Neutrik opticalCON LITE QUAD Multimode fiber reels by Camplex provide a semi-rugged alternative to opticalCON Advanced systems when the action calls for a compact, lightweight solution. The cable is designed to allow higher bend radius performance typically used in rack interconnects, camera cranes, steadicam rigs, truck bays and other similarly controlled environments. Best of all, It is fully compatible with standard opticalCON QUAD connections.
The QUAD delivers a ruggedized 4-channel fiber optic connection system for semi and permanent installation. Mated connections are waterproof acc. to IP65 safety standards and the reliable push-pull locking mechanism assures there is never an accidental disconnect. All connections are compatible with standard opticalCON QUAD NO4FDW-A chassis connectors.

• 4-channel multimode tactical patch cable
• Rugged lightweight reel with brake lock
• Dust and waterproof according to IP65 in mated condition
• Bend optimized OM3 fiber
• Rugged push-pull locking mechanism with rubber caps
• Lifetime 2500 mating cycles
• Easy to clean shutterless connectors
• Rugged cable retention utilizing aramid yarn strength member
• Extremely flexible and crush resistant
• Lightweight plastic housing

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this card show up as a camera in Microsoft Teams and work as a Teams camera input device?

A: While we have not bench tested this product for the result asked about in this inquiry, we have tested several external Magewell card with similar acquisition specs and those did come up as proper input devices on Zoom and some other conferencing software.

Q: 2. Does it come with a mounting plate?

A: The DECIMATOR DMON-QUAD 4-Channel 3G-SDI Multiviewer does not come with a mounting plate.

Q: 3. Does this come with a power cable?

A: Hi Jose, This is Jules from product support at Symbiosis, Decimator's master distributor for your region. The DMON-Quad ships with a worldwide power supply in the box, it has a locking DC plug to connect to the DMON-Quad. I hope this helps. Kind regards Jules

Q: 4. Will this work well with a 2017 iMac 27 inch i5 processor, or does it pull too much CPU power?

A: no this will not work on an iMac as it requires a PCIe Gen2 x4 slot. your solution for an iMac would be an external thunderbolt capture solution

Q: 5. Does this card output video also?

A: It does not. This is a capture card only, it is not for playback.

Q: 6. !an I use this card for pcie gen3 16x?

A: The previous answer is incorrect. All PCIe generations are backwards compatible. Pinning from PCIe 1.0 to PCIe 4.0 are the same, differences are in clock speed and data encoding.As to your question, yes a x4 card will work fine in a x16 slot, though it's a waste of the other 12 channels (depending on motherboard).

Q: 7. Could this be used as a mini switcher? Needing to be able to go between two inputs using the buttons on the decimator without any break in signal to the output.

A: No. That would not be recommended, as this is not wired like a proper switcher and you will more than likely have a break in signal when switching from one source to the other.

Q: 8. Where can I buy the mounting plate...any sort of mounting option really?

A: Mounting plates come with the DECIMATOR DMON-QUAD 4-Channel 3G-SDI Multiviewer, when you purchase it. Mounting plates for Decimator products are unavailable separately at this time.

Q: 9. How long is the license good for ?

A: From what I can see there is no subscription as long as you have the license available you can connect a camera to it.

Q: 10. Can I output the camera shot(s) from the HDMI out (or SDI out) from the DECIMATOR DMON-QUAD to Zoom, via a Macbook Air with USB3 ports (with an HDMI to USB3 connector) or via a MacBook Pro M1 (with an HDMI to USB-C connector)? Or do I need some other device (like a Magewell USB Capture SDI Plus, One-Channel 2K Capture Device) to send the camera image(s) to zoom?

A: To have the HDMI or the 3G-SDI multiview output on the DECIMATOR DMON-QUAD 4-Channel 3G-SDI Multiviewer captured into a computer, one must use an HDMI or 3G-SDI to USB capture device. See capture device example below: https://bhpho.to/34DuVNB