PHABRIX and Riedel partner to announce availability of new and versatile functionalities in Sx TAG IP

PHABRIX and Riedel partner to announce availability of new and versatile functionalities in Sx TAG IP posted: 02/12/2020

PHABRIX and Riedel are pleased to announce the availability of the latest version of the PHABRIX Sx TAG IP incorporating the latest 2110 and 2022-6 emSFP updates from Riedel.

The updates include the availability of the following new features for the Sx TAG:

NMOS IS-08 Audio Channel Mapping for up to 16ch 2110-30 (PCM) and 2110-31 (AES3) formatted Audio

Latest updates for NMOS IS-04 and IS-05

The introduction of AMWA IS-08 NMOS Audio Channel Mapping is a major step in the industry support for the AMWA NMOS standards and in line with industry requirements.

PHABRIX and Riedel are pleased to add this functionality to the already versatile Sx TAG product.

We are delighted to collaborate with PHABRIX on their Sx TAG IP product. As a long-time user of the Sx TAG, we clearly see the great value of PHABRIX Sx handheld test equipment in the ST2110 and ST2022-6 IP market. Joining forces with PHABRIX to create the first handheld 2110 / 2022-6 test equipment truly mobilized the entire team by meeting our needs and those of our customers! I want to thank the entire PHABRIX team and MediorNet IP team for this collaboration. said Renaud Lavoie, Managing Director Riedel Montreal.

This is an excellent example of the close working relationship that PHABRIX maintains with technical partners. The Riedel engineering team have been very supportive in helping to bring together PHABRIX's signal generation and analysis features with Riedel emSFP solutions for both 2022-6 and 2110. This release represents a significant step forward for handheld test and measurement and we are delighted with the incredible level of functionality that has been integrated into the Sx TAG said Phillip Adams, CEO, PHABRIX.

This advanced NMOS feature set is configurable via Riedel MN SET software, a server/client software application that can run on Windows or on Linux platforms. The software offers various pages allowing quick monitoring of devices and signals, configuration and upgrades. An intuitive control panel is also included allowing routing of individual flows or logical sources. MN SET is available to PHABRIX Sx TAG customers on the PHABRIX web site.

Existing Sx TAG IP devices will be upgraded to bring them up to the latest 2110 and NMOS formats, users can contact PHABRIX support for further details.

About Riedel Communications

Riedel Communications, founded in 1987, designs, manufactures and distributes innovative real-time networks for video, audio and communications. Its products are used for broadcast, pro-audio, event, sports, theater and security applications worldwide. The company is known for pioneering digital audio matrix systems, as well as SDI and IP-based media networks. Riedel is headquartered in Wuppertal, Germany and employs over 700 people in 20 locations throughout Europe, Australia, Asia and the Americas.

About PHABRIX

PHABRIX is a world leader in broadcast test and measurement, with a full range of portable and rackmount systems for rapid fault diagnosis, compliance monitoring, and product development. Technology strengths include IP video stream generation and analysis, advanced HDR/WCG visualization, and ultra-responsive physical layer analysis. The product portfolio includes the top-of-the range Qx Series for hybrid IP, 4K/UHD, and HDR/WCG signal generation, analysis, and video/audio monitoring. The advanced, rackmount Rx range provides fast intermittent fault diagnosis in 3G/HD-SDI environments, using video capture and remote access. For applications demanding ultra-portable instruments, the company also offers the award-winning Sx range. PHABRIX maintains its headquarters and manufacturing facilities in the UK. PHABRIX is a member of the Leader Electronics Corporation group of companies.

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