Camplex ATEM Headset Push-to-Talk Belt-Clip Active Adapter 4-Pin Female XLR

Description

Push-To-Talk headset adapters with volume control designed specifically for the Blackmagic ATEM Camera Converter. The Camplex BlackJack-APTT is an Active Push-To-Talk inline remote for use with the Blackmagic Design ATEM Camera Converter and includes options for female/male and 4pin/5pin connectors for professional PL intercom headsets, depending on model. The standard 6-foot TRRS male to male cable allows you to clip the remote to your belt and conveniently puts volume and talk controls at your fingertips.

Features

The Push-to-Talk Belt-Clip Active Headset Adapter from Camplex allows you to connect your studio headset to a Blackmagic Design ATEM Camera Converter. This active PTT converter adapts the 4-pin female XLR plug on the headset to dual 3.5mm plugs to interface with the ATEM Camera Converter. On-board headphone and microphone level controls as well as PTT functionality make your ATEM setup a professional intercom system. The headset has a built-in belt clip for easy access to the controls, and is powered by a single 9V battery."

Camplex Push-to-Talk Belt-Clip Active Headset Adapter for Blackmagic ATEM Camera Converter (4-Pin XLR
Female)
TRRS Male-Male Cable (6')
9V Battery

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