Cypress presents its new multiformat scalers of high resolution and low cost

The multimedia manufacturer Cypress has developed two new low-cost multiformat scalers, Designed for applications where high-resolution presentations are needed.

The new range of low-cost multi-format scalers developed by Cypress, distributed in the national market by Broadcast Video Technology, consists of the multi-format model CSC-5500, High-resolution output and multiple inputs; and CSLUX-300I digital video scaler.

CSC-5500 scaler supports composite video input, Other components, three VGAs and equal number of HDMI, all with their corresponding audio. Also supports EDID and HDCP (VGA signal is not active when input signal carries HDCP).

This multi-format scaler supports HDMI outputs with resolution from 480 up to 1080p (WUXGA) and converts an analog signal into digital, so that a wide range of AV signals can be displayed on a high-definition display.

In addition, CSC-5500 includes OSD menu and can be controlled by IR remote control (included), and by RS232 in a simple way for integration with any control system.

For its part, CSLUX-300I digital video scaler supports multiple input signal formats with their associated audio for high-resolution presentations, included 3G/HD/SDI digital video.

This system supports entries in: CV, Y/C; YCbCr components (YPbPr); vga; two HDMI inputs and one 3G/HD/SDI with Loop. In addition, can scale incoming signal in HDMI and VGA with separate audio in analog and optical stereo.

The SDI input has an active Loop to use the signal on another screen, and allows you to scale the output signal from 480 up to 1,080p and WUXGA. In addition, Convert any analog input to digital for , Present any analog image on high-resolution screens, and all video signals also carry their corresponding audio.

OSD menu system makes it easy to make any image adjustments and select output resolution. Like the previous climber, has IR remote control (included) and by RS232, In addition to the front panel itself.

CSLUX-300i supports HDMI signals with HDCP, although in this case the HDMI output maintains HDCP protection. VGA output has no signal if HDMI input has HCDP.

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