ComNet FVR110M | 10-Bit Digital Video Receiver over Fiber

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The ComNet FVR110M1 (commonly referenced as FVR110M) is a multimode optical fiber video receiver and data transceiver from the FVT/FVR110 series. It receives 10-bit digitally encoded EIA RS-250C quality video and supports bi-directional data transmission over a single multimode optical fiber.

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Description

Core Product Summary (Brand / Model / Key Attributes)

The ComNet FVR110M1 (commonly referenced as FVR110M) is a multimode optical fiber video receiver and data transceiver from the FVT/FVR110 series. It receives 10-bit digitally encoded EIA RS-250C quality video and supports bi-directional data transmission over a single multimode optical fiber.

The unit is designed for CCTV and surveillance applications. It is compatible with major camera manufacturers and supports RS-232, RS-422, 2-wire or 4-wire RS-485 data interfaces, as well as up-the-coax protocols including Panasonic Proteus, Pelco Coaxitron, and Bosch Bilinx. The receiver is part of a matched transmitter/receiver pair (FVT110 transmitter + FVR110 receiver) and can be used in stand-alone, rack-mount, or DIN-rail configurations.

 

Key Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification
Product Type Video receiver / data transceiver
Model FVR110M1 (FVR110M series)
Manufacturer ComNet
Video Encoding 10-bit digitally encoded, EIA RS-250C short-haul quality
Optical Fiber Multimode (typically 62.5/125 µm)
Optical Connector ST
Wavelength 1310 / 1550 nm
Optical Budget Approximately 16 dB
Transmission Distance (MM) Up to 3 km (2 mi)
Data Interfaces RS-232, RS-422, RS-485 (2/4-wire), Up-the-Coax
Up-the-Coax Support Panasonic Proteus, Pelco Coaxitron, Bosch Bilinx
Video Compatibility NTSC, PAL, SECAM
Form Factor ComFit housing – stand-alone, rack-mount, or DIN-rail
Status Indicators Bi-color (Red/Green) LEDs

 

Detailed Product Overview

The ComNet FVR110M1 is the multimode receiver unit in the FVT/FVR110 series of fiber-optic video and data transmission products. It works with a matching FVT110 transmitter to carry high-quality 10-bit digitally encoded video together with bi-directional serial data over a single multimode optical fiber.

Video performance meets or exceeds EIA RS-250C short-haul transmission requirements, delivering broadcast-quality images suitable for professional CCTV systems. The module accepts standard composite video and is compatible with NTSC, PAL, and SECAM camera systems.

In addition to conventional serial data (RS-232, RS-422, and 2- or 4-wire RS-485), the series supports up-the-coax control protocols from major manufacturers. Time-base correction enables reliable up-the-coax operation over extended distances. Bi-color LED indicators provide clear status for power, optical link, video, and data activity.

The FVR110M1 is supplied in the ComNet ComFit housing, allowing flexible installation as a stand-alone unit, a rack-mount card, or (with an optional adaptor) on DIN rail. It is intended for use in security, surveillance, and industrial monitoring systems where high-quality video and control data must be transmitted over fiber.

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Engineering Selection Highlights

  • 10-bit digitally encoded video → exceeds RS-250C short-haul requirements for true broadcast performance.
  • Single multimode fiber operation → simplifies cabling while carrying both video and bi-directional data.
  • Multiple data interfaces (RS-232/422/485 + up-the-coax) → compatible with a wide range of PTZ and camera control systems.
  • Support for Panasonic Proteus, Pelco Coaxitron, and Bosch Bilinx → direct compatibility with popular up-the-coax protocols.
  • ComFit housing → interchangeable between stand-alone, rack, and DIN-rail mounting.
  • Bi-color LED status indicators → rapid visual confirmation of link, video, and data status.
  • Optical budget of approximately 16 dB → supports multimode distances up to 3 km under typical conditions.

 

Dimensions, Mounting & Connection Notes

  • Housing: ComNet ComFit
  • Mounting options: Stand-alone, rack-mount card, or DIN-rail with optional adaptor plate
  • Optical interface: ST connector (multimode)
  • Video interface: BNC
  • Data and contact interfaces: Terminal block
  • Status: Bi-color LED indicators for link, video, and data

Exact dimensions and power connector details are provided in the official ComNet FVT/FVR110 series installation and operation manual.

 

System Compatibility & Integration Requirements

Item / Dependency Verified Compatibility or Requirement Practical Note
Matching Transmitter ComNet FVT110 series (multimode) Must be used as a matched pair
Optical Fiber Multimode (62.5/125 µm typical) ST connector
Video Source Composite video cameras (NTSC/PAL/SECAM) 1 V pk-pk, 75 Ω
Data Interfaces RS-232, RS-422, RS-485 (2/4-wire), Up-the-Coax Configurable per application
Up-the-Coax Protocols Panasonic Proteus, Pelco Coaxitron, Bosch Bilinx Time-base corrected
Mounting Stand-alone, rack card, or DIN-rail (with adaptor) ComFit housing
Power 8–15 VDC typical Confirm exact supply for the installed revision

 

FAQ

What is the ComNet FVR110M1?
It is a multimode optical fiber video receiver and data transceiver that receives 10-bit digitally encoded video and supports bi-directional serial data over a single multimode fiber.

What fiber type does it use?
Multimode optical fiber (typically 62.5/125 µm) with an ST connector.

What data interfaces are supported?
RS-232, RS-422, 2-wire or 4-wire RS-485, and up-the-coax protocols (Panasonic Proteus, Pelco Coaxitron, Bosch Bilinx).

What is the typical transmission distance?
Up to 3 km (2 miles) on multimode fiber with an approximate 16 dB optical budget.

Is it compatible with standard CCTV cameras?
Yes. It supports NTSC, PAL, and SECAM composite video systems and meets EIA RS-250C short-haul performance requirements.

How is the unit mounted?
The ComFit housing allows stand-alone, rack-mount, or DIN-rail installation (DIN-rail requires an optional adaptor).