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NOTE You can power your URSA Broadcast G2 on or off via a combination of
internal control panel buttons. Holding the ‘rec’ and ‘forward skip’ buttons will
power up the camera if it is turned off, or power it off if it is turned on. If your
camera’s power switch is set to ‘on’ but your camera is powered down, it may
have been powered down via the control panel. Toggle the power switch to
return it to normal operation.
Camera Video Outputs
HD Monitoring Output
Blackmagic URSA Broadcast G2’s down converted 3G-SDI out connector always outputs
1080HD video so you can easily connect to routers, monitors, SDI capture devices, broadcast
switchers and other SDI devices. This output is labeled ‘front SDI’ in the touchscreen
settings menu.
12G-SDI Output
The 12G-SDI out connector on the rear panel supports HD and Ultra HD video including high
frame rate progressiveformats such as 2160p50, 59.94 and 60 on a single SDI cable. Interlaced
HD formats are also supported including 1080i50, 59.94 and 60. You can use the 12G-SDI
output to connect to anySDI monitor as well as Ultra HD switchers such as ATEM Production
Studio 4K. This output can be switched between HD and Ultra HD by selecting 1080p or 2160p
in the ‘SDI output’ setting for the ‘main SDI’ on the ‘monitor’ tab on the touchscreen. For more
information please refer to the ‘monitor settings’ section later in this manual.
Connecting to Video Switchers
The SDI outputs allow you to use your camera for live television production. You can connect
the rear panel SDI output directly to production switchers for live production work, or to
ATEMCamera Converters to convert your signal to optical so you can send it hundreds of
meters to a broadcast truck on location.
When connected to a switcher, you can easily view the switcher’s program output on your
Blackmagic URSA Broadcast G2. To do this, first connect the switcher to your camera’s rear
12G-SDI input. Now press the ‘program’ button marked PGM on your camera’s fold out monitor.
To switch back to the camera image, simply press the PGM button again.
56Camera Video Outputs
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