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The I/O Connector (Optional)
All other signals (except for camera data and timing) are available at the I/O
connector. This includes the trigger, strobes and two general-purpose inputs and
two outputs. Figure 4.2 shows the signals on the I/O connector
3)
Build from cable with compatible FG connector
For cameras where standard cables are not available, you can purchase an
Imagenation cable-kit and build one or make your own from scratch. In
addition you will need to consult your camera manual for the part number
of the connector used on the camera and get the pin out of the camera
connector from the camera manufacturer.
If you use a camera that has 10 or fewer data bits, we recommend that you
use Cable Kit CB-012-00. With some cameras every data line may need to
be terminated to 200mv (provided at pin 66 of J2), In this case the smaller
cable will have fewer wires that need to be terminated.
Making a data cable for 10-bit and Smaller Cameras
Cable kit CB-012-00 is appropriate for cameras with up to 10 data
bits.
This includes all single channel cameras and two channel cameras
with up to 10 bits per channel.
(Note: the PXD1000 manual incorrectly
