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Sigma Electronics ADX Matrix digital router installed at MTV Latin America facility
Apr 22, 2003 12:00 PM
Sigma Electronics recently installed its
ADX routing system and alphanumeric control panels for the newly
expanded Miami facilities of MTV Networks Latin America. Pictured l-r
is Joe Fedele, president of the Fedele Group of Companies and Raul
Gutierrez, senior manager of technical operations for MTV Networks
Latin America.
Sigma Electronics recently installed its ADX routing system and
alphanumeric control panels for the newly expanded Miami facilities of
MTV Networks Latin America. This new installation will allow all
post-production functions to be handled in-house. The ADX routing
system will be the technological core of the new facility.
The installed ADX router is a five-layer system consisting of analog
video, digital video, analog audio, digital audio and time code. The
configuration allows for a single 6 RU frame system that can
accommodate up to 64x64 operation, and is expandable to allow for a
128x128 matrix using a four-frame system.
Control of the router is gained through the Sigma line of
alphanumeric control panels, which can include as many as 64 remote
control panels per communications port on up to 2,000 feet of coaxial
cable. SigMatriX software supplied by Sigma has a pre-programmed
database for generic “out-of-the-box” operation, and also
allows the facility to establish pre-designated setups.
The Fedele Group of Companies was the systems integrator for the MTV
Networks Latin America facility.
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