Atomos
Atomos Powered Docking Station USB 3.1 atomdck004
A powered offload dock for Atomos Master Caddy and Master Caddy II drive caddies, connecting via USB 3.1 with a split USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 cable and a power port for RAID Caddy cables
- Offloads drive contents directly to your computer via integrated USB cable
- Powers Atomos RAID Caddy through dedicated power port for RAID workflows
- Connects to modern and legacy systems with USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 split Y-cable
- Accepts both Master Caddy and Master Caddy II drive modules
- Low-profile design fits on a desk or in a transport bag
Offload Dock for Atomos Drive Caddies
This low-profile docking station offloads footage from a single Atomos Master Caddy or Master Caddy II directly to a computer. The integrated cable combines one USB 3.0 and one USB 2.0 connector for broad host compatibility. Older systems may need both connectors attached to supply enough power. It is built for editors who need a compact, desk-friendly offload solution.
Power Port for RAID Caddy Cable
The upgraded powered design adds a dedicated port that accepts an Atomos RAID Caddy power cable. This allows the dock to support RAID caddies when required, a capability the previous USB 3.0 station lacked. Buyers who never use RAID caddies will not need this port. It is the single specification that decides whether the powered model is necessary for a given workflow.
Fits Transport Bag and Desktop
The small footprint lets the dock sit permanently on a workstation or slip into a transport bag alongside caddies. It draws power from the host USB ports, so no external power supply is required for single-caddy offloads. RAID caddy operation does need the separate Atomos power cable. The station serves solo editors and mobile crews who move between set and edit suite.
Highlights
- Offloads drive contents directly to your computer via integrated USB cable
- Powers Atomos RAID Caddy through dedicated power port for RAID workflows
- Connects to modern and legacy systems with USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 split Y-cable
- Accepts both Master Caddy and Master Caddy II drive modules
- Low-profile design fits on a desk or in a transport bag
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How fast will footage offload from a Master Caddy through the USB 3.1 connection?
The dock uses a split Y-cable with USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 connectors; offload speed is limited to the USB 3.0 specification of the cable.
Which USB standard does the integrated cable actually use for data transfer?
The integrated cable provides one USB 3.0 and one USB 2.0 connector for data and power compatibility.
What caddy models fit this dock and how many can be mounted at once?
It accepts one Master Caddy or Master Caddy II at a time and includes a power port for an optional RAID Caddy cable.
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