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Hi,
First of all can I make it clear I am visiting this forum as a friend and not a member. If I am asking in the wrong forum do please tell me.
I am trying to set up some Sony EVI D70P cameras at our sports club for coaching purposes. I am wanting to control them via an Extron Touchscreen (TLP M700MV) using an Extrin IPL T S2 controller. Due to cable lengths I am having to go down the RS-422 route.
So after quite a lengthy intro my issue is that I can get control of the 1st camera only. The camera is connected as follows using a 9-pin D connector on the controller:
Extron Controller Camera
Pin 2 Rx- Pin 1 Tx+
Pin 3 Tx- Pin 3 Rx+
Pin 5 Ground Pin 5 Ground
Pin 7 Tx+ Pin 4 Rx-
Pin 8 Rx+ Pin 2 Tx-
The above configuration works.
I have then linked Camera 1 to Camera 2 using the Sony documented wiring - but I can not get control of the second camera.
Is anyone controlling multiple Sony cameras using Extron controllers via RS-422.
This is driving me slightly mad to say the least and any help or advice would be gratefully received.
Best wishes.
Mark
First of all can I make it clear I am visiting this forum as a friend and not a member. If I am asking in the wrong forum do please tell me.
I am trying to set up some Sony EVI D70P cameras at our sports club for coaching purposes. I am wanting to control them via an Extron Touchscreen (TLP M700MV) using an Extrin IPL T S2 controller. Due to cable lengths I am having to go down the RS-422 route.
So after quite a lengthy intro my issue is that I can get control of the 1st camera only. The camera is connected as follows using a 9-pin D connector on the controller:
Extron Controller Camera
Pin 2 Rx- Pin 1 Tx+
Pin 3 Tx- Pin 3 Rx+
Pin 5 Ground Pin 5 Ground
Pin 7 Tx+ Pin 4 Rx-
Pin 8 Rx+ Pin 2 Tx-
The above configuration works.
I have then linked Camera 1 to Camera 2 using the Sony documented wiring - but I can not get control of the second camera.
Is anyone controlling multiple Sony cameras using Extron controllers via RS-422.
This is driving me slightly mad to say the least and any help or advice would be gratefully received.
Best wishes.
Mark