The 16" BNC to LEMO 5-Pin Timecode Cable from Ambient Recording is an input cable designed for use with the Timecode Devices. Viewing the plugged connector from the back with the red dot at 9 o'clock, the cable has an angle of 270°.
The direction of the outlet cannot be changed.

Signal flow / wiring from BNC to Lemo connector

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would this cable work with the Shure Ad1 lemo transmitter?

A: The Ambient Recording 3-Pin XLR Female to LEMO 3-Pin Compatible Connector Adapter (B&H # AMAKXLR3FL33) has the ground on pin 1, the power (bias voltage) on pin 2, and the audio signal on pin 3. This is the same pin configuration as the Shure AD1 Digital Wireless Bodypack Transmitter with LEMO3 (G57: 470 to 616 MHz), B&H # SHAD1LEM3G57.

Q: 2. Will this cable work for Sound Devices 633 to act as master and feed the TC-1?

A: No, the Deity Microphones C20 Right-Angle Locking 3.5mm TRS to Right-Angle 5-Pin LEMO Timecode Cable is compatible for feeding timecode from the Deity Microphones TC-1 Timecode Generator into the Sound Devices 633 Digital Recorder. The TC-1 would be used as the timecode generator.

Q: 3. I am looking for a good solution to mount this to a camera. Is there a 1/4-20 mount (or similar) for this?

A: There is no mount made specifically for the Ambient Recording ACN-CL. Often times people use velcro patches or ties to fasten the unit to a rig. Alternatively, you can look at some of the 1/4-20 clamps we have. I recommend using a patch of velcro though.

Q: 4. Will this allow me to jam timecode from a BNC output into a LEMO input?

A: Yes it should. This is a BNC to LEMO 5-Pin Input Cable for Time Code.

Q: 5. What's the difference between this and 'ASF-1 MKII'? Does the ASF sound better fidelity wise? Thanks!

A: The Ambient Recording Soundfish ASF-2 MKII Compact Hydrophone has an omnidirectional polar pattern with a frequency response range of 70 Hz to 20 kHz, a total harmonic distortion rating of 0.1%, and the dimensions are 1.9 x 1.2 x 1.2" (47 x 30 x 30 mm). The ASF-2 MKII can be used for underwater applications up to 100' (30 m). The Ambient Recording Sound Fish ASF-1 MKII Hydrophone has an omnidirectional polar pattern with a wide frequency response range of 7 Hz to 40 kHz, a total harmonic distortion rating of 0.1%, and the dimensions are 6.9 x 1.0 x 1.0" (175 x 26 x 26 mm). The ASF-1 MKII can be used for underwater applications up to 328.1' (100 m). Physically, the ASF-1 MKII is a larger and longer microphone with a thicker cable than the AFS-2 MKII, and the AFS-1 MKII can be submerged to a much farther depth than the AFS-2 MKII. The AFS-1 MKII also has a much wider frequency response range than the AFS-2 MKII.

Q: 6. What's the battery life on a fully charged NP-50?

A: Because battery life depends on too many factors, manufacturer's rarely list the life. Based on professional experience, battery life is determined under actual use. Therefore it is strongly recommended to have spare batteries. That being said, the life of a L-50 should be an hour or maybe two. You can also use an external power source such as this. IndiPRO Tools Compact 95Wh V-Mount Battery with Portable Charger Kit BH #INPD95SACK (B&H Kit)

Q: 7. This can generate timecode, but can it generate genlock. Also, can it do both concurrently?

A: Yes, the Ambient Recording ACN-CL Lockit Compact Wireless Timecode Synchronizer can output both Genlock and Timecode at the same time.

Q: 8. can I use a split cable to genlock 2 cameras ? Or do I need to devises ?

A: No, you can not split the output from the Ambient Recording ACN-CL Lockit Compact Wireless Synchronizer to sync multiple cameras at once.

Q: 9. Will this device accept an SDI signal as a genlock input, broadcast this over ACN, and output a wordclock referenced to it? I see lots of discussion of genlock output, but not input. I have a camera without genlock, and I want to avoid pops when combining HDMI + AES - SDI. Therefore I want to synchronize the audio ADC to the un-genlockable camera.

A: no this device will not work as a genlock for a camera without genlock, it's base/fundamental mode of synchronization is time code

Q: 10. Can I set the Lockit to mirror my audio recorder's timecode then connect it to my camera, or do I need two devices to accurately sync timecode for both audio recorder and camera?

A: Yes it can however it depends on the audio recorder. Typically the Lockit generates the timecode and you sync the audio recorder + Camera to the Lockit's timecode. Ideally you would use 2 Lockits to sync everything however, It is possible to use just 1 Lockit if you like. You can use the Lockit to generate timecode then sync your audio recorder disconnect the audio recorder and then use the same Lockit to sync your camera. In a scenario like this we recommend re-synching the devices every few hours to make sure that your camera and audio recorder are still in sync.