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2.12.1 Installing the Control Unit
Both the VR42 and VR46 CCD control units can be easily attached
onto the XTRprod in a few seconds without the need for
adjustment.
Remove the two allen screws located on the PBX immediately below
the Lemo14 connector. Mate the Amph9 and Lemo14 connectors
of the control unit to those connectors on the body and plug in the
unit.
Replace the two allen screws to fasten the control unit; a third screw
of the same size should be screwed into the upper right side of the
unit from the opposite direction.
The control unit can remain permanently attached to the XTRprod
without adding discernable bulk or weight. Simply keep the unit
turned off and the beamsplitter retracted (see below) when video
assist is not needed.
2.12.2 The Internal Beamsplitter
The Aaton CCD assist system employs an internal, user-retractable
beamsplitter that reroutes a portion of the viewfinder's light path to
the CCD target while the video assist is in use. In situations which
do not require the CCD assist, the beamsplitter is designed to be
retracted to allow 100% of the viewfinder's light to reach the
eyepiece.
From body # 1928 and on, the beamsplitter delivered as standard
from the factory has a 75/25 reflection ratio. This means that 25%
of the light from the viewfinder is sent to the CCD target when the
beamsplitter is in place. This 75/25 ratio is ideal for use with
Aaton's VR42 black and white CCD. Although not visible from the
outside of the body, the 75/25 beamsplitter is identified by its blue
anodized holder.
Also available is a 50/50 beamsplitter, which sends a greater
percentage of light to the CCD target. This beamsplitter is
recommended for use with the VR46 color CCD and is
distinguished by its black holder.
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