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Accessories
There are a number of additional Datavideo products that are ideal for use with the DVK­100. Full details of
these products are available from your local Datavideo office, or from the Datavideo website:
www.datavideo­tek.com
The Datavideo CKL­100 Dual Colour Light Ring is an
ideal partner for the DVK­100. Specifically designed to
operate with the DVK­100 the CKL­100 and LD­1 are
controllable from the DVK­100 front panel. Automated
switching between Green Screen and Blue Screen is
possible from the LD­1, the DVK­100 or via a remote
control. The RF 3025 Retro Reflective backcloth (3m x
2.5m) is quick to set up and easy to use.
The Datavideo DAC­200 is an ideal accessory for the
DVK­100 it will allow you to convert the video output to
DV. The DV stream can then be recorded to a HDD
Recorder such as the DN­100, or an NLE editing
system, streamed to a PC for a live webcast. The DN­
100 can also be used on an input channel, enabling
you to convert a DV stream to S­Video for keying.
The Datavideo TLM­702 is a bank of 2 x 7" TFT
monitors. Each monitor has two switchable composite
video inputs. It is 19" rack mountable (3U High). It
makes an ideal monitor for CAM­1 / CAM­2 and
Background / Output.
The Datavideo TLM­404 is a bank of 4 x 4" TFT
monitors. If space is at a premium setting up 4 full size
monitors isn't a practical option, whereas with the
TLM­404 you can view CAM­1, CAM­2, Background
Video and Output.
The Datavideo RMC­140 is second space saving
alternative for monitoring the channels and output from
your DVK­100. You can display all four monitor outputs
on one monitor in a quad display.
If you want to feed several live monitors from the DVK­
100 the Datavideo VP­299 is an extremly economic
option. It will allow up to 4 monitors to be connected
(S­Video and / or Composite Video).
The Datavideo PPT­100 software package enables
you to output a DV video stream from a laptop PC.
You can run PowerPoint Presentations out through the
laptops DV (IEEE 1394) port, via a DAC­100, and
overlay the slides using Luma Key.
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