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APPENDIX E: AUDIO SUBSYSTEM INFORMATION
AUDIO FORMAT
The audio format is always either 2 or 4 channels of 24-bit audio data recorded at 48kHz. The audio data is embedded in the R3D file and can be exported from REDCINE-X into separate audio files.
CHANNEL SETUP
The audio channels are set up under SETTINGS > AUDIO > AUDIO CHANNELS. Separate tabs exist to set up the channel 1/2 and channel 3/4 properties.
SOURCE SELECTION
Audio is always recorded at channel pairs. Each of the two channel pairs can be assigned to one of the following sources:
None
Camera Analog Microphone Input (Cam Analog)
Pro I/O Analog Microphone/Line In Input (Pro I/O Analog)
Pro I/O AES A or AES B Digital Input (Pro I/O AES A)
NOTE: AES A can only be assigned to channel 1/2, and AES B can only be assigned to channel 3/4.
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CHANNEL MODES
The analog sources can be set to different modes to match the incoming audio signals. The following camera input modes are available: BALANCED MICROPHONE, UNBALANCED MICROPHONE. If you’re using the PRO-I/O MODULE, these additional modes are also available: LINE IN 0 DBU and LINE IN 0 VU
BALANCED MICROPHONE
Balanced microphone input. Usually used with microphones that provide XLR connectors and have an internal battery. If you select BALANCED, you can enable the 48V Phantom Power.
UNBALANCED MICROPHONE
Unbalanced microphone input with 3.3V bias. This type of input is usually provided by unpowered
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LINE IN 0 DBU
Fixed input gain with limiter settings if limiter is enabled. (Only available with the PRO-I/O MODULE.)
LINE IN 0 VU
Same gain as 0 dBu but different compression/limiter settings if enabled. If no limiter is enabled, Line In 0 dBu and Line In 0 VU behave the same. (Only available with the PRO-I/O MODULE.)
PHANTOM POWER
Audio inputs that are set to BALANCED MICROPHONE input can enable the 48V phantom power on a perchannel basis.
NOTE: Phantom Power is not available on non-upgraded EPIC-M’s and early EPIC-X. If your camera does not allow you to select PHANTOM POWER, please contact your Bomb Squad representative for upgrade information.
LIMITER
A limiter can be added to the analog input signal chain that adds about 12dB dynamic headroom to avoid clipping on signal spikes. While it is best practice to use an external audio mixer to control the signal strength the limiter can be used in more dynamic environments where an external mixer is not practical to reduce the risk of clipped audio samples.
NOTE: The limiter is not available on non-upgraded EPIC-M’s and early EPIC-X. Please contact your Bomb
Squad representative for upgrade information.
AUDIO RECORDING
Audio Recording is enabled if any of the input channel pairs are set to anything other than NONE. For successful audio recording, the following parameters need to be set correctly:
At least one channel pair has a currently present source selected
Input gain is set correctly so that the Peak Meter shows valid data
None of the following modes are enabled:
Varispeed mode (framerate differs from project rate)
Single frame MoCo mode
Timelapse mode
Ramp mode
Single frame stills mode
NOTE: Even if audio is not recorded (in varispeed, single frame, timelapse, or ramp mode), audio will be passed through to the headphones.
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PEAK METER
The peak meters always show the incoming audio signal, no matter if the channel is recorded or not, as long as a source is selected.
Actively recorded channels are drawn with a lighter outline and the channel indicator left of the peak meter will be green.
The peak meters are updated 12 times per second with the maximum signal from the last 1/12 of a second period. In case the input signal exceeds 19dBu the whole bar will be filled with red.
The total range of the peak meter is -36 dB to 20dB. (Values below 0 dB are shown with half resolution) For reference the following markers are supplied on the peak meter: Solid marker at 0 dB, Dashed marker at
4,10,14,18 dB.
Channel 1/2 Enabled for Recording
Channel 1 Around 5dB
Channel 2 Clipping
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DATA PATH
The following diagram outlines the data flow in Preview. The only difference in playback is that the data comes from the R3D file and the input channel selection is disabled.
HD-SDI/HDMI EMBEDDED AUDIO
HDMI/HD-SDI audio output is limited to the first two channels and the channels will be the same between
HDMI and HD-SDI.
AUDIO CONTROL
Audio channel level inputs are displayed in the lower section of the screen. When audio is enabled, the circle next to CH1, CH2 etc… will be Green and the box around the signal will be highlighted.
When setting the levels for Camera, Rear, and Monitor Mix, the VU meter will show the output levels for these ports. The display can be permanently switched to display the audio levels for the output, which is helpful in external recording mode. To toggle the VU Meter Source between input and output, go to
SETTINGS > DISPLAY > MODES.
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Allows you to adjust pre-amplifier levels. Range 30 to 60 dB.
HEA DPHO NE
Allows you to adjust levels for headphones that you plug into the DSMC brain. Range -28 to -0 dB.
The headphone output volume can be set individually for each channel. (Or can be linked together as the input gain controls.)
Additionally, the output of each channel may be muted individually.
The signal strength of the line out cannot be controlled and is fixed at -15 dB gain. Line input will pass without gain through the system.
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CAM MI X, REA R M IX, A ND M O NI TO R MI X
Cam Mix (Camera Mix): Controls audio for the camera.
Rear: Controls audio for any rear module, such as the PRO I/O MODULE. The input gain is fixed.
Monitor: Controls audio for all monitors that provide audio.
Audio tracks may be assigned to the Left, Middle, or Right side of a stereo mix.
Additionally each channel can be enabled/disabled independently in the output mix.
As this is a digital mixer, each output is normalized to not exceed the output signal range. This means that if for example 1 channel is passed through to an output and a second channel is mixed into the same output, the level of the first channel will drop to half.
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AUDIO DURING PLAYBACK
During playback the same audio controls for the volume out and the headphone and Pro I/O mixer are available. All channels recorded will be played back.
Audio output will be unmuted automatically when entering playback mode.
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Table of contents
- 1 RED EPIC OPERATION GUIDE
- 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS
- 5 DISCLAIMER
- 5 COPYRIGHT NOTICE
- 5 Trademark Disclaimer
- 6 COMPLIANCE
- 6 Industrial Canada Emission Compliance Statements
- 6 Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement
- 7 Australia and New Zealand Statement
- 7 Japan Statements
- 7 European Union Compliance Statements
- 10 BEFORE YOU START
- 10 Important Safety Instructions
- 10 READ BEFORE USING YOUR CAMERA
- 13 THEORY OF OPERATION
- 13 MYSTERIUM X® Sensor
- 13 Image Processing
- 14 HDRx™
- 15 Magic Motion™
- 15 Audio Recording
- 15 Microphone Level Analog Inputs
- 16 Line Level Analog Inputs
- 16 Video Monitoring Outputs
- 17 Bomb EVF
- 17 RED TOUCH LCD
- 18 HD-SDI
- 18 HDMI
- 19 REDMOTE®
- 19 Digital Magazine (Media)
- 20 Metadata
- 21 CLIP NAMING CONVENTIONS
- 21 Multi Camera Shoots
- 21 3D (STEREO) CAMERA SHOOTS
- 21 SMPTE Timecode
- 22 Power Consumption
- 23 CAMERA OPERATIONAL CONTROLS
- 23 Brain
- 24 Side SSD Module
- 25 Side Handle
- 25 Top
- 26 Front
- 27 Rear
- 28 Navigation Group
- 28 Installation / Removal
- 30 DSMC Modules
- 30 Pro I/O Module
- 31 Rear SSD Module
- 31 Quad Battery Module
- 32 Dual Battery Module
- 32 Module Installation / Removal
- 34 Attaching the DSMC Module
- 36 REDMOTE
- 37 NAVIGATION GROUP
- 37 Displays
- 37 BOMB EVF and Bomb EVF (OLED)
- 39 Touchscreen LCD
- 40 BASIC OPERATION
- 40 Power Sources
- 40 Side Handle
- 41 Quad Battery Module
- 41 REDVOLT and REDVOLT XL
- 42 BACKPACK QUICKPLATE AND BACKPACK QUICKPLATE (SHORT)
- 43 BACKPACK QUICKPLATE CONNECTORS
- 43 BACKPACK QUICKPLATE (SHORT) CONNECTORS
- 43 Install BACKPACK QUICKPLATE and redbrick
- 45 AC POWER ADAPTOR - (DSMC)
- 47 External DC Power
- 47 Power UP
- 48 POWER DOWN
- 49 Graphical User Interface and Navigation
- 49 RED LCD/Touchscreen LCD, BOMB EVF, External Monitors
- 50 Upper Status Row
- 51 Live Action Area
- 52 Lower Status Row
- 52 ICON Behavior
- 53 Power Status
- 53 RAW Clip Meter
- 53 RAW Noise Level Bar
- 54 RAW Clip Level Bar
- 54 Side Handle
- 55 REDMOTE
- 56 Navigating Menus
- 56 Using Touchscreen LCD
- 57 Touchscreen Shortcuts
- 58 Accessing Soft Keys
- 59 Power Down
- 59 Power Menu
- 60 Lock / Unlock Touchscreen Opreration
- 60 Lock
- 60 Unlock
- 61 FIRST TIME USE – SETTING UP YOUR RED EPIC
- 61 Attach Power Source
- 61 Battery
- 61 Side Handle
- 61 Install
- 62 Remove
- 62 Quad Battery Module
- 62 Install
- 62 Remove
- 62 RED Brick
- 62 DC Power
- 63 Power UP
- 63 Preparing to Record
- 63 Connect and Format Media
- 64 Perform a Black Shading Calibration
- 64 Adjust Project Settings
- 64 Time Base
- 65 Record Resolution
- 66 Record Quality (REDCODE)
- 66 Camera ID (Slate)
- 66 Recording
- 67 Record Indicator
- 68 Playback
- 69 MENU CONTROLS
- 69 Adjustments
- 69 Basic Setting Adjustments
- 69 Side Handle / REDMOTE
- 69 Basic Adjustments Using Side Handle ONLY
- 69 Touchscreen
- 70 Advanced Setting Menus
- 70 Side Handle / REDMOTE
- 70 Touchscreen
- 71 MAIN MENU
- 71 FPS
- 71 Varispeed
- 72 Basic Settings
- 72 Advanced Settings
- 73 ISO (Sensitivity)
- 73 F Stop
- 74 Basic Settings
- 74 Advanced Settings
- 74 Aperture (f stop)
- 75 Focus
- 75 Exposure
- 75 Basic Settings
- 76 Advanced Settings
- 76 Exposure (Speed)
- 77 Integration Time
- 77 Absolute Angle
- 78 White Balance
- 78 Basic Settings
- 79 Advanced Settings
- 79 Preset
- 79 Color Temp
- 80 Tint
- 80 Calc White Balance
- 81 Resolution
- 82 REDcode
- 83 REDcode Options for Various Frame Rates
- 84 SECONDARY MENUS
- 84 HDR Menu
- 84 HDR ON / OFF
- 84 Stops
- 85 Focus Menu
- 85 Mode
- 85 Manual Focus
- 86 Manual
- 86 Confirm
- 86 Auto Focus
- 87 Manual
- 87 Confirm
- 87 Single
- 87 Continuous
- 87 Touch Track
- 87 Rack
- 88 Zones
- 88 Center
- 89 Spot
- 90 Spot Focus Indicator
- 91 Enhanced A/F
- 92 Confirm Indicators
- 92 None
- 93 Circle
- 93 Bar
- 93 Pie
- 95 Lens Information Display
- 95 RED DSMC Ti PL Mount + Lens
- 95 DSMC Canon Mount + Lens
- 96 Exposure Menu
- 96 PRESETS MENU
- 96 Camera Presets
- 96 Applying a Preset
- 96 Creating a Preset
- 99 Sharing Presets
- 100 Copy presets from camera to SSD
- 100 Copy presets from SSD to camera
- 100 Looks Presets
- 101 Auto Presets
- 101 MEDIA MENU
- 102 Select Media
- 102 Format Media
- 102 Reel No.
- 103 Camera ID (Slate)
- 103 Camera Pos (Position)
- 103 Edge Timecode Start
- 103 Format
- 103 Eject Media
- 103 Utilities
- 103 Secure Format
- 104 Settings Menu
- 104 Display
- 105 TOOLS
- 105 None
- 105 Exposure
- 106 Focus
- 107 Video
- 108 EDGE
- 108 Magnify
- 109 RAW
- 109 ZEBRA
- 110 Zebra 1
- 110 Zebra 2
- 111 Monitor Control
- 111 Monitor
- 112 Overlay
- 115 Priority
- 116 Brightness
- 116 Gestures
- 117 Modes
- 117 Exposure
- 118 Shutter
- 118 Aperture
- 118 Focal Distance
- 118 Guides
- 119 MODE
- 119 Scale
- 119 Offset X/Y
- 119 Appearance
- 119 Relative to Frame Guide
- 120 General Tab
- 121 Test Signals
- 122 LOOK
- 122 Color
- 123 Saturation
- 123 Contrast
- 123 Brightness
- 123 Gain
- 123 Red
- 123 Blue
- 123 Green
- 123 FLUT
- 123 FLUT
- 124 Exposure
- 124 Shadow
- 124 Curves
- 124 Color/Gamma
- 125 Project
- 125 Time Base
- 125 Time Code
- 126 Time Code Display
- 126 Time Code Source
- 126 Slate
- 128 System Status
- 128 Audio
- 128 Audio Control
- 129 Pre-Amp
- 129 Headphone
- 129 Cam Mix, Rear Mix, and Monitor Mix
- 130 Audio Channels
- 130 Input
- 131 Recording
- 131 Mode
- 131 Continuous Record
- 132 Internal Timelapse Timer and External Frame Trigger
- 133 Speed Ramp Mode
- 134 External Record Only
- 135 Frame Processing
- 135 No Frame Processing
- 135 Frame Summing
- 136 Frame Averaging
- 137 Pre-Record
- 138 Setup
- 138 Keys
- 138 Key Mapping and Soft Keys
- 138 Options
- 139 Advanced
- 139 Date / Time
- 140 Communication
- 140 Name
- 140 Group
- 141 Target
- 141 Serial Protocol
- 141 Network
- 142 REDMOTE
- 142 Pair REDMOTEs
- 143 REDlink Channel
- 143 REDlink Enable
- 143 GPIO / SYNC
- 143 Sync
- 144 Brain GPIO
- 145 Pro I/O GPIO
- 145 System
- 145 FAN CONTROL
- 146 Post Record Delay
- 147 Indicators
- 147 Maintenance
- 148 System Info
- 148 Save Log
- 148 Upgrade
- 148 CALIBRATION
- 149 Current CalMap
- 150 Black Shading (Default)
- 150 Black Shading (Current FPS/Exposure Settings)
- 151 Black Shading Procedure
- 152 Export and Import Calibration Maps
- 155 Self Test
- 155 Enable / Disable Sensor Test Pattern
- 155 Enable / Disable Sensor Test Pattern
- 156 Touchscreen
- 156 Restore System
- 157 Rediscover
- 159 PLAYBACK
- 159 Upper Controls
- 159 ISO
- 159 White Balance
- 159 View
- 160 Presets
- 160 Media
- 161 Settings
- 163 Meta
- 163 Clip Playback Status Bar
- 163 Lower Controls
- 163 Resolution / Project Framerate / Quality
- 164 Histogram
- 164 Playback Speed
- 164 In / Out Point Marker
- 164 Frame-by-Frame Reverse / Forward
- 165 Play / Pause
- 165 Play Once / Loop
- 165 Playback Direction
- 165 Additional Clip/Camera Information
- 165 POWER
- 165 Power Status
- 166 Shutdown
- 167 Power Out
- 167 Power Save
- 169 APPENDIX A: UPGRADING CAMERA FIRMWARE
- 169 Verify Current Camera Firmware
- 169 Upgrade Procedure
- 169 Restore Default Factory Settings
- 170 APPENDIX B: MANAGING DIGITAL MEDIA
- 170 Media
- 170 FORMATTING MEDIA
- 172 Media Capacity Remaining Status
- 172 EJECT MEDIA FROM CAMERA (UNMOUNT)
- 173 Using REDMOTE / Touchscreen LCD
- 174 Using Side Handle
- 174 Using Side SSD
- 174 Copying Media
- 175 Erasing Media
- 175 Macintosh OS X
- 175 Windows
- 176 APPENDIX C: INPUT / OUTPUT CONNECTORS
- 176 Camera Brain Front
- 177 MIC-1, MIC-2 (Microphone Audio)
- 178 Camera Brain Rear
- 179 HD-SDI
- 179 Headphone
- 180 SYNC (Video Sync)
- 181 Trigger Button Circuit
- 182 CTRL (RS232 Control)
- 183 GIG-E (Ethernet)
- 184 DC IN (Power Input)
- 185 HDMI Out
- 185 Side SSD Module
- 186 REDMOTE
- 187 APPENDIX D: SUPPORTED LENSES
- 187 DSMC Canon Mount Electronically Supported Lenses
- 188 DSMC Nikon Mount Electronically Supported Lenses
- 188 DSMC Leica-M Mount Lenses
- 189 APPENDIX E: AUDIO SUBSYSTEM INFORMATION
- 189 Audio Format
- 189 Channel Setup
- 189 Source Selection
- 190 Channel Modes
- 190 Balanced Microphone
- 190 Unbalanced Microphone
- 191 Line in 0 dBu
- 191 Line In 0 VU
- 191 Phantom Power
- 191 Limiter
- 191 Audio Recording
- 192 Peak Meter
- 193 Data Path
- 193 HD-SDI/HDMI Embedded audio
- 193 Audio Control
- 194 Pre-Amp
- 194 Headphone
- 195 Cam Mix, Rear Mix, and Monitor Mix
- 196 Audio During Playback
- 197 APPENDIX F: DEFAULT KEY FUNCTIONS
- 199 APPENDIX G: REDMOTE OPERATION
- 199 Control, Connectors and Display
- 199 CONTROLS
- 199 Still / Motion Switch
- 199 LEDs
- 200 Rocker Switch
- 200 User Function Keys
- 200 Menu Button
- 200 SOFT Menu Buttons 1-3
- 201 Navigation Group
- 201 Scroll Wheel
- 201 Direction KEYS
- 201 Enter Button
- 201 Focus and Record Button
- 201 Soft Menu Buttons 4-8
- 202 Power / KEY Lock Switch
- 202 USB Power Port
- 202 Operation
- 202 Docking and Undocking
- 202 Docking
- 203 Undocking
- 203 Power Up / Down
- 203 Power UP
- 203 Connected to Camera
- 203 Not Connected to Camera
- 203 Power DOWN
- 203 Using Camera
- 203 Using REDMOTE
- 204 Recording
- 205 Accessing Camera Controls / Settings
- 205 Changing Camera Settings
- 205 Using Camera LCD / External Monitor as Reference
- 205 Using REDMOTE LCD Stand-Alone
- 206 ADVANCED OPERATION: REDMOTE MENUS
- 206 Soft Menu Buttons 1-3
- 206 WIRELESS CONNECT: SOFT MENU BUTTON 1
- 206 Connect REDMOTE to a Paired Camera
- 208 ReconnectING IF Signal is Lost
- 209 Operating WITH Multiple Cameras FROM a REDMOTE
- 209 REDMOTE or LOCAL MENUS: SOFT MENU BUTTON 2
- 212 REDMOTE SETUP: SOFT MENU BUTTON 3
- 213 DISPLAY LAYOUT: SOFT MENU BUTTONS 4-8
- 214 Internal Battery
- 214 Charge Status
- 215 Battery Life
- 215 CHARGING
- 215 CHARGE TIME
- 215 USING CAMERA
- 215 USING USB CONNECTOR
- 216 UPGRADE REDMOTE FIRMWARE
- 216 Upgrade REDMOTE through DSMC
- 216 Upgrade REDMOTE (Macintosh)
- 216 Install REDMOTE Upgrade Utility (Macintosh)
- 217 Configure REDMOTE Connection with Computer (Macintosh)
- 218 Upgrade REDMOTE Firmware (Macintosh)
- 222 Upgrade REDMOTE (Windows)
- 222 INSTALL REDMOTE UPGRADE UTILITY (Windows)
- 223 Configure REDMOTE Connection with Computer (Windows)
- 224 Upgrade REDMOTE Firmware (Windows)
- 229 APPENDIX H: 3D SETUP / OPERATION
- 229 Overview
- 229 Camera Setup
- 229 Master Camera
- 229 SLAVE CAMERA
- 230 Clip Naming Conventions
- 230 Reel No. / Slate (Camera ID) / Camera Position
- 231 Connecting Cameras
- 232 Operation
- 232 Changing Settings
- 232 Recording
- 233 Power Down
- 234 APPENDIX I: EXPOSURE – USING FALSE COLOR AND ISO
- 234 Underexposure (~ 2 stops)
- 236 Overexposure (~ 2 stops)
- 238 Appropriate Exposure
- 240 Adjusting the ISO Rating
- 242 APPENDIX J: POST-PRODUCTION
- 242 Monitoring
- 243 REDCINE-X® PRO
- 244 APPENDIX K: MAINTENANCE
- 244 Cleaning
- 244 Camera And Accessory Exterior Surfaces
- 244 Brain
- 244 Optical Low-Pass Filter (OLPF)
- 244 LCD Screen (Touchscreen / Non-Touchscreen)
- 245 EVF
- 245 REDMOTE Screen
- 245 Lenses
- 245 Side Handle LCD
- 246 Back Focus Adjustment
- 248 APPENDIX L: TROUBLESHOOTING
- 248 No Media Attached
- 248 Recording Halted: Record Error - Shutdown
- 248 Preset Could Not Be Applied
- 248 Camera Cannot Be Paired to REDMOTE
- 248 Cannot See Menus on LCD Touch Screen
- 249 APPENDIX M: TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- 251 Camera Brain Dimensions
- 251 Front View
- 252 Side View
- 253 Top View
- 253 Bottom View
- 254 Back View
- 255 APPENDIX N: RESOLUTION CHART