flying faders I optical cable

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they are hard to get a hold of, real hard.  I am sure digikey sells the cables but I do not know the name of the end connector. It's different the other fiber optic I have seen
 
A lucky search turned up this......
http://www.rapidonline.com/Electronic-Components/Hfbr-4506z-Duplex-Connector-58-0862#techSpecs

It's the off white one 3 down in the picture. I'm not definite on this, but it looks right.

Avago site

http://www.avagotech.com/pages/en/fiber_optics/eval_kits_accessories/fiber_optic_connectors/

gives a PDF of the 4506 range, but I haven't studied it....
 
Old thread...
But I'm about to install a FF system and I'm missing the optic cable,
did you found out what the name where ?
The links doesn't work anymore:(
yes. I ended up buying one from Martinsound. I know they are in the Los Angeles area but give them a call and talk with Joe Flowers.
 
here is the cable :
https://www.digikey.com/en/products...tGb5XfjXiwxxMrDoqIlps7WzTYBpm9-gaAvWvEALw_wcB

Make sure to get the very dark grey and not the light grey cable. the dark has a much higher bandwidth and lower los. the proper one will have the: HFBR-4516Z – Duplex Latching plug as shown in the post above
cheers.
also I set one trimmer to 30ohms and the other to 65ohms to start to set up current. I cant remember which but I think the card on top of the rack is 30 and the computer card is 65.
 
I might have copied the wrong link, YES FULL Duplex. Digikey was offering the same image for several things...
 
Ok thanks.
I try that Digikey cable

I found out that Martinsound builds their own cables with "Extra Low Loss POF" cable
but that cable can only be bought in bulk lengths of 500m:(
 
HFBR-RMD010Z use Standard Attenuation POF cable
(that what the R stands for)
You think that will work?
I will only use 30 Faders and maybe Extra Low Loss POF cable
is needed when you use more faders.
 
I have it in use at Brooklyn Recording, 64 faders and Sear Sound, 36 channel, 8 group, 1, 4 channel master fader. I also build Pentium 4 FF computers with USB keyboard and mouse, display port (HDMI compatible), and SATA drives, in use at both above locations plus 2 more. The cable dropped right in with no adjustments necessary at Brooklyn and only very slight changes in the other 3 installations.
 
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