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Connections

 1 

Analog inputs:

8 x connectors, 64 channels

 2 

Link input/output (I/O)

 3 

PoE

 4 

Broadcast sync input (Genlock) 
including VITC

 5 

Timecode input: LTC 

 6 

VESA sync input

 7 

VESA sync output (reserved for 
future use) 

 8 

Remote Control input stop

 9 

Remote Control input start

 10 

GPO sync outputs (x8)

Connection details

The rear panel contains the 
following sockets for capture and 
synchronization (from left to right 
of the unit):

 1 

Analog inputs.

 Require the 

supplied Weidmüller 
connectors, with total analog 
sample rate of 192  KHz. Enables 
you to connect supported third-
party analog devices. For 
instructions on using the 
connectors, see 

Connecting 

analog devices

 on page 4.

Lock+ provides 64 channels for 
generating 16-bit offset binary 
conversions from analog 
sources. The input impedance 

is 1 M

Ω

. The data sampling 

frequency is common to all 
channels; you can set the 
sampling rate to be a multiple of 
the camera base rate up to 
192,000 samples/second (192 
KHz). The capture frequency 
you can specify depends on the 
total number of channels to be 

sampled, as shown in the 
following table:

 2 

Link I/O

. Provided for Lock+ to 

Lock+ synchronization. Also 
provides Lock+ to legacy 
Giganet synchronization. For 
connection to Vicon equipment 
only.

 3 

PoE 

(conforms to IEEE 

802.3af). Requires connection 
to a Gigabit (Ethernet 
1000BASE-T) PoE router. Use 
only the supplied cable.

 4 

Broadcast sync input (genlock), 
including VITC

. Dual BNC 

sockets for connecting an 
external video source that 
transmits a composite video 
signal, including Vertical 
Interval Timecode (VITC), from 
the master video source to the 
Lock+ and any other 
synchronized video or audio 
devices in a chain. The Lock+ 
must be genlocked to this 
external video source.

Important:

 If the Lock+ is the 

last device in the chain, the 

Ref 

Loop

 connection that is not 

being used for signal output 

must be terminated in 75 

Ω

 

remotely or by using a 75 

Ω

 

terminator.

 5 

Timecode input: LTC

. XLR 

socket for connecting an 
external source that transmits 
LTC (Longitudinal Interval Time 
Code) to the Lock+. Requires an 
accompanying synchronized 
genlock source.

Note

: When locking to HD tri-

sync standards (such as Film, 
NTSC Film, and 30 fps), LTC is 
required for timecode.

 6 

VESA sync input

. 3-pin mini DIN 

socket. Current Vicon software 
supports 100Hz and 120Hz.

 7 

VESA sync output

. Reserved for 

future use. 

 8 

Remote Control input stop

Phono socket for connecting a 
remote third-party device that 
triggers the Vicon camera 
system to capture data based 
on input signals received. Start 
and stop are activated on next 
frame boundary. Requires 
connection to GND (ground).

 9 

Remote Control input start

. See 

8 above.

 10 

GPO sync outputs

. Eight 

standard programmable phono 
(RCA) sockets for 
synchronizing external devices 
using General Purpose Output 
(GPO) signals. To manage the 
synchronization of your 
external devices, or to trigger 
your external devices based on 
Vicon system events, identify 
an appropriate GPO 
configuration file supplied with 
your Vicon application software 
or create a GPO file of your own 
(for details, see the 

Vicon Vantage Reference

). In 

the Vicon application software, 
specify this GPO configuration 
file for your external device. 

Number of 
channels

Max frequency 
(KHz)

1

192

2

96

4

48

8

24

16

12

32

6

64

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Summary of Contents for Lock+

Page 1: ...Vicon Lock Quick Start Guide Connect Integrate Synchronize ...

Page 2: ...ameras Lock features Timecode and genlock Support of VESA standards Connection to third party analog devices Remotely triggered start and stop General Purpose Input and Output GPIO sockets for synchronizing external devices Lock front view Lock rear view 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 9 Vicon logo illuminates to indicate status Color Status Red Booting Green Booted but not connected Blue Communicating with so...

Page 3: ...nal including Vertical Interval Timecode VITC from the master video source to the Lock and any other synchronized video or audio devices in a chain The Lock must be genlocked to this external video source Important If the Lock is the last device in the chain the Ref Loop connection that is not being used for signal output must be terminated in 75 Ω remotely or by using a 75 Ω terminator 5 Timecode...

Page 4: ...cables into the required connector Pin assignment 35 66 72 16 57 5 6 277 6 5 5 9 5 5 62 5 386 1 7 558 386 1 5 6 72 2 5 The following illustration shows the pin assignment of the Weidmüller connectors 723 9 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 5 5 9 3 1 0 5 1 Note that the pins shown in the illustration left are assigned as follows Pins 1 8 top row Ground Pins 9 16 bottom row Signal inputs In this diagram the bottom of...

Page 5: ...card Ethernet cable 1 per camera Optical data Ethernet Vantage cameras Up to 14 on 26 port PoE Important PC specification correct at time of publication but may now be superseded For the most up to date information search for PC specification on the Vicon website Vicon Lock in a Vicon Vantage system ...

Page 6: ...terference Causing Equipment Regulations for Canadian customers Conformity to the Canadian Interference Causing Equipment Regulations This Class A digital apparatus meets the requirements of the Canadian Interference Causing Equipment Regulations ICES 003 2004 Avis de conformité à la réglementation d Industrie Canada Cet appareil numérique de la classe A respecte toutes les exigences du Règlement ...

Page 7: ... essential performance of medical electrical equipment Not suitable for use in high magnetic flux ionising radiation sterile or life or safety critical environments Product configurations and software options Conformity of the Metrological Performance of CLASS 1 Products Manufactured in Accordance with Annex VII Section 5 of the Medical Devices Directive 93 42 EEC of the 14th June 1993 We Vicon Mo...

Page 8: ... Motion Systems Ltd Vicon is a registered trademark of Oxford Metrics plc Vicon Blade Vicon Bonita Vicon Lock Vicon Nexus Vicon Tracker Vicon Vantage Vicon Vero aand Vicon Vue are trademarks of Oxford Metrics plc VESA is a registered trademark owned by VESA www vesa org about vesa Portions of the software were initially developed by Lucent Technologies Inc and are subject to the terms of Lucent Pu...

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