What it is for
An older video codec from before today's standard. It is kept on record because one is still installed and due for replacement.
Simulated: a made-up model standing in for an older product.
Installed by year
Ports
8 portsProprietary21 in, 1 out3.5 mm21 in, 1 outVGA11 outRJ451DB91IEC C1411 in
Rear
OtherVideoAudioNetworkPower
Every port, in detail
| # | Port | Connector | Carries | Direction | Where |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | camera-in-1 | Proprietary | video | In | Rear |
| 2 | video-out-1 | Proprietary | video | Out | Rear |
| 3 | vga-out-1 | VGA | video | Out | Rear |
| 4 | audio-in-1 | 3.5 mm | audio | In | Rear |
| 5 | audio-out-1 | 3.5 mm | audio | Out | Rear |
| 6 | lan-1 | RJ45 | ethernet | Both ways | Rear |
| 7 | serial-1 | DB9 | rs232 | Both ways | Rear |
| 8 | power-in | IEC C14 | power | In | Rear |
Security support
Demo values- Firmware line
- Kestrel firmware
- Security updates
- Ended Jun 2012 Security support ended Demo value
- Report a flaw
- kestrel.example/security Demo value
The manufacturer sets these dates; Keia Atlas tracks them and does not vouch for them. A warning shows from 12 months before support ends.
Spaces using it
1 spaceWhat the manufacturer doesn't say
- Size, weight and power draw are not recorded: this is a stand-in, not a real product.
Sources
- Demo legacy device catalogue (made up)
Made-up model for the demo: connectors and era, no vendor figures
Each model was read twice, independently, and the two readings reconciled against the manufacturer's text.