it possible for teams of people to work with the same data regardless of where they are located.

As Karl Johnson points out, Christie Control Room Processors Product Manager, “Monitoring and controlling multiple sources of information is essential in control room environments.”, and Phoenix Quad-T allows users to integrate 4K/UHD resolution sources into their Phoenix system and expand system scalability with great ease.”.

Phoenix Quad-T Key Features:

• Four HDMI connectors capable of resolutions up to 3,840×2.160p (4K/UHD).
• Built-in HDMI stereo audio available on each input.
• Four mini-USB ports with HID device emulation for keyboard and mouse source control.
• One gigabit Ethernet port for image transport and control.
• Supports HDCP encrypted images.