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MU-STIX-GSTIX Test Ecosystem Signal Generator
The MU-STIX-G is a revolutionary Murideo thumb drive-sized 8K HDMI pattern generator supporting HDMI 2.1 FRL signals up to 48 Gbps and legacy HDMI 2.0 TMDS signals up to 18 Gbps. The MU-STIX-G is ideal for rack room assembly testing or light-duty in-field pass/fail signal transmission verification. 13 different test patterns can be generated at resolution timings from 720p/60 fps up to 8K/30 fps, including 4K/120 fps.
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Description
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Description
The MU-STIX-G is a thumb drive-sized HDMI pattern generator designed for Murideo’s STIX Ecosystem large-deployment evaluation platform. It may also be used for light-duty in-field pass/fail signal transmission verification.
Initially developed as a resource for AVPro Edge internal quality control, the STIX Ecosystem was conceived as an asymmetric testing methodology for dynamically transmitting, receiving, and logging test sources through 1,152 MXnet endpoint transmitters and receivers. Imagine pursuing this process with hundreds of Blu-ray machines or streaming devices, or the number of video displays… it is simply impossible.
Video test patterns at resolutions from 720p/ 60 fps through 8K/ 60 fps, including 4K/120 fps High Frame Rate, may be generated by the MU-STIX-G. When used in stand-alone applications, a mini OLED screen displays the pattern selected, resolution, bit rate, color space, and HDCP version. Within the STIX Ecosystem, the same information is displayed on the MU-STIX-CTL controller GUI.
The STIX Ecosystem enables rapid yet thorough in-house signal throughput confirmation before site deployment to verify that endpoint devices are correctly functioning, appropriately responding to programming, and aligned with system performance parameters.
For stand-alone use, the MU-STIX-G is a convenient, cost-effective multi-resolution format generator for commercial or residential integrators when simple pass-fail transmission path and display capability verification are required.
Initially developed as a resource for AVPro Edge internal quality control, the STIX Ecosystem was conceived as an asymmetric testing methodology for dynamically transmitting, receiving, and logging test sources through 1,152 MXnet endpoint transmitters and receivers. Imagine pursuing this process with hundreds of Blu-ray machines or streaming devices, or the number of video displays… it is simply impossible.
Video test patterns at resolutions from 720p/ 60 fps through 8K/ 60 fps, including 4K/120 fps High Frame Rate, may be generated by the MU-STIX-G. When used in stand-alone applications, a mini OLED screen displays the pattern selected, resolution, bit rate, color space, and HDCP version. Within the STIX Ecosystem, the same information is displayed on the MU-STIX-CTL controller GUI.
The STIX Ecosystem enables rapid yet thorough in-house signal throughput confirmation before site deployment to verify that endpoint devices are correctly functioning, appropriately responding to programming, and aligned with system performance parameters.
For stand-alone use, the MU-STIX-G is a convenient, cost-effective multi-resolution format generator for commercial or residential integrators when simple pass-fail transmission path and display capability verification are required.
Key Features
Low-cost, flexible output source
Match pattern generation with common output timings used by HDMI-based entertainment sources at low cost and with flexible configuration. Toggle through settings instead of switching sources.
Seven available signal timings
720p and 1080p @ 60 fps, 4K @ 30 fps, 60 fps, and 120 fps, and 8K 30 fps.
Selectable Color Depth
8-, 10-, and 12-bit color depth
Selectable Color Space
RGB, 4:2:0, 4:2:2, and 4:4:4 color space options are available
Ultra-compact Form Factor
The HDMI headshell-sized footprint enables easy connectivity in tight spaces after racks are built. It can also be conveniently stored with tools or in a computer bag for any time troubleshooting.
Integral component of the STIX Ecosystem
The STIX Ecosystem allows for asymmetrical scalability for MU-STIX-G deployment in end-to-end testing scenarios. Customized testing protocols may be configured based on the required source count and available MU-STIX-CTL slots.
Match pattern generation with common output timings used by HDMI-based entertainment sources at low cost and with flexible configuration. Toggle through settings instead of switching sources.
Seven available signal timings
720p and 1080p @ 60 fps, 4K @ 30 fps, 60 fps, and 120 fps, and 8K 30 fps.
Selectable Color Depth
8-, 10-, and 12-bit color depth
Selectable Color Space
RGB, 4:2:0, 4:2:2, and 4:4:4 color space options are available
Ultra-compact Form Factor
The HDMI headshell-sized footprint enables easy connectivity in tight spaces after racks are built. It can also be conveniently stored with tools or in a computer bag for any time troubleshooting.
Integral component of the STIX Ecosystem
The STIX Ecosystem allows for asymmetrical scalability for MU-STIX-G deployment in end-to-end testing scenarios. Customized testing protocols may be configured based on the required source count and available MU-STIX-CTL slots.
Technical Specs
Target Market
Installation/Integration
8K, energy-efficient, ultra-compact HDMI 2.1 Test Pattern Generator.
Manufacturing
Basic 8K HDMI 2.1 test pattern generation with configurable pixel formatting and HDCP encryption.
8K, energy-efficient, ultra-compact HDMI 2.1 Test Pattern Generator.
Manufacturing
Basic 8K HDMI 2.1 test pattern generation with configurable pixel formatting and HDCP encryption.
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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.
For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.