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  • Page 3: Read Before Use

    Address : 193 Jefferson Ave, Suite 102 Salem, MA 01970 USA Tel. No. : 1-833-600-0261 Product name Basic Model no. MEMRECAM Q2m MODEL V-1015 MEMREAM Q-HUB MODEL V-847 CE marking This product with the CE marking complies with the EMC 2014/30/EU.
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  • Page 5: Features Of This Unit

    Features of This Unit Features of This Unit The MEMRECAM Q2m is a handheld high speed digital camera capable of high speed recording in a variety of environments. High Speed • High Resolution • High Sensitivity Image Sensor Equipped with a highly sensitive CMOS sensor for color or B/W to enable high speed operation at high resolutions.
  • Page 6 Features of This Unit Flexible Image Playback Slow motion playback of recorded images or repeated playback in a specified range is possible. Detailed image analysis can be conducted with on a PC. High-Speed Network Transfer Recorded images can be digitally saved to a PC through the network, including the data settings during recording and the trigger timing.
  • Page 7 Reproduction or duplication of any or all of this document without the express written consent of NAC Image Technology is strictly prohibited. The contents of this document may change without notice. Copyright (C) 2021 NAC Image Technology The copyright for this manual belongs to NAC Image Technology. (00477)B...
  • Page 8 Safety Precautions Safety Precautions Be sure to follow these safety items to avoid damage or bodily injury. Distinctions between the levels of bodily injury and damage The distinctions between the levels of bodily injury and damage occurring from improper use are described below.
  • Page 9 Safety Precautions Using the AC Adapter (Common) ●Do not use the AC adapter for anything other than specified. (Malfunction or fire may occur.) (00477)B...
  • Page 10 Safety Precautions Using the main camera unit ● Do not disassemble or alter (Do not loosen screws on the main camera unit or open the cover even if the camera malfunctions.) → Contact the store where purchased for inspection • maintenance •repair. ●...
  • Page 11 Safety Precautions Using the Q-HUB ● Do not disassemble or alter (Do not loosen screws on theQ-HUB unit or open the cover even if the Q-HUB malfunctions.) → Contact the store where purchased for inspection • maintenance • repair. ● Do not use in locations with smoke or flammable or corrosive gases, or strong magnetic fields (Malfunction, injury or fire may occur.) →...
  • Page 12 Safety Precautions Using the cables (Common) ● Do not unplug the cable with the power on. ● Do not put foreign articles such as metal, trash or water inside the connector. (Malfunction or electrical shock may occur if the cable is connected or removed with the power on.) →...
  • Page 13 Safety Precautions Using the main camera unit ● Do not interfere with the release of heat from the camera (The Q2m has a fan that cools the camera. Do not block the intake ports or vents. Additionally, do not place in narrow locations where there is no air circulation, or on carpet or bedding.If heat builds up inside, malfunction or fire may occur.) ●...
  • Page 14 Safety Precautions Using the Q-HUBt ● Operating environment Do not use in areas where there is oil smoke, corrosive gases or strong magnetic fields. Do not expose to direct sunlight, rain or salt water. Do not use in areas with high levels of dirt, dust, sand or humidity. ●...
  • Page 15 Safety Precautions Using the AC Adapter (Q2m ) ● Use environment ● Avoid using in locations with smoke or corrosive gases, or strong magnetic fields ● Do not leave in direct sunlight or locations subject to rain or salt water. ●...
  • Page 16 Safety Precautions Using the AC Adapter (Q-HUB ) ● Use environment ●Avoid using in locations with smoke or corrosive gases, or strong magnetic fields ●Do not leave in direct sunlight or locations subject to rain or salt water. ●Do not use in dirty, dusty or humid locations. ●...
  • Page 17 Safety Precautions Handling when moving or transporting the AC adapter ● Turn off the power and unplug the connected cables (Make sure the power is turned off and the cables unplugged when moving the AC adapter. Fire, electrical shock or malfunction may be caused.) Child does not play with this product ●...
  • Page 18 Safety Precautions Warning Labels There are warning labels and displays in locations on the device that require precautions for safe use. Please read these warnings before operating. Additionally, read the user’s guide or instruction manual for safe and proper use. Contact your store if you do not understand your device.
  • Page 19 Safety Precautions The following products have a warning label on them: - AC adapter (for Q2m, Q-HUB) ● AC ADAPTER ( for Q2m, Q-HUB) ● Q2m If the label comes off or the text is not visible, please contact your store or our service center. xvii (00477)B...
  • Page 20 Safety Precautions Regular Replacement of Parts ● Memory Backup Battery In general, replace the memory backup battery one year after purchase. However, if there is a rapid loss of charge or problems during use, replace immediately. Replacement cannot be performed by users so contact your store or our service center. About maintenance This product is cooling by the fan, and we recommend regular maintenance.

  • Page 21: This Booklet

    This Booklet This Booklet (00477)B...

  • Page 22: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Table of Contents Read before Use ......i ResQ ADAPTER SYSTEM ....3-51 Features of This Unit ......iii Specifications This Booklet ........ xix Image Sensor ........4-2 Table of Contents ......xx Recorder ........4-10 Introduction System Control ....... 4-20 Verify the Standard Components..1-2 Input/Output Connectors ....
  • Page 23 Introduction Verify the Standard Components ....1-2 Main Options ..........1-4 External Appearance and Names for this Unit .. 1-5 Flow of Operations ........1-12 (00477)B...

  • Page 24: Verify The Standard Components

    Verify the Standard Components Verify the Standard Components The following are included as standard components of the MEMRECAM Q2m. Make sure that all are included. ● MEMRECAM Q2m Q2m camera unit ● Tripod plate Plate to mount the camera to the tripod ●...
  • Page 25 Verify the Standard Components ●Q2 KIT Set of Q2m PC control software and user’s guide MEMRECAM Control Software DVD-ROM PC control software MLink DVD-ROM Q2 MANUAL CD Q2 user’s manual (PDF file) ● The Q2 is operated using the MLink. Refer to the MLink user’s guide for the method of operation using the MLink.

  • Page 26: Main Options

    Main Options Main Options The main options for the MEMRECAM Q2m are as follows. ● Q-Cam Cable Dedicated input/output cable for the Q2m Set of dedicated AC adapter and AC power cable for the ● MINI AC POWER SYSTEM ● Q2 Camera Case Case that houses the Q2 unit for safe transport ●...

  • Page 27: External Appearance And Names For This Unit

    External Appearance and Names for this Unit External Appearance and Names for this Unit External Appearance and Names for this Unit Top, Right Side Screw holes (6 locations, M4 depth 4 mm) Vents Screw holes (6 locations, M4 depth 5 mm) IF connector (with orange color ring ) Status LED Color camera identification sticker (not used with B/W cameras)
  • Page 28 External Appearance and Names for this Unit Left side, Bottom Screw holes (6 locations, M4 depth 4 mm) Vents Name plate (indicating the production number) Screw holes (6 locations, M4 depth 4 mm) Vents ● Do not use screws longer than the depth of the screw holes as this may cause a malfunction.
  • Page 29 External Appearance and Names for this Unit Front, Back Lens mount (C mount) Screw holes (4 locations M4 depth 7 mm) Air intake ● Do not use screws longer than the depth of the screw holes as this may cause a malfunction.
  • Page 30 External Appearance and Names for this Unit Status LED The four status LED on the right side of the unit display the camera status. (00477)B...
  • Page 31 External Appearance and Names for this Unit Status Operation MODE Orange REC mode (Blinking) (Blinking: set to A-EST / EST mode, EST pulse input) Blue STOP / READY mode White VIEW mode (Blinking) (Blinking: set to A-EST /EST mode, EST pulse input) ARM mode (camera video output, recorded memory contents are Magenta destroyed, new camera video is recorded in memory)
  • Page 32 External Appearance and Names for this Unit ● Unable to go into VIEW or ARM mode if STATUS blinks red faster. ● VIEW,ARM mode stops to prevent the trouble by the temperature rise of the camera when the temperature of the camera is abnormally high. ●...
  • Page 33 External Appearance and Names for this Unit AC POWER SYSTEM External Appearance and Names AC adapter DC connector Power switch AC cable 1-11 (00477)B...

  • Page 34: Flow Of Operations

    Flow of Operations Flow of Operations Q2m is operated with the Windows control software MLink. 1-12 (00477)B...

  • Page 35: Preparations

    Preparations Set Up this Unit ........2-2 Mount the Lens ........2-5 Connect the Equipment and Cables ..2-6 Status LED ......... 2-11 Turn the Power ON/OFF ......2-13 (00477)B...

  • Page 36: Set Up This Unit

    Set Up this Unit Set Up this Unit This describes the method of setting up for filming with the MEMRECAM Q2m. Mounting the Camera ● There are air inlets and exhaust vents on this device for cooling, and ventilation occurs with a fan.
  • Page 37 Set Up this Unit Mounting on a Tripod When attaching the camera to a tripod, attach the included tripod plate to the camera. The thickness of the tripod plate is 10 mm. It can be mounted on tripods with mounting screws of 3/8-16UNC or 1/4-20UNC and less than 9mm in length.
  • Page 38 Set Up this Unit The tripod plate can be attached to the left side and the top. Left side Top side Be careful where the screws are attached. (00477)B...

  • Page 39: Mount The Lens

    Mount the Lens Mount the Lens This describes how to mount and remove the C mount lens. Mount the Lens Remove the mount cap ● Remove the Q2m mount cap and lens cover. Mount the lens ● Line up the screw part of the lens and mount (1) and turn until the lens stops (2) .

  • Page 40: Connect The Equipment And Cables

    Connect the Equipment and Cables Connect the Equipment and Cables This describes the connections for peripherals for recording such as the power as well as the cables. Input/Output Connectors Connector Branched Connector Input/Output Signal DC IN Power input ETHER 1000BASE-T Ethernet Exposure start signal (EST) SYNC IN Synchronous signal (SYNC 1kHz)
  • Page 41 Connect the Equipment and Cables Connection Drawing Control windows PC ETHER Q-Cam Cable MLink DC IN MINI AC POWER SYSTEM ● The Q-Cam cable, AC POWER SYSTEM and Windows PC controller are sold separately. ● The Q-Cam Cable in the figure shows an abbreviated version of the connector. (00477)B...
  • Page 42 Connect the Equipment and Cables Connect the Q-Cam Cable Connect the Q-Cam cable sold separately. Connect the Q-Cam cable to the camera ● Line up the red arrow of the Q-Cam cable plug with the IF connector on the camera and plug in until it clicks. Install the locking clip ●...
  • Page 43 ● Make sure the connection is grounded. There is a concern of electric shock if not grounded. ● When plugging in using a 3P-2P conversion plug, connect the grounding wire to an external grounding source. ● This is an AC adapter dedicated for the MEMRECAM Q2m so do not use on other devices. (00477)B...
  • Page 44 If remote communication standards (100BASE-TX and such) are used, there will be a reduction in the updating rate. ● Use a category 5e (CAT5e) cable or greater for the Ethernet cable. ● MEMRECAM Q2m is not supported by DHCP (8A 3-3 ). 2-10 (00477)B...

  • Page 45: Status Led

    Status LED Status LED Confirmation of the MEMRECAMC Q2m status can be made with the status LED. Status LED The four status LED on the right side of the unit display the camera status. 2-11 (00477)B...
  • Page 46 Status LED Status LED Operation MODE Orange REC mode (Blinking) (Blinking: set to A-EST / EST mode, EST pulse input) Blue STOP / READY mode White VIEW mode (Blinking) (Blinking: set to A-EST /EST mode, EST pulse input) ARM mode (camera video output, recorded memory contents are Magenta destroyed, new camera video is recorded in memory) (Blinking)

  • Page 47: Turn The Power On/Off

    Turn the Power ON/OFF Turn the Power ON/OFF Turn the power on to start up the MEMRECAM Q2m. Start up the Q2m Turn ON the power switch of the AC adapter ● Turn the switch ON after verifying the cable is connected to the AC adapter and camera.
  • Page 48 Turn the Power ON/OFF Before turning off the power. Check the following items before turning off the Q2m. (1) Did the download of necessary data finish? The memory backup function is short-lived. If the battery is low, the memory data will be lost.

  • Page 49: Basic Operations

    Basic Operations About MLink..........3-2 Setting the IP Address ......3-3 Using MLink ..........3-7 Display Live Images (VIEW Mode)....3-9 Basic Recording Settings ...... 3-13 Adjusting the Black Balance ....3-20 Start Recording (ARM Mode) ....3-23 Trigger Input (REC Mode) ..... 3-25 G Sensor Trigger .........

  • Page 50: About Mlink

    About MLink About MLink ● Q2m works with MLink. It does not work with our HXLink and others. ● For information on how to install the software, please refer to the MLink user's manual. ● The same method can be used to set Q1m/Q1v and Q5. For the GX, MX, HX and ACS series, see the instruction manual for each camera.

  • Page 51: Setting The Ip Address

    Setting the IP Address Setting the IP Address The Q2m does not automatically get the IP addressed using the DHCP server. Please set the IP address according to the network environment used. Check the IP Address Setting The IP address can be checked with MLink if the Q2m is connected to the network used. With Q2m powered on, click "Find Camera"...
  • Page 52 Setting the IP Address Setting the IP Address Execute the HXUtility •The figure shows where “Camera system setup 64” is on the start menu with the Windows 10 64bit environment. • Click “Camera system setup 64” to execute. •The figure shows where “Camera system setup” is on the start menu with the Windows 10 32bit environment.
  • Page 53 Setting the IP Address Select the Q2m to be changed from the list •The Q2m with settings that can be changed will be shown on the list so select one and press “OK”. Input the IP address to be set •Set the IP address, sub net mask and such to match the environment used.
  • Page 54 Setting the IP Address End the HXUtility •Press “Exit” to end the HXUtility. The changed IP address becomes effective after Q2m is re- booted. •Turn on the power switch of the AC adapter. •After starting up the Q2m, the new IP ad-dress can be used.

  • Page 55: Using Mlink

    Using MLink Using MLink A special application is required to operate the Q2m. This describes the basic operations to use MLink. •Refer to the MLink user’s guide for the method of installing MLink and details on its use. Start MLink Start MLink by double clicking on the shortcut icon on the desktop or on MLinkMainWindow.exe in the installation folder.
  • Page 56 Using Mlink Connect to the Q2m Press “Find Camera” in the main window •Press “Find Camera” in the main window Select the Q2m from the list to connect •Since the Q2m with settings that can be changed are shown on the list, make the selec-tion and press “Connect”. •When two or more cameras are connected to the Q2m, that camera is also displayed.

  • Page 57: Display Live Images (View Mode)

    Display Live Images (VIEW Mode) Display Live Images (VIEW Mode) Display live images in the VIEW mode for the recording settings or to adjust the camera and lens. Switch to the VIEW Mode Press the VIEW button •Switch to the VIEW mode from the STOP mode. Transition to the VIEW mode •The status LED MODE on the Q2m will be lit in white.
  • Page 58 Display Live Images (VIEW Mode) Using the Low Light Function There may be times when a bright and clear live image cannot be obtained with the set frame rate. If the low light function is used, an image brighter than the image filmed using the set frame rate is shown, so the angle of view and focus can be easily verified.
  • Page 59 Display Live Images (VIEW Mode) Enable the Low Light Function Access the VIEW mode •Switch to the VIEW mode. Turn the low light function ON. •Click ON. Display in low light mode •In the low light mode, the maximum resolution of the camera is also displayed, and the red frame becomes the frame size set (For the illustration, a frame has been add- ed).
  • Page 60 Display Live Images (VIEW Mode) Selects the brightness (exposure time) when the low light function is enabled. Displaying the Camera Setting Table •Click on the Camera Setting Table in the Camera Quick Toolbar. Set in Low Light Details •Enter the exposure time in "Low Light Details" or select it from the pull-down menu.

  • Page 61: Basic Recording Settings

    Basic Recording Settings Basic Recording Settings Select the frame rate, frame size and shutter speed according to the image photographed. Select the Frame Rate Switch to the STOP/VIEW mode Select the frame rate •The frame size is limited by the frame rate. If the frame rate is increased, the frame size is changed accordingly.
  • Page 62 Basic Recording Settings Select the Frame Size Switch to the STOP/VIEW mode Select the frame size •The frame size is limited by the frame rate. If the frame rate is increased, the frame size is changed accordingly. •If using black balance, redo the black balance after changing the frame size. 3-14 (00477)B...
  • Page 63 Basic Recording Settings Preset table of frame rate and frame size (1/3) Frame size Frame 128×8 128×16 128×32 128×48 128×64 128×96 192×144 Rate 640×8 640×16 640×32 640×48 640×64 640×96 640×144 1280×8 1280×16 1280×32 1280×48 1280×64 1280×96 1280×144 (fps) 1920×8 1920×16 1920×32 1920×48 1920×64...
  • Page 64 Basic Recording Settings Preset table of frame rate and frame size (2/3) Frame size Frame 320×240 384×288 512×384 640×320 640×480 768×512 768×576 Rate 640×240 640×288 640×384 1280×320 1280×480 1280×512 1280×576 1280×240 1280×288 1280×384 (fps) 1920×320 1920×480 1920×512 1920×576 1920×240 1920×288 1920×384 √...
  • Page 65 Basic Recording Settings Preset table of frame rate and frame size (3/3) Frame size Frame 1024×768 1280×1024 Rate 1280×720 1280×960 1280×768 1536×1024 1920×1080 1920×720 1920×960 (fps) 1920×768 1920×1024 √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √...
  • Page 66 Basic Recording Settings Select the Shutter Speed Switch to the STOP/VIEW mode Select the shutter speed •Use the slider for the shutter speeds that can be set on the camera or numerically input in micro-second units. (Example) Shutter Speeds and Exposure Times OPEN 1/frame rate (sec) 1/1000...
  • Page 67 Basic Recording Settings Shutter Speeds that can be Selected Preset Shutter Speeds OPEN, 1/100, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1,000, 1/2,000, 1/5,000, 1/10,000, 1/20,000, 1/50,000, 1/100,000, 1/200,000, 1/333,333, 1/500,000 Customize shutter speed Select the shutter speed •Select "CUSTOM" from the menu. •Can select by slider or by numerical input. •Depending on the recording speed, the upper and lower limit of the shutter speed are decided.

  • Page 68: Adjusting The Black Balance

    Adjusting the Black Balance Adjusting the Black Balance Get the black balance (noise and black level correction data) to correct the fixed pattern noise of the sensor. •The noise and the black level of the image sensor used with the Q2m are changed by the temperature of the sensor and the recording settings.
  • Page 69 Adjusting the Black Balance Adjusting the Black Balance Set the “Frame Rate” and “Frame Size” for recording •Perform the recording settings for recording. •The Q2m switches to the STOP mode. •Configure the recording settings for recording. Put the lens cap on the lens to cover it •Make sure light doesn’t get into the lens.
  • Page 70 Adjusting the Black Balance Black Balance Details Settings relating to the application of the black balance. Click on black balance details to open. •Click “Open Black Balance Detail”. Set the black balance details •Apply BB in Recording Set whether or not to use the black balance data during ARM.

  • Page 71: Start Recording (Arm Mode)

    Start Recording (ARM Mode) Start Recording (ARM Mode) After making the recording settings, switch to the ARM mode and start recording. •Before switching to the ARM mode, make sure you save any images needed to the memory. •Switch to the ARM mode and images recorded in the memory will be overwritten and deleted.
  • Page 72 Start Recording (ARM Mode) Ring Buffer In the ARM mode, the Q2m continues recording images to the memory. The memory has a cyclic structure (ring buffer), and once that section of the memory is full, the old images are erased in the order from the first image recorded and the new images are overwritten. This operation continues until the trigger is input, when the overwrite recording is stopped ac- cording to the trigger input and trigger timing settings.

  • Page 73: Trigger Input (Rec Mode)

    Trigger Input (REC Mode) Trigger Input (REC Mode) Input the trigger that matches the images to be photographed and then end recording. Input the Trigger Press the trigger button while in the ARM mode •Switch to the REC mode. •The status LED MODE on the Q2m will be lit in orange. After completing the recording, switch to the SAVE mode •Upon completion of recording, it automatically switches to the SAVE mode.

  • Page 74: G Sensor Trigger

    G Sensor Trigger G Sensor Trigger There is a G sensor in the Q2m so trigger input is possible via shock. • The bandwidth for G sensor operation is up to 1 kHz. • The G sensor installed can detect values lower than the actual contact. During use, set the threshold value with a margin of approximately 20%.

  • Page 75: Stop (Stop Mode)

    Stop (STOP Mode) Stop (STOP Mode) After startup and connection from MLink, the MEMRECAM Q2m enters the VIEW mode. Switch to the STOP Mode Press the STOP button from any mode •Switch to the STOP mode from any camera mode other than STOP, including VIEW or ARM.

  • Page 76: Playback (Play Mode)

    Playback (PLAY Mode) Playback (PLAY Mode) Plays back the recorded image. Playback Switch to the download settings panel • After recording is finished, it automatically switches to the panel. •The status LED MODE on the Q2m will be lit in blue. Operation Buttons To the start frame Displays the frame for starting playback.
  • Page 77 Playback (PLAY Mode) Change the Playback Rate The playback speed can be changed. Can also be set to reverse playback. Select the frame rate on the pulldown menu for playback rate •The playback Rate that can be set are shown for setting. List of playback rates that can be Set Playback Direction Playback Rate Play...

  • Page 78: Saving Images

    Saving Images Saving Images Download the recorded video to the HDD or other storage media of the PC. •Do not adjust the black balance before saving data. Save the image to the control PC by MLink Switch to the STOP mode •Switch to the STOP mode.
  • Page 79 Saving Images Set the save destination •Set the save destination for the file. Set the save format •Set the save format for the file. Save formats that can be selected File Format Extension File Type Remarks MEMRECAM dedicat- MCFF .mcf MCFF ed video file format.
  • Page 80 Saving Images •When TIFF 16 (RAW) is selected, MCFF data not subjected to image quality adjust- ment is output to 16 bit TIFF. •Selecting TIFF (Monochrome 8 bit), BMP (Monochrome 8 bit), TIFF 16 (Monochrome 16 bit) will output a monochrome image with 0% chroma. •TIFF 16 (Monochrome 16 bit), TIFF 48 (48 bit) will output the black level as 128.
  • Page 81 Saving Images Start downloading •Click “Download” to start downloading. Check the pro- gress with the progress bar. •Click “Cancel” to suspend the download. Switch to playback mode •When downloading is completed, it shifts to Playback mode. 3-33 (00477)B...

  • Page 82: Memory Backup

    Memory Backup Memory Backup When the memory backup function is enabled, it is possible to save recorded images in the memory even if the power to the main unit is turned OFF by using the power from the AC adapter or internal battery. ●...

  • Page 83: Saving And Loading Settings

    Saving and Loading Settings Saving and Loading Settings To keep the desired shooting settings, save the settings. Load the configuration after the next connection. This section describes how to save and load the camera's settings. • PRM is an abbreviation for camera parameter file. Saving the PRM Click Save PRM •...
  • Page 84 Saving and Loading Settings Loading the PRM Click Save PRM • Select Recording Setting from the Task Toolbar. • Click Load PRM. Save the PRM • Specify the file name and save destination and click Save. • Load Target Setting Description.

  • Page 85: Disconnecting The Camera From Mlink

    Disconnecting the camera from MLink Disconnecting the camera from MLink Disconnect the MLink from the Q2m •Download the necessary data. Disconnect Specify Q2m to be disconnected in the item list and click "Disconnect" •Select Q2m to be disconnected from the list and click "Disconnect".

  • Page 86: Detailed Settings

    Detailed Settings Detailed Settings Recording Settings In the Recording menu, the settings are set according to the shooting environment (camera placement, input and output signals to the camera, and recording method). Basically, these settings are retained once set. It is not necessary to change the settings when reconnecting.
  • Page 87 Detailed Settings Memory Segmentation After Memory segmentation 3-39 (00477)B...
  • Page 88 Detailed Settings The recording memory of the camera can be divided into segments. The recording time of a segmented memory segment decreases depending Memory Segmenta- on the number of segments, but the recording time of a different scene tion can be divided into two segments It can be recorded in memory for a few minutes.
  • Page 89 Detailed Settings Trigger Timing When selecting CUSTOM 3-41 (00477)B...
  • Page 90 Detailed Settings Set the recording trigger position. The trigger frame is the frame that is approximately START 5% after the beginning of the recording memory. The trigger frame is the center of the recording CENTER memory (about 50%). Trigger Timing The trigger frame is the frame about 5% before the end of the recording memory.
  • Page 91 Detailed Settings Input Signal Settings 3-43 (00477)B...
  • Page 92 Detailed Settings TIRG1 only. External Trigger Setting cannot be changed with Q2m. Trigger Detection Q2m is not supported. Select the polarity of the external trigger signal (contact TTL level). Se- TRIG1 Input lect "Nega" when not using TRIG1. Specify the noise filtering effect of the external trigger signal to TRIG in TRIG Filter microseconds.
  • Page 93 Detailed Settings Output Signal Settings 3-45 (00477)B...
  • Page 94 Detailed Settings EPO Output (Expo- Selects the polarity of the exposure pulse (EPO: Exposure Pulse Out- sure Pulse) put). VD Out Polarity VD Out Delay VD Out Frequency Trigger Output Mode Q2m is not supported. Trigger Output TRIG OUT Timing TRIG OUT Delay ARM Status Output Select the polarity of the ARM status signal output by the camera.
  • Page 95 Detailed Settings Special Recording 3-47 (00477)B...
  • Page 96 Detailed Settings R e c o r d i n g Tr i g g e r Normal only. Mode Setting cannot be changed with Q2m. Select this when operating with a single Q2m (in- ternal synchronization) or when using this camera as the synchronization source (master).
  • Page 97 Detailed Settings Select when using a pulse generator or another camera (EPO output) as the synchronization source (master). The frame timing of the camera is determined based A-EST Sync on the frame synchronization signal from the SYNC IN of the IF connector. Used when high accuracy synchronization is re- quired.
  • Page 98 Detailed Settings Sensor Settings Frame Rate Shows the recording frame rate of the camera. Recording Priority Q2m is not supported. Sets the number of recording bits per pixel. The upper 8 bits of the output of the image sensor 8bit section are recorded, and the lower 2 bits are not re- Pixel Bit Depth corded.

  • Page 99: Resq Adapter System

    ResQ ADAPTER SYSTEM ResQ ADAPTER SYSTEM If something abnormal occurs with the Q2m, there are instances when the images on the camera can be saved externally. The save of data in the following situation is possible by using ResQ ADAPTER SYSTEM. ●...
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  • Page 101: Specifications

    Specifications Image Sensor ........4-2 Recorder ..........4-10 System Control ........4-20 Input/Output Connectors ...... 4-23 Shape, Environment, Precision, Application Standards, Supplies, Dimensional Drawings ............4-26 Main Attachments, Options ....4-28 (00477)B...

  • Page 102: Image Sensor

    Image Sensor Image Sensor Image Sensor Format Approx 4/3 inch size CMOS sensor (color / monochome) Pixel size 10μm square pixel Valid Pixels 1920 × 1080 pixels Maximum Area 19.2 × 10.8 mm Precision Around the Optical ±0.88mm Axis (00477)B...
  • Page 103 Image Sensor Frame Rates 50, 60, 100, 250, 500, 1,000, 2,000, 2,500, 3,000, 3,500, Preset Frame Rates 4,000, 5,000, 6,000, 8,000, 9,000, 10,000, 15,000, 20,000, 30,000, 40,000, 50,000, 80,000, 100000 •There is no custom frame rate function. Frame Rates and Valid Pixels (1/3) Maximum Valid Pixels Valid Image Area (mm)
  • Page 104 Image Sensor Frame Rates and Valid Pixels (2/3) Maximum Valid Pixels Valid Image Area (mm) Horizontal-Vertical Ratio Frame Rate (Size) Horizontal Vertical Horizontal Vertical (fps) 1920 19.20 3.84 Split 1280 12.80 3.84 Split 6,000 6.40 3.84 Split 5.12 3.84 1920 19.20 3.20 Split...
  • Page 105 Image Sensor Frame Rates and Valid Pixels (3/3) Maximum Valid Pixels Valid Image Area (mm) Horizontal-Vertical Ratio Frame Rate (Size) Horizontal Vertical Horizontal Vertical (fps) 1920 19.20 0.32 Split 1280 12.80 0.32 Split 50,000 6.40 0.32 Split 1.28 0.32 Split 1920 19.20 0.16...
  • Page 106 Image Sensor Preset table of frame rate and frame size (1/3) Frame size Frame 128×8 128×16 128×32 128×48 128×64 128×96 192×144 Rate 640×8 640×16 640×32 640×48 640×64 640×96 640×144 1280×8 1280×16 1280×32 1280×48 1280×64 1280×96 1280×144 (fps) 1920×8 1920×16 1920×32 1920×48 1920×64 1920×96...
  • Page 107 Image Sensor Preset table of frame rate and frame size (2/3) Frame size Frame 320×240 384×288 512×384 640×320 640×480 768×512 768×576 Rate 640×240 640×288 640×384 1280×320 1280×480 1280×512 1280×576 1280×240 1280×288 1280×384 (fps) 1920×320 1920×480 1920×512 1920×576 1920×240 1920×288 1920×384 √...
  • Page 108 Image Sensor Preset table of frame rate and frame size (3/3) Frame size Frame 1024×768 1280×1024 Rate 1280×720 1280×960 1280×768 1536×1024 1920×1080 1920×720 1920×960 (fps) 1920×768 1920×1024 √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √...
  • Page 109 Image Sensor Sensitivity ISO 8,000 Color (1,440 lux, F4, 2,000 fps, shutter 1/2,000s, Digital Gain: MID) ISO 32,000 Mono (360 lux, F4, 2,000 fps, shutter 1/2,000s, Digital Gain: MIDE) •The sensitivity is the value at 2,000 frames per second (full resolution). Shutter Shutter shutter Electronic shutter (global shutter)

  • Page 110: Recorder

    Recorder Recorder Recording Memory Capacity Internal Memory Capacity 8GB or 16GB 266MB×32, 532MB×16, 1.0GB×8, 2.1GB×4, 8GB model 4.2GB×2, 8.5GB×1 Memory Segment Partitions 532MB×32, 1.0GB×16, 2.1GB×8, 4.2GB×4, 16GB model 8.5GB×2, 17GB×1 ● Since the memory capacity has an area of internal use, the capacity available for recording is smaller than the implemented memory.
  • Page 111 Recorder Recording Time · Number of recordable pictures (8GB 1/3) No memory segment partitions Number of Frame size Recording Time (sec) Frame Rate recordable pictures (fps) Horizontal Vertical 10bit 8bit 10bit 8bit 1920 1080 65.68 82.12 3,284 4,106 1920 1080 54.73 68.43 3,284...
  • Page 112 Recorder Recording Time · Number of recordable pictures (8GB 2/3) No memory segment partitions Number of Frame size Recording Time (sec) Frame Rate recordable pictures (fps) Horizontal Vertical 10bit 8bit 10bit 8bit 6,000 1920 1.53 1.92 9,238 11,548 6,000 1280 2.88 13,858 17,322...
  • Page 113 Recorder Recording Time · Number of recordable pictures (8GB 3/3) No memory segment partitions Number of Frame size Recording Time (sec) Frame Rate recordable pictures (fps) Horizontal Vertical 10bit 8bit 10bit 8bit 30,000 1920 1.84 55,432 69,290 30,000 1280 2.77 3.46 83,148 103,936...
  • Page 114 Recorder Recording Time · Number of recordable pictures (16GB 1/3) No memory segment partitions Number of Frame size Recording Time (sec) Frame Rate recordable pictures (fps) Horizontal Vertical 10bit 8bit 10bit 8bit 1920 1080 131.96 164.96 6,598 8,248 1920 1080 109.96 137.46 6,598...
  • Page 115 Recorder Recording Time · Number of recordable pictures (16GB 2/3) No memory segment partitions Number of Frame size Recording Time (sec) Frame Rate recordable pictures (fps) Horizontal Vertical 10bit 8bit 10bit 8bit 6,000 1920 3.09 3.86 18,559 23,199 6,000 1280 4.63 5.79 27,839...
  • Page 116 Recorder Recording Time · Number of recordable pictures (16GB 3/3) No memory segment partitions Number of Frame size Recording Time (sec) Frame Rate recordable pictures (fps) Horizontal Vertical 10bit 8bit 10bit 8bit 30,000 1920 3.71 4.63 111,356 139,195 30,000 1280 5.56 6.95 167,034...
  • Page 117 Recorder Live Image Output Live PC output via Ethernet. Output Method The raw data received by the PC from MEMRECAM is converted and displayed as an image. Depends on PC performance, network conditions and recording resolution Refresh Rate ● About 5-10 frames/sec Q2m When the display resolution is 1920x1080 Recording condition Recording Start Conditions...
  • Page 118 Recorder Simultaneous Recording Data Recorded Scene Number Closed caption method Recording Trigger Mode Setting Closed caption method Frame Rate Closed caption method Frame Size Closed caption method Shutter Speed Closed caption method Recording Image Quality Settings Closed caption method Recording Comments Closed caption method Trigger Time Closed caption method...
  • Page 119 Recorder • Of the simultaneous recording data for each frame, MLink can check the following information. Frame exposure center time (date, time, minutes, seconds, in 0.1 μsec increments) Event Acceleration 4-19 (00477)B...

  • Page 120: System Control

    System Control System Control Status LED (1/2) Status LED Operation MODE Orange REC mode (Blinking) (Blinking: set to A-EST / EST mode, EST pulse input) Camera Blue STOP / READY mode Mode Display White VIEW mode (Blinking) (Blinking: set to A-EST /EST mode, EST pulse input) ARM mode (camera video output, recorded memory contents are Magenta destroyed, new camera video is recorded in memory)
  • Page 121 System Control Status LED (2/2) Status LED Operation BATT Lit green: Backing up with external power, battery (full charge) Flashing Backing up with battery (full charge) green: Lit orange: Backing up with external power, battery (medium charge) Flashing Backing up with battery (medium charge) orange: Lit red: Backing up with external power, battery (low charge)
  • Page 122 System Control Memory Backup Protects images just recorded when the power switch is turned OFF accidentally after recording is finished or protects the contents Function of the recorded images when the power cable is disconnected and the power is cut off during recording. Battery used: Nickel metal hydride battery Model:...

  • Page 123: Input/Output Connectors

    Input/Output Connectors Input/Output Connectors IF Connector Camera power input, Ethernet connection, EST input, trigger input, EPO Application output, power control Model LEMO ECA.2B.318 Plug LEMO FGA 2B.318 Power voltage DC 18 to 36V Input power DC 18 to 36V DC IN Power consumption About 24W (ARM MODE, DC36V) Power protection...
  • Page 124 Input/Output Connectors Signal level: 5VCMOS output IRIG (DCLS) / SYNC 1kHz / THRU / EPO / ARM Status output SYNC OUT Function: Falling (H -> L) : Start exposure Rising (L -> H) : End exposure CMOS level, isolation 5V pull-up resistor 4700 ohms Signal level: L level: -0.5VDC (minimum applied voltage) to 1.2VDC H level: 3.6VDC to 5.5VDC (maximum applied voltage)
  • Page 125 Input/Output Connectors Configuration From the connector mating side Pin Arrangement Pin No. Name Direction Function , Input/Output Level Notes MDI 0+ 1000BASE-T Interface MDI 0- 1000BASE-T Interface MDI 1+ 1000BASE-T Interface MDI 1- 1000BASE-T Interface MDI 2+ 1000BASE-T Interface MDI 2- 1000BASE-T Interface MDI 3+ 1000BASE-T Interface...

  • Page 126: Shape, Environment, Precision, Application Standards, Supplies, Dimensional Drawings

    Shape, Environment, Precision, Application Standards, Supplies Shape, Environment, Precision, Application Standards, Supplies, Dimensional Drawings Shape Exterior dimensions About W62×H62×D87.5mm (Excluding connector, protruding (W×H×D) parts and mounting parts) About 670g (Camera unit only. Excluding mounting cap and Main unit weight such) Top, bottom, left.
  • Page 127 Shape, Environment, Precision, Application Standards, Supplies Dimensional Drawings MEMRECAM Q2m 4-27 (00477)B...

  • Page 128: Main Attachments, Options

    Main Attachments, Options Main Attachments, Options Tripod Plate (attached) Exterior dimensions About W50×H84×D10mm (Not including mounting screws, (W×H×D) etc.) Weight Approximately 100g 4-28 (00477)B...
  • Page 129 Main Attachments, Options Q2m installed (the figure shows the Q2m From the front panel to the lens mounting surface. The tripod plate can be attached to the left side and the top. Left side Top side Be careful where the screws are attached.
  • Page 130 Main Attachments, Options Q-Cam Cable (sold separately) Length 0.5 m LEMO FGA.2B.318 Camera side: Clip to prevent cable from disconnecting (locking clip) Included ETHER: RJ45 receptacle SYNC IN: BNC receptacle Plug TRIG: BNC receptacle SYNC OUT: BNC receptacle PWCTL: BNC receptacle DC IN: LEMO PHG.1B.303 L:500±25 (mm)
  • Page 131 Main Attachments, Options AC Adapter (sold separately) E x t e r n a l d i m e n s i o n s Approximately 76 × 43.7 × 184 mm (not including connector) (W×H×D) Weight Approximately 1.1 Kg Operating temperature and 0 to 60°C, 5 to 95%RH (no condensation) humidity...
  • Page 132 Main Attachments, Options Q2 KIT (sold separately) M E M R E C A M C o n t r o l DVD-ROM PC control software MLink DVD-ROM Software DVD-ROM Camera user’s manual electronic version (this CD-ROM Q2m User’s Manual: document) Control Software MLink Windows 7 Ultimate / Professional (32/64bit)

  • Page 133: Q-Hub

    Q-HUB Q-HUB Features ......... 5-2 Main Options ..........5-3 External Appearance and Names for this Unit . 5-4 Connect the Equipment and Cables ..... 5-10 Turn the Power ON/OFF ......5-15 Connect Multiple hubs ....... 5-17 Specifications ........... 5-21 Shape, Environment, Application Standards, Dimensional Drawings .......

  • Page 134: Q-Hub Features

    Q2m/Q1m/Q1v and Q5 and the Q-HUB. Recording with up to 4 Q2m cameras is possible with 1 Q-HUB A maximum of four MEMRECAM Q2m can be connected with one Q-HUB. The cameras can be powered and controlled. Cascade connections are possible Q-HUBs can be connected each other up to 3x Q-HUBs depending on IT environment (A...

  • Page 135: Main Options

    Main Options Main Options The following are the main Q-HUB options. ● AC POWER SYSTEM AC power system for the Q-HUB. AC cable and DC cable set. ● Q-Cam remote cable Connection cable between the Q2m and the Q-HUB. M E M R E C A M G X , H X s e r i e s m u l t i - c a m e ra o p t i o n ( w i t h ●...

  • Page 136: External Appearance And Names For This Unit

    External Appearance and Names for this Unit External Appearance and Names for this Unit External Appearance and Names for this Unit Top, Right Side Screw holes (4 locations M8 depth 11.5 mm) Screw holes (4 locations M6 depth 8.5 mm) Screw holes (4 locations M4 depth 6 mm) ●...
  • Page 137 External Appearance and Names for this Unit Left Side, Bottom Screw holes (8 locations M8 depth 11 mm) Screw holes (4 locations M6 depth 8.5 mm) Screw holes (4 locations M4 depth 6 mm) ● Do not use screws longer than the depth of the screw holes as this may cause a malfunction.
  • Page 138 External Appearance and Names for this Unit Front, Back (00477)B...
  • Page 139 External Appearance and Names for this Unit Power switch 12 PORT 1 connector Status LED 13 PORT 1 LED Synchronization signal switch 14 PORT 2 connector (Factory default IRIG) DC IN connector 15 PORT 2 LED BAT. IN connector 16 PORT 3 connector TRIG IN connector 17 PORT 3 LED SYNC connector...
  • Page 140 External Appearance and Names for this Unit Status LED The five status LEDs indicate the status of the Q-HUB.  A LED Status Operation Lit in green Power ON 5-15 POWER Not lit Power OFF 5-16 IRIG signal or 1kHz input and locked. Lit in green (Synchronization signal switch is IRIG) No IRIG signal or 1kHz input or not locked even if input.
  • Page 141 External Appearance and Names for this Unit External Appearance and Names for the AC Power System DC connector Power switch AC connector AC cable DC cable (00477)B...

  • Page 142: Connect The Equipment And Cables

    Connect the Equipment and Cables Connect the Equipment and Cables This describes the connections for the Q-HUB peripherals and cables. Input/Output Connector Connector Name Splitter Connector Name Input/Output Signal ― For Q2m camera connection (*1) PORT 1 to 4 Q-HUB, GX-HUBi connection (*2) ―...
  • Page 143 Connect the Equipment and Cables Diagram of Connections (Q-HUB in one) *1 Set synch signal as IRIG when IRIG is in use. Please set it as EST when other signals are in use. *2 Requires a Q-Cam remote cable (option). The power supply of the camera is supplied from Q-HUB.
  • Page 144 Connect the Equipment and Cables Connect the Power Turn the power switch OFF.(A 5-9 ) ● Turn the power switch on the AC power system OFF. Connect the cable to the AC power system ● Align the DC cable plug with the DC OUT connector and plug straight in.
  • Page 145 Connect the Equipment and Cables Connect the Q2m Use the Q-Cam remote cable sold separately and connect the Q2m. Connect the Q-Cam remote cable to the camera ● Match the camera IF connector with the red mark on the Q-Cam remote cable and plug straight in until a “click” is heard.
  • Page 146 Connect the Equipment and Cables Connect the Windows PC for Control Use the Ethernet to connect to a PC. Connect the simple J3 cable to the UP LINK connector ● Connect the simple J3 cable or the J3 splitter cable (sold separately) to the REMOTE connector.

  • Page 147: Turn The Power On/Off

    Turn the Power ON/OFF Turn the Power ON/OFF Turn the power ON to start the Q-HUB. Start the Q-HUB Turn the power switch for the AC power system ON. ● Verify that the AC and DC cables are connected to the AC power system and Q-HUB (A 5-11) and then turn the switch ON.
  • Page 148 Turn the Power ON/OFF Turn OFF the Q-HUB Power Disconnect the Mlink and each camera with the Windows ● Save the recorded images required before disconnecting. ● Disconnect the Mlink and each of the cameras. Turn the Q-HUB power switch in the direction of the arrow to turn OFF.

  • Page 149: Connect Multiple Hubs

    Connect Multiple hubs Connect Multiple hubs When connecting multiple Q-HUBs or connect with GX-HUB When using 3 pcs of Q-HUB 5-17 (00477)B...
  • Page 150 Connect Multiple hubs *1 Set synch signal as IRIG when IRIG is in use. Please set it as EST when other signals are in use. *2 Connect with Q-Cam Remote Cable. Power supplied from Q-HUB *3 Connect with full or simplified J3 Cable *4 Connect with GX Remote Cable (for GX-HUBi) ●...
  • Page 151 Connect Multiple hubs When using GX-HUB and 2 pcs of Q-HUB 5-19 (00477)B...
  • Page 152 Connect Multiple hubs *1 Connect with full or simplified J3 Cable *2 Connect with GX Remote Cable (for GX-HUB) *3 Set synch signal as IRIG when IRIG is in use. Please set it as EST when other signals are in use.

  • Page 153: Specifications

    Specifications Specifications Power Switch Rotary SW (3positions) o (OFF) : Power OFF Power Switch ON/OFF with power control signals REMOTE: A power supply for memory backup is supplied to Q2m. l (ON) : Power ON Synchronization Signal Switch Slide SW (2 position) Sets the synchronization signals to IRIG B (DCLS, AM) MODE Switch IRIG:...
  • Page 154 Specifications UPLINK/DOWNLINK/PORT 1 to 4 LED Green: Ethernet link established PORT1 to PORT4 Not lit: Not connected or link not established DC IN connector Application Power input Model LEMO EGG.2B.303 Compatible plug LEMO FGG.2B.303 Power voltage DC20 - 32V Up to approx. 140W Energy consumption (By AC POWER SYSTEM, sold separately) Reverse polarity:...
  • Page 155 Specifications BAT IN connector Application Power input Model LEMO EGG.2B.303 Compatible plug LEMO FGG.2B.303 DC22.5 - 32V Battery overdischarge: 20VDC Power voltage Suppresses battery depletion by supplying power to the DC IN at 24V or greater. Maximum of about 140W Energy consumption (Depending on the external battery sold separately) Reverse polarity:...
  • Page 156 Specifications TRIG connector Application TRIG1 trigger signal input Model BNC receptacle Compatible plug BNC plug Signal level: TTL level, 5V pull-up resistance 4.7KΩ, Isolation input L level: -0.5VDC (minimum applied voltage) to 0.8VDC TRIG1 input H level: 2.0VDC to 5.5VDC (maximum applied voltage) Function: Trigger value from H ->...
  • Page 157 Specifications SYNC connector Application Synchronized signal input Model BNC receptacle Compatible plug BNC plug Signal level: TTL level, 5V pull-up resistance 4.7KΩ, Isolation input L level: -0.5VDC (minimum applied voltage) to 0.8VDC H level: 2.0VDC to 5.5VDC (maximum applied voltage) ●...
  • Page 158 Specifications UP LINK connector Application Split input/output with Q-HUB, GX-HUB, or J3 cable Model LEMO EGG.2B.318 Compatible plug LEMO FGG 2B.318 ETHER 1000BASE-T (IEEE802.3ab), isolation TTL level, 5V pull-up resistance 4.7KΩ, isolation input Signal level: L level: -0.5VDC (minimum applied voltage) to 0.8VDC H level: 2.0VDC to 5.5VDC (maximum applied voltage) SYNC2 IN Set to EST mode, H ->L to start exposure when in the...
  • Page 159 Specifications Pin No. Name Direction Function • Input/output Level Notes MDI 0+ 1000BASE-T Interface MDI 0- 1000BASE-T Interface MDI 1+ 1000BASE-T Interface MDI 1- 1000BASE-T Interface MDI 2+ 1000BASE-T Interface MDI 2- 1000BASE-T Interface MDI 3+ 1000BASE-T Interface MDI 3- 1000BASE-T Interface SYNC2 IN Isolation...
  • Page 160 Specifications DOWN LINK connector Split input/output with MEMRECAM GX, HX camera connection, or J3 Application cable Model LEMO EGG.2B.318 Compatible plug LEMO FGG 2B.318 ETHER 1000BASE-T (IEEE802.3ab), isolation 5V CMOS level, isolation Signal level: ● IRIG B DCLS output ● EST output SYNC OUT Set to EST mode, H ->L to start exposure when in the Feature:...
  • Page 161 Specifications Pin No. Name Direction Function • Input/output Level Notes MDI 0+ 1000BASE-T Interface MDI 0- 1000BASE-T Interface MDI 1+ 1000BASE-T Interface MDI 1- 1000BASE-T Interface MDI 2+ 1000BASE-T Interface MDI 2- 1000BASE-T Interface MDI 3+ 1000BASE-T Interface MDI 3- 1000BASE-T Interface SYNC OUT CMOS level, 5V...
  • Page 162 Specifications PORT 1 to 4 connector Application Connect the Q2m camera ant the Q5 with the Q-Cam remote cable Model LEMO EGA.2B.318 Compatible plug LEMO FGA 2B.318 ETHER 1000BASE-T (IEEE802.3ab), isolation 5VCMOS output, isolation Signal level: ● IRIG B DCLS output ●...
  • Page 163 Specifications Pin No. Name Direction Function • Input/output Level Notes MDI 0+ 1000BASE-T Interface MDI 0- 1000BASE-T Interface MDI 1+ 1000BASE-T Interface MDI 1- 1000BASE-T Interface MDI 2+ 1000BASE-T Interface MDI 2- 1000BASE-T Interface MDI 3+ 1000BASE-T Interface MDI 3- 1000BASE-T Interface SYNC OUT CMOS LEVEL, 5V...

  • Page 164: Shape, Environment, Application Standards, Dimensional Drawings

    Shape, Environment, Application Standards, Dimensional Drawings Shape, Environment, Application Standards, Dimensional Drawings Dimensions Exterior Dimensions About W245×H48×D166mm (excluding the connector and (W×H×D) protruding parts) Unit weight About 2.2kg (Q-HUB unit only) Environment Operating temperature and 0 to 40°C, 30 to 80%RH (no condensation) humidity S t o ra g e t e m p e ra t u r e a n d -10 to 60 °C, 20 to 80%RH (no condensation)
  • Page 165 Shape, Environment, Application Standards, Dimensional Drawings Dimensional Drawings 5-33 (00477)B...

  • Page 166: Main Options

    Main Options Main Options AC POWER SYSTEM E x t e r i o r D i m e n s i o n s About 120 × 49.3 × 250 mm (not including the connector and (W×H×D) such) Weight About 1.4 Kg Operating temperature and 0 to 70°C, 5 to 95%RH (no condensation)
  • Page 167 Main Options AC Power System - Q-HUB DC Cable Length 3.0 m Cable diameter Approximately 8.5mm AC power system side: NANABOSHI NET-243-PM Plug Q-HUB side: LEMO FGG.2B.303 Q-Cam Remote Length 1m , 3m, 5m, 7m, 10m, 15m, 20Am Cable diameter Approximately 9.2mm Q-HUB, camera side: LEMO FGA.2B.318 Plug...
  • Page 168 Main Options J3 Splitter Cable Length 0.5 m Camera side: LEMO FGG.2B.318 ETHER: RJ45 receptacle EST2: BNC plug Plugs IRIG-B: BNC plug TRIG2: BNC plug EPO: BNC plug PWRCNT: BNC plug Simple J3 Cable Length 0.5 m Camera side: LEMO FGG.2B.318 Plugs ETHER: RJ45 receptacle...
  • Page 169 Main Options J3 Splitter Cable Length 0.5 m Camera side LEMO FGG.2B.318 ETHER: RJ45 receptacle EST2: BNC receptacle Plugs IRIG-B: BNC receptacle TRIG2: BNC receptacle EPO: BNC receptacle PWRCNT: BNC receptacle 5-37 (00477)B...
  • Page 170 Main Options GX-HUB (Anti-G Model) Number of GX, HX camera 4 units connections DC20-32V Power input Energy consumption: 12W maximum (Depending on the AC power system sold separately) Power switch Yes, with GX-HUB and camera ON/OFF function About W280 x H75 x D230 mm (excluding the connector and Exterior Dimensions protruding parts) Weight...
  • Page 171 Main Options GX Remote cable (for the GX-HUB) Length 3m , 5m, 7.5m, 10m, 15m, 25m, 35m, 50m, 75m, 100m Cable diameter Approximately 9.2mm Q-HUB, camera side: LEMO FGG.2B.318 Plugs GX-HUB side: LEMO PHG.2B.318 5-39 (00477)B...
  • Page 172 Main Options GX-HUBi Number of GX, HX camera 4 units connections DC20-32V Power input Energy consumption: 12W maximum (Depending on the AC power system sold separately) Power switch Yes, with GX-HUB and camera ON/OFF function About W270 x H72 x D200 mm (excluding the connector and Exterior Dimensions protruding parts) Weight...
  • Page 173 Main Options 5-41 (00477)B...
  • Page 174 Main Options GX Remote cable (for the GX-HUBi) 1.5m ,3m , 5m, 7.5m, 10m, 15m, 20m, 25m, 30m, 35m, 40m, Length 45m, 50m, 55m, 60m, 65m, 70m, 75m, 80m, 85m, 90m, 95m, 100m Cable diameter Approximately 9.2mm Plugs GX-HUB, Q-HUB side: LEMO FGG.2B.318 5-42 (00477)B...

  • Page 175: Revision History

    Revision History Revision Date of issue Changes July 2020 First edition May 2021 Compatible with ResQ ADAPTER SYSTEM (00477)B...

  • Page 176: Manufacturer / Distributor (Overseas Sales Office)

    European Contact MESSRING GmbH Address Friedrichshafener Straße 4c, 82205 Gilching, Germany +49 8153 407-96-333 sales@messring.de E-mail Website https://www.messring.de Japan/Asia Contact nac Image Technology Inc. Address 2-11-3 Kita-Aoyama, Minato-ku Tokyo 107-0061 Japan +81 3-3796-7903 +81 3-3796-7908 E-mail: nacinternational@camnac.co.jp Website: https://www.nacinc.jp/ (00477)B...

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