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Written by Justin O'Neill
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More info at: http://www.toys4red.com/
IOP4R-1 & BOB4R-1 Complete Kit KEY Features (Panel) Full Size BNC/XLR Connectors Dual preview output Dual stream HD-SDI (selectable between preview out)) TC in/out (switchable) Genlock Audio input (Ch1, 2, 3 thru XLR. **Ch 1-4 input Via DVI Connector) Volume control pot with 3.5mm jack loop thru power/GPI Pass thru access for HDMI, USB O-Ring seal protects the camera I/O side from inclement weather Modular design integrates with other Air Sea Land Gear products
**Using optional Break-out Box, or DVI>pigtail connector (coming soon).
Key Features (Break-out Box) HD-SDI (Preview) out Dual stream out Time code In/Out Genlock 4 Channels of Audio (XLR connectors) Volume control pot with 3.5mm jack 5 pin Audio out monitor remote start remote tally loop thru power/GPI Connect to RED Panel via a single DVI-D Cable Mounts to 19mm , 15mm, & 14mm rods Remote distance from the IOP4R-1 up to 50' away
*includes 1m DVI-D cable
Specifications PANEL Dimensions: (83mm)x(191mm)
Weight: N/A
Configuration: Portable
Power: 12v
Inputs: Video, Audio, TC, Monitor from RED One camera source
Outputs: Preview, Dual Stream, TC, Audio Channels 1-3
Remote: Via BOB4R-1
Material: Machined aluminum (from solid)
Specifications Breakout Box Dimensions: (77mm)x(140mm)
Weight: N/A
Configuration: Portable
Power: 12v (Via DVI-D cable)
Inputs: Video, Audio, TC, Monitor from RED One camera source (Via DVI-D Cable)
Outputs: Preview, Dual Stream, TC, Audio Channels 1-4
Remote: start/stop
Material: Machined aluminum (from solid) |
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Record Start and Stop Remote for Red One Camera by Viewfactor |
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Written by Justin O'Neill
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Tuesday, 12 February 2008 14:42 |
Remote Record Start and Stop accessory for Red One Camera by Viewfactor
Preliminary information on Reduser from Curt of Viewfactor: Two buttons for volume control on the newly added piezo buzzer. I also tossed in a coiled cable. The buttons are recessed so you wont accidentally hit them during normal use (you may need to use a pen to press them). When you press the buttons, the piezo will sound to indicate the current level of the output. When you get the volume where you like it then the micro controller will store that data in flash so it will stay at that setting until you change it again - even after its been unplugged for a long time.
The sounding will be one long beep for the record start and two short beeps for the stop. The Record LED will reflect the piezo so it will flash in unison with the beep. I'm also going to throw in a setup mode so if you press both volume buttons and hold them down so you can change the duration of the beeps.
Two buttons for volume control on the newly added piezo buzzer. I also tossed in a coiled cable. The buttons are recessed so you wont accidentally hit them during normal use (you may need to use a pen to press them). When you press the buttons, the piezo will sound to indicate the current level of the output. When you get the volume where you like it then the micro controller will store that data in flash so it will stay at that setting until you change it again - even after its been unplugged for a long time.
The sounding will be one long beep for the record start and two short beeps for the stop. The Record LED will reflect the piezo so it will flash in unison with the beep. I'm also going to throw in a setup mode so if you press both volume buttons and hold them down so you can change the duration of the beeps. 
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Last updated ( Tuesday, 12 February 2008 14:55 )
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Written by Justin O'Neill
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Thursday, 27 December 2007 01:00 |
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"Hector dropped by RED today with their new breakout box." Photo courtesy of Jarred Land at Reduser: http://www.reduser.net/forum/showthread.php?t=7032 
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Written by Justin O'Neill
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Sunday, 16 December 2007 01:00 |
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Proud owner of RED #23, Scott a.k.a. Rocketeer, posted a prototype of his custom Mini BNC Breakout Panel milled from solid aluminum. For more info click here.
 
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Last updated ( Tuesday, 25 December 2007 09:51 )
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