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Format Conversion

Our data storage products, including disc-based, tape-based and solid state options all have data formatting facilities in the data paths.

The systems are computer configurable and the recording and replay paths can be separated and individually configured by operator commands from a control console.

This allows data to be recorded in one logical format and replayed in another. For example, frames and sync codes can be inserted or modified; timing information can be used to regenerate accurate waveform streams.

Separation of the recording and replay paths also allows electrical format convertors to be inserted, Ampex DCRsi and Sony DIR electrical interfaces are examples of tape recorder data interchange options. Fibre-optic and FPDP are examples of current physical format interchange options that our products support and are available.

An example of these features in use is for an establishment that specialises in data analysis from many sources, our products allow one central recording system with a standard format that accepts many input types, converts electrical and logical formats during recording. It also allows data to be recovered to any of the supported input formats, independently of the original source.

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