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Lemo Plug part numbers

Dave Blackham

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Please could Red list (or point me at the information) the Lemo plug and other relevent plug part numbers so we can be sure to order the correct plug parts for building leads.

thanks for this

Dave
UK
 
Should have looked there first, thanks for the pointer. here's the numbers in case they are needed here.

TC

LEMO FGG.0B.305.CLAD42Z

RS232

LEMO FHG.1B.310.CLAD62Z

12V Power out

LEMO FGG.0B.304.CLAD42Z

Power input

LEMO FGG.2B.306.CLAD62Z
 
More specifically, the RED One guide only lists the Lemo connector for the body. To match a cable-end connector, you require a bit more research. Here are some pages form my personal RED One Bible with the info:

RED One Lemo Connectors

Best,

Michael
 
Lemo

Lemo

To clarify - the Operators Guide lists the pin outs for the sockets on the camera, the part numbers listed are for the matching plugs.
 
Im in the UK, but I will call.

thanks,

Dave
UK
 
Hello: probably silly question here: if you want to build the trigger you have to use the brand LEMO connector?
 
GPI trigger

GPI trigger

Its best if you do use LEMO, however there may be some other suppliers that can also provide a pin-compatible part.

Caution - if you do fabricate your own cables, make sure to follow the vendors technical assembly specifications.

We have seen incorrectly manufactured connectors where the connector sleeve can be rotated 180 degrees.

So on even pin patterns - 2-pin, 4-pin etc - the pins get swapped and this can lead to damage to the camera and / or the peripheral.
 
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