Blackmagic 2110 IP Converter 3x3G is a bidirectional rack converter for three separate 3G-SDI channels in an SMPTE-2110 infrastructure. A single 10G Ethernet port links up to six SDI devices – each channel has its own SDI input with loop output and a separate SDI output. It works in HD up to 1080p60 and supports PTP synchronization, NMOS, and control and diagnostics…
Blackmagic 2110 IP Converter 3x3G is a bidirectional rack converter for three separate 3G-SDI channels in an SMPTE-2110 infrastructure. A single 10G Ethernet port links up to six SDI devices – each channel has its own SDI input with loop output and a separate SDI output. It works in HD up to 1080p60 and supports PTP synchronization, NMOS, and control and diagnostics on a color LCD display.
It converts three independent SDI sources to SMPTE-2110 and three IP sources back to SDI at the same time. Thanks to the loop outputs, the converter fits straight into an existing HD workflow.

The Tri-Sync or Black Burst reference output is timed to the PTP clock of the 2110 network, so even older equipment without an IP interface can lock to it.
Internal 100–240 V power supply or power over the network cable from PoE+; power usage 20 W.
IEEE 1588 PTP v2 (ST 2059) synchronization and NMOS IS-04 and IS-05 for device discovery and connection management.
A 140 mm wide chassis with front panel control: 6 buttons, spin knob and 2.2″ color LCD display.
The 2.2″ color LCD display shows video, format, audio and timecode and is used for menus and diagnostics. IP sources for the SDI outputs can be selected from the front panel; the front USB-C port is used for setup and updates.

A single 10G Ethernet port carries three input and three output channels up to 1080p60, each with up to 16 channels of embedded audio and ancillary data. The SDI loop outputs let you insert the converter into an existing signal path without interrupting it.

The converter can be connected directly to its counterpart without a network switch, or plugged into an SMPTE-2110 network with connections managed via NMOS, just like a traditional video router. It is controlled from the front panel, over the network or via USB-C.

The rear panel has an AC power input, three SDI inputs, three SDI loop outputs, three SDI outputs, a reference output and a 10G Ethernet port with PoE+; USB-C is on the front.

The converter conforms to the SMPTE ST 2110 family of standards for uncompressed video, traffic shaping, PCM audio and ancillary data. It can re-sync SDI inputs to a common PTP clock and uses multicast to distribute a source efficiently to multiple destinations.
NMOS support enables discovery and control of 2110 devices as a virtual router: IS-04 handles discovery and registration, IS-05 connection management. Switchers, recorders, playout servers and streaming processors can join the IP infrastructure without replacing their 3G-SDI interfaces.
| Manufacturer: | Blackmagic Design |
| Category: | Signal converters |
| Other features | SDI LOOP · LCD display |
| Source | IP · 3G SDI |
| Target | IP · 3G SDI |
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