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The BG-AVTPG-4K is a HDMI 2.0 test pattern generator and analyzer designed for professional A/V integrators and technicians. With a versatile array of functions and features, it’s an essential part of any professional’s toolkit. Capable of sending and receiving HDMI signals up to 4096 x 2160 4:4:4, this device makes it easy to test and verify functionality of AV cabling and equipment. Designed for the rigors of field use, the BG-AVTPG-4K is encased in a sturdy metal chassis with shock-resistant rubberized edges.

Features

The BG-AVTPG-4K is capable of generating a wide variety of test patters at resolutions up to 4096×2160 @ 60Hz 4:4:4 8 bit and 4K2K @ 60 Hz 4:2:0 16 bit (HDR). This portable device can be charged in as little as two hours with an operation time of up to four hours. Featuring an easy-to-use touchscreen interface, it is also equipped with a USB 2.0 port that can be used to connect a mouse for enhanced control.

Loaded with useful functions including a cable tester, multiple static and moving test patterns, a multi-channel audio tone generator, and EDID reader, the AVTPG-4K makes short work of troubleshooting HDMI connection problems. By utilizing the Ethernet connection, this device can be placed remotely and controlled via IP commands.

Connections

The HDMI 2.0 input and output are HDCP 2.2 compliant, and form a test loop for verifying HDMI cable functionality. Eight channel LPCM with selectable sampling rate is available up to 192 kHz. The BG-AVTPG-4K supports a maximum bandwidth of 18 Gbps. The 3.5mm output provides a connection to test external audio systems. The USB 2.0 port provides connection for a mouse, and the RJ-45 port allows the unit to be operated remotely with IP commands.

TAA COMPLIANT PRODUCT. This product meets the standards of the Trade Agreement Act (TAA).

18Gbps:

High-bandwidth HDMI

Durable Chassis:

Designed to hold up to the demands of field work

3.5 mm Output:

Allows for testing of analog audio equipment

Audio Support:

8ch LPCM with selectable sampling rate up to 192kHz

USB 2.0:

Supports mouse control

4K Support:

4K2K @ 60 4:4:4 8bit, 4K2K @ 60 4:2:0 16bit HDR pattern generator

Rechargeable battery design with short charging time about 2 hours
Battery powered for portability, it can extend operation time with full load up to 4 hours
Qualified physical layer performance to ensure the best compatibility
HDCP test allow verify HDCP of HDMI source and transmit HDCP encrypted video
Supports HDMI loop through function
Loop test capability to provide statistics analysis for connection stability
Scrambler supported for videos over 340MHz output wise
Embedded LINUX KERNAL system with limitless extension
Supports user defined pattern up to 2GB
Firmware update through USB Flash Drive
Supports user control device through Ethernet
Supports mouse control
4.3 touch panel
4K2K @ 60 4:4:4 8bit, 4K2K @ 60 4:2:0 16bit HDR pattern generator