Core SWX I/O Module for Sony BURANO PMC Plate

The Core SWX Burano I/O Module is a powerful extension designed to seamlessly integrate with the Power Management Control box for Sony BURANO and VENICE cameras. This module enhances your camera setup by providing additional power outputs, ensuring a comprehensive and efficient power distribution solution.
 
The BURANO I/O Module attaches effortlessly to the Power Management Control box, offering two 2-pin 12V, 3Amp outputs, and two 3-pin 24V, 3Amp outputs. This expanded power capability caters to the diverse requirements of professional filmmakers on set.
 
Ergonomically crafted out of aluminum, the module is designed to mount on the side of the camera in alignment with the native I/O, ensuring a streamlined and user-friendly configuration. Its connection to the remote and CTRL ports enables loop-thru functionality and R/S start-stop functions on the 3-pin 24V connections, providing enhanced control and convenience.
 
The module itself is equipped with an ARRI-style anti-twist 1/4-20 mount, making it compatible with various already-released BURANO top plates. Additionally, an included mini-top plate offers flexibility, serving as a temporary solution or a permanent attachment based on the camera owner’s preference.
 
For added convenience, an optional extension cable is available, allowing you to move the module to another location on the camera rig, providing flexibility in your setup.
 
Key Features:
 
• Attaches seamlessly to the Power Management Control box for Sony BURANO and VENICE cameras
• Additional power outputs: two 2-pin 12V, 3Amp, and two 3-pin 24V, 3Amp
• Ergonomic design for side mounting in alignment with native I/O
• Connects to remote and CTRL ports for loop-thru and R/S start-stop functions on 3-pin 24V connections
• ARRI-style anti-twist 1/4-20 mount for compatibility with existing manufacturers BURANO-designed top plates
• Includes mini-top plate for flexible and customizable camera setups.
• Optional extension cable(#BUR-IO-EXT) available for moving the module to another location on the camera rig.