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Help Guide
Interchangeable Lens Digital Camera
ILX-LR1
Connecting to a power source
Use the Power & Control Cable (supplied) to connect this product to a power supply device such as an AC adaptor.
Connect a DC plug conforming to IEC60130-10 (JEITA standards RC-5320A) TYPE4 to the supplied Power & Control
Cable, and use a power supply device with a voltage range of 10.5 V – 13.5 V. We recommend using Sony AC adaptor
AC-UES1230MT.
Connect the Power & Control Cable (supplied) to a power supply device such as an AC adaptor.
1
Connect the Power & Control Cable to the Power & Control terminal of the camera.
2
Turn on the power supply device.
3
Check that the power lamp of the camera is lit to ensure that power is being supplied correctly to the camera.
The color of the power lamp indicates the power status of the camera.
When lit up in green (start-up state): Power is being supplied, and the ON/OFF (power) switch is turned on
When lit up in red (standby state): Power is being supplied, and the ON/OFF (power) switch is turned off
Hint
By connecting individual devices to the FOCUS/TRIGGER/EXPOSURE terminals of the Power & Control terminal, you can send
a command to focus the camera (FOCUS) or to release the shutter (TRIGGER) to this product or send a shooting timing signal
(EXPOSURE) to the drone.
For the specifications and connection methods of each terminal, refer to
Note
The working voltage range of the available power supply is DC 10 V to 18 V. (This is the guaranteed range for the voltage
received by this product (voltage at the receiving end).)
This product may require approximately 40 W of power momentarily when shooting still images. Use a power supply device with a
supply capacity of 40 W or more. In addition, use a power supply device and cable that comply with the laws and regulations of
your country or region. If the power supply capacity is 40 W or less, verify operation before use.
When using a cable other than the supplied Power & Control Cable, confirm that power is supplied and the power lamp lights up
in red, then connect the HDMI cable or USB cable, and turn the ON/OFF (power) switch on. If the power lamp does not light up in
red, the terminal connection of the cable in use may be incorrect.
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