The Saramonic SR-TRS-C07 is a timecode cable from a locking 3.5 mm TRS connector to a straight 4-pin LEMO connector. It carries timecode from the Saramonic TC-NEO or another generator or slate to a RED DSMC2 expander, so the recording runs on the same timeline as the other cameras and recorders on set. The cable is 35.5 cm long fully extended and weighs 35…
The Saramonic SR-TRS-C07 is a timecode cable from a locking 3.5 mm TRS connector to a straight 4-pin LEMO connector. It carries timecode from the Saramonic TC-NEO or another generator or slate to a RED DSMC2 expander, so the recording runs on the same timeline as the other cameras and recorders on set. The cable is 35.5 cm long fully extended and weighs 35 g.
Timecode from the Saramonic TC-NEO generator into RED DSMC2 modules with a 4-pin LEMO input.

Once inserted, the right-angle 3.5 mm TRS connector is secured by a rotating locking collar, so it will not pull out even when the camera moves. It plugs into the timecode port of the Saramonic TC-NEO and of generators and slates from other makers.
The straight four-pin LEMO connector matches the timecode input of the RED DSMC2 Jetpack Expander, Jetpack-SDI Expander and V-Lock I/O Expander and of other devices with a 4-pin LEMO input.
Plug the 3.5 mm TRS connector into the generator's timecode output and the LEMO connector into the timecode input of the RED DSMC2 expander. The device takes over the generator's timecode, and footage from all cameras and recorders lines up on a shared timeline in the edit.
The SR-TRS-C07 cable carries timecode from the generator to the camera or recorder, so the whole production runs on one timeline. The locking 3.5 mm connector stays put even when moving around the set, and the connectors and jacket stand up to daily use.

| Manufacturer: | Saramonic |
| Category: | Other cables |
| Length | 0.4m |
| Male / Female | Male - Male |
| Colour | Orange |
| Connectors | Jack 3.5 mm · LEMO 4-pin |
| Cable type | Control / sync |
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