This 18" SMPTE opticalCON DUO to Duplex ST Singlemode Fiber CablefromSMPTE opticalCON DUO to Duplex ST Singlemode Fiber Cableis a two-fiber cable designed for internal wiring of racks and patch panels. It allows you to conveniently adapt opticalCON DUO equipment to standard ST fiber systems. It features a Neutrik OpticalCON DUO NO2SX connector and breaks out to Senko Duplex ST connectors. 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 connector is 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.

Two-Fiber Cable for Internal Wiring    OpticalCON DUO NO2SX Connector    Senko Duplex ST Connectors    COCA Factory Terminated    GR-326-CORE Endface Standards    Neutrik opticalCON ADVANCED System    Tested for < -55dB Return Loss    Diagnostics Documentation Provided

• Two-fiber cable designed for internal wiring of racks and patch panels
• COCA factory terminated OpticalCON DUO NO2SX connector, tested to GR-326-CORE endface standards
• Senko Duplex ST connectors offering random mating compatibility results
• Tested for < -55dB typical return loss
• Assembled using the Neutrik opticalCON ADVANCED system
• Machine polished and tested end faces
• Optical shutter mechanism for added protection
• Tactical tight buffered PUR cable

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. 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: 2. I bought the 3830 and it wouldn't connect stably to my network. I read the reviews and I was not the only one with this problem. Has it been fixed?

A: There has been no reported connectivity issues with this printer.

Q: 3. Will it print on canvas?

A: No, the Epson WorkForce ST-C4100 All-in-One Supertank Color Printer is not designed to print on canvas.

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. Does V3 reduce the amount of dropped links to flash units? This is a significant issue with V1 and V2 transmitters.

A: With the new ST-E3-RT III the improved high-performance hot shoe contacts for reliable information transmission and operation address this issue the previous models had yes.

Q: 6. Many flash remotes now include a button that will take the flash power generated by TTL and provide the manual exposure settings with a press of the button. Does this unit do that?

A: The ST-E3-RT II is capable of setting the firing output within the custom functions.

Q: 7. 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: 8. 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: 9. 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: 10. What do you mean by "four bidirectional BNC SDI inputs/outputs"? can I plug a screen and use it as an output as well?

A: Each of the connections may be configured as either an input or an output but obviously not at the same time.