mastRcam Hardware Components

mastRcam Hardware Components

The following graphics show the various hardware components of the mastRcam Mobile trailer:

MASTRCAM TRAILER



USER CONSOLE (DASHBOARD)
The image below shows the Dashboard of a dual camera mastRcam with 2 monitors, 2 UMR-20 recorders, and dual tilt controller.


UNDER CONSOLE
The image below shows the equipment underneath the console accessible by opening the Console Access Panel (Kickpanel).


RIGHT SIDE HATCH (AC/DC PANEL)
The image below shows the AC/DC panel found inside of the side hatch on the right side of the console. The breakers on this panel allow you to individually shut power off or on for specific equipment.


LEFT SIDE HATCH (HD-100, AJA, & DC PANEL)
The image below shows the inside of the side hatch on the left side of the console. Here there are a set of DC breakers as well as the HD-100 Image Stabilizers (Video Processors) and AJA Distribution Amplifiers (DA).

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