AVMATRIX Mini SC1112 is a pocket-sized 3G-SDI to HDMI converter with an SDI loop output. It connects a professional SDI camera or source to an HDMI monitor, recorder or switcher while continuing the signal over SDI.
AVMATRIX Mini SC1112 is a pocket-sized 3G-SDI to HDMI converter with an SDI loop output. It connects a professional SDI camera or source to an HDMI monitor, recorder or switcher while continuing the signal over SDI.
It connects a professional SDI camera or other source to an HDMI monitor, recorder or video switcher while the signal carries on over SDI through the loop output.

It converts the incoming SDI signal to HDMI without a computer, making it a practical add-on for HDMI switchers, monitors and recorders when working with professional SDI cameras.
An SDI input with a full-size BNC connector.
A full-size HDMI connector for a monitor, recorder or switcher.
The SDI loop passes the same source on to another SDI device.
5 V power over USB; a power adapter is in the box.
AVMATRIX Mini SC1112 is a pocket-sized 3G-SDI to HDMI converter with an SDI loop output. It connects a professional SDI camera or source to an HDMI monitor, recorder or switcher while continuing the signal over SDI.
Mini SC1112 converts incoming SDI to HDMI without a computer. It is a practical accessory for HDMI switchers, monitors and recorders used with professional SDI cameras.
Alongside the HDMI output, an SDI loop remains available to feed the same source to another SDI device.
The AVMATRIX Mini SC1112 converts a 3G-SDI signal to HDMI while preserving the pass-through SDI path. Therefore, the most useful accessories are high-quality signal cables for both interfaces—practical HDMI lengths for a monitor or control room, and 75-ohm BNC cables for the SDI input or loop output.
Recommended cables: a 2-meter or 3-meter HDMI 2.0 cable for connecting to a display or control room, and flexible 3G/HD-SDI BNC cables (3 meters or 5 meters) for a professional SDI run.
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