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LFP Quick Start Guide
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Connector pin-out information
Camera trigger out
When you play a move on the LFP, it outputs a camera trigger signal
(Trigger 1) from the appropriate connector on the attached head. For
example:
•
Pin 2 of the
TRIGGER
connector on an AFC head, Quad-box
(on an SFH-30 or SFH-50 head), or Octo-box (on an SFH-50
head)
•
Pin 14 of the
CAM ACC
connector on an Ulti-box (on an
SFH-50 head or Ulti-head)
To control the type of trigger signal produced, see the
ENABLE
setting on
page 21.
Auto-focus and bloop trigger out
The auto-focus and bloop trigger output signals from the controller share
the same output connectors:
•
Pin 13 of the
CAM ACC
connector on an Ulti-box (on an
SFH-50 head or Ulti-head)
•
Pin 3 (Trigger 2 Out) of the
TRIGGER
connector on an AFC
head, Quad-box (on an SFH-30 or SFH-50 head), or Octo-box
(on an SFH-50 head). Note that some
TRIGGER
connectors
might be internally configured (with a jumper setting) so that
Pin 3 is a Trigger In instead of a Trigger 2 Out. If you have such
a system and you want to use a bloop light or auto-focus
facility then you won’t be able to use Pin 3; you will have to use
Pin 2 instead, by splitting camera Trigger 1 Out signal
(
TRIGGER
Pin 2) and using one of the splits to trigger the
bloop or auto-focus when the camera starts.
In Broadcast mode (see page 16) or time-lapse Film mode (see
TIME-LAPSE
on page 21) it is assumed that you will want to use an
auto-focus trigger and not a bloop light. The controller generates an
auto-focus signal through the above connectors whenever it generates a
camera trigger signal.
In normal Film mode (see
PULSE
, or
CONTINOUS
on page 21) it is
assumed that you will want to use a bloop light, and use some other