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www.inbroadcast.com | Vol: 8 - Issue 4 | April 2018

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Dejero To Present New
Connectivity Solutions

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ejero will showcase blended
connectivity solutions offering
enhanced reliability for live feeds over
IP networks, and reliable connectivity
for crews working in the field. It
will also showcase new encoding/
decoding equipment with HEVC video
compression technology in support
of live and file-based broadcast and
media workflows during NAB.
CellSat: Providing enhanced reliability
in situations where cellular networks
are congested or cell coverage is
limited, Dejero CellSat leverages the
company's patented network blending
technology to improve
reliability by combining
cellular
connectivity
from multiple mobile
network carriers with
Ku-band IP satellite
connectivity provided
by Intelsat. Dejero has
focused on simplifying
the use of multiple
connection paths with

built-in intelligence and automation so
field crews can focus on capturing live
news and events with confidence.
CellSat, launched in conjuction with
Intelsat, has already been deployed to
a number of high profile broadcasters.
GateWay: Dejero's in-vehicle mobile
connectivity solution, called GateWay,
facilitates collaboration and integrated
workflows as if the field crews and
home base crews were working in the
same central location.
The Dejero GateWay router blends
cellular connections from multiple
cellular providers to create a reliable,
high-bandwidth virtual network.
Dejero algorithms intelligently
manage the fluctuating bandwidth
of individual cellular connections
and automatically adjust the
throughput in real time to provide

the reliability that broadcasters
depend on, when and where they need
it. Dejero's cloud management system
enables broadcasters to remotely
manage their fleet of routers in the
field, and manage data usage and
operational costs.
HEVC: Combining Dejero's industryleading auto-transport and adaptive
bitrate encoding technology, which
optimises picture quality when there's
limited bandwidth available, with the
newest compression standard, the
company will showcase
HEVC capable EnGo
mobile transmitters
Dejero EnGo

and PathWay rack-mounted encoders/
transmitters.
In the broadcast facility, the new
Dejero WayPoint receiver is used
to receive, reconstruct, and decode
multiple incoming streams to SDI or IP
(MPEG-TS over IP) playout workflows.
Using auto-detect technology for
complete backward compatibility,
WayPoint detects whether the
incoming transmission is using AVC or
HEVC compression and reconstructs
the video from Dejero transmitters.
Built on a 1U form factor with four
outputs to minimise required rack
space, WayPoint has dual-redundant
power supplies and RAID storage for
broadcast-grade reliability.

LEMO To Exhibit Latest
Interconnect Solutions
L

EMO will be exhibiting its latest
connectors, media converters and
cable solutions at NAB.
Products include the well-established
3K.93C HDTV connection system
(SMPTE 304 compatible), audio/video
connectors, digital media converters,
cable
assemblies,
fibre
optic
maintenance, inspection and cleaning
tools.
LEMO will be launching its newest
innovative product the Compact Splice
Tray (CST). Specifically targeted at the
fast-paced broadcast market where
"time is of the essence," this product

LEMO 3GHz 75 Ohm Coaxial Contact

offers users the ability to quickly and
easily install a space saving and robust
HD video bulkhead interface solution
without compromising performance.
With each system accommodating up
to eight SMPTE 311M hybrid fibre (HD)
camera cables / LEMO 3K.93C SMPTE
304M bulkhead connectors, it is ideal
for mobile production and studio
applications. By means of a portable
automatic fusion splicer it can be field
terminated, making it suitable for
projects where application constraints
prohibit the use of pre-terminated
camera cables. Being modular by
design, this versatile system can
be easily configured to specific
application requirements and
therefore quick turn-around
bespoke solutions can be
easily supported.
LEMO will also be introducing
its new 3GHz 75 Ohm Coaxial
Contact. The 3GHZ coaxial
contact can be used in various
broadcast connector configurations

(indoor and
outdoor
applications)
and combines
multiple HD-SDI BNC
type connectors into one. This
new contact is particularly well suited
for 3x coaxial (HD), 4x coaxial (4K) and
10x coaxial (8K) applications taking
multiple HD-SDI BNC type connectors
into one integrated connector, making
interconnections simpler and more
compact. This coaxial contact is
designed for RG179 B/U type cables,
LEMO's smallest 75 Ohm for multi-coax
and hybrid coax connectors, providing
signal integrity for video applications.
The new contact can be used in
various insulator configurations as
well as in combinations of coaxial and
low voltage signal contacts, providing
a perfect solution for the broadcast
market as an alternative to HD-SDI.
They can also be built into watertight
connectors with IP66/68 ratings such
as the K, T and W series.

LEMO Compact
Splice Tray (CST)

Accompanying the latest
innovative products LEMO will
be displaying the Anglissimo elbow
plug; the 3K.93C hybrid connector; and
its wide range of high-performance,
high-quality SD and HD triax
connectors.
Also on display will be LEMO's media
converters: the MULTISHACK SMPTE
conversion system; HD Z-Link fibre
optic camera link system; and the
MEERKAT media converter.
Completing the display is LEMO's
Northwire brand of HDTV SMPTE/ARIB
cables, including ruggedised, harsh environment and Steadicam HD cables.
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