RED ONE MX Original Documentation (Archived)

The following pages were archived from red.com via the Wayback Machine. These are the primary sources for the content on this site.

Resource Archive URL Notes
RED ONE Tech Specs (2010) web.archive.org Mysterium sensor specs
RED ONE MX Product Page (2011) web.archive.org Mysterium-X specs and pricing
Camera Overview (2010) web.archive.org Marketing overview
Firmware Release History web.archive.org Builds 3-30 with full notes
Digital Storage Accessories web.archive.org CF, RED-DRIVE, RED-RAM
Power System web.archive.org RED BRICK, RED CHARGER
RED-RAIL System web.archive.org Rail components
Lenses (2010) web.archive.org RED 18-50mm f/2.8
RED PRO Lenses (2011) web.archive.org RED PRO Prime and Zoom
RED ROCKET (2011) web.archive.org PCIe accelerator card
Store - RED ONE MX body (Nov 2010) web.archive.org $25,000 body price
Camera Quotes web.archive.org Director and DP testimonials
RED Workflow web.archive.org FCP, Avid, DI finish paths

r1mx Project

The r1mx reverse engineering project is the primary source for all hardware and repair documentation on this site.

Resource Link
GitHub Repository github.com/simukka/r1mx
README (project overview) README.md
SSD Drive Research ssd_drive/README.md
Firmware Archive firmware/
Board Component Images components/
Open Issues github.com/simukka/r1mx/issues

Technical References

Resource Description
RED ONE Specs (RED Support) Official RED support page with published specs
Xilinx Virtex-4 Overview FPGA used for sensor data pipeline and REDCODE encoding
VxWorks (Wind River) RTOS running on the RED ONE MX
Silicon Image SiI3512 2-port SATA PCI host controller datasheet
Toshiba HG3 SSD (THNSNC256GBSJ) Identified REDMAG drive datasheet (in repository)

PCB Reverse Engineering Methods

These papers informed the reverse engineering methodology used in the r1mx project:

Resource Authors
PCB Reverse Engineering (ISTFA 2015) University of Florida ECE
PCB Deconstruction Techniques Grand Idea Studio
SMD Databook 2007 SMD component reference (in repository)

Community

Resource Description
REDUSER.net Official RED user forum; historical RED ONE MX threads
RED Support Center Official support documentation (may have limited RED ONE coverage)

Right to Repair

The r1mx project is aligned with the Right to Repair movement. The RED ONE and RED ONE MX are fully discontinued, no longer under warranty, and no longer serviceable by the manufacturer. Owners of these cameras have a legitimate interest in understanding and repairing their own equipment.

Relevant frameworks and resources:

Resource Description
Right to Repair (iFixit) Right to repair advocacy and resources
Electronic Frontier Foundation - Right to Repair Digital rights perspective on repair