Alpermann+Velte releases Rubidium Series 3 time code products

Synchronization to video, other time code or to a stable GPS time is standard functions of all time code modules.
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The Alpermann+Velte Rubidium Series 3 of time code products was built for easy set-up and configuration through a RS-232 serial port or Ethernet connection and any Internet browser via a PC or Apple Macintosh computer.

This new series reads, inserts, converts and generates DVITC, LTC, VITC, IRIG B, VPS, ATC, UMID and other SMPTE approved metadata.

Synchronization to video, other time code or to a stable GPS time is standard functions of all time code modules. As a single 3RU frame, it supports up to 19 different video or time code channels.

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