Product Description
The Camplex CMX - 3G - 4SDI is a game - changer for 3G - SDI broadcast. It combines up to 4 cameras or 3G - SDI sources and converts them into a single single - mode fiber run. This not only breaks through the long - standing distance limitations of traditional coaxial cables but also eliminates signal loss and interference that often plague long copper cables. By using a single fiber, you'll save a ton of installation time, making your shoots quicker to set up and more cost - effective compared to running 4 separate camera feeds. This product comes as a complete transmitter and receiver kit, offering plug - and - play operation right out of the box. It features industry - standard ST locking fiber connectors and high - quality 3G - SDI BNC connections. It supports SMPTE - 424M 3Gbps HD - SDI transmission up to 6 miles. Add a Camplex tac reel, and you're all set for any 4 - camera shoot at sports venues, live productions, or public access events. Key features include converting 4 - 3G SDI camera inputs to one single - mode fiber, saving space and setup time, extending transmission distance, being immune to EMI, supporting long - distance HD - SDI transmission, having industry - standard ST fiber connectors, quality 3G - SDI BNC connectors, and a DC power jack. Technical specs: Input power is 12VDC, power consumption is 8W, dimensions are 6.6 x 6.06 x 1.77 in/168 x 154 x 45mm per unit, and weight is 2.75 lb/1.25kg per unit.
Using the Camplex CMX - 3G - 4SDI is easy. First, connect your 4 3G - SDI camera inputs to the appropriate ports on the transmitter. Then, connect the single - mode fiber cable to the ST locking fiber connector on the transmitter and run it to the receiver. Plug in the power supply to the DC power jack on both the transmitter and receiver using a 12VDC power source. Once everything is connected, it's plug - and - play, and you're ready to start your 3G - SDI transmission. When using this product, make sure the power supply is stable to avoid any signal disruptions. Also, be careful when handling the fiber cable to prevent any damage. For maintenance, keep the unit clean and free from dust. If there are any signs of signal loss or interference, check the connections first. If the problem persists, you may need to have it checked by a professional.
