The Miro C210J & C210 are built on the same platform, each with distinguishing features to maximize their utility. Miro C-Series cameras can be used individually
or grouped together with a Miro Junction Box to create almost any multi-camera configuration imaginable: simple or complex

The cameras are small, light and rugged digital high-speed cameras, designed to meet demanding applications. They have a 12 bit ½-inch CMOS sensor and achieve up to 2,000 frames-per-second at full resolution of 1280 x 1024 with very low noise to capture critical details.

Miro C210J
Small, light, and rugged,the Miro C210J is designed for tough and difficult situations, such as automotive on-board applications. It uses a single cable to connect to the Miro Junction Box. Versatile, it can be connected to a Remote Control Unit and also has a DIN 1.0/2.3 connector for HD video.

Miro C210
The Miro C210 is ideal for single-camera applications requiring a small, light, and rugged camera. With three connections for Ethernet, Power, and Capture, it is compatible with all cables for Miro cameras. Additionally, the Miro C210 has a DIN 1.0/2.3 connector on the camera front for HD video. It comes with a power supply and MiniBoB to connect to the Capture connector. The MiniBoB is a simple and reliable way to control the Miro C210 with Trigger, Video, IRIG in, IRIG out, F-Sync, Ready, Strobe, Event and Memgate signals, greatly enhancing the Miro C210’s capability. Alternatively, the camera may also connect directly to a computer via Ethernet.

Features and benefits
Small, light & rugged	At 73 mm x 73 mm x 72 mm and weighing just 0.5 kg, the C210 and C210J are cubes small enough to fit into the tightest places. Strategically placed mounting holes securely position the cameras, even in difficult places. Tested at 170 G (IAW MIL-STD-810G) for shock, and 17 Grms (IAW MIL-STD-202G) for vibration, they are rugged enough to withstand the most challenging environments.
Image protection	Specifically designed to protect valuable images if a cable is severed during an experiment, each camera has local memory, including an internal, non-removable 240GB CineFlash for image storage. The cameras can be set to save all images immediately to the non-volatile CineFlash. An internal battery provides up to 30 minutes of back-up power should power be lost.
Motion Analysis	Phantom Camera Control (PCC) software, included, and which includes the motion analysis tools, can perform timing, position, distance, velocity, angle and angular speed measurements and provide a full suite of calculations on the data.
Modular and flexible for multi-camera configurations	The Miro C210 has connectors compatible with other Phantom Miro cameras for power and control, allowing it to operate as a stand-alone camera. The Miro C210J is designed to operate through a single cable to a Miro Junction Box (JBox - see right) . The JBox is a flexible hub designed not only to operate the cameras but to create almost any multi-camera configuration imaginable. Each JBox can accept up to six cameras, or use any one of the camera ports to daisy chain or tree branch to another JBox, significantly increasing the number of cameras in a configuration. The Miro C210, as well as other Miro cameras, can also connect to the Miro JBox, offering users additional configuration flexibility.
Additonal features
• Continuous recording		• Auto-exposure	• Multi-cine acquisition
• Gb ethernet		• Rechargeable battery	• Segment memory for up to 16 cines