User`s manual

Super8 Sound Cables
Audio and Adapter Cables
Miniplug to RCA plug (6 ft.)
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RCAMINI
RCA phono plug to RCA phono plug (6 ft.)
...................... RCA RCA
RCA phono plug to X" phono plug
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RCAPHON
RCA stereo to RCA stereo (6 ft.)
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RCA2RCA
Miniplug to Minijack (15 ft.)
................................................................. EC5M
Miniplug to Minijack (30 ft.)
................................................................ EC0M
Y-adapter — two RCA jacks to one RCA plug ................................ Y RCA
Y-adapter — two Minijacks to one Miniplug ........
YMINI
Adapt miniphone microphone plug for use with
European recorders (Scipio, Philips 2209) ........................... MPDIN
Adapt miniphone to fit RCA inputs
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MPRCA
Adapt miniphone to fit 1/4" phone inputs (e.g. EBAMP) .
MPPHON
Adapt miniphone microphone plug for use
with Uher CR134
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MPU134
Adapt 2 miniphones for use with Uher CR134 stereo . .
MPU134S
Adapt stereo headphones for monitor use with
miniphone monitor output (Super8 Sound Recorder). . HPMINI
Adapt stereo headphones for monitor use with
2-pin DIN speaker output (Scipio, 2209) ........................... HPDIN
Adapt stereo headphones for use with Uher CR134. .
HPU134
Adapt stereo headphones for use with Beaulieu 5008S •
HPSMP
Adapt Cannon XLR microphone plug for use with
miniphone mic input (Super8 Sound Recorder) .
. . XL RMINI
Adapt Cannon XLR microphone plug for use with
a DIN mic input (Scipio, 2209, Beaulieu 5008S) ......... XLRDIN
Adapt Cannon XLR microphone plug for use with
a
1
/4" phone input (XSD Recorder) ................................ XLRPHON
Video Cables
Kodak Videoplayer to SONY VCR or to SONY Monitor. . BNCUHF
SONY VCR to SONY Monitor (UHF to UHF), 5 ft. . . UHFUHF5
Kodak Videoplayer VP-1, RF output to 75ohm
monitor input
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TNCTNC
Suggestions for Cable Use
Once you have mastered the names and appearances of the
essential cables for your requirements, you must learn to use
cables properly. Here are a few tips and suggestions.
•
On location, always gaffer tape cables into place. Tape
connections between cables and adapters, and tape cables
to tripod legs, tables, etc.
•
For mobile shots, strain relieve all cables by tying a knot
in the cable around the recorder handle and the chestpod.
If something pulls on the cable, it will pull on the knot,
and not on the connector.
•
Mark similar-looking cables with fold-over pressure
sensitive labels to distinguish their functions.
•
Keep related cables together in large plastic Mini-Grip
bags, and label or mark the bag.
•
When storing cables, coil them up neatly and wrap around
one turn of
3
/4" masking tape to hold them in a coil.
•
Learn to use a volt-ohmmeter to check cable continuity,
and to use a soldering iron to repair a faulty cable. These
tools, cablestrippers, and solder should be carried on
location.
•
In the studio, tape cables down to table surfaces, or use
cable clips, to keep them orderly and identifiable quickly
when you need to make changes.
Cable Clips
These are snap-in clips with pressure sensitive adhesive backs.
Stick them anywhere and dress the cable neatly through
the clip.
Cable Clips (1 dozen)
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CCLIPS
Super 8 Sound
,
Inc.
QS Marv./ Ctrpat Camhridoe Mass 02140
95 Harvey Street, Cambridge, Mass. 02140