PIXELHUE P80 (with flight case)

The P80 is a high-performance modular presentation switcher with enormous potential, based on FPGA architecture, designed to handle complex control rooms in professional environments such as live events, broadcast studios, and multi-screen installations. It sits between the P20 and the Q8 and is designed with an internal 8K architecture. Furthermore, unlike the P20, the P80 allows two machines to be linked.

It supports up to 28 input channels, with the ability to simultaneously use 16 video sources, including HDMI, Display. Port, and 12G-SDI. There are four main outputs in copy mode, which can be expanded to eight in split mode, plus eight custom aux outputs in the full HD range if SDI is not used, as in this case, the aux outputs are four HDMI and four SDI.

The system allows the use of eight 4K layers across four outputs, each equipped with advanced features such as keying, borders, shadows, cut and amp; fill, and transitions. Each Flex output can handle a dedicated layer, offering great versatility in visual composition. Monitoring is provided by an MVR interface with 4K preview or dual DL, customizable layouts, and simultaneous display of PGM and Flex signals.

Screen management supports up to eight displays, with complete and related presets that can be saved and precisely recalled, up to a maximum of 256 configurations. The front panel integrates an LCD screen for direct control, similar to that of the Q8 model, and supports take and cut functions with time setting.

The P80 includes internal Genlock generation, with synchronization between input signals, outputs, and internal sources, ensuring stability and consistency in video distribution. Finally, the system is designed with complete redundancy logic, covering inputs, outputs, power, control, and the entire device, ensuring operational continuity even in critical situations.

• User benefits
• Modularity and Scalability: The internal structure is 8K-ready, with cards ready to accommodate future upgrades
• Up to 16 simultaneous sources
• MVR interface with 4K preview, flexible layouts, and simultaneous PGM and Flex display
• Full Redundancy
• Compatibility with Pixel. Flow software, U5/U5 Pro controller, third-party Stream Deck control system
• Ability to connect two P80 units to expand operational capabilities
• Keying, shadows, borders, cut and amp; fill, and transitions, with dedicated layers for each Flex output
• Up to 256 recallable configurations
• Areas of use
• Broadcast control rooms: ideal for television studios and multi-camera productions requiring advanced layering and synchronization
• Live Events: concerts, conventions, and shows, thanks to multi-screen management and operational redundancy
• Fixed installations in theaters, conference rooms, auditoriums, and convention centers
• Research and simulation centers