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800419-0D
High Speed Camera System
Model ST-850
User's Manual
OCT 2020

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  • Page 1 800419-0D High Speed Camera System Model ST-850 User's Manual OCT 2020...
  • Page 3 Read before Use Information to the User FCC Information Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.
  • Page 4 KC marking Company / Manufacturer nac Image Technology Inc. Country of Origin Japan Product name Basic Model no. Cert. no. Q5 DRP MODEL V-341 MSIP-REM-nac-V-341 S2-Cam MODEL V-203 MSIP-REM-nac-V-203 GX-HUB MODEL V-846 MSIP-REM-nac-V-846 MEMREAM Q-HUB MODEL V-847 MSIP-REM-nac-V-847 μ-Cam RELAY BOX...

  • Page 5: Features Of This Unit

    Features of This Unit MEMRECAM Q5 is the camera head that high-speed record under various environment is possible and a high speed camera system of the record part mold release. Solid ・Compact DRP Compact・lightweight Q5 DRP（recorder）can fit in various places.
  • Page 6 Memory Backup Protects against losing recorded images during unexpected power loss with the memory backup function of an internal battery. Various External Interfaces Connect optional cables to use a wide variety of external input/output interfaces, including 1000BASE-T internet, recording start signal input, discrete status signal input/output, exposure pulse signal output and recording trigger signal input.
  • 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) 2020 NAC Image Technology The copyright for this manual belongs to NAC Image Technology. (00419)D...

  • Page 8: Safety Precautions

    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 camera unit dedicated AC adapter on anything other than that specified. (Malfunction or fire may occur.) (00419)D...
  • Page 10 Safety Precautions Using the Q5 unit ● Do not disassemble or modify （Do not loosen screws on the Q5 unit or open the cover even if the Q5 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 11 Safety Precautions Using the camera head ●Do not disassemble or modify （Do not loosen screws on the camera head or open the cover even if the camera head 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 Q5 unit ● Do not interfere with the release of heat from the Q5 （The Q5 has a cooling fan. 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 Handling while moving or transporting ● Use the dedicated storage case for moving or transporting this device (To protect the Q5 from malfunction, use the optional dedicated storage case for transport.) Using the AC Adapter（for the Q5） ● Use environment ...
  • Page 15 Safety Precautions Using the AC Adapter （for the 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. ...
  • Page 16 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 17 Safety Precautions ■Regular Replacement of Parts ・Q5 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.

  • Page 18: This Booklet

    This Booklet This Booklet (00419)D...

  • Page 19: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Table of Contents Features of This Unit ..........3 Disconnect the HXLink and Q5......3-40 Safety Precautions ..........6 ResQ ADAPTER SYSTEM ......... 3-42 This Booklet ............16 G Sensor Trigger ..........3-43 Table of Contents ..........17 4 Specifications 1 Introduction Camera Head .............

  • Page 20: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents 6 Q-HUB Q-HUB Features ..........6-2 Main Options ............6-3 External Appearance and Names for Each Part .. 6-4 Connect the Equipment and Cables ..... 6-9 Turn the Power ON/OFF ........6-14 Connecting Multiple HUBs .........6-16 Specifications ...........6-20 Shape, Environment, Application Standards ..6-31 Main Options .............6-32 Dimensional Drawings ........6-36...

  • Page 21: Introduction

    Introduction Verify the Standard Components ...... 1-2 Main Options ............1-4 External Appearance and Names for the Parts . 1-7 Flow of Operations .......... 1-15 (00419)D...

  • Page 22: Verify The Standard Components

    Verify the Standard Components Verify the Standard Components The following are included as standard components of the Q5 DRP.  Q5 DRP： Q5 DRP main unit DRP is an abbreviated designation of "Data Recording Processer".  (00419)D...
  • Page 23 Verify the Standard Components  Q5 DRP KIT： Q5 PC control software and user’s manual  HXLink CD-ROM： PC control software CD-ROM (for install)  HXLink User’s Guide CD-ROM： Detailed digital user’s guide for the HXLink  HXLink Quick Start Guide： Simple user’s guide for the HXLink ...

  • Page 24: Main Options

    Main Options Main Options The MEMRECAM Q5 main options are as follows.  MINI AC POWER SYSTEM： Dedicated AC adapter, AC power cable set  Q-Cam Cable： Dedicated input/output cable for the Q5, Q1m/Q1v and Q-HUB  ARMOUT Cable： Dedicated ARMOUT connector output cable for the Q5 ...

  • Page 25: Optional Cameras

    Optional Cameras Optional Cameras The MEMRECAM Q5 can be connected to 4 types of optional cameras. Use a camera that fits the filming application. (00419)D...
  • Page 26 Optional Cameras μ-Cam Remote type ultra-compact camera. Combination of the camera head, RELAY BOX and HR-Cam cable.  Straight／Side： Ultra-compact camera head  RELAY BOX： Transmits camera head image signals to the Q5.  HR-Cam Cable Connects the RELAY BOX and the Q5 ...

  • Page 27: External Appearance And Names For The Parts

    External Appearance and Names for the Parts External Appearance and Names for the Parts External Appearance and Names for the Main Unit Top side, right side Screw openings（4 M6 8mm deep） ResQ connector Screw openings（4 M4 6mm deep） Exhaust Vents (00419)D...
  • Page 28 External Appearance and Names for the Parts Left side, bottom side Screw openings（4 M6 8mm deep） Intake vents Screw openings（4 M4 6mm deep） (00419)D...
  • Page 29 External Appearance and Names for the Parts Front, Back １ Power switch Local Ethernet connector Status LED IF connector PORT1 connector PORT1 LED PROT2 connector PORT2 LED PORT3 connector 10 PORT3 LED 11 PORT4 connector 12 PORT4 LED 13 ARM OUT connector 14 Product name plate（shows the product number）...
  • Page 30 External Appearance and Names for the Parts Status LED The ５ status LED show the status of the Q5. L (LOCAL ETHERNET) Shows the local ether cable connection status M (MODE) Shows the Q5 mode status S (STATUS) Shows the power ON/OFF, file status E (ETHER) Shows the ethernet connection status B (BATT)
  • Page 31 External Appearance and Names for the Parts LED Status Operation A Lit green The local Ethernet cable is connected Not lit The local Ethernet cable is not connected. （LOCAL ETHER） Or the power is OFF Orange （REC） REC mode (camera image output, camera image memory recording after trigger detection）...
  • Page 32 External Appearance and Names for the Parts LED Status Operation A Lit green Backing up with external power（Battery charge H） Flashing green Backing up with battery（Battery charge H） Lit orange Backing up with external power（Battery charge M） Flashing orange Backing up with battery（Battery charge M） （BATT）...
  • Page 33 External Appearance and Names for the Parts PORT LED The LED for each camera PORT shows the connection status for the camera head. LED display Filming Camera Head Operation Port Status (Setting) color, lit state Possible? Not lit － Before operation －...
  • Page 34 External Appearance and Names for the Parts ■MINI AC POWER SYSTEM AC adapter A 2-6 DC connector A 2-6 Power switch A 2-15 AC cable A 2-6 1-14 (00419)D...

  • Page 35: Flow Of Operations

    Flow of Operations Flow of Operations Q5 is operated with the Windows control software HXLink. The flow for basic recording, playback and storage on this device is shown in the following figure.  Read the “HXLink User’s Guide” for the HXLink control software. 1-15 (00419)D...
  • Page 36 1-16 (00419)D...
  • Page 37 Preparations Set Up This Unit ..........2-2 Connect the Equipment and Cables ....2-3 Connect the Camera ......... 2-10 Status LED ............2-12 Turn the Power ON/OFF ........2-15 (00419)D...

  • Page 38: Set Up This Unit

    Set Up This Unit Set Up This Unit This describes the method of setting the MEMRECAM Q5. ■Mounting the Q5  There are air vents on this device for cooling, and ventilation occurs with a fan.  Do not block the air inlets or exhaust vents with objects or cloth.

  • Page 39: Connect The Equipment And Cables

    Connect the Equipment and Cables Connect the Equipment and Cables This describes the connections for peripherals for filming such as the power as well as the cables. ■Input/Output Connectors Table of Input/Output Connectors Connector Branched Connector Input/Output Signal Local Ethernet 1000BASE-T Ethernet (※1) DC IN...
  • Page 40 Connect the Equipment and Cables Connection Drawing  Each camera, the Q-CAM Cable, MINI AC POWER SYSTEM and Windows PC controller are sold separately.  The Q-Cam Cable in the figure shows an abbreviated version of the connector. (00419)D...
  • Page 41 Connect the Equipment and Cables ■Connect the Q-Cam cable Connect the Q-CAM cable sold separately. １ Connect the Q-CAM cable to the Q5  Line up the red arrow of the Q-CAM cable plug with the IF connector on the Q5 and plug in until it clicks. ２...
  • Page 42 Connect the Equipment and Cables ■Connect the Power Connect the MINI AC POWER SYSTEM sold separately. １ Turn the power switch OFF  Turn the AC adapter power switch OFF. ２ Turn the Q5 Power switch OFF  Turn the Q5 Power switch OFF ３...
  • Page 43 Connect the Equipment and Cables ■Connect a Windows PC Controller Connect to a PC using an Ethernet cable. １ Connect an Ethernet cable to the Ethernet connector of the Q-CAM cable. Connect a Windows PC  Connect the Ethernet cable to the Ethernet (RJ45) connector of the Q-CAM cable.
  • Page 44 Connect the Equipment and Cables ■Connect the LOCAL ETHER cable If connecting the Q5 to the Q-HUB, the Q5 is controlled from the Q-HUB. If you wish to directly control the Q5 locally from outside the network, connect a LOCAL ETHER cable to control the Q5. ...
  • Page 45 Connect the Equipment and Cables ■Connect the ARMOUT cable Since the ARM status output signals are output by the ARM OUT connector, it is possible to verify the Q5 ARM status.  The ARM OUT connector is a separate dedicated connector from the ARM status output of the IF connector.

  • Page 46: Connect The Camera

    Connect the Camera Connect the Camera This describes the method of connecting the camera. ■Cable lengths that can be connected The cable lengths can be extended according to the application of the camera connected to the Q5. There are limitations to the cable lengths that can be used for each camera. ・Normal Use ・Camera extension unit Using the BB1 UNIT ( option)
  • Page 47 Connect the Camera Cable length for each camera (Maximum length) 2-11 (00419)D...

  • Page 48: Status Led

    Status LED Status LED The status LED show a state of MEMRECAM Q5. Status LED The five status LED on the front panel show the Q5 status. L (LOCAL ETHERNET) Shows the LOCAL ETHER cable connection status M (MODE) Shows the Q5 mode status...
  • Page 49 Status LED LED Status Operation A Lit green The local Ethernet cable is connected 6-14 Not lit The local Ethernet cable is not connected. 6-15 （LOCAL ETHER） Or the power is OFF Orange （REC） REC mode (camera image output, camera image memory recording after trigger detection）...
  • Page 50 Status LED LED Status Operation A Lit green Backing up with external power（Battery charge H） Flashing green Backing up with battery（Battery charge H） Lit orange Backing up with external power（Battery charge M） Flashing orange Backing up with battery（Battery charge M） Lit red Backing up with external power（Battery charge L）...

  • Page 51: Turn The Power On/Off

    Turn the Power ON/OFF Turn the Power ON/OFF Power on the MEMRECAM Q5. ■Start up the Q5 １ Turn ON the power switch of the AC adapter  Turn the switch ON after verifying that the cable is connected to the AC adapter and camera.
  • Page 52 Turn the Power ON/OFF ■Turn Off the Q5 Power １ Disconnect the HX Link and camera with the Windows PC Make sure to save the recorded image before  disconnecting. Disconnect the HX Link and Q5.  Turn OFF the Q5 power switch Turn OFF the AC adapter power switch ...

  • Page 53: Basic Operations

    Basic Operations Setting the IP Address ........3-2 Memory Backup ..........3-30 Using HXLink ............. 3-6 Playback (PLAY Mode) ........3-32 Configuring the Camera Head ......3-8 Changing the Frame Rate ......... 3-34 Black Balance ........... 3-12 Saving Images ........... 3-35 Stop (STOP Mode) ..........

  • Page 54: Setting The Ip Address

    Setting the IP Address Setting the IP Address The Q5 does not automatically get the IP addressed using the DHCP server. Please set the IP address according to the network environment used. This manual is for the Q5. The Q1m/Q1v cameras can be changed with the same methods. ...
  • Page 55 Setting the IP Address Set the Q5 IP Address The HXUtility is “Camera System Setup” (“Camera System Setup 64” with the 64bit version  OS). Press “Video and IPAddress settings” in HXUtility  Press the “Video and IPAddress settings” button in the menu. ２...
  • Page 56 Setting the IP Address ４ The detailed contents to change are Before -> After displayed.  The left side of the display is “before the change” and the right side shows “after the change”.  If there are no errors in the setting contents, press “Yes”.
  • Page 57 Setting the IP Address When the Q5 is connected to HXLink after setting the IP address, the following error  message may appear. In this case, the IP address setting may be incorrect so please check and reset if necessary. When setting the IP address, the following error message may appear and it may not be ...

  • Page 58: Using Hxlink

    Using HXLink Using HXLink A special application is required to operate the Q1m/Q1v. This describes the basic operations to use HXLink. Refer to the HXLink user’s guide for the method of installing the application or details on  the method of use. HXLink GUI The HXLink GUI includes a “Basic Mode”...
  • Page 59 Using HXLink Connect the Camera Press connect camera  Press the connect camera button to add an item. ２ Select Q5 from the list.  Once the cameras that can be connected are displayed on the list, select the cameras to be used and press “OK”.

  • Page 60: Configuring The Camera Head

    Configuring the Camera Head Configuring the Camera Head A maximum of 4 camera heads can be connected to a single Q5. When connecting, make the settings according to the number and type of camera heads.  Make sure to turn the Q5 power OFF (It is OFF with power switch of power supply of the AC adapter or Q5) when replacing the camera head.
  • Page 61 Configuring the Camera Head Settings Turn the power ON after connecting the camera head to the Q5 Press connect camera on the HXLink.  Press the connect camera button to add an item. ３ Select Q5 from the list.  Once the Q5 that can be connected is displayed on the list, select the camera to be used and press “OK”.
  • Page 62 Configuring the Camera Head ４ A window is shown where it is possible to confirm the contents previously set to the Q5 and the currently connected camera heads. The display items are as follows. ＜Camera Head Configuration＞ ＜Camera head connecting now＞ DRP nickname DRP nickname DRP Port...
  • Page 63 Configuring the Camera Head  Press Detailed settings for the camera configuration to display the details of the current configuration. ５ Press “Yes” to change the settings and “Cancel” for no changes.  Recorded images are lost if the configuration is changed. If the image hasn’t been saved yet, press “No (Cancel)”, save to the PC and then do this again.

  • Page 64: Black Balance

    Black Balance Black Balance To correct the fixed pattern noise of the sensor, get the black balance (noise and black level correction data). The noise on the image sensor used by the camera head changes according to the temperature of the sensor and the recording settings.
  • Page 65 Black Balance  The black balance is saved to the connected PC. Make sure to get the black balance if the camera is connected to another PC.  There are a 32bit version and a 64bit version in HXLink and manages the data of the black balance separately.
  • Page 66 Black Balance ４ Press the update black balance button  The following statuses are recommended. NONE：The black balance isn’t ready. BUSY：Getting the black balance. VALID：Finished getting the black balance. ５ Enable/disable the black balance  Select ON/OFF to enable/disable the setting. ON：Use black balance corrected data.

  • Page 67: Stop (Stop Mode)

    Stop (STOP Mode) Stop (STOP Mode) The MEMRECAM Q5 switches to the STOP mode after starting up. ■Switch to the STOP mode Press the stop button during each mode  The STOP mode can be access from other camera modes, including the VIEW mode and the ARM mode.

  • Page 68: Display Live Images (View Mode)

    Display Live Images (VIEW Mode) Display Live Images (VIEW Mode) Display live images with the VIEW mode and make the recording settings or adjust the camera and lens. ■Switch to the VIEW Mode Press the view/record button during each mode ...

  • Page 69: 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 Set the frame rate (frames per second) according to the image and subject filmed. １ Access the VIEW mode ...
  • Page 70 Basic Recording Settings ■Select the Frame Size Set the frame size according to the image and subject filmed. １ Access the VIEW mode  Switch to the VIEW mode（A 3-16） ２ Select the frame size  The frame rate is limited by the frame size. The frame rate changes as the frame size increases.
  • Page 71 Basic Recording Settings Frame Rate and Frame Size P2-Cam/S2-Cam Frame Size Frame Rate (pps) × × × × × × × × × × × ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○...
  • Page 72 Basic Recording Settings Frame Rate and Frame Size C-Cam Frame Size Frame Rate (pps) × × × × × × × × × × × ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○...
  • Page 73 Basic Recording Settings Frame Rate and Frame Size μ-Cam Frame Size Frame Rate (pps) × × × × ☓ ☓ ☓ ○ ☓ ☓ ☓ ○ ☓ ☓ ○ ☓ 1,000 ○ ☓ ☓ ☓ 1,000 ☓ ○ ☓ ☓ (Advance Sampling Mode) 3-21 (00419)D...
  • Page 74 Basic Recording Settings ■Select the Shutter Speed Set the shutter speed according to the image and subject filmed. １ Access the VIEW mode  Switch to the VIEW mode（A 3-16） ２ Select the shutter speed  The upper limit for the shutter speed is determined by the frame rate. ...
  • Page 75 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、 P2-Cam／S2-Cam 1/20,000、1/50,000、1/100,000、1/200,000、1/333,333 Preset Shutter Speeds OPEN、 1/100、 1/250、 1/500、 1/1,000、 1/2,000、 1/5,000、 1/10,000、 C-Cam 1/20,000、1/50,000 Preset Shutter Speeds OPEN、 1/100、 1/250、 1/500、 1/1,000、 1/2,000、 1/5,000、 1/10,000、 μ-Cam 1/20,000 ...
  • Page 76 Basic Recording Settings ■Set a Custom Shutter Speed １ Press the custom shutter button ２ Input the custom shutter time  There are limits to the shutter speeds depending on the frame rates.  If a value greater than the shutter speed upper limit is input, the maximum value that can be set is set.

  • Page 77: Using The Low Light Function

    Using the Low Light Function Using the Low Light Function There are times when a clear and crisp live image cannot be obtained in the VIEW mode with the set frame rate. Use the low light function to display an image that is brighter than the image filmed with the set frame rate, and easily check the angle of view and the focus.
  • Page 78 Using the Low Light Function ３ Select the brightness (exposure time) when the low light function is enabled.  100： Displays the live image at an exposure time of 1/100 sec (corresponds to a frame rate of 100 frames/sec, OPEN shutter) ...

  • Page 79: 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.  Make sure to save the recorded image to the memory before switching to the ARM mode.  Once it switches to the ARM mode, the image saved in the memory is overwritten and deleted. ...
  • Page 80 Start Recording (ARM Mode) Ring Buffer In the ARM mode, the Q5 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.

  • Page 81: 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. ■Trigger Input Press the TRIG button while in the ARM mode  Switch to the REC mode.  The STATUS on the item list will show REC. ...

  • Page 82: Memory Backup

    Memory Backup Memory Backup When the memory backup function is enabled, the power from the AC adapter or internal battery is used to save recorded images in the memory even if the power to the main unit is turned OFF. ...
  • Page 83 Memory Backup Red：Memory backup enabled (AC power＋battery)  Battery charge：Low  The memory backup time is shortened due to the low battery charge. Use the memory backup function after charging. Flashing Red：Memory backup enabled (battery only)  Battery charge：Low  Plug in the AC adapter and charge the battery as soon as possible. Charging will start once power is supplied from the AC adapter.

  • Page 84: Playback (Play Mode)

    Playback (PLAY Mode) Playback (PLAY Mode) Plays back the recorded image. ■Playback Press PLAY while in the STOP mode  Switch to the PLAY mode from the STOP mode to play the recorded images.  The item list STATUS will be PLAY. ...
  • Page 85 Playback (PLAY Mode) Operating Buttons Jump to the Start Frame Displays the playback start frame. Rewind 1 Frame Rewinds 1 frame when in the STOP mode. Press longer to rewind faster. Stop Stops the PLAY, VIEW and ARM modes and enters the STOP mode. Play／Loop Switches to the PLAY mode from the STOP mode.

  • Page 86: Change The Playback Speed

    Change the Playback Speed Change the Playback Speed Changes the playback speed. Reverse playback can also be set. ■Change the Playback Speed Select the playback speed with the playback speed pull-down menu. ・ The spayback speed will be displayed and can be set. Table of Playback speeds that Can Be Set Playback irection Playback Speed（Units：Frames/sec）...

  • Page 87: Saving Images

    Saving Images Saving Images Download recorded images.  Do not set the black balance before saving the memory backup data. ■Save １ Access the STOP mode  Switch to the STOP mode.（A3-15） Select the camera head from the item list Click download 3-35 (00419)D...
  • Page 88 Saving Images “Save As” is displayed Click save to execute the save settings  File Name： File name for saving  Save as type： Type of file for saving  Save Start： Start frame for range to be saved  Save End： End frame for range to be saved ...
  • Page 89 Saving Images The file name is displayed once saving has been completed  Playback is possible once the saved file is displayed.  The saved file is added to the item list. 3-37 (00419)D...

  • Page 90: Load And Save Settings

    Load and Save Settings Load and Save Settings Automatically load and save the Q5 settings to the PC. Separate from this, if there is a need to keep the desired settings, save the settings and after connecting the next time, load these settings. Use this to save and load the settings for the camera.
  • Page 91 Load and Save Settings ■Load the Settings １ Select the camera settings to be loaded  Select the camera settings to be loaded from the file menu. ２ Load the settings file  Select the saved settings file to open. 3-39 (00419)D...

  • Page 92: Disconnect The Hxlink And Q5

    Disconnect the HXLink and Q5 Disconnect the HXLink and Q5 Disconnect the Q5 and HXLink. ■Disconnect １ Select the camera to be disconnected from the item list  Select the camera to be disconnected. ２ Press close  Press close under the item list. 3-40 (00419)D...
  • Page 93 Disconnect the HXLink and Q5  If “Close All” is pressed, all of the cameras and files on the item list will be disconnected and closed. 3-41 (00419)D...

  • Page 94: Resq Adapter System

    ResQ ADAPTER SYSTEM ResQ ADAPTER SYSTEM If something abnormal occurs with the Q5, there are instances when the images on the camera can be saved externally. If something abnormal occurs with the Q5, there are instances when the images on the camera can be saved on PC via USB by using the optional ResQ ADAPTER SYSTEM.

  • Page 95: G Sensor Trigger

    G Sensor Trigger G Sensor Trigger The Q5 has a G sensor trigger, where trigger input can occur by impact.  The operating bandwidth for the G sensor is 1kHz.  The internal G sensor detects values lower than the actual impact. When used, set the threshold with a margin of about 20%.
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  • Page 97: Specifications

    Specifications Camera Head ............ 4-2 Recorder（Q5） ..........4-27 System Control ..........4-31 Input/Output Connectors ......4-34 Shape, Environment, Application Standards, Precision, Supplies ......... 4-41 Main Attachments, Options ......4-49 Dimensional Drawings ........4-51 (00419)D...

  • Page 98: Camera Head

    Camera Head Camera Head P2-Cam/S2-Cam  The P2-Cam and S2-Cam use the same image sensor and the basic performance is the same. ■Image Sensor（P2-Cam/S2-Cam） Format Approximately ½ inch CMOS sensor (color/BW) Pixel Size 9.9 μm pixels Valid Pixels 640 × 480 pixels（300,000 pixels） Maximum Area 6.34 ×...
  • Page 99 Camera Head ■Frame Rate（P2-Cam/S2-Cam） Preset Frame Rates 50、60、100、250、500、750、1,000、1,500、2,000、2,500、3,000、 4,000、 5,000、 6,000、 8,000、 10,000、 15,000、 20,000、 25,000、 30,000、 40,000、50,000、60,000、80,000、100,000 frames/sec  There is no custom frame rate function. ■Frame Rates and Valid Pixels（P2-Cam/S2-Cam） Preset Maximum Frame Rate and Valid Pixels (Area) Maximum Frame Valid Pixels Valid Image Area (mm)
  • Page 100 Camera Head ■Presets（P2-Cam/S2-Cam） Frame Size Frame Rate (pps) × × × × × × × × × × × ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○...
  • Page 101 Camera Head ■Sensitivity （P2-Cam/S2-Cam） Color Approximately 6,000 lx ( ISO1,000, F4, 1000 frames/sec, digital gain：NORMAL) Approximately 1,500 lx ( ISO4,000, F4, 1000 frames/sec, digital gain：NORMAL) ※The brightness of the subject is the brightness when the output signals reach 100% for the subject at a reflectance of 89% and the f-stop value is the aperture stop for the lens at that time.
  • Page 102 Camera Head Shutter with Fixed Settings for Exposure Time ( Ex if 640×480 pixels) Frame Rate ( pps) Exposure Time 1000 ( sec) 1/50 ☓ ☓ ☓ ☓ ☓ ☓ ☓ 1/60 ☓ ☓ ☓ ☓ ☓ ☓ ☓ 1/100 ○...
  • Page 103 Camera Head Range of Settings and Intervals for Exposure Times that can be Set Settings ( μs) Frame Rate Pixels Setting Intervals (μ (pps) (width x height) 100 or less 640x480 9996 1 or 2 640x480 3996 1 or 2 640x480 1995 1 or 2...
  • Page 104 Camera Head ■Cable Length ( P2-Cam/S2-Cam)  Various cable lengths can be used for each camera head.  There is one extension cable in only 4m or 6m that can be used with the camera head and BB1 UNIT.  The BB1 UNIT cannot be used if the Q5 is connected to the Q-HUB. P2-Cam Extension Cable Approximately 6.6 m...
  • Page 105 Camera Head ■Lens Mount（P2-Cam/S2-Cam） Type of Mount NF Mount C Mount (Optional NF-C mount conversion adapter) SPM lens (nac G resistant lens, P2-Cam/S2-Cam)  The P2-Cam/S2-Cam are designed for the dedicated NF Mount. If using a mount that is not the NF mount but has a lens and adapter (C Mount, F Mount or such), there is a concern that the mount might break.
  • Page 106 Camera Head C-Cam ■Image Sensor（C-Cam） Format Approximately ½ inch CMOS sensor (color/BW) Pixel Size 11.2 μm pixels Valid Pixels 640 × 480 pixels (300,000 pixels) Maximum Area 7.17 × 5.38 mm Precision Around the Optical ±0.33mm Axis 4-10 (00419)D...
  • Page 107 Camera Head ■Frame Rate（C-Cam） Preset Frame Rates 50、60、100、250、500、750、1,000、1,500、2,000、2,500、3,000、 4,000、5,000、6,000、8,000、10,000、15,000、20,000、25,000 frames/sec  There is no custom frame rate function. ■Frame Rates and Valid Pixels（C-Cam） Preset Maximum Frame Rate and Valid Pixels (Area) Maximum Frame Valid Pixels Valid Image Area (mm) Horizontal-Vertical Ratio Rate (Size) Horizontal...
  • Page 108 Camera Head ■Presets（C-Cam） Frame Size Frame Rate (pps) × × × × × × × × × × × ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○...
  • Page 109 Camera Head ■Sensitivity（C-Cam） Color Approximately 750 lx ( ISO8,000, F4, 1000 frames/sec, digital gain：NORMAL) Approximately 120 lx ( ISO50,000, F4, 1000 frames/sec, digital gain：NORMAL) ※The brightness of the subject is the brightness when the output signals reach 100% for the subject at a reflectance of 89% and the f-stop value is the aperture stop for the lens at that time.
  • Page 110 Camera Head Shutter with Fixed Settings for Exposure Time ( Ex if 640×480 pixels) Frame Rate ( pps) Exposure Time 1000 (sec) 1/50 ☓ ☓ ☓ ☓ ☓ ☓ ☓ 1/60 ☓ ☓ ☓ ☓ ☓ ☓ ☓ 1/100 ○ ○...
  • Page 111 Camera Head Range of Settings and Intervals for Exposure Times that can be Set Settings（μs） Frame Rate Pixels Setting Intervals (pps) (width x height) （μs） 100 or less 640x480 9993 2 or 3 640x480 3993 2 or 3 640x480 1993 2 or 3 1,000 640x480...
  • Page 112 Camera Head ■Cable Length（C-Cam）  Various cable lengths can be used for each camera head.  There is one extension cable in only 4m or 6m that can be used with the camera head and BB1 UNIT.  The BB1 UNIT cannot be used if the Q5 is connected to the Q-HUB. C-Cam Extension Cable Approximately 6.6 m...
  • Page 113 Camera Head ■Lens Mount（C-Cam） Type of Mount C Mount ■Precautions for Use ( C-Cam) Without a tripod plate or a camera holder, the temperature range for use is up to 30℃. If used in environments higher than this, please use a tripod plate or camera holder. 4-17 (00419)D...
  • Page 114 Camera Head μ-Cam ■Image Sensor（μ-Cam） Format Approximately ½ inch CMOS sensor (color/BW) Pixel Size 7.4 μm pixels Valid Pixels 640 × 480 pixels (300,000 pixels) Maximum Area 4.74 × 3.55 mm Precision Around the Optical ±0.165mm Axis 4-18 (00419)D...
  • Page 115 Camera Head ■Frame Rate ( μ-Cam) Preset Frame Rates 100、250、500、1,000 コマ／秒  There is no custom frame rate function. ■Frame Rates and Valid Pixels ( μ-Cam) Preset Maximum Frame Rate and Valid Pixels (Area) Maximum Frame Valid Pixels Valid Image Area (mm) Horizontal-Vertical Ratio Rate (Size)
  • Page 116 Camera Head ■Presets ( μ-Cam) Frame Size Frame Rate (pps) × × × × ☓ ☓ ☓ ○ ☓ ☓ ☓ ○ ☓ ☓ ○ ☓ 1000 ○ ☓ ☓ ☓ 1000 ☓ ○ ☓ ☓ ( Advanced Sampling Mode) 4-20 (00419)D...
  • Page 117 Camera Head ■Sensitivity (μ-Cam) Color Approximately 3,000 lx ( ISO2,000, F4, 1000 frames/sec, digital gain：NORMAL) Approximately 750 lx ( ISO8,000, F4, 1000 frames/sec, digital gain：NORMAL) ※The brightness of the subject is the brightness when the output signals reach 100% for the subject at a reflectance of 89% and the f-stop value is the aperture stop for the lens at that time.
  • Page 118 Camera Head Shutter with Fixed Settings for Exposure Time ( Ex if 640×480 pixels) Frame Rate ( pps) Exposure Time 1000 (sec) 1/100 ※ ○ ☓ ☓ ☓ 1/250 ※ ○ ○ ☓ ☓ 1/500 ○ ○ ○ ※ ☓ 1/750 △...
  • Page 119 Camera Head Range of Settings and Intervals for Exposure Times that can be Set Settings (μs) Frame Rate Pixels Setting Intervals (pps) (width x height) (μs) 640×480 9946 640x480 3946 640x456 1946 1,000 640x210 1,000 ( Advanced 640x416 Sampling Mode) ...
  • Page 120 Camera Head ■Cable Length（μ-Cam）  Various cable lengths can be used for each camera head.  There is one extension cable in only 4m that can be used with the camera head and BB1 UNIT.  The BB1 UNIT cannot be used if the Q5 is connected to the Q-HUB. μ-Cam Extension Cable Approximately 9 m...
  • Page 121 Camera Head ■Lens Mount ( μ-Cam) Type of Mount M10.5 P0.5 ■Precautions for Use ( μ-Cam) Install a camera head mounting plate for use. 4-25 (00419)D...
  • Page 122 Camera Head 4-26 (00419)D...

  • Page 123: Recorder (Q5)

    Recorder (Q5) Recorder (Q5) ■Recording Memory Capacity Packaged Memory Capacity Memory Segment Division 266MB×32, 532MB×16, 1.0GB×8, 2.1GB×4, 4.2GB×2, 8.5GB×1 # of Memory Segments and Segment Size # of Camera Heads 8.5GB 4.2GB 2.1GB 1.0GB 533MB 266MB 4.2GB 2.1GB 1.0GB 533MB 266MB 2.8GB 1.4GB...
  • Page 124 Recorder (Q5) ■Live Image Output ( Using HXLink) Output Format PC live output with Ethernet GigE Vison Raw data of images the PC receives from MEMRECAM is converted to images for display Refresh Rate Depends on the PC performance, network status and the recording resolution (initial settings) ・Approximately 20 frames/sec With 1 camera head and...
  • Page 125 Recorder (Q5) ■Recording Format Recording Format Overwrite recording to the memory configured of a ring buffer ■Recording Conditions Recording Start Conditions ARM Command (ARM from HXLink or such) Recording End Conditions Recording Trigger Vibration (IF connector TRIG IB) REC Command (Network：REC from HXLink or such) G Sensor Trigger ( detection of impact by acceleration sensor) ＜Stop Command＞...
  • Page 126 Recorder（Q5） ■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 127: System Control

    System Control System Control ■Main Unit Switch Power Switch Slide (ON/OFF) Powered operation possible with PWRCNT signals when the power is ON ■Status LED 5 LEDs on the front panel of the Q5 that show the status L ( LOCAL ETHERNET) Lit green：...
  • Page 128 System Control B (BATT) Lit green： Backing up with external power, battery (Charge H) ・Show memory backup status Flashing green： Backing up with battery (Charge H) ・Show thermal shutdown Lit orange： Backing up with external power, battery (Charge M) Flashing orange： Backing up with battery (Charge M) Lit red：...
  • Page 129 System Control ■Memory Backup Function Protects images just recorded when the power switch is turned OFF accidentally after recording is finished or protects the contents of the recorded images when the power cable is disconnected and the power is cut off during recording. Battery Battery used：...

  • Page 130: Input/Output Connectors

    Input/Output Connectors Input/Output Connectors ■IF Connector Application Q5 power input, Ethernet connection, EST input, trigger input, EPO output, power control Model LEMO ECA.2B.318 Plug LEMO FGA 2B.318 ETHER 1000BASE-T ( IEEE802.3ab) insulator SYNC IN Signal Level： CMOS level, 5V pull-up, insulator L level：-0.5VDC (minimum applied voltage) ～...
  • Page 131 Input/Output Connectors SYNC OUT Signal level： 5VCMOS output, insulator Function： Falling (Ｈ→Ｌ) ：Start exposure Signal level： 5VCMOS output, insulator Function： Falling ( Ｈ → Ｌ ) ： Start exposure (EPO output setting) Rising (Ｌ→Ｈ) ： End exposure (EPO output setting) No polarity inverting function PWRCTL Signal level：...
  • Page 132 Input/Output Connectors 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 MDI 3- 1000BASE-T Interface SYNC IN...
  • Page 133 Input/Output Connectors ■PORT Connector ( PORT1～4) Application Camera head connection signal, camera head power Model LEMO EEG.3B.326 Plug LEMO FGG 3B.326 Pin Arrangement 4-37 (00419)D...
  • Page 134 Input/Output Connectors Pin Arrangement Pin No. Name Direction Function ・Input/Output Level Notes DTC+ DTC - CTD0+ CTD1+ CTD1- CTD2+ CTD2- CTD4+ CTD4- CTD5+ CTD5- CTD6+ CTD7+ CTD7- CTD0- CLK+ CLK- CTD6- CTD3+ CTD3- DC16V IN DC16V RTN shell FRAME GND －...
  • Page 135 Input/Output Connectors ■LOCAL ETHERNET Connector Application For Ethernet connection Model LEMO EEG.1B.310 Plug LEMO FGG 1B.310 Pin Arrangement 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+...
  • Page 136 Input/Output Connectors ■ARM OUT Connector Application ARM status output Model JC BNCJ-MICRO-V-PC Plug JC BNCP-MICRO-CBL-1855A ARM OUT Signal level： Open collector output Withstand pressure 50V, maximum current 100mA Function： Return signal and short circuit in the ARM mode No polarity inverting function Pin Arrangement Pin No.

  • Page 137: Shape, Environment, Precision, Application Standards, Supplies

    Shape, Environment, Precision, Application Standards, Supplies Shape, Environment, Precision, Application Standards, Supplies ■Shape Exterior dimensions (W×H×D) Approximately W195 × H40 × D125mm (Excluding connector and protruding parts) Main unit weight Approximately 1.8kg (Q5 unit only. Excluding cable, camera head and such) Mounting screws 4 each M6 depth of 6mm on the top, bottom, left and right...
  • Page 138 Shape, Environment, Precision, Application Standards, Supplies ■Supplies Memory backup battery Depletion rate： 1 year (Target annual replacement due to the great discrepancies from ambient temperature and use environment) Replacement method： Replacement by our company 4-42 (00419)D...
  • Page 139 Shape, Environment, Precision, Application Standards, Supplies μ-Cam ■Shape Excluding lens, cable, mounting plate, fittings Exterior dimensions (W×H×D) ・Camera head Side type：Approximately W15×H16×D16mm Straight type：Approximately W16×H16×D27mm ・RELAY BOX Approximately W30×H30×D100mm ・Camera head Main unit weight Side type： Approximately 70g (no mounting plate) ／ Approximately 75g (with mounting plate) Straight type：...
  • Page 140 Shape, Environment, Precision, Application Standards, Supplies ・Camera head (cable) ：HTK HDR26P Male Connector ・RELAY BOX (DRP side) LEMO ECG.2B.326 (Head side) HTK HDR26P Female M10.5 Pitch 0.5 Lens Mount  The camera head connector ( HTK HDR26P male) is the same as the Mini Camera Link but the standards differ so do not plug into the PCのCamera Link board.
  • Page 141 Shape, Environment, Precision, Application Standards, Supplies C-Cam ■Shape Excluding lens, cable, mounting plate, fittings Exterior dimensions ( W×H×D) Side type：Approximately W57×H35×D35mm Straight type：Approximately W35×H35×D58mm ・Only main unit of camera head Main unit weight Side type：Approximately 120g Straight type：Approximately 140g ・Main unit of camera head＋standard cable Side type：Approximately 250g Straight type：Approximately 270g Pigtail construction, length of approximately 0.6m, diameter of 8.8mm...
  • Page 142 Shape, Environment, Precision, Application Standards, Supplies S2-Cam ■Shape Excluding lens, cable, mounting plate, tripod plate Exterior dimensions (W×H×D) Straight type / side type Imager Approximately W25×H25×D25mm Interface Approximately W25×H25×D80mm Approximately 270g (including cable) Main unit weight Imager Approximately 30g Interface Approximately 125g ・Camera head－interface Cable...
  • Page 143 Shape, Environment, Precision, Application Standards, Supplies ■Application Standards Electromagnetic compatibility KN32, KN35 4-47 (00419)D...
  • Page 144 Input/Output Connectors P2-Cam ■Shape Excluding lens, cable, mounting plate, tripod plate Exterior dimensions (W×H×D) SS type Approximately W25×H25×D85mm SA type Approximately W25×H25×D88mm SA type Approximately W25×H25×D94mm SA type Approximately W25×H25×D97mm ・Only camera head Main unit weight Approximately 100g ・Main unit of camera head＋standard cable Approximately 230g Pigtail construction Length of approximately 0.6m, Diameter of...

  • Page 145: Main Attachments, Options

    Main Attachments, Options Main Attachments, Options ■Q-Cam Cable (sold separately) Length 0.5 m Plug Camera side： LEMO FGA.2B.318 Clip to prevent cable from disconnecting (locking clip) Included ETHER： RJ45 receptacle SYNC IN： BNC receptacle TRIG： BNC receptacle SYNC OUT： BNC receptacle POWECNT：...

  • Page 146: Main Attachments, Options

    Main Attachments, Options ■Q5 DRP KIT ( sold separately) CD-ROM HXLink CD-ROM： Control software HXLink CD-ROM Q5 User’s Manual： Camera user’s manual electronic version (this document) HXLink User’s Manual： HXLink detailed user’s manual, electronic version Brochure HXLink Quick Start Guide： HXLink simple user’s manual ■Control Software HXLink IBM PC compatible ( DOS/V) Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate / Professional ( 32/64bit)

  • Page 147: Dimensional Drawings

    Dimensional Drawings Dimensional Drawings ■MEMRECAM Q5 4-51 (00419)D...
  • Page 148 Dimensional Drawings ■Q-Cam Cable RJ45 RECEPTACLE ETHER BNC RECEPTACLE SYNC IN FGA.2B.318 _LEMO DC IN PHG.1B.303 _LEMO BNC RECEPTACLE TRIG BNC RECEPTACLE SYNC OUT BNC RECEPTACLE PWRCTL L:500±25 (mm) ■Q-Cam Extension Cable ■ARMOUT Cable <ARM-0> L=500±25(mm) ■LOCAL ETHER Cable P4 <ETHER> L = 500 ±...
  • Page 149 Dimensional Drawings ■AC Adapter Dimensional Drawing 4-53 (00419)D...
  • Page 150 Dimensional Drawings P2-Cam Camera Head ■ P2-Cam SS Type (when using mounting fittings) 4-54 (00419)D...
  • Page 151 Dimensional Drawings ■P2-Cam SA Type (when using mounting fittings) 4-55 (00419)D...
  • Page 152 Dimensional Drawings ■P2-Cam AS Type (when using mounting fittings) 4-56 (00419)D...
  • Page 153 Dimensional Drawings ■P2-Cam AA Type (when using mounting fittings) 4-57 (00419)D...
  • Page 154 Dimensional Drawings S2-Cam Camera Head ■S2-Cam Straight Type (when using mounting fittings) 4-58 (00419)D...
  • Page 155 Dimensional Drawings ■S2-Cam Side Type (when using mounting fittings) 4-59 (00419)D...
  • Page 156 Dimensional Drawings C-Cam Camera Head C-Cam Camera Head ■C-Cam Straight Type 4-60 (00419)D...
  • Page 157 Dimensional Drawings ■C-Cam Side Type 4-61 (00419)D...
  • Page 158 Dimensional Drawings μ-Cam Camera Head ■μ-Cam Camera Head Straight Type 4-62 (00419)D...
  • Page 159 Dimensional Drawings ■μ-Cam Camera Head Mounting Plate (Straight, Camera Head Attachment) 4-63 (00419)D...
  • Page 160 Dimensional Drawings ■μ-Cam Camera Head Side Type 4-64 (00419)D...
  • Page 161 Dimensional Drawings ■μ-Cam Camera Head Mounting Plate (Side, Camera Head Attachment) 4-65 (00419)D...
  • Page 162 Dimensional Drawings ■μ-Cam RELAY BOX 4-66 (00419)D...

  • Page 163: Options

    Options Options .............. 5-2 BB1 UNIT ............5-3 P2-Cam/S2-Cam Options ........5-5 C-Cam Options ..........5-8 μ-Cam Options ..........5-15 (00419)D...
  • Page 164 Options Options High-speed photography under various environment is possible by attaching an option to a camera head. (00419)D...

  • Page 165: Bb1 Unit

    BB1 UNIT BB1 UNIT ■BB1 UNIT Extension unit for 4 types of camera heads  The BB1 UNIT cannot be used when the Q5 is connected to the Q-HUB. External Dimensions (W×H×D) Approximately W42 × H31.4 × D143mm (excluding the connector and protruding parts;...
  • Page 166 BB1 UNIT External Figure (00419)D...

  • Page 167: P2-Cam/S2-Cam Options

    P2-Cam/S2-Cam Options P2-Cam/S2-Cam Options ■Tripod plate (Both P2-Cam/S2-Cam) External dimensions (W×H×D) Approximately W195 × H40 × D125mm (Excluding connectors and protruding parts) Mounting screws 1/4-20UNC (small screw) Depth of 6mm Camera head mounting screws M2×8 2 (attached) External figure  The tripod plate cannot be used in the mounted state in environments with impact or vibration.
  • Page 168 P2-Cam/S2-Cam Options ■C Mount Adapter （Both P2-Cam/S2-Cam） External dimensions (W×H×D) Approximately W29.6×H29.6×D11.9 mm Mounting screws M2 x 4 4 (attached) External figure  The C mount adapter cannot be used in the mounted state in environments with impact or vibration. (00419)D...
  • Page 169 P2-Cam/S2-Cam Options ■G-resistant Lens f=4.2mm (SPM lens, for P2-Cam/S2-Cam) Focal distance 4.16 mm F stop F2.8 (fixed) Film coverage 0.3 m ～ ∞ Pan focus 0.1 m (Shortest filming distance with lens feeding) Image size ½ type Angle of view 90°...

  • Page 170: C-Cam Options

    C-Cam Options C-Cam Options ■Tripod plate (Side) External dimensions (W×H×D) Approximately W57×H45×D46 mm Mounting screws 1/4-20UNC (small screws) 2 locations Depth of 9mm M4 4 locations Depth of 9mm Service holes Camera head mounting screws M3×8 4 (attached) External figure (00419)D...
  • Page 171 C-Cam Options ■Tripod plate (Straight) External dimensions (W×H×D) Approximately W45×H45×D59 mm Mounting screws 1/4-20UNC (Small screws ) 2 Depth of 9mm M4 4 locations Depth of 9mm Service holes Camera head mounting screws M3×8 4 (attached) External figure (00419)D...
  • Page 172 C-Cam Options ■C-Cam G-resistant Camera Holder (Side) Approximately W69×H53×D53.5mm External dimensions (W×H×D) Mounting screws 1/4-20UNC (Small screws ) 2 locations Depth of 9mm M4 4 locations Depth of 9mm Service holes Camera head mounting screws M3×8 4 (attached) External figure 5-10 (00419)D...
  • Page 173 C-Cam Options ■C-Cam G-resistant Camera Holder (Straight) Approximately W50×H53×D69.5 mm External dimensions (W×H×D) Mounting screws 1/4-20UNC (Small screws ) 2 locations Depth of 9mm M4 4 locations Depth of 9mm Service holes Camera head mounting screws M3×8 4 (attached) External figure 5-11 (00419)D...
  • Page 174 C-Cam Options ■Bracket for C-Cam G-resistant Camera Holder (Angle Adjustment Fitting・Side) Approximately W75×H115×D115 mm External dimensions (W×H×D) M6×14 Hexagonal hole with cap bolt 4 (M6 washer, spring washer) Mounting screws M4 4 locations Depth of 9mm Service holes Camera holder mounting screws M10 diameter 11mm 3 locations External figure 5-12...
  • Page 175 C-Cam Options ■Bracket for C-Cam G-resistant Camera Holder (Angle Adjustment Fitting・Straight. Side also Available.) Approximately W56×H85×D115 mm External dimensions (W×H×D) M6×14 Hexagonal hole with cap bolt 4 (M6 washer, spring washer) Mounting screws M4 4 locations Depth of 9mm Service holes Camera holder mounting screws M10 diameter 11mm 3 locations External figure...
  • Page 176 C-Cam Options ■C-Cam Lens Holder (Both Straight／Side) Approximately W45×H68.6 (Max ) × D30 mm (H varies according External dimensions (W×H×D) to the lens used) M6×14 Hexagonal hole with cap bolt 4 (M6 washer, spring washer) Mounting screws Camera head mounting screws M3×8 4 (attached) M4 4 locations Depth of 9mm Service holes...

  • Page 177: Μ-Cam Options

    μ-Cam Options μ-Cam Options ■μ-Cam RELAY BOX Fixed Fitting Approximately W60×H20×D32 mm External dimensions (W×H×D) External figure 5-15 (00419)D...
  • Page 178 μ-Cam Options ■G-resistant Lens f=3mm (MCM lens, for μ-Cam) Focal distance 3.13 mm F stop F2 (fixed) Film coverage 0.1 m ～ ∞ Image size 1/3 type Angle of view 92° (horizontal) / 67.6° (vertical) / 119.1° (diagonal) Distortion (Maximum value) -43.5 % (barrel type) Lens configuration 7 - 7...
  • Page 179 Q-HUB Q-HUB Features ..........6-2 Main Options ............6-3 External Appearance and Names for Each Part . 6-4 Connect the Equipment and Cables ....6-9 Turn the Power ON/OFF ........6-14 Connecting Multiple HUBs ....... 6-16 Specifications ..........6-20 Shape, Environment, Application Standards . 6-31 Main Options ............

  • Page 180: Q-Hub Features

    Q-HUB Features Q-HUB Features MEMRECAM Q5 and Q-HUB are to put it together, and high-speed recording under various environment is possible. Film with a Maximum of 2 Q5 on 1 Q-HUB With one Q-HUB, you can connect a maximum of 2 MEMRECAM Q5s, with a total of 8 camera heads. It is possible to supply the power and control the Q5.

  • Page 181: Main Options

    Main Options Main Options The main other For Sale (option) of Q-HUB includes the following.  AC POWER SYSTEM AC POWER SYSTEM for the Q-HUB. Set of an AC cable and a DC cable  Q-Cam remote cable ： Q5/Q1m/Q1v and Q-HUB connection cable ...

  • Page 182: External Appearance And Names For Each Part

    External Appearance and Names for Each Part External Appearance and Names for Each Part ■External Appearance and Names for Each Part Top and Right Side Screw opening (M8 4 locations) Screw opening (M4 4 locations) Screw opening (M6 4 locations) (00419)D...
  • Page 183 External Appearance and Names for Each Part Left Side, Bottom Screw opening (M8 8 locations) Screw opening (M4 4 locations) Screw opening (M6 4 locations) (00419)D...
  • Page 184 External Appearance and Names for Each Part Front, Back Power switch Status LED Sync signal switch (Factory setting: IRIG) DC IN connector BAT. IN connector TRIG IN connector SYNC connector UP LINK connector DOWN LINK connector PORT 1 connector PORT 2 connector PORT 3 connector PORT 4 connector Product name plate (with product number)
  • Page 185 External Appearance and Names for Each Part Status LED The 5 status LED show the status of the Q-HUB. LED Status Operation A Green Power ON 6-14 POWER Not lit Power OFF 6-15 Green IRIG signal or 1kHz input, and locked. (Sync signal switch set at IRIG) No IRIG signal or 1kHz input, and not locked, even with IRIG...
  • Page 186 External Appearance and Names for Each Part ■External Appearance and Names for Each Part of the AC Power System DC connector A 6-11 Power switch A 6-14 AC connector A 6-11 AC cable A 6-11 DC cable A 6-11 (00419)D...

  • Page 187: Connect The Equipment And Cables

    Connect the Equipment and Cables Connect the Equipment and Cables This describes the connections for peripherals for Q-HUB such as the power as well as the cables. ■Input/Output Connector List of Input/Output Connectors Branch Connector Connector Name Input/Output Signal Name PORT 1～4 ―...
  • Page 188 Connect the Equipment and Cables Connection Diagram (with 1 Q-HUB) ※2 ※1 ※5 ※1 ※3 ※4 ※1 Q-Cam remote cable (option) required. ※2 J3 branch cable, or Simple J3 cable (option) required. ※3 GX remote cable (for the GX-HUBi, option) required. Also, synchronous filming requires IRIG-B (AM) input to UPLINK.
  • Page 189 Connect the Equipment and Cables ■Connect to Power Connect the AC POWER SYSTEM sold separately. １ Turn the POWER switch OFF. （A 6-8）  Turn the power switch for the AC power system OFF. ２ A Connect the cable to the AC power system ...
  • Page 190 Connect the Equipment and Cables ■Connect the Q5 Connect the Q5 using the Q-Cam remote cable sold separately. １ Connect the Q-Cam remote cable to the Q5  Line up the IF connector on the Q5 with the red mark on the Q-Cam remote cable plug and insert until it clicks.
  • Page 191 Connect the Equipment and Cables ■Connect the Windows PC for control Connect the PC using the Ethernet. １ Connect the simple J3 cable to the UP LINK connector  Connect the simple J3 cable, or the J3 branch cable (sold separately) to the REMOTE connector.

  • Page 192: Turn The Power On/Off

    Turn the Power ON/OFF Turn the Power ON/OFF Power on the Q-HUB. ■Start up the Q-HUB １ Turn ON the power switch for the AC power system.  After confirming that the AC cable and DC cable are connected to the AC power system and Q-HUB (A ), turn the switch ON.
  • Page 193 Turn the Power ON/OFF ■Turn OFF power to the Q-HUB １ Turn OFF the power between HX Link and each camera using the Windows PC  Make sure to save any needed images before turning off.  Disconnect each camera from HX Link. Turn the power OFF to the Q5 Turn the Q-HUB power switch in the direction of the arrow, to OFF...

  • Page 194: Connecting Multiple Hubs

    Connecting Multiple HUBs Connecting Multiple HUBs When it connect more than one Q-HUB to connection and GX-HUB. ■Connecting 3 Q-HUBs Trigger signal ※1 ※2 ※3 ※6 TRIG IN UP LINK PORT 1 PORT 3 REMOTE IRIG POWER BAT. IN POWER MODE IRIG TRIG...
  • Page 195 Connecting Multiple HUBs ※1 Connect the Q-Cam remote cable and provide camera power from the Q-HUB ※2 Connect either PORT1 or 2, PORT3 or 4 to 1PORT. ※3 Connect with the J3 branch cable or the easy J3 cable ※4 Connect with the GX remote cable (for GX-HUBi) ※5 The GX-HUB and GX-HUBi cannot be connected to DOWN LINK.
  • Page 196 Connecting Multiple HUBs ■Connecting 1 GX-HUB and 2 Q-HUBs Triger signal ※1 Synchronaization Power supply for signal GX-HUB ※2 ※2 ※2 Power supply for camera Power supply for camera ※2 Power supply ※3 ※4 for camera ※7 REMOTE TRIG IN UP LINK PORT 1 PORT 3...
  • Page 197 Connecting Multiple HUBs ※1 Connect with the J3 branch cable or the easy J3 cable ※2 Connect with the GX remote cable (for GX-HUB) ※3 Connect the Q-Cam remote cable and provide camera power from the Q-HUB ※4 Connect either PORT1 or 2, PORT3 or 4 to 1PORT ※5 Connect with the GX remote cable (for GX-HUBi) ※6 The GX-HUB and GX-HUBi cannot be connected to DOWN LINK ※7 If not using EST, set the sync signal switch to IRIG.

  • Page 198: Specifications

    Specifications Specifications ■Power Switch Power Switch Rotary style SW (３positions) ○ (OFF) ： Power OFF REMOTE： ON/OFF according to power control signals Power for Q5 memory backup provided. ｜ (ON) ： Power ON ■Sync Signal Switch MODE Switch Sliding style SW (2 positions) IRIG：...
  • Page 199 Specifications ■UPLINK/DOWNLINK/PORT 1～4 LED Green： Ethernet link established Not lit： Not connected or no link established ■DC IN connector Application Power input Model LEMO EGG.2B.303 Compatible Plug LEMO FGG.2B.303 Power Voltage DC20 - 32V Power Consumed Max of approximately 140W (AC power system sold separately) Power Protection Reverse polarity：...
  • Page 200 Specifications ■BAT IN connector Application Power input Model LEMO EGG.2B.303 Compatible Plug LEMO FGG.2B.303 Power Voltage DC22.5 - 32V Battery overcharge protection： 20VDC Prevents battery from dying by supplying 24V or more of power in DC Power Consumed Max of approximately 140W (external battery sold separately) Power Protection Reverse polarity：...
  • Page 201 Specifications ■TRIG connector Application TRIG1 trigger signal input Model BNC receptacle Compatible Plug BNC plug TRIG1 Input Signal Level： TTL level, 5V pullup resistance 4.7KΩ, isolation input L level ： -0.5VDC (minimum applied voltage) ～ 0.8VDC H level ： 2.0VDC ～ 5.5VDC (maximum applied voltage) Function：...
  • Page 202 Specifications ■SYNC connector Application Sync signal input Model BNC receptacle Compatible Plug BNC plug Input Signal level： TTL level, 5V pullup resistance 4.7K Ω , isolation input L level ： -0.5VDC (minimum applied voltage) ～ 0.8VDC H level ： 2.0VDC ～ 5.5VDC (maximum applied voltage) ...
  • Page 203 Specifications ■UP LINK connector Application Branched input 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 SYNC2 IN Signal Level： TTL level, 5V pullup resistance 4.7KΩ, isolation input L level ： -0.5VDC (minimum applied voltage) ～ 0.8VDC H level ：...
  • Page 204 Specifications Pin Arrangement Pin Arrangement 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 205 Specifications ■DOWN LINK connector Application Branched input/output with MEMRECAM GX, HX camera connection, or J3 cable Model LEMO EGG.2B.318 Compatible Plug LEMO FGG 2B.318 ETHER 1000BASE-T (IEEE802.3ab) , isolation SYNC OUT Signal Level： 5V CMOS level, isolation  IRIG B DCLS output ...
  • Page 206 Specifications Pin Arrangement Pin Arrangement 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 207 Specifications ■PORT 1～4connector Application Connect Q1m/Q1v with Q-Cam remote cable Model LEMO EGA2B.318 Compatible Plug LEMO FGA 2B.318 ETHER 1000BASE-T (IEEE802.3ab), isolation SYNC OUT Signal Level： 5VCMOS output, isolation  IRIG B DCLS output  EST output Function: Set to EST mode, H→L to start exposure when in the ARM or REC mode and film a single image Signal level saved with the image during EVENT input...
  • Page 208 Specifications Pin Arrangement Pin Arrangement 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 SYNC1 (~4) OUT CMOS LEVEL, 5V...

  • Page 209: Shape, Environment, Application Standards

    Shape, Environment, Application Standards Shape, Environment, Application Standards ■Shape External Dimensions (W×H×D) Approximately W245×H48×D166mm (connector, excluding protruding parts) Weight of the Main Unit Approximately 2.2kg (Q-HUB unit only) ■Environment Operating Temperature 0～40℃, 30～80%RH (no condensation) Humidity Storage Temperature -10～60℃, 20～80%RH (no condensation) Humidity Vibration Conforms to MIL-STD-810C METHOD 514.2 CATEGORY b2...

  • Page 210: Main Options

    Main Options Main Options ■AC POWER SYSTEM External Dimensions (W×H×D) Approximately 120 × 49.3 × 250 mm (not including connectors) Weight Approximately 1.4 Kg Operating Temperature 0～70℃, 5～95%RH (no condensation) Humidity Storage Temperature -40～85℃, 5～95%RH (no condensation) Humidity connector Camera side： NANABOSHI NET-243-RF AC：...
  • Page 211 Main Options ■J3 branch cable (BNC receptacle) Length 0.5 m Plug Camera side： LEMO FGG.2B.318 ETHER： RJ45 receptacle EST2： BNC receptacle IRIG-B： BNC receptacle TRIG2： BNC receptacle EPO： BNC receptacle PWRCNT： BNC receptacle ■Simple J3 cable Length 0.5 m Plug Camera side：...
  • Page 212 Main Options ■GX-HUB (G-resistant Model) # of GX, HX camera connections Power Input DC20-32V Power consumed ： Max of 12W (with the AC power system sold separately) Power Switch Yes, with ON/OFF function connecting GX-HUB External Dimensions Approximately W280 x H75 x D230 mm (connector, excluding protruding parts) Weight Approximately 4.1 kg (including mounting plate)
  • Page 213 Main Options ■GX-HUBi # of GX, HX camera connections PowerInput DC20-32V Power consumed ： Max of 12W (with the AC power system sold separately) Power Switch Yes, with ON/OFF function connecting GX-HUB External Dimensions Approximately W270 x H72 x D200 mm (connector, excluding protruding parts) Weight Approximately 1.6 kg (including mounting plate)

  • Page 214: Dimensional Drawings

    Dimensional Drawings Dimensional Drawings ■Q-HUB 6-36 (00419)D...
  • Page 215 Dimensional Drawings ■AC POWER SYSTEM ■DC cable between AC power system and Q-HUB 585797-4 585797-4 2,900　　　mm 6-37 (00419)D...
  • Page 216 Dimensional Drawings ■Q-Cam remote cable ■J3 branch cable P31<ETHER> P32<EST2> P33<IRIG-B> P34<TRIG2> P35<EPO> P36<PWRCNT> L：500±25（mm） ■J3 branch cable (BNC receptacle) P31<ETHER> P32<EST2> P33<IRIG-B> P34<TRIG2> P35<EPO> P36<PWRCNT> L：500±25（mm） ■Simple J3 cable L：500±25（mm） 6-38 (00419)D...
  • Page 217 Dimensional Drawings ■GX-HUB ■GX remote cable (for GX-HUB) 6-39 (00419)D...
  • Page 218 Dimensional Drawings ■GX-HUBi ■GX remote cable (for GX-HUBi) 6-40 (00419)D...
  • Page 219 Q-HUB BATTERY PACK Features ............. 7-2 Verify the Components ........7-3 Main Accessories ..........7-4 External Appearance and Names of Each Part ... 7-5 Charging ............. 7-7 Connect to the Q-HUB ........7-11 Mount the Bracket Battery ......7-12 Specifications ..........7-13 Dimensional Drawings ........

  • Page 220: Features

    Features Features Compact battery option for the Q-HUB. Mounting to the Q-HUB The compact battery can be mounted to the top of the Q-HUB. Can be used vertically with the special option Can be used vertically with the Q-HUB with the special option (00419)D...

  • Page 221: Verify The Components

    Verify the Components Verify the Components The Q-HUB BATTERY PACK includes the following. Make sure all are included. ■Q-HUB BATTERY PACK 24V Hi-G BATTERY BATTERY ADAPTER Q-HUB BATT CABLE  Q-HUB battery option. Do not use on other equipment.  Use the dedicated charger ( Model ST-844) for 24V BATTERY CHARGER SYSTEM charging.

  • Page 222: Main Accessories

    Main Accessories Main Accessories The following main accessories are available.  24V BATTERY CHARGER SYSTEM： Q-HUB BATTERY PACK charger  BRACKET BATTERY： Q-HUB and Q-HUB BATTERY PACK fixed metal fittings. Can be mounted vertically.  Please refer to the enclosed user’s guide for details on the 24V BATTERY CHARGER SYSTEM. (00419)D...

  • Page 223: External Appearance And Names To Each Part

    External Appearance and Names to Each Part External Appearance and Names to Each Part ■24V Hi-G BATTERY External Appearance and Names Front ３ DC OUT／connector for charger Status display light Status check button Handle (00419)D...
  • Page 224 External Appearance and Names to Each Part Status Display Light Normally not lit. After connecting the Q-HUB to a power source and pressing the status check button, the battery status can be confirmed. Light Status Operation A Green Remaining H －...

  • Page 225: Charging

    Charging Charging Charges the Q-HUB BATTERY PACK. ■Charging Charges the 24V BATTERY CHARGER SYSTEM sold separately.  Make sure to use the dedicated 24V BATTERY CHARGER SYSTEM for charging. １ Turn the power switch OFF  Turn the power switch for the battery charger OFF “○”. ２...
  • Page 226 Charging  When pulling out the cable, make sure the battery charger power switch is OFF.  Do not open the cover to the battery charger or the 24V Hi-G battery. The locations generating high voltage are dangerous.  Make sure it is grounded. If not grounded, electrical shock may occur. ...
  • Page 227 Charging ■Cancellation of the Memory Effect If repeatedly charging and discharging with a shallow charge (when the status display light is green), the discharge capacity will be reduced (shortened time of use), which will cause a memory effect. If there is a memory effect, cancel using the following procedure.
  • Page 228 Charging Remove the cable from the 24V Hi-G battery  Rotate the shell of the connector to the left (①) and pull straight out (②).  If repeatedly excessively discharging the battery, the battery life will be reduced so avoid overdischarging.

  • Page 229: Connect To The Q-Hub

    Connect to the Q-HUB Connect to the Q-HUB The 24V Hi-G battery connects to the Q-HUB.  Turn the Q-HUB power OFF to connect. １ Install the battery adapter  Mount the battery adapter (included) to the 24V Hi-G battery. Secure to the Q-HUB ...

  • Page 230: Mount The Bracket Battery

    Mount the Bracket Battery Mount the Bracket Battery Use the bracket battery (option) to mount in a vertical direction.  Turn the Q-HUB power OFF to connect. １ Install the battery adapter  Tighten the 6 screws on the side to install the battery adapter. ２...

  • Page 231: Specifications

    Specifications Specifications ■24V Hi-G BATTERY Battery Battery Used： NiMH battery Nominal Voltage： DC 24V Nominal Capacity： 4.5Ah Life： 1 year (Target replacement at 1 year due to the tremendous variation in ambient temperature and use environment) Drive Time About 50 minutes (reference value with Q-HUB+Q1m/Q1v 4 (no options), new battery, fully charged) Charge Time About 2 hours 20 minutes (using the dedicated charger)
  • Page 232 Specifications ■DC OUT／Charge Connector Application DC output／charger Model NR-203-RF-TUV (Nanaboshi Electric Mfg. Co., Ltd.) Plug NR-203-PM-TUV (Nanaboshi Electric Mfg. Co., Ltd.) Pin Arrangement Name Direction Function・Input/Output Level Notes DC OUT IN/OUT DC RTN IN/OUT TEMP/SENSOR ■Connection Cable Q-HUB BATT CABLE Length 0.095 m Cable Diameter...

  • Page 233: Dimensional Drawings

    Dimensional Drawings Dimensional Drawings ■24V Hi-G BATTERY 7-15 (00419)D...
  • Page 234 Dimensional Drawings ■24V Hi-G BATTERY (with battery adapter installed) ■Q-HUB BATT CABLE 95 ±5 195 ±5 7-16 (00419)D...
  • Page 235 Dimensional Drawings ■BRACKET BATTERY (Option) 7-17 (00419)D...
  • Page 236 7-18 (00419)D...

  • Page 237: Contact

    Contact Manufacturer / distributor (overseas sales office) ................8-2 (00419)D...

  • Page 238: Manufacturer / Distributor (Overseas Sales Office)

    MESSRING GmbH Friedrichshafener Straße 4c 82205 Gilching, Germany Address +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/...

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