Connected to a Mac or PC the Lockit transforms into a MIDI timecode interface without additional configuration and allows for deep level editing of the settings. Powering and chargingĮxternal power and charging are available through a common USB-C port. This gives you the freedom to choose running it either on straight, Y-split cable or 2 separate leads using the second connector for timecode which also connects to devices that support ACN for metadata transfer. The primary output carries timecode and genlock/wordclock. TC in and out follow industry standard and allow for syncing of 2 cameras in parallel or jamming via a cable while leaving the synced unit connected. Outputsĭual Lemo output connections provides maximum flexibility and continued use of available cables.
TIMECODE LOCKIT 1080P
While our smaller units were always marked by a prefix such as Tiny or Nano, the ACN-CL proudly carries the name “Lockit” and it wouldn’t do so without supplying both timecode and sync signals.ĭesigned for today’s equipment it supports 1080P and 1080i genlock for project rates 23.976 to 60 FPS while audio recorders are covered with wordclock up to 192 KHz.
The OLED also brings the useful timecode compare tool introduced with firmware 6.0 so it is easy to determine if other equipment is still in sync – with an accuracy of 1/100 of a frame. Lockit can also operate as master by automatically jamming units that are added or restarted during the day.
Just like the NanoLockit, jamming units to time of day with the internal Real Time Clock is a one button experience, but with the additional perk of a crisp OLED display. But now it’s time for our old buddy to step aside for the next generation.
TIMECODE LOCKIT SERIAL
Two AAs soon replaced the 9V battery, flying leads changed to fixed sockets, the BNC timecode output was sacrificed in favor of a second Lemo sporting TC I/O and a serial metadata port, a display-guided menu thrown in and, of course, we introduced the ACN, a powerful wireless timecode and metadata network.ĭespite all these changes and a massive increase of processing power, we were able to maintain its iconic form over all those years. Over time it was updated with a host of features we now take for granted from HD sync to metadata. Since its first appearance in 1993 the ACL “Lockit” has become synonymous for reliable on-set synchronization.
TIMECODE LOCKIT PORTABLE
We fit all of this and more in a compact solid aluminum case that makes the ACN-TL TinyLockit and even ALL601 LancLogger look large by comparison.Ambient ACN-CL Lockit Portable Timecode Systemīeing a Lockit at its core, the ACN-CL carries the DNA of its predecessors and inherits all the unique and appreciated features, combined with the unprecedented ease of use that has been first introduced with the NanoLockit.
TIMECODE LOCKIT FULL
Not just for the bling the sync LED is now full RGB so we have another color for status indication and party mode.
This gives you the freedom to choose running it either on straight, Y-split cable or 2 separate leads using the second connector for timecode which also connects to devices that support ACN for metadata transfer.Įxternal power and charging are available through a common USB-C port.
The OLED also brings the useful timecode compare tool introduced with firmware 6.0 so it is easy to determine if other equipment is still in sync – with an accuracy of 1/100 of a frame.ĭual Lemo output connections provides maximum flexibility and continued use of available cables. Just like the NanoLockit, jamming with the internal Real Time Clock is a one button experience, but now with the addition of a convenient OLED display. The old Lockit is dead, long live the NEW Lockit!īeing a Lockit at its core, the ACN-CL carries the DNA of its predecessors and inherits each of the unique and appreciated features combined with the unprecedented ease of use first introduced with the NanoLockit.
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