The Triad-Orbit IO-EXT2S is a 360° rotational IO connector offering 2" of additional reach and precise positioning for any equipment outfitted with Triad-Orbit IO connections. A large wing screw allows you to easily secure the position or loosen the hold for further adjustment. It includes a quick-change coupler head with a 5/8"-27 male thread and a 3/8"-16 adapter to expand its compatibility to support non-IO-equipped gear such as microphones, mic clips, and shockmounts.

Works with Any IO Connections    Rotates 360 Degrees    Wing Screw Secures Position    Includes 5/8"-27 and 3/8"-16 Adapters

• Pairs with IO-W wall mounts and IO-VM vesa mounts (both available separately) for wall-mounted computer monitors, televisions, or speakers
• Includes IO-H1 quick-change coupler and adapter for use with 5/8"-27 and 3/8"-16 threaded gear
• Attaches to any Triad-Orbit IO connection

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Want to future proof. Is this backwards compatible to use with my Thunderbolt 2 mac, till I upgrade?

A: As far as we know it is not. Backwards compatibility with Thunderbolt 2 computers is not listed with this Thunderbolt 3 model.

Q: 2. Can you use this device to connect 4 prosumer camcorders via SDI and send the signal to OBS or Wirecast to act like Blackmagic Duo Link 2 for Livestream to a laptop

A: This product is compatible with Wirecast. It does have 4 SDI inputs which Wirecast will see a sources for a streaming program.

Q: 3. Will it fit this reflector? https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1431463-REG/fotodiox_popspot_reflector_popspot_ultra_7_reflector.html/reviews

A: Yes the Popspot will work with the 7" grids.

Q: 4. Does work with M1 macs?

A: Yes, the Epiphan AV.io 4K USB 3.0 Video Grabber is compatible with M1 Apple computers.

Q: 5. can i input sdi/hdmi and output thunderbolt 3 to send image to prodisplay xdr?

A: The AJA Io 4K Plus Professional Video I/O for Thunderbolt 3 is intended to interface directly to a computer via thunderbolt 3. A signal could be routed to a Thunderbolt 3 compatible computer and then output by Thunderbolt 3 from that computer to a Pro Display XDR.

Q: 6. If I have A and B AJA CION cameras and I want to capture the 4k AJA RAW output at 4K/60p which requires 2 3G-SDI outputs from each camera do I need two lo 4k plus units connected to 2 separate laptops over tb3 to capture? or can I daisy chain the 2 lo 4k plus units together to one laptop and capture both RAW signals (A & B) simultaneously but separate data to suitable raid array for post processing?

A: I am sorry but two separate systems will be required to record two CIONs RAW output. A single laptop cannot handle the signal processing and disk write requirements of such a set up.

Q: 7. Does this fit with GTX STUDIO 35 to 105° Zoom Reflector for Profoto Studio Light?

A: No, the Impact 7" Grid Set (10/20/30/40°) will not fit the GTX STUDIO 35 to 105° Zoom Reflector for Profoto Studio Light.

Q: 8. Can I have 4 inputs and 1 output all going at the same time with this card?

A: The AJA Io X3 Professional Video I/O for Thunderbolt 3's four bidirectional BNC connectors can be configured in a variety of ways via the AJA Control Panel, including: • Two HD/SD inputs (SDI 1 and SDI 2) and two outputs (SDI 3 and SDI 4) • Four HD/SD inputs (SDI 1, SDI 2, SDI 3, SDI 4) Unfortunately 4 inputs and 1 output is not possible by defualt, but some third-party applications (examples: OBS Studio, Wirecast, Vmix) may support other input/output configurations.

Q: 9. Is this compatible with wirecast ?

A: Yes, this is compatible with Wirecast according to AJA.

Q: 10. Hello How many AJA Io 4K Plus units can be cascaded to Thunderbolt 3? Can HDMI input scaller? That is, whatever the laptop outputs on HDMI (atypical resolutions) can be converted to 1080p at capture? Thanks!

A: The AJA Io4K Plus via EDID will negotiate to whatever the highest broadcast video format (resolution) the source supports. If the computer HDMI out supports 4K, then it will be configured as 4K. Also, The AJA driver does support multiple units on one computer. Two units shouldn't be a problem, the restriction is the data bandwidth of Thunderbolt which is 40Gb/s.