Sony CA-FB70 Operating Instructions Manual page 36

a Cable clamp attachment
Attaches the supplied cable clamp belt.
b Accessory screw holes
These comprise of a U1/4"-20 screw
hole to secure an accessory, four screw
holes to secure the supplied accessory
fitting shoe (for the DXF-C50WA
Electronic Viewfinder), and four screw
holes to secure the optional cold shoe
kit (X-2546-633-).
c TALLY lamp (red)/(green)
When the TALLY switch is set to ON,
the TALLY lamp lights to indicate that a
tally signal is input to the connected
camera control unit or a call signal is
generated by pressing the CALL button.
When the TALLY switch is set to OFF,
the lamp does not light.
d AC adaptor attachment shoe
You can attach the AC-DN2B/DN10 AC
Adaptor to supply power to the adaptor.
e PGM (program) volume control
Adjusts the program audio listening
level.
f MIC (intercom mic) switch
Turns on or off output of intercom audio
signals. Set to ON when you talk to a
CCU or external system.
g INTERCOM volume control
Adjusts the volume level of the headset
connected to the INTERCOM
connector.
36 Names and Functions of Parts
h POWER switch / lamp
Set to ON to turn on the adaptor and set
to OFF to turn off. When the adaptor is
turned off, power will not be supplied to
the connected camera/camcorder.
When the adaptor is turned on, the
Power lamp lights (green).
i INTERCOM line switch
Selects the talk line.
PROD: To talk over the producer line.
ENG: To talk over the engineer line.
Note
When the adaptor is connected to the
HXC-D70 HD Color Camera, the
intercom of HXC-D70 becomes
available. In this case, you can select
the intercom line (PROD/ENG) of HXC-
D70 by the INTERCOM line switch of
the adaptor.
j CALL button
When this button is pressed, the red
CALL lamp on the front panel of a CCU
or external controlling device (RCP/RM,
etc.) will light.
k RET button / RET 2/3/4 switch
When using return video 1 and other
line simultaneously, the return video
signal selected with the RET 2/3/4
switch is displayed on the viewfinder
screen while the RET button is pressed.