Plugging in your Headset
Plug your talkback headset into ATEM Camera Converter’s standard 3.5mm stereo analog
microphone and headphone inputs. An iPhone or Android compatible headset can be
connected using only the headphone jack. However, if you have an external microphone
connected at the same time, only the external microphone will be used.
Connect your headset to ATEM Camera Converter via the standard
3.5mm headphone output and microphone input.
Plugging in your Monitor
Plug your monitor into ATEM Camera Converter’s SDI or HDMI output. Using a monitor lets you
view the camera output or the program output from a switcher. If you are connecting to an
ATEM Switcher, you’ll need to set the camera number on your ATEM Camera Converter so the
tally light will illuminate when the camera is switched to the program output. For more
information, refer to the ‘Using ATEM Camera Converter/Setting the Camera Number’ section.
Connecting via Optical Fiber
You’ll now want to connect your ATEM Camera Converter to either a second Camera Converter,
an ATEM Talkback Converter 4K, or an or ATEM Studio Converter, via duplex single mode
optical fiber cables with LC connectors. A pair of optical fiber cables are typically known as a
patch cord.
ATEM Camera Converter’s optical fiber SFP module.
Plugging in Optical Fiber LC Connectors
To plug optical fiber connectors into your ATEM Converters:
1 Plug one end of the patch cord to your ATEM Camera Converter’s SFP module.
2 Plug the other end of your patch cord to the SFP module on the second
ATEM Camera Converter. If you are connecting multiple cameras to an ATEM Talkback
Converter 4K or ATEM Studio Converter, choose SFP modules appropriate for
each camera.
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