Blackmagic Design URSA Mini Pro 12K (PL) - Manual (Page 124)

Using the ‘Toggle On/Off’ behavior also lets you select the output this setting applies
to. Simply tap any combination of ‘LCD,’ ‘front SDI’ and ‘main SDI’ to select. If the output
for an option is not available, such as ‘color bars’ which always applies to all outputs,
the ‘LCD,’ ‘front SDI’, and ‘main SDI’ settings are disabled. On URSA Mini Pro models
you can disable the function and HFR buttons by selecting ‘none’.
You can also configure URSA Mini Pro 4.6K G1 to use the ‘ret’ and ‘vtr’ buttons
on a B4 lens as function buttons. For example, if ISO recording is happening with a
HyperDeck, a popular option is to set ‘vtr’ to act as a ‘push to talk’ button.
Status LED
URSA Mini Pro cameras have a small status LED near the ‘rec’ button on the forward
control panel to provide tally and status information. Use the ‘status LED’ setting to
switch the status LED on or off. On URSA Mini the status LED is located on the outside
of the LCD touchscreen next to the ‘F2’ button and referred to as the ‘door LED’ on the
‘setup’ tab.
The LED will provide the following status indicators:
White The camera is powered on and in standby mode.
Red The camera is recording. Slow flashing indicates that your card space is low,
while rapid flashing indicates dropped frames.
Green The camera is in playback mode. The LED alternates slowly between green
and off while a clip is playing. When inserted media is recognized, the status
LED blinks green and white three times.
Orange If your camera’s battery is low, the LED will flash orange and your other
current status color. For example, if currently recording, the LED indicator
will slowly alternate between orange and red. If your camera is in standby
mode, the LED will alternate between white and orange. The threshold for
‘low’ battery is 20 percent for batteries that support percentage accurate
charge information, or 12.5 volts for batteries that don’t.
Status LED Brightness
To set the brightness of the status LED, ‘low,’ ‘medium,’ or ‘high.’
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