Camera Cable Length

CardboardHacker

Canada

Asked Jan 2014 — Edited Jan 2014

The new cameras that connect to the v4 use wires. How long are the wires? Need a lot of cable for the creeper project.

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DJ Sures

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#1 Jan 2014

We haven't tested to find out the maximum wire length. I'll have jeremie try and see what we get. The speed is 3.3mbps for the streaming video - the wire length will affect the communication but i'm not sure of the maximum distance yet

CardboardHacker

Canada

#2 Jan 2014

Whats the length that comes stock? Or you still dont know?

DJ Sures

PRO

Synthiam

#3 Jan 2014

this will answer your camera wire length question

CardboardHacker

Canada

#4 Jan 2014

Wow! Well, I don't think I heard what length its going to ship with. Could you give me that?

Dave Schulpius

PRO

USA

#5 Jan 2014

Thanks DJ and crew for doing this. I was watching this thread and waiting for an answer. I'll be running a long cord on my robot also and this could have been an issue.

DJ Sures

PRO

Synthiam

#6 Jan 2014

I think the length is 8" but there are extensions to make it longer for people who wish to mount the camera in a different place.

Dunning-Kruger

Canada

#7 Jan 2014

It looks like generic 3wire servo cable you are using.... awesome

CardboardHacker

Canada

#8 Jan 2014

It's 4 wire rryerson. Well, I might cut the cable and extend it myself.

Dunning-Kruger

Canada

#9 Jan 2014

There are a lot of 4 wire cables around as well. They are also pretty standard... I have a bunch for my I2C with my Vex stuff....

Rich

United Kingdom

#10 Jan 2014

Grab yourself a JST crimper and you can make a cable as long as you need it to be with whatever colours you need and as many cores/cables you need. This is just one more reason for me to bite the bullet and get myself a JST crimper I guess.