A device that routes any of its inputs to any of its outputs. Inputs are normally cameras or alarms, and outputs are normally recorders or monitors. A matrix switcher allows a user to control what information is sent where within a large security network.
A device which uses an array of electronic switches to route a number of audio/video signals to one or more outputs in almost any combination. Production quality matrix switchers perform vertical interval switching for interference free switching. Matrix switchers may be operated with RS-232 or RS-422 controls, enhancing flexibility.
When a CCTV system needs to route one camera input to many monitor outputs, it utilizes a device called a matrix switcher.
A switcher that allows a single input to be switched to many outputs, used mainly in large CCTV systems
a more complex design enabling the user to switch any video signal to any call-up monitor in a large-scale system
a special type of switcher that routes multiple inputs to multiple outputs
A type of switcher with the ability to send any incoming video signals to any of its video outputs.
Normally used in larger camera systems, this switcher allows any of the systems cameras to be routed to any of the systems monitors.
A switcher normally used in larger camera systems that allows any of the cameras to be routed to any of the systemâ€(tm)s monitors.
A device for switching more than one camera, VCR, video printer and similar, to more than one monitor, VCR, video printer and similar. Much more complex and more powerful than video switchers.
A switcher able to route any of its camera inputs to any of its monitor outputs; a name usually reserved for large systems, that often includes telemetry control.
A type of video connection box with a number of input and outputs that allows completely configurable links between them. For example, one input stream may be outputted on several output channels.
This is a device that allows any of its camera inputs to be switched to one of more of its monitor outputs. The outputs can of course also be video recorders.
A switcher able to route any of its (camera) inputs to any of its (monitor) outputs, they often includes telemetry control. Mechanical Focus (back-focus) - The mechanical aligning of the imaging device with the focal point of the lens; it is most important on zoom lenses to be sure the image stays in focus throughout the zoom range.
A means of selecting an input source and connecting it to one or more outputs. Like a regular switcher, but with multiple inputs and multiple outputs.
A switcher able to route any of its inputs (cameras) to any of its outputs (monitors); matrix switches often include telemetry control.
A video switching device which allows an operator to route any video signal to any source or monitor in the system.