Studio Camera Connections; Left Panel - Blackmagic Design Studio Camera 4K Plus Manual De Instalación Y Funcionamiento

Studio Camera Connections

This section contains details about all the connections on your Blackmagic Studio Camera
4K Plus or 4K Pro.

Left Panel

1 Locking USB
The two USB-C expansion ports allow for direct local recording onto USB-C flash disks
and used for connecting Blackmagic Zoom and Focus Demands. Port A is also used for
updating the camera's internal software.
2 3.5mm Microphone Jack
Connect a microphone to your camera's 3.5mm stereo connector. Mic and line level
audio are supported. The microphone level audio is lower than the line level, so if
you are connecting a microphone to the camera and have line level selected, you will
find the levels are too low. The microphone input also accepts SMPTE compliant LTC
timecode from an external source on the left channel. Valid timecode will be detected
automatically, and embedded in your video file as timecode metadata. We recommend
sending LTC timecode via a line level output, especially if you are not recording
timecode as an audio track.
3 3.5mm Headphone Jack
Monitor audio by plugging headphones into the 3.5mm stereo headphones jack.
4 XLR Audio In
Use the two balanced XLR inputs to plug in external analog audio from professional
equipment such as audio mixers, PA systems or external microphones. The XLR
connectors supply 48V phantom power so you can use microphones that aren't self
powered. Refer to the 'settings' section for more information on phantom power.
5 5-Pin XLR Talkback
Plug a broadcast headset into the 5 pin XLR connector. Using a broadcast headset
lets you communicate with the switcher operator. A pinout diagram is provided later
in this section.
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