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MX Cameras

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details on the cables to connect an MX Camera to the MX Ultranet,

see Chapter 11 MX Cables.

Warning

Do not use this socket to connect an F-series or MX+ Camera to an

MX Control unit. Plugging an 8-pin Lemo plug on one end of an MX cable

into this Net Connect socket and the 8-pin Lemo plug on the other end

of the cable into the GPIO socket on the rear panel of the MX Control will

result in damage to the camera and the unit.

•Net Connect (MX)

10-pin Lemo socket. This connects to the MX Net, which supplies

power and synchronization signals to the camera and carries the

Ethernet control and data signals to and from it. For details on the

cables to connect an MX Camera to the MX Net, see

Chapter 11 MX Cables.

• MX Ethernet Network Status Lights

Standard Ethernet status indicators:

• Tx – Transmit (F-series, MX+, and MX)

LED is lit when the MX Ethernet network is transmitting data.

• Rx – Receive (F-series, MX+, and MX)

LED flashes when receiving data and communications from the

MX Ethernet network. The frequency of the flashes varies with

the amount of network traffic.

• Col – Collision (MX only)

LED flashes if a network collision occurs on the MX Ethernet

network.

• Control (MX only)

10-position rotary control. This control is reserved for future use.

Camera Lens Mount

All MX cameras have a C-Mount lens connection. The lens is secured

in place by a locking ring that can be tightened and loosened using

the lever rods protruding on either side. SLR lens types are attached

to an MX camera using the supplied connection adaptor.

Tripod Mount

The underside of the camera body contains a mounting plate, which

has a ¼”–20UNC threaded hole in its center. This is designed to match

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