CYANVIEW CY-RIO
The CyanView RiO (Remote IO) allows users to remotely control compatible cameras through an Ethernet Internet connection or by using a 4G/LTE modem. RiO can also be configured as a normal CI0 camera interface on local networks. Assuming that the LAN has latency, the RiO working mode is configurable on LAN to get any camera protocol to work on any latency. With the built-in camera control protocols, the camera connection remains stable regardless of the conditions of the Wi-Fi network and latency. Once the Internet connection is established, the RCP and RiO are connected. In addition, it is plug and play, thanks to the Cloud Relay. When connected through cell data, some linking video systems provide IP tunnels or Internet access points that can be used to link PCR and RO. It is also possible to add a 4G USB dongle to gain access to the Internet independently.

Thanks to RiO, users can control cameras and other remote equipment, connecting the auxiliary module locally or remotely to the manufacturer's CPRs. 1 year warranty.

05-04-23
CYANVIEW CY-RIO-LIVE
The RIO live is a mixture of:

A CI0 : has serial ports, screen and buttons
A CPR : has all the protocols inside, the same web user interface
It's an autonomous device for:

Target control
USB cameras (mirrorless, etc.)
Control WiFi LAN
Polecam, etc.
That can be linked to a PCR for remote control.

Compared to a CI0, which is a slave device:

..., RIO Live is an autonomous device, if you unplug the RCP, the camera/lente is still controlling
..., the link between a RCP and a RIO Live is more robust in unreliable networks (WiFi, etc. )
..., the configuration is totally different, it is configured in the RIO web interface and is imported into the RCP

Electrical power: compared to CI0, the RIO Live was designed for larger cameras. Where you don't have PoE. And we wanted it to be as small as possible and PoE occupies a lot of space.

So RIO Live is not PoE, you can feed it using 12V DC from:

D-Tap (camera, battery, etc.)
FOLLOW-UP
The DC IN voltage is between 10V and 24V.

The input voltage will be applied directly to the camera, so if you power it from batteries, make sure the camera also supports the highest battery voltage. For thermal reasons, the consumption of the camera should not exceed 12W per port.

1 year warranty.

CYANVIEW CY-RCPFRAME
CYANVIEW CY-RCPFRAME
RCP frame and lid to adapt to video desks with the same size as a Sony PCR.