ETH-GPI Link converts GPIO contacts to Ethernet and back. It offers 8 isolated GPI inputs and 8 GPO outputs on a DB25 connector for tally, routing and switching in control rooms and OB vans, with PoE power and web-based setup.
ETH-GPI Link converts GPIO contacts to Ethernet and back. It offers 8 isolated GPI inputs and 8 GPO outputs on a DB25 connector for tally, routing and switching in control rooms and OB vans, with PoE power and web-based setup.
SKAARHOJ ETH-GPI Link is a networked GPIO bridge and distribution interface for control rooms, OB vans and studios. Eight inputs and eight outputs, all fully isolated, connect tally lamps, switchers, routers, recorders and converters without a network interface to IP-based systems. The unit also works as a GPIO extension or as a link between two distant locations over a standard LAN.
8 isolated inputs and 8 outputs for tally, routing and switching of broadcast equipment over a standard LAN.

ETH-GPI Link converts analogue GPI signals to and from Ethernet. SKAARHOJ control panels can then talk bi-directionally even to devices that have no network interface at all.
The standard version has a single DB25 connector with 8 inputs and 8 outputs, all galvanically isolated. If you need more, the Dual version doubles the channel count.
Route signals from Panasonic AW-RP controllers to Blackmagic ATEM switchers or manage inputs and outputs on VideoHub routers. It just as easily links two devices in different locations.
This small box handles many small but vital jobs: it lights a tally, switches a signal or triggers an action on a device that cannot otherwise be controlled over the network.
Blackmagic ATEM, AJA KUMO and Grass Valley routers, RCP controllers and tally lamps.
Configuration in the UniSketch web interface, Micro-USB for setup and updates.
Power and data over PoE (IEEE 802.3af/at), with a 12 V DC input as an alternative.
Robust aluminium enclosure for professional use, designed and made in Denmark.
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