Cables needed to support Sony EVI-D70

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johnshaw
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Cables needed to support Sony EVI-D70

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Gentlemen,

I am currently putting a plan in place to run an Ethernet cable, from our attic (dmarc) where the DSL Router, and Firewall are located - to our Media Center Satellite box. I would like to prepare for a future purchase of the Sony camera as well and wire up all needed cables for that system. What type of cabling should I be pre-wiring for the purchase?
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Cat 5/6 to control it and either cat 5/6 or RG6 coax for video.

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Controlling Sony Cameras

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Our last Stake Conference was done with dual EVID70 Sony Cameras linked with these cables we bought from ebay and the routed through CAT5 cabling in the building.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Sony-EVI-D30-VISCA- ... 3c89b1962a
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Another Solution

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This one was installed by my predecessor as STS:

All of these components come from Vaddio (http://www.vaddio.com)

1) We add a shoe to the Sony EVI-D70 camera that brings the video and control out as RJ45 connections. This allows us to run a pair of Cat5 cables from the camera to our control room (Library).

http://www.vaddio.com/product-detail.php?p=105

2) In the control room, the Cat 5 cable carrying the video is fed into a small connect box that outputs either S-Video or composite video.

http://www.vaddio.com/product-detail.php?p=252

3) The Cat 5 cable for the control signals as well as the video signal are connected into a controller/mixer with a joystick that allows us to pan/zoom the camera remotely as well as see what the camera sees. This controller supports up to 6 cameras. You can define several presets for each camera so that it's easy to move from, for example, pulpit view to choir view.

http://www.vaddio.com/product-detail.php?p=51

It's worked well for us for a couple of years.
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ThomsonMA wrote:This one was installed by my predecessor as STS:

All of these components come from Vaddio (http://www.vaddio.com)

1) We add a shoe to the Sony EVI-D70 camera that brings the video and control out as RJ45 connections. This allows us to run a pair of Cat5 cables from the camera to our control room (Library).

http://www.vaddio.com/product-detail.php?p=105

2) In the control room, the Cat 5 cable carrying the video is fed into a small connect box that outputs either S-Video or composite video.

http://www.vaddio.com/product-detail.php?p=252

3) The Cat 5 cable for the control signals as well as the video signal are connected into a controller/mixer with a joystick that allows us to pan/zoom the camera remotely as well as see what the camera sees. This controller supports up to 6 cameras. You can define several presets for each camera so that it's easy to move from, for example, pulpit view to choir view.

http://www.vaddio.com/product-detail.php?p=51

It's worked well for us for a couple of years.

Your setup is exactly what we are looking for in our Stake to improve our Stake Conference broadcasts (except we are looking to use 3 cameras). How did you purchase the products from vaddio? It seems that they only sell to dealers. How and where are your cameras mounted?

Thank you for your help.
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