Functionality
Latitude MDRs are configured via the CONTROLLER, once a wireless connection is established.
Camera Socket
Connect the appropriate cable between the LATITUDE's CTRL socket and the camera.
Select MENU / Camera / <camera type> to enable run-stop.
IN-1 Socket
Supports a SLAVE CONTROLLER, a SMART CONTROLLER and firmware updating (via USB Cable).
By default, the Slave Controller button (when attached to IN-1) does the following;
[
Button Press
] => Camera Run/Stop.
[
Hold Button
, 3 seconds] => Limit rotation range. Release button to apply.
[
Hold Button
, 6 seconds] => Clear rotation range limit.
IN-2 Socket
Supports a SLAVE CONTROLLER.
By default, the Slave Controller button (when attached to IN-1) does the following;
[
Button Press
] => Recalibrate Lens.
[
Hold Button
, 3 seconds] => Limit rotation range. Release button to apply.
[
Hold Button
, 6 seconds] => Clear rotation range limit.
PWR Socket
Power in, recommended supply is a 14.8V battery. Absolute max 17V.
MOTOR Socket
Supports 1x RTMotion Motor, or 2x via a Y splitter cable.
CTRL Socket
Contains sophisticated circuitry to support a wide range of cameras, from RED DSMC2 CTRL (serial),
ARRI (gnd-gnd low pulse), RED EPIC (3v3), Sony, Canon and Blackmagic (LANC).
For full control of RED cameras, you must use a CTRL-CTRL cable. For run/stop triggering of other
cameras, use an appropriate cable for the camera type.
Summary of Contents for LATITUDE MDR
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