User Manual

*Subject to change without notice Atomos Ninja Inferno – User Manual Edition 1: May 2017 12

5. Ninja Inferno Connections cont.

1. HDMI

HDMI IN: The video input is a full size HDMI 2.0a connection used to

receive the video and when supported by your device embedded audio

and Timecode. This is both displayed and recorded to the Atomos

recorder/monitor storage media.

HDMI OUT: This is for connection to an external monitor or other device

with an HDMI input. It carries a loop-through of the incoming HDMI signal

in record and standby mode, and the playback signal when the Ninja

Infernoisinplaybackmode.Thisouputis2.0aandcancarryeithera4K

orHDsignal(withtheoptiontodownconvertthe4KinputtoHD).

2. Analogue Audio

On the side of the Ninja Inferno unit is a multi-pin connector in to which the

XLR break out cable can be connected. A 2 in 2 out XLR cable is available

asanoptionaladditionalaccessory.TheinputscanbeconguredatLine,

Mic and Pro level in the Audio menu. The inputs can also provide 48V

Phantom power to compatible microphones.

The XLR out puts are available via the optional 2 x 2 XLR cable accessory

for monitoring and the audio channel routed to them can be selected via

the headphones selection in the Audio menu.

Video Scale Convert

Video out also has the option for a down scale to be applied allowing your

4Kinputtobeconvertedtoa1080HDoutputforusewithexistingHD

equipment.

3D LUT Output

When not using AtomHDR mode 3D LUTs can be applied to the outputs

of the Inferno and LUTs can also be selected to be applied to the outputs

and routed out to other equipment via the HDMI connections.

Embedded Audio

The Ninja Inferno can record 8 channels of digital audio embedded in the

HDMI signal.