Ross Video to unveil new openGear platform

Sep 9, 2009 2:43 PM

    
The new Ross Video DFR-8321 comes with free Ethernet control support, and an optional high-end network solution is available.

The new Ross Video DFR-8321 comes with free Ethernet control support, and an optional high-end network solution is available.

Ross Video will introduce the DFR-8321 series openGear platform, offering free Ethernet control for setup and configuration, at IBC2009.

The new openGear DFR-8321 series is also available with an optional high-end network solution offering enhanced features, including DataSafe.

The DFR-8321 offers a full complement of 20 processing slots with an additional, dedicated slot for remote control and monitoring using the new MFC-8320-N, a high-end network solution. DataSafe is included as a standard feature with the MFC-8320-N. It stores all card parameters local to the frame, reducing downtime when hot-swapping solutions.

The MFC-8320-N offers SNMP as an option and has been enhanced to support slot-naming in the frame, IP address storage direct to the frame and DataSafe.

See Ross Video at IBC2009 in Stand 9.D30.




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