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Handle, rear, and connector block – Sony DT 11-18mm f/4.5-5.6 Lens User Manual

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1. Overview: Location and Function of Parts

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Handle, Rear, and Connector Block

11

10

8

7

6

5

4 3 2 1

21

16

10

10

10

9

17
18

19

22
23

20

24

25
26

14

13

12

15

20

1.

Handle HOLD switch

Use to disable operation of the controls on the
handle.

2.

Handle record START/STOP button

3.

Handle internal microphone

4.

Multi-interface shoe

For details about accessories supported by
the multi-interface shoe, contact your sales
representative.

5.

Handle assignable dial (page 48)

6.

Handle zoom lever (page 93)

7.

ASSIGN (assignable) 7 to 8 buttons
(page 48)

8.

Multi selector (8-way D-pad and apply
buttons)

9.

Accessory shoe (page 7)

10.

Accessory attachment screw holes
(1/4 inch)

Compatible with 1/4-20 UNC screws (length of
6 mm or less).

[Note]

Use of screws longer than 6 mm may damage the
exterior surface.

11.

Recording/tally lamp (rear) (page 34)

12.

BATT RELEASE button (page 17)

13.

Air inlet

[Note]

Do not cover the air inlet.

14.

Battery pack attachment (page 17)

15.

USB-C connector (page 60)

16.

INPUT2 (audio input 2) connector
(page 46)

17.

INPUT1 (audio input 1) connector
(page 46)

18.

INPUT2 (LINE/MIC/MIC+48V) switch
(page 46)

19.

INPUT1 (LINE/MIC/MIC+48V) switch
(page 46)

20.

Screw holes for external devices

Compatible with M3 screws (length of 4 mm
or less).

[Note]

Use of screws longer than 4 mm may damage the
exterior surface.

21.

HDMI OUT connector (page 106)

22.

SDI OUT connector (page 106)

23.

TC IN/TC OUT (timecode input/output)
connector (page 107)

24.

REMOTE connector

Connect to general-purpose LANC jack
accessory.

25.

USB/multi connector (page 108)

26.

DC-IN connector (standard DC jack)
(page 18)

Attaching the accessory shoe

1

Lift the front edge of the shoe spring, and
pull the spring in the opposite direction to
the arrow engraved on the spring.

Shoe spring

Accessory shoe

1

2

Position the accessory shoe on the
accessory shoe mount, aligning the
protrusions on the shoe with the
corresponding points on the mount, and
tighten the four screws.