What the thread found

• The Artemis sled features 3-pin Lemo power outputs; pinout details are found in the Artemis manual.
• The Volt battery also uses a 3-pin Lemo connector.
• Polarity must always be verified with a meter before connecting: some Artemis units (original Sachtler versus ARRI-built versions) have reversed pinouts, and one operator destroyed a monitor by connecting with incorrect polarity.
• The 4-pin video connector supplies both power and video signal for transmitters and monitors, suitable for low-mode monitor operation; however, the video line connects to the SD input rather than HD input (unconfirmed).
• Lemo half-moon shaped connectors are S-series; standard connectors are B-series; replacement connectors are available from Lemo distributors and reliable third-party manufacturers, and soldering is possible if pinout is known.
• Ready-made Artemis generation 1 cables are available from a cable specialist in Munich; custom cables from another supplier; used cables from dissolved Artemis 1 rigs.
• When in doubt, contact Tiffen or ARRI directly for clarification.

Depends on

• Pinout varies between Sachtler-built and ARRI-built Artemis units.
• Video connector video line function (SD versus HD input) remains unconfirmed.

Gear in this thread

Artemiscatalog, Voltcatalog

Parts

Low Mode

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