Blackmagic Ursa Connectors; Camera Assist And Audio Station Connectors - Blackmagicdesign Blackmagic URSA Installation And Operation Manual

Blackmagic URSA Connectors

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SDI OUT
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SDI IN
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REF IN
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TIMECODE IN
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TIMECODE OUT
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IRIS
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IRIS FOCUS
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R IRIS FOCUS PEAK DISP MENU
The camera assist and audio station features headphones,
LANC remote control, 3G-SDI out, +12 V power out and XLR
'audio in' connectors.
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Blackmagic URSA Connectors

Camera Assist and Audio Station Connectors

Blackmagic URSA's connectors, such as headphones, LANC, +12 V power, 3G-SDI out and external
XLR audio are conveniently located on the camera assist and audio station. The rear panel provides
SDI in, SDI out, reference BNC, and timecode BNC in and out connectors. Use the USB 2.0 connector
located on the bottom panel for updating the internal software.
Headphones
Monitor audio while recording or playing back clips by plugging your headphones into the 1/4" TRS
stereo headphones jack.
LANC Remote Control
The remote port on your camera is used to remotely control record starting and stopping, iris and
focus adjustments when using a compatible lens.
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The port is a 2.5 mm stereo jack using the standard LANC protocol.
3G-SDI Out
Use Blackmagic URSA's down converted 3G-SDI output to send 1080 HD video to an external viewfinder
such as the Blackmagic URSA Viewfinder. This output can also be connected to routers, monitors,
SDI capture devices, broadcast switchers and other SDI video equipment.
+12 V Power Output
Use the 4 pin 12 Volt XLR connector for powering accessories, such as an external viewfinder.
XLR Audio In
Use the balanced XLR inputs to plug in external analog audio from professional equipment such
as audio mixers, PA systems or even external microphones. The XLR connectors supply phantom
power so you can use microphones that aren't self powered. To enable phantom power select 'input
levels/mic low' or 'mic high' on the 'audio' settings touchscreen menu. Scroll the menu to reveal the
'phantom power' setting and select 'on'. To disable phantom power, select 'off'.
Phantom power is active when 'audio input/inputs' is selected.