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|image_main=FOR-A UPI-100MV front controls.webp | |||
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|features=4-input multi-viewer, superimpose overlay, border control, matte/background color adjustment, local/remote control switching | |features=4-input multi-viewer, superimpose overlay, border control, matte/background color adjustment, local/remote control switching | ||
|description=The FOR-A UPI-100MV is a multi-viewer processing card designed for the [[FOR-A UB-102|Universal Bus (UB-102)]] modular frame. It accepts up to four composite video inputs and produces a combined multi-view output, allowing operators to monitor multiple video sources on a single display. | |description=The FOR-A UPI-100MV is a multi-viewer processing card designed for the [[FOR-A UB-102|Universal Bus (UB-102)]] modular frame. It accepts up to four composite video inputs and produces a combined multi-view output, allowing operators to monitor multiple video sources on a single display. | ||
Latest revision as of 02:28, 3 March 2026
4×Composite (CVBS) (BNC)
1×Composite (CVBS) (BNC)
Description
The FOR-A UPI-100MV is a multi-viewer processing card designed for the Universal Bus (UB-102) modular frame. It accepts up to four composite video inputs and produces a combined multi-view output, allowing operators to monitor multiple video sources on a single display.
Front-panel controls include four SELECT buttons (1–4) for input selection, a SUPER toggle (superimpose overlay on/off), a BORDER toggle (window border on/off), a MATT rotary potentiometer for adjusting the matte/background color behind picture windows, and a LOCAL/REMOTE switch for selecting between front-panel and external control.
The rear panel provides BNC connectors for video inputs (labeled IN1–IN4) and video outputs. The card occupies a single slot in the UB-102 chassis and is secured with captive thumbscrews on either side of the rear I/O panel.
The "MV" designation almost certainly stands for "Multi-Viewer." No online documentation has been located for this card as of 2025.