Phantom MIRO LAB, Manual

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Phantom Miro LAB / LC / R Series Camera Manual
The Miro LAB is designed for office-like environments
such as you’d see in many laboratories, classrooms,
etc. So, the LAB uses industry-standard connectors for
Ethernet and I/O instead of the more ruggedized custom
connectors found on the M-, R-, and LC-Series. Also, in
an office-like environment, there is good assurance of
reliable AC power, so we have eliminated the battery
backup feature on the LAB-Series. Finally, since the
camera is always used in a computer-tethered workflow,
there is no need for a video monitor or remote control
access. Otherwise, it inherits all the features and proven
design of the Miro Family of cameras.
There are four BNC connectors on the camera that provide
programmable signaling:
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I/O-1: This is the same as Aux1 on some of our other
cameras, and you can choose for it to be FSYNC,
Event, Strobe or Memgate in PCC
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I/O-2: This is the same as Aux2 on some of our other
cameras, and you can choose for it to be Ready or
Strobe
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There is a dedicated IRIG-IN BNC.
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And a dedicated Trigger In BNC.
Yes! However, unlike the other Miro Family members, a
CineFlash, and CineFlash Dock do not come bundled with
the camera. A kit containing these items is available as
are individual items as needed.
We have feedback from customers about the need for
a 1 mega pixel camera with smaller pixels than the 20
micron pixels on the LAB310. Smaller pixels have
advantages in some applications. So, we invented an
“alternate” (thus the “a”) 1 Mpx camera. The advantage
in many imaging applications. Now, you can choose
whichever 1 Mpx camera best meets your needs. Your
sales representative can give you more details about the
advantages and disadvantages of large versus
small pixels.
How does the
Miro LAB differ from
other Miro models?
faqs
There is no capture cable /
Break-out-Box for the
LAB-Series. How do I access
the signals for controlling
or monitoring the camera?
Does the LAB-Series support the
CineFlash storage system?
What is the difference between
the LAB310 and the LAB3a10?
There is no IRIG-OUT signal on the LAB-Series so
it cannot be used as an IRIG source. Also, there
is no analog or digital video output.