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- Page 1 258 Oak Tree Road, Tappan, NY 10983 info@telescript.com 201-767-6733 Telescript’s Expert Prompting System Expert 150, 170, 190 Assembly Instructions telescript.com...
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Page 2: Parts List
Parts List: 1 - Monitor plate with back bracket 1 - Reference monitor mounting plate 1 - 23” mounting plate (with hardware) 1 - 3” Riser Block (with hardware) 1 - 19” Prompter Monitor (with power supply) 1 - 17.3” Reference Monitor (with power supply) 1 - ClockOne clock (with power supply and hardware) 1 - TallyOne (with mounting plate, power supply, light sensor and repeater cable) - Page 3 Remove the camera heads wedge plate from the cam- era head and attach to the bottom of the 23” mount- ing plate. Depending on the type of camera you are using, you will need to make sure that you position this plate in a location that brings the balance of the system to the center.
- Page 4 4. Remove the two bolts that were shipped installed on the front of your 23” mounting plate. Then, use those two bolts to attach the monitor mounting plate you assembled in step 3. Be sure to center the monitor plate on the 23”...
- Page 5 7. Take the 4 thumb screws for each monitor (the prompter monitor and the reference monitor) and thread them one turn into the back of each monitor. Be sure to not mix the screws up as they are specific to each monitor. For the prompter monitor, use the outer 4 holes.
- Page 6 11. Take your reference monitor and insert the thumb screws into the corresponding keyholes on the reference monitor mounting plate. Slide the monitor up until it sits flush with the ClockOne. 12. On the bottom of your TallyOne you will find 2 thumb screws.
- Page 7 15. Along the bottom inside edge of the hood mask, you will find a strip of Velcro just above the bottom flap of the mask. Attach this strip Velcro on the mask to the Velcro strip along the bottom of the beamsplitter frame. Tuck the bottom flap of the mask behind the prompter monitor to conceal the mounting hardware.
- Page 8 See the Clock and Tally section for further de- tails on using the clock and tally. If you require all units to be powered off on ONE power supply, you will need to contact Telescript International to obtain a special order power supply and power adapter.
- Page 9 20. Your fully built Expert System should now look like this when powered and with signals being sent to both monitors. ClockOne and TallyOne Operation TallyOne: The TallyOne uses a DC power input jack that accepts a standard 2.1mm plug, with center positive. Input power is nominally 12VDC at 1.2 amps maximum .
- Page 10 ClockOne: ClockOne Left side: LTC (Longitudinal Time Code) input is a standard XLR3 female that accepts a balanced or unbalanced signal between 50 mV and 2 Vpp. Pin 1 is ground, a balanced signal is applied between pins 2 and 3, and an unbalanced signal may be applied between either pin 2 or pin 3 and ground.
- Page 11 For older Telescript TallyOne units (only Red/Green units), or if your tally system only outputs On/Off (Red/Green), follow these notes: The sensor input is a standard 3.5mm phone jack. The sleeve is grounded. The tip is pulled up to +5 volts by a resistor.
- Page 12 For newer Telescript Tally One units (Red/Amber/Green), and if your tally system outputs a “Standby” or “Ready” signal, the following technical information explains the interface. 100K 100K RING AMBER COMMAND RED COMMAND SLEEVE The sensor input is a standard 3.5mm stereo phone jack. The sleeve is grounded and the tip and ring are each pulled up to +5 volts by resistors.
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