This 656 ft Camplex SMPTE Hybrid OpticalCON DUO to FUW LEMO Fiber Cablefrom Camplex SMPTE Hybrid OpticalCON DUO to FUW LEMO Fiber Cableis a SMPTE 311M compliant broadcast interconnect cable suitable for outdoor and indoor use. It features a Neutrik OpticalCON DUO NO2SX connector and FUW LEMO connector. The OpticalCON connector is COCA factory terminated and interferometrically tested to GR-326-CORE endface standards. It has common LC contacts and a mechanical shutter system that shields against endface contamination. The cable is tested for < -55dB typical return and comes with diagnostics documentation.

The opticalCON connectors are assembled using the Neutrik opticalCON ADVANCED system, which adds lockable, waterproof metal caps and rubber guards, especially critical for outdoor applications. This improves the cable protection and water resistance in long-term use.

311M Compliant Interconnect Cable    OpticalCON DUO NO2SX / FUW LEMO    COCA Factory Terminated    GR-326-CORE Endface Standards    Neutrik opticalCON ADVANCED System    Tested for < -55dB Return Loss    IP65 Waterproof in Mated Condition    Diagnostics Documentation Provided

• SMPTE 311M compliant interconnect cable
• COCA factory terminated OpticalCON DUO NO2SX connector, tested to GR-326-CORE endface standards
• FUW LEMO connector
• Tested for < -55dB typical return loss
• IP65 waterproof in mated condition
• Assembled using the Neutrik opticalCON ADVANCED system
• Two channel fiber optic connection system

• Overall copper braided shield and stainless steel strength member
• Suitable for indoor camera links considering specific conditions according to IEC 60664-1
• Machine polished and tested end faces
• Tactical tight buffered PUR cable
• Supports standard optical LC-Duplex connectors
• All metal housing cable connector with heavy duty cable retention
• Automatic sealing shutter with silicone gasket for dust and dirt protection
• Push/Pull locking mechanism
• No tools required to clean

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this card work with Windows 7 professional x64? And into a Pcie x16??

A: This card is compatible with the 64-Bit Versions of Windows 7, 8 and 10. It can be installed in to PCI Express 4 lane and is compatible with 4 and 8 lane PCIe slots.

Q: 2. 1.0 What is the mfgr's warranty period?2.0 Does not mention Windows 10 as compatible..is it?

A: 3 year warranty. This unit is compatible with Windows 10.

Q: 3. Is this unit compatible with windows 11???

A: Yes, the Buffalo 4TB DriveStation Duo is compatible with Windows 11.

Q: 4. Can this be configured to output key+fill and two other independent outputs?

A: Yes, if the application you're using supports it (like CasperCG)

Q: 5. Will this card help me to keyout the lyrics to an Atem switcher in order to add them to my livestream program and the projector?

A: Yes if you have software that will deliver key and fill signals to separate ports. It is best to check with your software provider to see if this card is supported.

Q: 6. Will this work on a MacBook Pro with theTB3 chassis ?

A: BlackMagic Design does not list the DeckLink Duo 2 as compatible over a Thunderbolt connection which is required for use in an external chassis.

Q: 7. Has anyone used 2 of these together in a pcie thunderbolt3 enclosure on the same computer?

A: While we are not aware of a specific example of this, it is possible with a large enough chassis and a computer that has enough power to run both.

Q: 8. Can this card input signal analogue/ composite from a sony mc2500 camera?

A: this card only acept SDI can be in format SD or HD. Not analogue (composite)

Q: 9. Will this work in a system with another identical card already in it? How will the second card present itself to video mixing applications (like OBS)? I'm imagining it being "Decklink Duo (5)" up to "Decklink Duo (8)", I just wanna make sure before I buy a second one

A: You can have multiple DeckLink cards of the same or different model in a system. Different video applications will label the cards and inputs/outputs differently.

Q: 10. Can I use this system for a 3-4 camera livestream setup where I can see every connection as an independent video source that I can switch between in the software? And if so, is there a 4k version available yet?

A: Many have suggested here that the decklink 8k Pro would be a comparable card with 4k resolution. Let me warn you, IT IS NOT! As someone who purchased the 8k card and have since returned it, know that the marketing material/ info is actually deceiving. It seems like it would allow for 4 separate in/s out/s at a time, but it doesn't actually do that. It's more of like a quad channel card, or a single input and output card, as opposed to 4 separate inputs or outputs.