Figure 5: Bnc Connectors - Nielsen 1000-1161 Series Equipment Manual

Equipment Manual: Encoder 1000-1161
Document #: 1050-1475
Revision: F
The unbalanced BNC connections, (input and output) are female BNC connectors, as shown in
Figure 5.
6. IF USING XLR: Connect the male end of an XLR cable to the connector marked IN on the
back of the SGE. Connect the female end of this same cable to the output connector on the
device currently outputting the program material to be encoded.
IF USING BNC: Connect the male end of a BNC cable to the BNC connector marked IN on
the back of the SGE. Connect the other end of this same cable to the output connector on the
device currently outputting the program material to be encoded.
7. IF USING XLR: Connect the female end of an XLR cable to the connector marked OUT on
the back of the SGE. Connect the male end of this same cable to the input connector on the
device to receive the encoded program material.
IF USING BNC: Connect the male end of a BNC cable to the BNC connector marked OUT on
the back of the SGE. Connect the other end of this same cable to the input connector on the
device to receive the encoded program material.
8. Optional: To allow remote monitoring of this Encoder's bypass and encode modes, use a
DB9 cable to connect a remote bypass device to the male DB9 connector at the back of the
Encoder labeled BYPASS MONITOR. The pinouts on this connector are detailed below:
Pin 3 – Common connection
Pin 4 – Bypass mode
Pin 7 – Encode mode

Figure 5: BNC Connectors

(pins 3+4 shorted, 3+7 open)
(pins 3+7 shorted, 3+4 open)
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