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Fw: KAT5 Mark2 - Now Available - New Distribution & Manufacturer!


  • Subject: Fw: KAT5 Mark2 - Now Available - New Distribution & Manufacturer!
  • From: Gareth Cook <g@xxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 1 Aug 2005 09:26:21 +0100

The price has more than doubled !



Gareth Cook
Tools and Process Architect
IBM SWG Sales - Lotus Park, Staines, TW18 3AG
Office: +44 (0)1784 445166 - Mobile: +44 (0)7980 445166
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We reported back in April that the KAT5 Mark2 designs were finished and
starting production in a new plant in the UK. As of this morning the units
are now on sale. More details in the press release below.

"Laser Business Systems announce Strategic Alliance with Indigo=20
Electronics
for KAT5 products

LONDON - 1st August 2005 - Laser Business Systems are delighted to=20
announce
an exclusive manufacturing and distribution alliance with Indigo
Electronics. Laser will now manufacture and distribute the KAT5 products
under licence.

The KAT5 range of affordable audio/video modules allow the transmission of
high quality signals over the CAT5 cables that are being fitted in many=20
new
housing developments and bespoke smart homes...

Taking advantage of this "structured cabling" the KAT5 system
allows users
to send pictures and sound around their homes. Laser and Indigo are=20
pleased
to announce the launch of the new feature rich Mark 2 units. Improvements
over the mark 1 include:-

* IR Pass Through - This allows remotely located source equipment to be
controlled from the viewing room.

* SCART Control - This replicates the SCART Switching signals from the
source equipment at the viewing room allowing the source to send a
signal=20
to
switch to widescreen mode on the TV/Projector at the remote location.

* AVTX Switchable Termination - The transmitter now features switchable
input termination allowing multiple KAT5 Transmitters to be connected to=20
the
same source equipment using simple Passive SCART splitters rather than
needing expensive active splitters. This also allows a KAT5 Transmitter to
be connected to a source at the same time as a TV.

* AVRX Switchable Termination - The receiver now features switchable
termination allowing more than one receiver to be fed from a single
transmitter.

* S-Video Mixdown - A new feature to the AVRX is S-Video Mixdown. This
allows an S-Video source to be mixed down to composite video for TVs
that=20
do
not support S-Video signals.

Also available are the AVTX-RGB and AVRX-RGB units, which are suitable for
carrying high quality RGBS signals to Plasma Screens and Projectors. Units
are on sale and available now from www.laser.com (worldwide shipping
available now).

About Indigo Electronics - www.kat5.tv
Established in 1978, Indigo Electronics are an innovative company=20
dedicated
to developing high quality AV distribution products at mass market prices.
Its range of KAT5 products are already in homes and even TV studios around
the world.

About Laser Business Systems - www.laser.com
The UK's first ever "Smart Home" technology eTailer, Laser have
been
supplying the home automation market from its on-line store since 1995.
Laser now sells over 600 product lines and its subsidiary cbus-shop.com is=
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a
national distributor for C-Bus products."

http://www.automatedhome.co.uk/article1602.html

M.





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