Reduce your fiber requirements by using Coarse Wavelength Division Multiplexing, in an easy-to-use, powerful wavelength-managing repeater.
Simplify Multiplexing
Telecast'sTelePort multiplies the effectiveness of your fiber optic cables and solves your high bandwidth signal transport needs. The results are lower cable costs and simpler management of your broadcast facilities. Coarse wavelength division multiplexing (CWDM )has become the preferred approach to optical multiplexing in digital video/audio communications because of its reliability and cost advantages. Designing systems around CWDM, however, can be a complex task. The TelePort makes CWDM easy, flexible and economical.
Eliminate the "Spares" hassle
The TelePort accepts the optical output of virtually any digital transmitter, such as our Viper, Adder, Cobra, etc., and converts the signal into a specific CWDM wavelength. At the other end, ACWDM demultiplexer directs the signal to your standard receiver. There is no need to purchase customized wavelengths for each system, or to buy spares for each wavelength. The TelePort handlesit all easily and seamlessly.
New Life for What You Own
You can take the fiber optic systems you already own,and combine them all on one or two fibers. If you work in the field, you can retire those 12-fiber cables and buy low cost 2-fiber cables. Easier and cheaper to replace, maintain or repair. If you want to transport your signals between facilities on dark fiber, you will appreciate the cost benefit of leasing fewer fibers to carry more information. Or if you need fiber paths in a stadium, campus or facility, the fewer fibers you need, the easier it is to find them. With the TelePort, all your systems are CWDM ready. This means when you have that big event, you can bring in more equipment, and it is automatically compatible with the Teleport. And, since the TelePort is repeating the optical signal, you get a fresh optical budget and another 25 kilometers of distance. With each port capable of 2.5Gbps transfer, one unit can support up to eight HD cameras, 2,048 AES channels, or any mix of signals you may need at the time.
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