> If someone more would be interested in it, I'll try find some time to retype > it ;-)
I've received feedback from several fellows asking me for that. So, here it is as promised:
INTERCOM/TALLY/PGM (D-Sub 25P, FEMALE)
No. Signal Specifications ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1 ENG (R) (X) OUT ENG SYSTEM RECEIVE ------------------------------- 2 ENG (R) (Y) OUT 0 dBu BALANCED ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 3 ENG (G) GND for ENG ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4 ENG (T) (X) IN ENG SYSTEM TALK ------------------------------- 5 ENG (T) (Y) IN 0 dBu BALANCED ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 6 PGM (X) IN -20dBu/0dBu ------------------------------- 7 PGM (Y) IN (Selectable with ------------------------------- 8 PGM (G) IN S451/AU board) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 9 GND GND for AUX ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 10 AUX8 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 11 R TALLY (X) IN ON: 24 V dc, TTL (H), SHORT ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 12 R TALLY (Y) IN OFF: 0 V dc, TTL (L), OPEN ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 13 GND CHASSIS GND ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 14 PROD (R) (X) OUT PROD SYSTEM ------------------------------- 15 PROD (R) (Y) OUT RECEIVE 0 dBu BALANCED ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 16 PROD (G) GND for PROD ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 17 PROD (T) (X) IN PROD SYSTEM TALK ------------------------------- 18 PROD (T) (Y) IN 0 dBu BALANCED ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 19 NC No connection ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 20 NC No connection ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 21 NC No connection ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 22 AUX7 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 23 AUX6 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 24 G TALLY (X) IN ON: 24 V dc, TTL (H), SHORT ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 25 G TALLY (Y) IN OFF: 0 V dc, TTL (L), OPEN ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> If someone more would be interested in it, I'll try find some time to retype > it ;-)
> --
> Pozdrawiam / Best regards
> Tadeusz Krzemiński
I am looking for the D-sub 25 intercom/tally pin configuration for the ccu-tx50. Any ideas where I can get this info? If I could find the service manual, that would be great too.
On 22-05-07 14:35, in article 1179837302.595894.326...@x18g2000prd.googlegroups.com,
"bcha...@strongcommunications.com" <bcha...@strongcommunications.com> wrote: > I am looking for the D-sub 25 intercom/tally pin configuration for the > ccu-tx50. Any ideas where I can get this info?
> On 22-05-07 14:35, in article > 1179837302.595894.326...@x18g2000prd.googlegroups.com,
> "bcha...@strongcommunications.com" <bcha...@strongcommunications.com> wrote: > > I am looking for the D-sub 25 intercom/tally pin configuration for the > > ccu-tx50. Any ideas where I can get this info?
> > If I could find the service manual, that would be great too.
> I think you can download it after registration athttp://www.sonybiz.net/ > But I might be wrong.
> --
> Pozdrawiam / Best regards
> Tadeusz Krzemiński
After doing lots of research yesterday, I found the Sony Broadcast Operations Support Center. They were very helpful in faxing pin configs and other pertinent info. If your interested, their number is: 1-800-883-6817. They faxed me about 20 pages from the CCU-TX50 service manual. I am still waiting for a call back from the tech re tiing all camera intercom together as well as tiing the intercom in with a channel of Clearcom linking video world with production via a 2 channel Clearcom base station. My engineer did it for me in Vegas with a TX7, but that was about 9 years ago, and I forgot how we did it. Any ideas?
On 23-05-07 14:45, in article 1179924355.617368.51...@q69g2000hsb.googlegroups.com,
"bcha...@strongcommunications.com" <bcha...@strongcommunications.com> wrote: > After doing lots of research yesterday, I found the Sony Broadcast > Operations Support Center.
[cut]
That's very kind of them.
> I am still waiting for a call back from the tech re tiing all camera > intercom together as well as tiing the intercom in with a channel of > Clearcom linking video world with production via a 2 channel Clearcom > base station.
I'm sorry but I can't understand what you want to do. First of all, did you mean using ClearCom / Telex / RTS wireless base station (trademark's different, idea's the same)? Is any intercom matrix involved? How many cameras in there? Two-way intercom or without talkback? Are there any separated channels?
Can you put more light here? I might find some quick solution.
> On 23-05-07 14:45, in article > 1179924355.617368.51...@q69g2000hsb.googlegroups.com,
> "bcha...@strongcommunications.com" <bcha...@strongcommunications.com> wrote: > > After doing lots of research yesterday, I found theSonyBroadcast > > Operations Support Center.
> [cut]
> That's very kind of them.
> > I am still waiting for a call back from the tech re tiing all camera > > intercom together as well as tiing the intercom in with a channel of > > Clearcom linking video world with production via a 2 channel Clearcom > > base station.
> I'm sorry but I can't understand what you want to do. First of all, did you > mean using ClearCom / Telex / RTS wireless base station (trademark's > different, idea's the same)? Is any intercom matrix involved? How many > cameras in there? Two-way intercom or without talkback? Are there any > separated channels?
> Can you put more light here? I might find some quick solution.
> --
> Pozdrawiam / Best regards
> Tadeusz Krzemiński
Tadeusz,
I have 3 cameras, and I want the ability to tie all together, ie. partyline. once we have all 3 cameras tied together with 2 way communication, I want to be able toput that channel of communication into a 2 channel Clearcom (brand name) main station. This will result in have 1 channel of communication from Video TD and Camera Operators, and 1 channel of communication from Video TD with lighting, sound, and the rest of production for shows. I can then also combine both channels for full communications to all. (A + B channel link mode). I hope this paints a clearer picture for you,
> On 23-05-07 14:45, in article > 1179924355.617368.51...@q69g2000hsb.googlegroups.com,
> "bcha...@strongcommunications.com" <bcha...@strongcommunications.com> wrote: > > After doing lots of research yesterday, I found theSonyBroadcast > > Operations Support Center.
> [cut]
> That's very kind of them.
> > I am still waiting for a call back from the tech re tiing all camera > > intercom together as well as tiing the intercom in with a channel of > > Clearcom linking video world with production via a 2 channel Clearcom > > base station.
> I'm sorry but I can't understand what you want to do. First of all, did you > mean using ClearCom / Telex / RTS wireless base station (trademark's > different, idea's the same)? Is any intercom matrix involved? How many > cameras in there? Two-way intercom or without talkback? Are there any > separated channels?
> Can you put more light here? I might find some quick solution.
> --
> Pozdrawiam / Best regards
> Tadeusz Krzemiński
Tadeusz,
I have 3 cameras, and I want the ability to tie all together, ie. partyline. once we have all 3 cameras tied together with 2 way communication, I want to be able toput that channel of communication into a 2 channel Clearcom (brand name) main station. This will result in have 1 channel of communication from Video TD and Camera Operators, and 1 channel of communication from Video TD with lighting, sound, and the rest of production for shows. I can then also combine both channels for full communications to all. (A + B channel link mode). I hope this paints a clearer picture for you,
> On 23-05-07 14:45, in article > 1179924355.617368.51...@q69g2000hsb.googlegroups.com,
> "bcha...@strongcommunications.com" <bcha...@strongcommunications.com> wrote: > > After doing lots of research yesterday, I found theSonyBroadcast > > Operations Support Center.
> [cut]
> That's very kind of them.
> > I am still waiting for a call back from the tech re tiing all camera > > intercom together as well as tiing the intercom in with a channel of > > Clearcom linking video world with production via a 2 channel Clearcom > > base station.
> I'm sorry but I can't understand what you want to do. First of all, did you > mean using ClearCom / Telex / RTS wireless base station (trademark's > different, idea's the same)? Is any intercom matrix involved? How many > cameras in there? Two-way intercom or without talkback? Are there any > separated channels?
> Can you put more light here? I might find some quick solution.
> --
> Pozdrawiam / Best regards
> Tadeusz Krzemiński
Tadeusz,
I have 3 cameras, and I want the ability to tie all together, ie. partyline. once we have all 3 cameras tied together with 2 way communication, I want to be able toput that channel of communication into a 2 channel Clearcom (brand name) main station. This will result in have 1 channel of communication from Video TD and Camera Operators, and 1 channel of communication from Video TD with lighting, sound, and the rest of production for shows. I can then also combine both channels for full communications to all. (A + B channel link mode). I hope this paints a clearer picture for you,
On 23-05-07 16:14, in article 1179929675.321928.70...@q66g2000hsg.googlegroups.com,
"bcha...@strongcommunications.com" <bcha...@strongcommunications.com> wrote: > I have 3 cameras, and I want the ability to tie all together, ie. > partyline. > once we have all 3 cameras tied together with 2 way communication, I > want to be able toput that channel of communication into a 2 channel > Clearcom (brand name) main station.
Do you mean intercom matrix (Matrix plus, Eclipse 32 etc.)
> This will result in have 1 channel of communication from Video TD and > Camera Operators, and 1 channel of > communication from Video TD with lighting, sound, and the rest of > production for shows. I can then also > combine both channels for full communications to all. (A + B channel > link mode). > I hope this paints a clearer picture for you,
Unfortunately still not. Normally - first option assumed - it's done using intercom panels (Vide TD, Lighting, Sound, Shaders etc.) and easily configured using intercom managing software.
The only thing which needs to be done is to think about connecting cameras with intercom matrix. It can be done either by:
A) connecting three CCUs separately to the intercom matrix ports and create Special List, where you have an option to link them together and put under one button. That's the ideal option.
B) connecting three CCUs with some kind of splitter (to split audio to cameras) and combiner (to sum audio from cameras). You'd have to find some 'brick' devices, like: http://www.sonifex.co.uk/. Canford catalogue (http://www.canford.co.uk/) might be useful as well. In general it's more complicated but it works as well.
Another thing to consider is possibility to have another (engineering) channel of communication for cameramen. It's up to you and your needs.
Please write what do you think about my guesses and we'll think what to do next.
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