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a TALLY switch
Enables (on) or disables (off) the TALLY
lamps (red and green).
However, tally signals assigned to pins 14
and 15 of the AUX connector are not
affected by the setting of this switch.
ON: Lights the TALLY lamps (red and
green) according to tally signals and
the state of the CALL button.
OFF: Does not light the TALLY lamps (red
and green).
b MONI. SEL (monitor select) switch
Selects the output from the
MONI.OUT(SDI) connector or MONITOR
OUT connector.
RET: Always outputs return video signals.
CAM/RET: Outputs return video as long
as the RET button is pressed, and
outputs camcorder video signals when
the RET button is not pressed.
c CALL button
Calls the operator of an XDCU-50. When
pressed, the CALL lamp on the XDCU-50
lights. The CALL and TALLY lamps on
this uni, the camcorder, and the remote
control unit do not light.
Note
Control over tally lamps varies depending
on the devices used in the system
(camcorder, XDCU-50, remote control
unit).
For details, refer to the instruction manuals of the
other devices.
d RET (return) button
When the MONI. SEL switch is set to
CAM/RET, you can also switch the video
signal from the MONI. OUT (SDI)
connector or MONITOR OUT connector to
return video.
e CEU (camera extension unit)
connector (26-pin)
Connect to the CA connector (26-pin) of the
XDCU-50 with the optional CCZ-A cable.
Power is supplied from the XDCU-50.
f CEU OUT (camera extension unit
output) connector
Connect to the CA IN connector of the
XDCU-50 with a BNC cable (5C-FB).
g CEU IN (camera extension unit
input) connector
Connect to the CA OUT connector of the
XDCU-50 with a BNC cable (5C-FB).
h MONI.OUT (monitor output) (SDI)
connector
Outputs HD SDI signals, either return video
signals from the XDCU-50 shooting and
output camcorder video signals from the
camcorder.
i DC OUT 12V 1A connector (XLR 4-
pin)
Supplies +12 V power to a monitor or other
external device.
The pin assignments are as follows.
Pin No.
Signal name
1
GND
2
Not used
3
Not used
4
+12V
j POWER switch
Powers the unit on when pressed to the """
side, and powers the unit off when pressed
to the "1" side.
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