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25% battery life remaining. When your battery drops below 20% charge, the color of the
status LED, near the record button begins to flash. It will alternate slowly between red and
orange during recording and alternate between white and orange during standby mode.
If the mains power connector is plugged into your camera, the battery indicator
shows as full.
FPS, Shutter Angle, White Balance
The ‘FPS,’ ‘SA,’ and ‘WB’ indicators display your camera’s current frame rate, shutter
angle and white balance. The ‘fps’ indicator shows the current sensor frame rate.
Formore information on sensor and project frame rates, see the ‘touchscreen controls’
section in this manual.
ISO/Gain
Displays your camera’s currently set gain.
Iris
Displays your current lens aperture. Depending on your lens type, this will be
displayedas an ‘f’ or ‘T’ stop.
Card Information
The ‘card 1’ and ‘card 2’ indicators will appear on your URSA Broadcast G2’s status
LCDwhen these slots are occupied.
The ‘SD’ indicator appears if you are recording on SD cards, and disappears if you are
recording on CFast cards.
Record Indicator
While recording, a circular indicator will appear under the card or cards being currently
written to.
Low Time Remaining
A ‘low’ indicator will appear under the relevant card when you have approximately
5minutes of record time remaining.
Audio Meters
The peak audio meters display audio levels when using the internal microphone, or
viaexternal audio when connected. The display is calibrated to dBFS units and features
peak hold indicators which stay visible for a short time so you can clearly see the
maximum levels reached.
To achieve optimum audio quality, ensure your audio levels do not reach 0 dBFS. This
is the maximum level that your camera can record, meaning that any audio that exceeds
this level will be clipped, resulting in distortion.
Dropped Frame Indicator
This indicator will flash when your camera detects dropped frames. Once you stop
recording, the indicator will remain on the screen to let you know that the previous clip
detected dropped frames. This warning disappears the next time you start recording,
or if you power cycle the camera. For more information on avoiding dropped frames,
see the ‘storage media’ section in this manual.
NOTE You can set your URSA Broadcast G2 to stop recording if dropped
frames are detected. See the ‘recordsettings’ section in this manual for more
information. This feature is user selectable as you may be able to get away
with brief periods of ‘burst’ recording at higher frame rates or resolutions when
shooting to slower media.
51URSA Broadcast G2 Controls
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