CB> A BNC connector has a pin in the center, a collar around the pin, and
CB> a bumb on each side of the collar leading to a spiral track.  Cables
CB> are pushed into place, then given a turn to lock them down on the
CB> bayonet.
CB> 
CB> If your connector has three pins in a circle about 1/2 inch (1 cm) in
CB> diameter, with a projection that you can push in to unlock the cable,
CB> it's a Cannon XLR connection.  This type of connection is most
CB> commonly used for microphones (Audio Input?) or for power supplies. 
CB> If you have a microphone you could afford to lose, you could plug it
CB> in here; if the camera provides sound as well as picture, the
yes, I'm familliar with XLR and most other connectors, but this camera has no 
audio output, so I'm assuming that it's not an audio input.. 
the reason I mentioned the BNC connector is that it does have a collar with 
two bumps on it, and looks identical to a BNC except it's a bit smaller and 
has three pins instead of one..
Jason Lavoie
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