HDSDI output from Redrocket without BOB?

[Safin Saliman]

How can I get an HDSDI output from the Redrocket to my HDSDI monitor? The rocket seems to have only 2x dvi outputs?

 

[Johnny Friday]

How can I get an HDSDI output from the Redrocket to my HDSDI monitor? The rocket seems to have only 2x dvi outputs?

Where did you get your information? RR has dual dvi as well as dual HDSDI out. check what it comes with

 

[Petri Teittinen]

There are two tiny mini-BNC connectors on the RR board itself, and in the package there's a metal plate with two BNC connectors and leads you use to connect the plate to the board. The plate is typically installed in the back of your computer, taking up one of the computer case's expansion slots. You get HD-SDI out of those BNC connectors.

 

[Safin Saliman]

The picture on the red store shows only Dvi. Where on the card are the SDI outputs? Is there a picture somewhere showing the SDI outputs?

 

[Safin Saliman]

Petri, do you have a picture of the mini bnc connections?

 

[Petri Teittinen]

Petri, do you have a picture of the mini bnc connections?

Unfortunately my RR is installed in a PC so I can't snap a picture for you, sorry. The photo in RED Store shows, oddly enough, only one of the two mini-BNC connectors; see attachment.

 

[Safin Saliman]

OK, thanks, got it now. Thanks a lot!

 

[Andrew clemson]

So the Board itself outputs HDSDI without the breakout box?

 

[Safin Saliman]

Yeah, apparently the card has two mini bnc connections built-in on the board. Would love to see some pictures of this if anybody has some?

 

[Petri Teittinen]

So the Board itself outputs HDSDI without the breakout box?

Yes, it does. The metal plate with two full-size BNCs is a "dummy", i.e. it contains no electronics of any kind.

 

[Gunleik Groven]

Two mini-bnc connectors for sdi-out, two open places for (non-existing) sdi-in ports... All assembled by Clipster for RED

 

[Petri Teittinen]

This is the best I can do without yanking the card (which is not what I'm prepared to do). I hope it helps.

 

[Safin Saliman]

This is the best I can do without yanking the card (which is not what I'm prepared to do). I hope it helps.

Very cool, so the Redrocket had HDSDI support right out of the box. Thanks a lot for the picture Petri!:thumbsup: