The E.P.I.C. integrated prompting system has claimed the top spot as the world's leading broadcast on-camera monitor. Its special design combines a high-brightness prompting screen with an integrated talent monitor. As part of the Intelligent Prompting system evolution, E.P.I.C. now offers ultimate connectivity and flexibility.
### Key Features
- Prompt monitor: 17 inches.
- Integrated talent monitor: 17.3 inches.
- Unique full HD talent monitor with SDI and CVBS input.
- Direct network to WinPlus-IP for easy integration and perfect sync without a scroll box.
- No camera tilt restrictions from non-integrated mounting brackets.
- Folding hood design cuts setup time and protects glass during transport.
- Optimized mounting and hood for wide lenses (4.3mm).
- Minimal counterbalance needed, reducing weight.
- Four integrated tally lights for 270-degree visibility.
- Integration with CLOCKPLUS-IP clock and camera ID display (not included).
- Package includes 17' integrated monitor, carbon fiber hood, mounting system, tally sensor, and cable tray.
### Technical Specifications
- Prompt monitor size: 17'
- Integrated talent monitor size: 17.3'
- Integrated monitors weight: 6.1 kg / 13.4 lb
- On-camera package weight: 13.7 kg / 30.2 lb
- Prompt monitor aspect ratio: 4.3
- Prompt monitor brightness: 1500 nits
- Prompt monitor resolution: 1280 x 1024 SXGA
- Prompt monitor contrast: 1000:1
- Prompt monitor dimensions: 440 x 360 x 41mm / 17.3 x 14.2 x 1.6”
- Talent monitor aspect ratio: 16:9
- Talent monitor brightness: 400 nits
- Talent monitor resolution: 1920 x 1080
- Script and feedback inputs: LAN, 2x HD-SDI, 2x CVBS
- Tally input: Opto sensor
- Timecode Inputs: LTC, NTP (VITC, D-VITC optional)
- Power consumption: 48W
- Power input: 4-pin XLR, 12-16.8VDC
- Outputs: Repeat Tally Output inc. 12V DC out
- Viewing angle: H/V 170/160
- Mounting: On-camera system with backplate, carbon fiber hood, rail, and bracket.
Using the Autoscript EPIC-IP17 On-Camera Kit is a breeze. First, set up the mounting system on your camera following the instructions. Make sure it's securely attached. Then, connect the monitors to the appropriate inputs like LAN, HD - SDI, or CVBS for script and feedback. The tally sensor should be connected properly for the tally lights to work.
When it comes to power, use a 4 - pin XLR cable with 12 - 16.8VDC. Keep an eye on the power consumption, which is 48W.
For transporting, take advantage of the folding hood to protect the glass. Also, since it reduces the setup time, it's great for time - critical situations.
As for maintenance, keep the monitors clean with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals. Check the cables regularly for any signs of wear and tear. And don't forget to update the software as recommended by the manufacturer to ensure smooth operation and compatibility.
