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D-tap to lemo C300M2 doens't work?

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  1. alain baars

    alain baars Member

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    I took a D-tap to Lemo to power my Canon C300M2, I used the same cable on my modified M10, but in this case nothing happens. I used the power outlet under the Movi Pro, like I am supposed to.
    I don't know why it doesn't work
     
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    Graham Futerfas Well-Known Member

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    Hi Alain, did you plug it in to the 6A Camera output or the 2A Accessory output?
     
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    Graham Futerfas Well-Known Member

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    There are two 12V's next to each other there, and if you're looking at them, you should plug in to the left one.
     
    #3 Graham Futerfas, Jan 7, 2017
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    I don't know which one that is, I use the lemo connection on the lower right side
     

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    I just read your ansewr, is there a diffence between the Two?
    I will have to get a new cable anyway, cause the direction is the reverse one that I want
     
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    how stupid of me, I just read it on one of my pictures I took from my setup!
     

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    Yes, I think you figured it out. Your DTap plug is in the accessory port, not the camera port. You need to move your DTap to the other port next to it.

    The DTap port on the left side is for cameras and has more current available -- 6 amps. The accessory port you're plugged into right now is only good for 2 amps.
     
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