The Camplex opticalCON DUO to DUO Multimode X-TREME Fiber Tactical Cable (100 ft) is a cut-proof and rodent-resistant tactical snake cable for for severe environments. It supports 2 optical channels and features a double jacket glass yarn armored construction and black PUR outer jacket. The connector features an all-metal housing and spring-loaded push-pull locking mechanism, and it's well protected against dirt and dust by an automatically operated sealing cover.

The cable is tested for < -55dB return loss and comes with diagnostics documentation.

Cut-Proof and Rodent-Resistant    Double Jacket Glass Yarn Armored    Black PUR Outer Jacket    Metal Housing Connectors    Spring-Loaded Push-Pull Locking    Automatically Operated Sealing Cover    < -55dB Return Loss

• Survivable, tight-buffered cables for severe environments
• Flame retardant and watertight and suitable for indoor and outdoor use
• Helically stranded cable core for flexibility
• Mechanical fiber protection
• Core-bonded Polyurethane inner and outer jacket
• Glass-rovings between inner and outer jacket for improved mechanical strength
• 30+ years predicted lifetime
• Automatic sealing shutter with silicone gasket providing dust and dirt protection
• Dust and water resistant according to IP65 in mated condition

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. what version of the SMB protocol?

A: According to the manufacturer all current versions are SMB 2 or newer.

Q: 2. can i use 2x10tb in this unit? i use raid 1

A: Yes, you can use two 10 TB 3.5" SATA hard drives in the Buffalo 8TB DriveStation Duo.

Q: 3. Has anyone used 2 of these together in a pcie thunderbolt3 enclosure on the same computer?

A: While we are not aware of a specific example of this, it is possible with a large enough chassis and a computer that has enough power to run both.

Q: 4. Will this work in a system with another identical card already in it? How will the second card present itself to video mixing applications (like OBS)? I'm imagining it being "Decklink Duo (5)" up to "Decklink Duo (8)", I just wanna make sure before I buy a second one

A: You can have multiple DeckLink cards of the same or different model in a system. Different video applications will label the cards and inputs/outputs differently.

Q: 5. Will this card help me to keyout the lyrics to an Atem switcher in order to add them to my livestream program and the projector?

A: Yes if you have software that will deliver key and fill signals to separate ports. It is best to check with your software provider to see if this card is supported.

Q: 6. Can i upgrade HDD from 2TB to 4TB ????

A: this product already carries 2 4TB drives

Q: 7. is there a limit to drive size for this unit? can it handle 2x18tb for example? has anyone tested Raid 1 on large drives?

A: According to the manufacture, the Buffalo 8TB DriveStation Duo should work with larger drive sizes, but they have not tested it with any drives other than the ones that ship with the enclosure, so there is currently no hard line spec on larger drive capacity, and, they also have said that removing the origional drives may void the warranty, so while we believe you could use 18TB drives in this enclosure, it may not be the best enclosure for the job.

Q: 8. Can this card input signal analogue/ composite from a sony mc2500 camera?

A: this card only acept SDI can be in format SD or HD. Not analogue (composite)

Q: 9. Does the back of the pouch have button straps or loops so it can be attached to a Pelican Molle panel?

A: Tenba Tools-Series Duo 8 Cable Pouch has loops on each corner so you can use multiple methods of attaching this pouch to Pelican EZ Click MOLLE Lid Panel. The back of the pouch has a 8.5 x 8 x 1.5" pocket. You can use the following fasteners. PortaBrace PS-6 6" Piggin String (Set of 3) BH #POPS6 • MFR #PS-6 https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/65641-REG/Porta_Brace_PS_6_PS_6_6_Piggin_String.html

Q: 10. Can I use this system for a 3-4 camera livestream setup where I can see every connection as an independent video source that I can switch between in the software? And if so, is there a 4k version available yet?

A: Many have suggested here that the decklink 8k Pro would be a comparable card with 4k resolution. Let me warn you, IT IS NOT! As someone who purchased the 8k card and have since returned it, know that the marketing material/ info is actually deceiving. It seems like it would allow for 4 separate in/s out/s at a time, but it doesn't actually do that. It's more of like a quad channel card, or a single input and output card, as opposed to 4 separate inputs or outputs.