PHABRIX joins Ideal Systems at the ABU digital broadcast Symposium

PHABRIX joins Ideal Systems at the ABU digital broadcast Symposium PHABRIX will be exhibiting with its Malaysian distributor Ideal Systems at the ABU symposium in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia.

Introducing its highly successful product range to a new Malaysian customer base, the award winning hand held Sx instruments will be displayed alongside the revolutionary multi instrument Rx rack mount range the first time with V9.2 software.

The Rx is available in three chassis types, the 2U Rx 2000 with dual integrated screens and the 1U Rx 1000 and the half rack 1U Rx 500. Each chassis displays instruments via SDI or usefully by HDMI at 1920 x 1080 resolution. The ability to display up to 20 instruments simultaneously on each of the 4 channel inputs has not gone unnoticed by many of the world's biggest broadcast networks as a QC solution. The unique ability to link each of the Rx's via simple KVM allows the hardware to stay in the engineering bay and each Rx is routed by keyboard and mouse to multiple engineers.

The new features on show at ABU include several additional toolsets to enhance the already extensive support for both video and audio providing a one box' solution in a cost effective package.

Dolby decode and metadata reporting has been enhanced to include Dolby E, Dolby D and Dolby D plus. It is however in the handling of multiple audio channels where the Rx becomes a show stopper. The new audio mix down instrument is available to quickly identify audio routing from embedded, AES and Dolby sources. The user can select L and R channel sources or mute channels if required to identify audio at any time. The new Loudness instrumentation which is included as standard, supports single channel logging but can be extended to four channel with the addition of an option code.

The video analysis and generator toolsets have also seen significant additions. The on board generator now provides direct system timing adjustment, useful when you have a four channel system. Frame grab has been included which can be both manual and fault triggered to disk for analysis. At any time the video frames saved can be recalled and used via the generator. The picture view too has new on screen display of AFD, V chip indication, closed caption 608/708 and WST teletext. With a single mouse click the system provides full native resolution view or selection via 99 presets to a pre saved selection of instruments giving the engineer a single point of quality control within any application.

The Rx also supports up to four channels via fibre network through its SFP cage inclusion as part of the standard build.

The Sx range hand held is also on display. The PHABRIX SxE with its on board eye and jitter toolsets continues to succeed with its unrivalled multi format generator incorporated within the analyser and monitoring toolsets with full physical layer analysis. Over 5,000 units are now in daily use across the globe.

Released at NAB last year, the hand held TAG with its SDI and analogue toolsets and fibre optic support has found a new following from many pro video engineers and has been further enhanced for both MSA and non MSA SFP support. As a cost effective entry into the market, it provides an engineer with a complete toolset for video and audio including Dolby metadata analysis.

Paul Nicholls sales and marketing director PHABRIX UK will be in attendance alongside specialists from Ideal Systems.

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