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Silver back II
- 1. Video & Fiber Optic Systems
- 2. SilverBack II Dual-Purposing ENG-style camcorders Audio 1 & 2 (mic/line) Ret. HD/SDI (3 Gb/s) Prompter Ethernet (GigE) Time Code Production Sound (2-4 Ch) Camera Control (RCP/OCP, etc.) Tri Level Sync/Genlock Time Code Remote Focus/Iris/Zoom Tally (rec & green) Intercom (2 channels: RTS/CC/4W) HD/SDIVideo (3Gb/s) Control Room Give Any Camcorder Full “Studio” Capability For Multi-Camera Production
- 3. Fiber/Power Solution #1: Tactical Fiber & Local Power • Longest Distance • Lightest, most robust cable • Lightest, most Economical • Requires battery or power at camera
- 4. Fiber/Power Solution #2: Juice & SMPTE Hybrid Cable • 100W Power to Camera and Accessories • Economical Studio Solution
- 5. Fiber/Power Solution #3: External Juice48 Power Supply • Power Camera After Long “Dry” Fiber Run • 100 Watts Power to Camera and Accessories • Perfect for Infrastructure Campus & Stadium Use
- 6. Fiber/Power Solution #3: External Juice48 Power Supply • Power Camera After Long “Dry” Fiber Run • 100 Watts Power to Camera and Accessories • Perfect for Infrastructure Campus & Stadium Use
Editor's Notes
- There are three main applications to a systemitized “or “Connected” camcorder: plication), where the camera signals are connected to a control room or OB truck 3. News Production, where a single camera is connected to a truck with a microwave or uplink transmitter. 4. Whichever application, the have one thing in common: Many signals have to go between the camera “somewhere else”. 5: The most important: the uncompressed HD/SDI from the camera 6: Return HD/SDI for the operator to see Genlock Timecode Camera Control Composite video from the camera (menus) Composite to the camera (return 2) Prompter (also composite) Audio from mics at the camera Return audio from the production mixer to record on the camera Time code FROM the camera Two channels of Intercom Tally lights Additional datas for remote control of other things like remote focus of the lens Ethernet (for use of a laptop at the camera end)
- With any camcorder…: Simply remove the battery (Anton/Bauer or V-Mount) Snap on the SilverBack Reattach the battery(or use a different local power supply) Connect to the Base Station with tactical fiber cable If you want to power the camera via the Hybrid cable.. Remove the battery
- 7) Connect to the Base Station with SMPTE Hybrid cable. The Power Supply is built into the Base Station. Runs most cameras (up to 95 Watts) as far as usually needed (up to 240 Meters with power)
- If you have to go 8) thru infrastructure fiber (lets say a stadium) and still power the camera, you can do that with the 9) Juice48 “throwdown” power supply. 10) Run from the base station thru dry infrastructure fiber to the Juice48 11) Connect it to AC mains 12) Then connect with SMPTE Hybrid cable to the Camera Unit with Juice. 13) It gives you plenty of power after a dry fiber run to power most cameras and accessories.
- If you have to go 8) thru infrastructure fiber (lets say a stadium) and still power the camera, you can do that with the 9) Juice48 “throwdown” power supply. 10) Run from the base station thru dry infrastructure fiber to the Juice48 11) Connect it to AC mains 12) Then connect with SMPTE Hybrid cable to the Camera Unit with Juice. 13) It gives you plenty of power after a dry fiber run to power most cameras and accessories.