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This Blackmagic Design Micro BNC to BNC Female Cable is designed for professionals using Blackmagic Design monitors, particularly the Video Assist 5-inch 3G and 5-inch 12G models. Its primary benefit is providing a secure and reliable connection with a locking mechanism, ensuring signal integrity during critical recording or monitoring sessions. A potential consideration is its specific 700mm length, which may not suit all setups. Key features include its durable build, a locking micro BNC connector on one end, a standard BNC female connector on the other, and a lightweight design for portability.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | BC0109 |
| Brand | Blackmagic Design |
The locking mechanism prevents the cable from accidentally being disconnected during operation, ensuring a stable and uninterrupted video signal, which is crucial in professional environments.
This cable is specifically designed for Blackmagic Design Video Assist 5-inch 3G and 5-inch 12G models that have lockable micro BNC connectors.
No, this cable requires a locking micro BNC input on one end and has a standard BNC female output on the other. It is not interchangeable with standard BNC to BNC connections.
The cable is 700mm, which is approximately 2.3 feet long.
No, the cable is designed to have negligible weight, making it convenient for portability and reducing strain on equipment ports.
Gently wipe the connectors with a clean, dry microfiber cloth. Avoid using any liquids or cleaning agents.
Ensure you are connecting it to a compatible locking micro BNC port and that it has been fully inserted and locked into place. If the issue persists, inspect the connector for damage.
Ensure both the micro BNC and standard BNC connectors are fully seated. Verify that the video source and monitor are powered on and configured correctly. Check if the source is outputting a compatible video format.
Inspect the connectors for any debris or damage. Ensure the micro BNC connector is properly locked. Try a different standard BNC cable to rule out issues with the source connection.
Confirm that your monitor has a lockable micro BNC input. Gently rotate the connector while pushing it in to ensure proper alignment. If damage is suspected, contact support.
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