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Dreamchip ATOM one SSM500

Overview​

Dreamchip ATOM one SSM500 high-speed camera can be operated in standalone or in EVS modes from the Cyanview RCP.

  • In standalone mode, replay and trigger is done via Stream Deck or shuttle connected to the RCP. Replays are then stored in the camera's internal storage.
  • In EVS mode, The RCP acts as a bridge between EVS system and the camera.

Standalone Mode​

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This mode allows to operate slow motion and replays directly from the Cyanview RCP via a Streamdeck and a Shuttle Pro.

  • Connect the SSM500 to the CI0 using a Cyanview cy-cbl-dreamchip-02 cable.

  • Add your SSM500 camera to the RCP like described in the Serial Camera guide.

  • Connect the Streamdeck and Shuttle Pro to the USB connector of the RCP.

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  • Associate the Streamdeck and Shuttle Pro to the RCP controller.

Operation​

EVS Mode​

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In this mode, the RCP act as a gateway for the EVS.

Please refer to the EVS hypermotion page for EVS configuration.

Operation​

Buttons​

Here is the button mapping of the Shuttle Pro (left) and Shuttle Xpress (right):

From the field​

SSM500 shoulder camera in 4G​

The video feed is transmitted using RF systems (Vislink, etc.). The shading is done remotely (using 4G). But the cameraman is doing the trig/replay locally, for artistic/freedom reasons.

The RIO controls in parallel the camera and the lens. So if you paint, we send the informations to the camera. If you change iris, then we send the information to the lens.

SSM500 on drone​

Here, EVS is connected to our RCP. The trig/replay is sent to our RCP and forwarded to the camera over 4G.

The shading is done in parallel (including iris). While zoom/focus/PT are done by the drone operator.

Footnotes​

  1. RI0 is powered by D-TAP ↩

  2. This cable is used to control the Dreamchip SSM500 ↩

  3. This cable is used to control and power the B4 lens ↩

  4. This allows the RIO to connect to our cloud for remote control ↩

  5. This allows the cameraman to trig/replay and configure the camera slow motion and exposure settings. ↩

  6. This allows the RIO to connect to our cloud for remote control ↩

  7. This cable is used to control the Dreamchip SSM500 ↩

  8. This cable is used to control and power the B4 lens ↩