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Matrix: Sony NiPROS DS-560 camera CCUs wired directly to a Matrix Frame port
Matrix: Sony NiPROS DS-560 camera CCUs wired directly to a Matrix Frame port
By Administrator
Apr 06, 2019
Question: Can I wire up a Sony NiPROS DS-560 camera CCU to a Clear-Com Matrix frame (Matrix +3 or Eclipse Pico, Delta, Median and Omega) MVX-A8 or MVX-A16 port?
Answer: One DS-560 camera CCU can be wired directly to a Clear-Com Matrix frame port by using a custom CAT-5 cable wired to the dB15 4-wire input and output connectors on the DS-560 as shown below:
Answer: One DS-560 camera CCU can be wired directly to a Clear-Com Matrix frame port by using a custom CAT-5 cable wired to the dB15 4-wire input and output connectors on the DS-560 as shown below:
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