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Frame Rates | 23.98, 24, 25, 29.97, 30, 50, 59.94, 60 |
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Genlock | Yes |
Display | Built-in LCD |
Codecs | Apple ProRes, Avid DNxHD |
Inputs | HDMI |
Outputs | 3G-SDI, HDMI |
Audio Codecs | PCM |
File Format | QuickTime |
Connectivity | Ethernet, USB |
Control | RS-422 |
Power Supply | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
Video Formats | 4K/UltraHD/2K/HD/SD |
Recording Media | AJA Pak Media (SSD) |
Audio Channels | Up to 16 channels embedded SDI/HDMI, 8 channels analog |
Information on how to contact AJA Video Systems for support, including telephone, fax, email, and web resources.
Provides a general introduction to the Ki Pro Ultra, its capabilities, and intended use in professional video workflows.
Details the physical hardware components and software features of the Ki Pro Ultra, highlighting its connectivity and operational flexibility.
Information on AJA Pak media, including Pak256, Pak512, Pak1000, and adapter options like Pak-Adapt-CFast and Pak-Adapt-eSATA.
Introduces the chapter's focus on operating configurations, power supply, indicators, controls, and connections for acquiring and post-production.
Details the front panel layout including transport controls, headphone jack, user control knob, LCD display, and selection buttons.
Explains the operation of transport buttons (STOP, PLAY, RECORD) and menu buttons (DISP, STATUS, CONFIG, MEDIA).
Describes the function of the User Control Knob for navigation and the Alphanumeric LCD Display and VU Meters.
Illustrates the rear panel connectors and provides a brief explanation of each input and output port.
Detailed descriptions of SDI, HDMI, Ethernet, Analog Audio, AES/EBU, and other connectivity options.
Explains the balanced audio, AES/EBU, RS-422 serial control, and dual power connector interfaces.
Provides step-by-step instructions for formatting Pak media using the Ki Pro Ultra's menu system.
Details how to use Ki Pro Ultra media with non-linear editors and explains closed captioning support.
Covers setup choices for control and physical system requirements for installation.
Lists the components included in the Ki Pro Ultra shipping box.
Explains how to connect and use both AC adapter and DC power sources for the Ki Pro Ultra.
Illustrates typical LAN and direct Ethernet connection configurations for remote control.
Covers network connection types and the TCP/IP information needed, focusing on DHCP.
Provides steps for configuring a static IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway for network access.
Explains using the factory default IP address and controlling the Ki Pro Ultra via a web browser.
Introduces front panel control methods, including transport and display modes.
Details how the User Control Knob functions in transport and display/menu modes.
Explains how to access and interpret the Status and Alarm menus for system information.
Illustrates navigation within the CONFIG and MEDIA menus using the User Control Knob.
Describes the default TRANSPORT mode and how to exit menus to return to it.
Provides steps for basic clip recording and notes on customizing settings like encode type and input.
Explains how to play back recorded media, use transport controls, and delete clips.
Details the information displayed in Record Mode and Alarm Status menus.
Lists and explains various warning messages related to input, media, and system status.
Explains media menu parameters like Media State and its options (Record-Play, Data-LAN).
Details the Media State options and the Rollover recording feature.
Covers settings for encode type, playback modes, playlists, and dropped frames handling.
Explains media formatting, clip deletion, and setting the preset reel name.
Details the clip name parameter and provides examples of clip naming conventions.
Explains parameters for clip number, clip append, alpha append, and take settings.
Covers the combined name feature and the process for creating custom clip names.
Details custom clip naming parameters and settings for gang clip naming.
Introduces the CONFIG menu structure and general parameter adjustment.
Explains settings for input conversion, output conversion, and SDI output formats.
Details HDMI output options, including scaling, full raster, and EDID override.
Covers settings for superimposing information, overlay opacity, and selecting video input sources.
Explains selection of audio input sources and the number of audio channels to record.
Details audio channel mapping, genlock source selection, and timecode input settings.
Covers timecode value, type, arm recording settings, and interval recording parameters.
Explains RS-422 remote control setup and video signal generator format settings.
Details the options for the Video Signal Generator test signals (OFF, Black, Bars).
Explains IP configuration types and how to set the IP address and subnet mask.
Details how to configure the default gateway and assign a system name.
Covers viewing MAC address, user authentication, setting date/time, and selecting time zone.
Details time zone options, screen saver, display intensity, serial number, and software version.
Explains how to recall, store, and reset Ki Pro Ultra presets to factory defaults.
Provides practical examples of configuring signal routing parameters for common workflows.
Introduces remote control via a web browser, covering connection and basic UI structure.
Details how to connect to the Ki Pro Ultra using a web browser and find its IP address.
Illustrates configuring a static IP for direct connection between a computer and the Ki Pro Ultra.
Describes the common layout of web UI screens, including menu panels and connection status.
Provides instructions and guidance on updating the Ki Pro Ultra's software firmware via the web UI.
Details the steps for downloading, uploading, and installing firmware files.
Explains how to save, recall, import, and export preset configurations for the Ki Pro Ultra.
Introduces the web UI screen for managing and viewing multiple Ki Pro Ultras in a gang.
Details how to configure master/subordinate roles and clip naming within a gang setup.
Explains how to access data transfer mode and upload/download clips via LAN.
Provides information on upload progress and requirements for appropriately encoded clips.
Lists the required properties for clip format, frame rate, and sound settings for compatibility.
Explains how to quickly cue clips for review and create new playlists.
Details how to move and reorder clips within a playlist.
Introduces optional accessories available for the Ki Pro Ultra.
Describes accessories like the handle, rackmount shelf, and fiber modules.
Lists supported video formats, frame rates, and Apple ProRes codec options.
Provides pinouts and specifications for digital (AES/EBU, HDMI, SDI) and analog audio connections.
Details specifications for reference, network, RS-422, user interface, power, size, weight, and environment.
Details FCC Class A interference statement, FCC caution, and Canadian ICES statement.
Lists conformance standards for EMC Directive, safety, emissions, and immunity within the EU/EFTA.
Provides compliance statements for recycling, Korean KCC, Taiwan, and Japanese regulations.
Presents translated warning and caution messages applicable to the product and manual.
Provides warnings regarding water exposure, blocking ventilation, and proximity to heat sources.
Warns against defeating the safety purpose of polarized or grounding-type plugs.
Covers warnings about unplugging during storms, long-term storage, and not opening the chassis.
Instructs on disconnecting power before moving and referring servicing to qualified personnel.
Warns to use only specified accessories and provides safety information for the internal lithium battery.
States there are no user-serviceable parts and reiterates servicing requirements for damaged devices.
Details the limited warranty period, coverage, exclusions, and customer responsibilities.