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There is a «RFU DC OUT» next to the «A/V OUT» and «S VIDEO OUT» on my hi8 camcorder, what is it ? I searched a bit on search engines such as google for «rfu dc» but i did not find any description of what it is.

I guess it is a wire to transfer videos but is it better than video composite/s-video ? or is it better when transfering to a specific hardware ? (pc/tv etc.. )

please tell me more about that «rfu dc out» thing

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Post by U.S.Amateurfilmaker » Sun Jan 25, 2004 9:40 am

Ive seen the many times, but I’ve always wondered what they were for as well. I believe it is more of a professional connector, that most consumers would have no use for.

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Post by BrownCowStudios » Sun Jan 25, 2004 3:22 pm

Dust off the old manual for the camera. Those are made for a reason you know. You should be able to find something about it, I can’t imagine that you wouldn’t.

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Post by El Brenty » Sun Jan 25, 2004 5:04 pm

It sounds to me like a supplementary voltage connector. On ancient cameras (My knowledge area), you could buy a RF unit, that let you have a RF feed in or out, depending on how your camera was configured. Normally, this additional RF unit required an additional power source, hence the special socket to provide voltage from the camera.

Just in case you don’t know, RF stands for Radio Frequency, and refers to a TV-antenna type signal that works on the UHF band tuneing on a regular TV. (South Africa used VHF, possibly some other countries as well).

These days, with satellite TV, DVDs and the like, everything tends to get connected up with SCART leads (For instant RGB control, or composite video), although appliances still seem to have RF sockets, although who actually uses them anymore is another question!

In the USA, most homes have cable, whether it be from a RF or direct cable source. The cable descrambler boxes y’all have often use a locally generated RF frequency to connect up to a TV, and let you channel switch directly on the TV, although I suppose in time, that will change. Over here, if you have a Sky box, you change channels on the decoder box, not on the TV.

Hope that answered the question well enough for you (Seeing that everyone else decided to cop an attitude here!)

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Post by Raptor » Sun Jan 25, 2004 9:59 pm

CamClub wrote: It sounds to me like a supplementary voltage connector. On ancient cameras (My knowledge area), you could buy a RF unit, that let you have a RF feed in or out, depending on how your camera was configured. Normally, this additional RF unit required an additional power source, hence the special socket to provide voltage from the camera.

Just in case you don’t know, RF stands for Radio Frequency, and refers to a TV-antenna type signal that works on the UHF band tuneing on a regular TV. (South Africa used VHF, possibly some other countries as well).

These days, with satellite TV, DVDs and the like, everything tends to get connected up with SCART leads (For instant RGB control, or composite video), although appliances still seem to have RF sockets, although who actually uses them anymore is another question!

In the USA, most homes have cable, whether it be from a RF or direct cable source. The cable descrambler boxes y’all have often use a locally generated RF frequency to connect up to a TV, and let you channel switch directly on the TV, although I suppose in time, that will change. Over here, if you have a Sky box, you change channels on the decoder box, not on the TV.

Hope that answered the question well enough for you (Seeing that everyone else decided to cop an attitude here!)

US would also be VHF, usually Chan 3 or 4.
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Connect an optional external microphone.
This jack also accepts a “plug-in-power”
microphone.

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Attach a tripod (not supplied) here.

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LANC control jack
LANC stands for Local Application Control
Bus System. The control jack is used for
controlling the tape transport of video
equipment and other peripherals connected to
the video equipment. This jack has the same
function as the jack indicated as CONTROL L
or REMOTE.

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Grip strap
RFU DC OUT (RFU adaptor DC output) jack
(p. 28)

MIC jack (PLUG IN POWER)
Connect an external microphone
(not supplied). This jack also accepts
a “plug-in-power” microphone.
If you connect a 2-pin microphone, supply
power from DC OUT jack.

AUDIO/VIDEO jacks (p. 28)
ef Видоискатель (стр. 22)
eg Выключатель EJECT (стр. 18)
eh Гнездо управления LANC

LANC означает систему канала местного
управления. Гнездо управления
используется для контроля за
перемещением ленты видеоаппаратуры и
периферийных устройств, подключенных к
ней. Данное гнездо имеет такую же
функцию, как и разъемы, обозначенные
как CONTROL L или REMOTE.

ej Кассетный отсек (стр. 18)
ek Ремень для захвата
el Гнездо RFU DC OUT (выход пост. тока
ВЧ-адаптера) (стр. 28)
r; Гнeздо MIC (PLUG IN POWER)

Для подсоединения внешнего микрофона (не
прилагается). Это гнездо также позволяет
подключить микрофон “с выключателем
питания”. При подсоединении 2-штырькового
микрофона, подвод питания следует
выполнять через гнездо DC OUT.

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