Zaxcom Nomad, User Manual

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Chapter 1 _____________________________________________________ Zaxcom Nomad User’s Manual
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Right Side Description
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Figure 1-3 Nomad Right Side Image
1. Outputs 1 – 6 (TA-5M)
Outputs 6 channels of audio. The levels are managed by the Output Levels page { p.52 }. (See Audio Input /
Output Connectors (TA-5) { p.69 }.)
2. Headphone #1 (1/4” stereo jack)
Optimal 100 ohm impedance. This is for the Operator’s headphones. The source(s) are configured using the
Headphone-1 page { p.35 }. (See Headphone Output Connectors (1/4” TRS or 1/8” TRS) { p.70 }.)
3. Outputs 1 – 4 (XLR-3M)
Outputs 4 channels of audio. The levels are managed by the Output Levels page { p.52 }. (See Audio Input /
Output Connectors (XLR-3) { p.69 }.)
4. Returns 1 – 4 (TA-5F)
These are the returns from 2 cameras. They are refered to as analog input channels 7 – 10. Their levels are
managed by Input Levels page { p.51 }. (See Audio Input / Output Connectors (TA-5) { p.69 }.)
5. External Slate Microphone (1/8” (3.5mm) TRS jack)
This is where you plug-in the external Comm / Slate microphone. The source ( INTERNAL / EXTERNAL ) is
selected with the SLATE SOURCE button on the Mode page { p.46 } and the level is managed by the Input
Levels page { p.51 }. (See Slate Microphone Input Connector (1/8” TRS) { p.70 }.)
6. Headphone #2 (1/8” (3.5mm) TRS jack)
Optimal 100 ohm impedance. This is for the Boom Operator’s/Audio Assistant’s headphones. The source(s)
are configured using the Headphone-2 page { p.31 } and the level is managed by the ENG Setup page { p.47 }.
This could be a wired or wireless one-way connection. (See Headphone Output Connectors (1/4” TRS or
1/8” TRS) { p.70 }.)
7. Mono Output (1/8” (3.5mm) TRS jack)
This can be used to send mono audio out to where it is needed. The source(s) are configured using the Mono
Out page { p.31 } and the level is managed by the Output Levels page { p.52 }. See Mono & Tape Output
Connectors (1/8” TRS) { p.69 }.
8. Tape Output (1/8” (3.5mm) TRS jack)
This can be used to send mono audio out to where it is needed. The source(s) are configured using the
Tape/IFB Out page { p.31 } and the level is managed by the Output Levels page { p.52 }. See Mono & Tape
Output Connectors (1/8” TRS) { p.69 }.
NOTE: Whatever is sent to the Tape Output bus is also sent to the ZaxNet transceiver to be sent out
wirelessly as the IFB audio (assuming the IFB MODE button in the ZaxNet Setup page { p.53 }) is set to
TX )
9. Power Switch