Overview

Phoenix is a modular fiber transport system that allows users to
configure a system consisting of multiple video and audio, data
signals, and contacts in a variety of topologies including point to
point, linear and split linear, self healing ring, and mixed
configurations in a drop/repeat/insert environment.

Outstanding Features

A Phoenix system can support 255 nodes, 16 duplex videos, 16
duplex audios, 16 duplex data streams, and 32 duplex contacts. Up
to 16 full-frame, real-time video feeds can be distributed
simultaneously across a network. Because the video is not
compressed, each signal comes through the fiber as broadcastquality
images.
Audio and data can be transmitted across the same network in
conjunction with video or separately. Phoenix accepts a wide range
of audio levels and most data protocols and incorporates all GE
Security fiber standards such as MSDV, MPD, HQA, OSD, BIT, and
SMARTS.
Each card in the system is color-coded according to function, so it is
simple to determine at a glance what each module does. The
chassis is also color-coded for easy installation. In addition, the
card connectors built in to the chassis are slightly different for each
type of card, so a card cannot be inserted into the wrong position.
The Phoenix system supports virtually any type of fiber connection
topology, from linear and split linear to self-healing ring, as well as
combinations of all. Competing systems dont allow this kind of
flexibility in network configuration.
Diagnostics are built in to the front panel of the Phoenix chassis to
create a powerful monitoring system. An LCD screen and LEDs
combine to give the user up-to-the-minute feedback on any card in
the system, as well as information such as temperature and power
supply voltages.
Routed via two single-mode fibers between nodes, Phoenix delivers
a fast and economical security solution that is user-configurable
and expandable.

Standard Features

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