Sony SMAD-P5 Multi Interface (MI) Shoe Adaptor


Key Features
- For UWP-D Series URX-P40 Receivers
- Compatible with most Sony Camcorders/Cameras with MI Shoe (compatiblility list below)
- Digital Audio and Data Connection
- Switchable to Analog Connection
- Easy Cable-Free Operation and Setup
- Linked Receiver to Power from the Camera Directly
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OVERVIEW
The SMAD-P5 Multi Interface (MI) Shoe Adaptor allows convenient, cable-free connection of the URX-P40 wireless receiver to compatible camcorders or interchangeable-lens cameras featuring an MI (Multi Interface) shoe. Audio signals are transmitted directly from the wireless receiver to the camera with no need for connecting cables. The adaptor also supports direct digital audio recording with compatible camcorders, bypassing A/D and D/A conversion stages to deliver high sound quality with low noise. The SMAD-P5 allows the wireless receiver to draw power from the camcorder via the MI shoe, while receiver power ON/OFF can be controlled directly from the camera.
Analog Output Setting Compatibility:
- XDCAM Camcorders
- PXW-Z280 / Z190
- PXW-X180 / X160
- PXW-X280 / X200
- PXW-Z150
- PXW-FX9
- PXW-FS7 / PXW-FS7II
- PXW-FS5 / PXW-FS5II
- PXW-Z90
- PXW-X70
- NXCAM Camcorders
- HXR-NX5R
- HXR-NX80
- HXR-MC2500
- HXR-MC88
- Cinema Line Cameras
- IMLE-FX6V
- ILME-FX3
- Handycams
- FDR-AX60
- FDR-AX45
- NEX-VG30
- α Series Cameras
- A7II / A7III
- A7RII / A7RIII / A7RIV
- A7S / A7SII / A7SIII
- A7C
- A9 / A9II
- A1
- A6600
- A99II
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physical specifications
| Dimensions | Approx. 1.34" x 1.37" x 1.61" (WxHxD) |
| Weight | Approx. 27 g |
- Sony SMAD-P5 Multi Interface (MI) Shoe Adaptor
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