Rode DCS-1 Cold Shoe Mount User Manual
- June 4, 2024
- Rode
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Rode DCS-1 Cold Shoe Mount
Specifications
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Weight (grams) 7
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Dimension (millimeters) Width: 21
Length: 92 -
Height: 22
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Compatible RØDE Products
- Wireless GO
- VideoMic NTG
- VideoMicro
- VideoMic
- VideoMic Pro
- VideoMic Pro+
- VideoMic GO
- Stereo VideoMic
- Stereo VideoMic Pro
- Stereo VideoMic X
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Top Mount 2 x Cold Shoe
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Bottom Mount 1 x Accessory Foot
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Brand Rode
Introduction
The DCS-1 is a dual cold shoe mount that allows for the neat mounting of two microphones or cold shoe accessories on a device with a single cold shoe mount. It is compatible with all RØDE products featuring a cold shoe adaptor, and includes cable management slots for select RØDE audio cables.
- Dual cold shoe mount
- Rugged construction
- Lightweight and discreet
- Sturdy base with ¼” thread
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the distance between the cold shoes wide enough to fit two Sennheiser Wireless G3 receivers?
No, the bracket will adapt to the following units Wireless GO VideoMic NTG VideoMicro VideoMic VideoMic Pro VideoMic Pro+ VideoMic GO Stereo VideoMic Stereo VideoMic Pro Stereo VideoMic X
What is the load capacity of the dual mount? trying to see if it can hold a monitor and a shotgun mike?
There is no stated load capacity but this will hold a shotgun Mic and a monitor. as long as both are short enough to fit on here.
How cold shoe do mounts function?
A mounting plate or block is topped by the Cold Shoe, which is a bracket. The mounting block is made to be set up on a tripod, light stand, or other similar support. A cold shoe is used to support an off-camera flash unit that is operated independently of the camera. The term “cold shoe” refers to a shoe that has no inherent power.
A cold shoe microphone is what?
You can attach mics and illumination to a camera using a cold shoe mic mount, which enables you to record from various angles.
A cold shoe interface is what?
The identical receptacle and connection method found on the top of your camera are also used by a cold shoe. The main distinction is that a cold shoe lacks an electronic connection and doesn’t communicate with the camera.
What is a shoe mount for a camera?
A camera’s hot shoe is a mounting area on the top where a flash unit and other appropriate accessories can be attached. It takes the shape of an angled metal bracket enclosing a metal contact point, completing the electrical connection between the accessory and camera for conventional, brand-neutral flash synchronisation.
How can I mic up multiple people at once?
You’ll need a second Wireless GO system if you need to mic up a second person. Using the DCS-1 dual cold shoe attachment, you may secure both receivers to the cold shoe of your camera. Next, attach both receivers to your camera’s single mic input using the SC11 splitter cable. You’ll also need a SC4 converter cable to connect the Wireless GOs to your phone; just plug the SC11 single input into the SC4 before connecting it to your phone.
What distinguishes a cold shoe mount from a hot shoe mount?
Because it has electrical contacts that enable it to transmit signals from the camera to your flash, it is known as being “hot.” In contrast, a cold shoe is a container that resembles a hot shoe in many aspects. But the distinction is that it frequently lacks electrical connectors necessary to activate a flashgun. Thus, the adjective “cold.”
How are cold shoe mounts attached?
All you need to do is attach them to a stand using screws, then mount the flash using a standard hot shoe. They are simple and small, but they do a good job of holding your flashgun in place. Additionally, there are cold shoe installations with movable arms.
Can a hot shoe be put into a cold one?
Numerous accessories might use a cold shoe mount as nothing more than a mounting point because it has nothing else. As long as there is only a mounting required, both are interchangeable. Only a hot shoe male and hot shoe female will cooperate if you require the electronics to work.
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