Connectors on the Rear and Right Side

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5 CCU connector

1INTERCOM/PROGRAM connector

2 PROMPTER OUT connector

6 DATA connector

 

3 RETURN OUT connector

7 DC OUT connector

 

 

8 DC IN connector

4MIC IN (CH1/CH2) connectors

Illustration: CA-TX7

1INTERCOM/PROGRAM connector (XLR 5-pin, male)

Connect a headset for monitoring intercom audio or program audio. Normally, a monaural (one-side) headset should be connected.

An internal adjustment can be made to enable both sides of the headset to receive audio, with intercom audio on the left side and program audio on the right side.

Contact your Sony dealer for further information on this internal adjustment.

2PROMPTER OUT (teleprompter video signal output) connector (BNC type)

Outputs teleprompter video signals1) from the camera control unit. (This unit can treat color teleprompter video signals.)

If you have made the internal adjustment to change the teleprompter video signal transfer direction so that signals are transferred from this unit to the camera control unit, this connector becomes the input connector for teleprompter video signals.

Contact your Sony dealer for further information on the internal adjustment to change the teleprompter video signal transfer direction.

3RETURN OUT (return video signal output) connector (BNC type)

Outputs return video signals from a camera control unit. Use the RETURN 1 and RETURN 2 buttons to switch between the two return video signals.

4MIC IN (CH1/CH2) (MIC inputs, channel 1 and channel 2) connectors (XLR 3-pin, female)

Connect external microphones or other equipment as sources for audio to be transferred to the camera control unit’s channel 1 or 2.

Set the AUDIO SELECT (CH1/CH2) switch to select the channel for the connected equipment.

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1)Teleprompter video signals: Video signals for prompter which displays scripts in the television monitor by the camera lens or on the face of a one-way mirror

positioned directly in front of the camera lens so that performers can read scripts while looking into the camera lens.

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