Use the built in adjustment knobs to set the recording levels for audio channels 1 and 2.
Turn each knob clockwise or counterclockwise to increase or decrease the recording
level for each channel of audio. Monitor the corresponding on screen audio meters as
you adjust each knob so you can see the best level to set it to.
Internal Control Panel
With your URSA Mini Pro 4.6K's foldout monitor open, you can access the internal control panel.
Use the controls here to set your audio inputs as well as phantom power settings, iris, focus,
menu and playback controls and more.
URSA Mini Pro 4.6K internal control panel
16 XLR1 / XLR2
Use these switches to set how your URSA Mini Pro 4.6K's XLR inputs behave when
selected as an input source. The options available are mic audio, line level audio and
AES digital audio.
17 Phantom Power
Your URSA Mini Pro 4.6K’s XLR inputs can provide 48V phantom power so you can use
microphones that aren’t self powered. Move this switch to ‘48V’ to enable phantom
power for any microphone connected to the XLR above, or ‘off’ to disable
phantom power.
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Focus
When using an EF mount with an EF lens that supports electronic focus adjustments,
press the ‘focus’ button to activate auto focus. A white focus square will appear on the
fold out monitor. Anything within the square will be correctly focused. When the lens is
focused, the square will disappear.
XLR 1 XLR 2
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NOTE It is standard practice to plug in your XLR cable before switching
phantom power on. It is also important to switch phantom power to ‘off' when
you no longer have a phantom powered microphone connected. Connecting
devices that don’t have phantom power protection built into their AES XLR
outputs whilst still sending phantom power from the camera’s XLR audio inputs
may damage your equipment. Always ensure that the 48V switch is turned ‘off’
when you disconnect your microphone.
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