Blackmagic 2110 IP Converter 4x12G PWR connects four 12G-SDI devices to an SMPTE-2110 network and powers them at the same time through four 10G RJ-45 ports with PoE++ – up to 90 W per port for Blackmagic cameras or converters. Each of the four channels converts SD, HD and Ultra HD up to 2160p60 in both directions; the 1U rack design has a control panel with…
Blackmagic 2110 IP Converter 4x12G PWR connects four 12G-SDI devices to an SMPTE-2110 network and powers them at the same time through four 10G RJ-45 ports with PoE++ – up to 90 W per port for Blackmagic cameras or converters. Each of the four channels converts SD, HD and Ultra HD up to 2160p60 in both directions; the 1U rack design has a control panel with a color LCD display.
Four bidirectional channels, a program input with loop output and PoE++ power in a single rack unit. Existing SDI equipment joins an SMPTE-2110 network without replacing a single device.

Each of the four 10G Ethernet ports delivers up to 90 W of PoE++. A Blackmagic camera or converter at the other end gets video, audio and power over a single Cat6 cable.
IEEE 1588 PTP v2 (ST 2059) synchronization and NMOS IS-04 and IS-05 connection management for control from a router panel.
Ultra HD above 30 frames per second fits into 10G Ethernet thanks to the IP10 codec with a latency of only 8 samples.
2.2″ color LCD display, 12 buttons, spin knob, speaker and 6.35 mm headphone output.
The front panel has a 2.2″ color display, twelve buttons and a spin knob for settings and menus. A speaker with its own button and a 6.35 mm headphone output let you listen to embedded audio right at the rack; the front USB-C port is used for configuration and updates.

Besides the four bidirectional channels, the converter has a separate 12G-SDI program input (PGM) with loop output. Each channel carries 16 channels of embedded audio and detects SD, HD, Ultra HD and 4K DCI automatically; level A or B can be selected on the 3G-SDI output.

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. Configuration and updates use the 1G Ethernet port or USB-C.

The rear panel has dual AC power inputs for redundant power, four 12G-SDI inputs and four outputs, a PGM program input with loop output, four 10G Ethernet ports with PoE++ and a 1G Ethernet port for configuration.

Blackmagic Design offers a wide range of SMPTE-2110 IP video products – converters, video monitors, audio monitors and even cameras. They support Ultra HD over low-cost 10G Ethernet. Most converters are bidirectional, so they suit cameras that need an extra channel for program return. The rack mount models have an elegant front panel with a color LCD display for monitoring, menus and diagnostics. All models conform to the SMPTE ST-2110 standard including PTP synchronization and support NMOS, so connections can be made from a video router panel. The 2110 IP Mini models are small enough to hide behind other equipment, while the rack mount models are set up directly from the front panel.
Blackmagic 2110 IP converters integrate SDI equipment into an SMPTE-2110 video infrastructure and offer an affordable way to move all your equipment to this technology. Simply connect them to switchers, disk recorders, streaming processors, cameras, monitors and other equipment. The SMPTE ST-2110 standard specifies the transport, synchronization and description of 10-bit video, audio and ancillary data over IP networks. The converters can re-sync SDI inputs to the PTP clock or lock external equipment to a reference output generated from PTP. They support 10-bit video and SD, HD and Ultra HD standards up to 2160p60; they change to a new standard automatically when the input changes, and multi-channel models can run a different standard on each channel.
Blackmagic 2110 IP converters come with RJ-45 connectors for common Cat6 cables or with SFP slots for optical modules. Cat6 cables dramatically lower the cost of an SMPTE-2110 system – they are simple to make and 10G Ethernet switches are very common. A major challenge of SMPTE-2110 is the need for an IT technician on hand to keep the IP video system running. Blackmagic converters solve this because they can be connected point to point without a complex network switch. You still keep the benefits of SMPTE-2110 IP video: simple Ethernet cables, power over the cable and bidirectional video.
In larger SMPTE-2110 systems, such as broadcast, all equipment is plugged into a network switch and connections between devices are made with its configuration tool, much like a traditional video router. Blackmagic 2110 IP products also support the NMOS protocol: setup is more complex but offers great flexibility. With NMOS, all 2110 IP devices can work together as one large virtual router; Videohub Smart Control can also route sources in 2110 IP networks, as it works as an NMOS controller.
Thanks to 10G Ethernet, Blackmagic SMPTE-2110 video products can be smaller, more efficient and more affordable, and they can be powered over the network cable. For uncompressed 10-bit Ultra HD above 30 frames per second, however, 10G Ethernet does not have enough bandwidth. The answer is the Blackmagic IP10 codec: it has a low latency of 8 samples, is based on an open standard with no license fees and, as a lightweight codec, uses very little FPGA power, so compatible SMPTE-2110 products stay affordable.
Features of Blackmagic 2110 IP converters
| Manufacturer: | Blackmagic Design |
| Category: | Signal converters |
| Other features | Audio output · auto format adaptation · LCD display · SDI LOOP |
| Source | 12G SDI · IP |
| Target | 12G SDI · IP |
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