»TUNR-D
HDTV receiver/demodulator - ATSC, Clear-QAM and NTSC for professional integrators
Overview
The TUNR-D is a compact high-performance HDTV receiver/demodulator designed specifically for professional systems integrators. It receives RF from antenna or cable and demodulates off-the-air ATSC broadcasts, Clear-QAM digital cable and legacy NTSC analog signals.
Simultaneous outputs cover HDMI, RGBHV and YPbPr component video (plus composite for SD), with decoded digital audio on S/PDIF coaxial and analog stereo on RCA. Closed captions decode to an on-screen display. Control comes via RS-232C, a rear remote-IR input, front IR detector, a 5-digit LED display and recessed buttons - and non-volatile memory restores channel list, mode and current channel after any power loss.
Features & benefits
- Demodulates ATSC, Clear-QAM and NTSC/CATV
- Simultaneous HDMI, RGBHV and YPbPr outputs · composite SD
- S/PDIF coaxial digital + analog stereo audio outputs
- Closed-caption decoding with on-screen display
- RS-232C serial control + remote IR input
- Non-volatile memory - survives power failures
- 1RU height, half-rack width
- Made in USA
Applications
- Flat-panel displays and projectors
- Schools, boardrooms, digital signage
- Hospital lobbies, hotels, restaurants, casinos
Watch
The HDTV tuner built for integrators
What the TUNR-D does in a rack: pulls ATSC off-air, Clear-QAM cable and legacy NTSC off one RF feed and puts it out on HDMI, RGBHV and YPbPr at the same time — with RS-232C control, IR input and non-volatile channel memory, in a half-rack 1RU box.
Still hiding a cable box? Meet the pro tuner
A quick look at why integrators put a TUNR-D behind the display instead of a consumer cable box: rack-mountable, serially controlled, and it comes back on the right channel after a power cut.