I just bough a camera with •RS485 communication. Will this controller work with my camera?
1138238
Yes it should, if you just have one PTZ you might just use the DVR to control it?
1138239
I have not set mine up yet , but I did test the system out to make sure all was functioning properly...I have the 27X Optical Zoom Dome PTZ IP Camera Outdoor High Speed Sold by bravolink , which also uses the RS485that is only a TWO WIRE communications...I can say ( IT WORKS GREAT ) ...No dissapointments here...Just make sure you have the Polarity right...
1000157
The answer to your question is yes. It gets its signal from a single video output of the camera controller. I am using mine with quad system.
1276874
Sorry. I don't know if it will work with your camera or not. But if it has the same mount it should work manually.
1582348
If it's IR you should be able to get it to work. Will not work if the controller is RF.
431568
yes it does, works directly with unit which attaches to camera more of a manual controll but coiled communication cable never moves camera body. Works great in any ISO.
2204112
If your manual says you can use an RR80 shutter controller, then it will work.
2052045
Most likely not. Even different canons gave different pin outs for remote. I would go to satechi web site and ask them if they make a model for your camera specifically. There is also internal camera firmware at play, connecting wrong device could damage camera.
1013125
I have looked at similar DVR's with PTZ connections that also do not have multiple RS-485 inputs, so this one should not be any different. Each camera should be addressable and the PTZ control can be connected to each camera without confusion. You will need to connect them together in parallel.
1964603
It will work with your camera, but I have say that I have owned two of these, and the button and locking swith wear out quite fast, and shorts out causing the camera to fire twice.
2221150
Well, i dont know...But this remote basically worked with canon eos with built in receiver...In the case, it doesn't mention to what range of canon camera it compatible with...
517100
I'm not sure. You must have a external shuttle release connection point on the left side of your camera for the shuttle cord running from it to the transmitter. If you have that, it should work.
282543
I think ;that you can find the answer to this question in the datasheet for this device - located in the images section. It shows use in a RS-422 full duplex application which should also be applicable to a RS-485 full duplex application.
984204
Yes the interface connection is the same. Just remember, per my other comment, to keep direct weight off of the connection- loop the cord around the camera to relieve any stress.
770496
I don't know. It didn't work in either of my applications (an RTL-SDR TV/radio receiver, and a USB-to-RS232-serial adapter). The problem appeared to be too many lost frames over the USB interface, the drivers would get confused and "give up".
1561349
While I do not own the D800, I see no reason that would prevent it from working. The standard connections have not been modified.
509102
Randy you will have to set your camera to auto mode then set it for 2 seconds timer that's when the remote controls will work
1412249
I just tried it with my Canon t4i and it seems to work! It would not work with my canon Optura 600 movie camera