Custom designed for Roland's portable AIRA instruments, the CB-RAC Custom Case is a streamlined and rugged carry case for the Roland AIRA E-4, J-6, and T-8 instruments. This case features a semi-rigid EVA shell under a protective polyester exterior and sports double heavy-duty zippers. An internal mesh pocket provides a convenient space to stow your USB charging cable when taking your AIRA instrument on-the-go.

Custom Carry Case for AIRA Instruments    Fits AIRA E-4, J-6, and T-8    Durable Semi-Rigid EVA Shell    Rugged Polyester Exterior    Double Heavy-Duty Zippers    Internal Mesh Pocket for USB Cable

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you use all 3 outputs at the same time?2 HD-SDI outputs (preview and program) and a quad output via HDMI?Example:1 SDI preview output to projector1 SDI program output to live broadcast/recorder1 HDMI quad view output for the director.

A: Yes, you can use all 3 outputs at the same time.

Q: 2. Does anyone who owns this have an issue with one of the main buttons sticking? I just received my brand new switcher today and Button 1 on the A bus (top row) has a tendency to stick when you press it in all the way (it stays de-pressed). It still works well and if you don't press it in all the way, it's fine. But I can't get the others to stick even if I tried but this one sticks every so often when it's pushed in all the way. It usually pops back up shortly after or you can sort of wiggle it and it'll pop up again, but I can't imagine this is normal...or is it? Outside that it all works flawlessly and I LOVE the iPad app!!

A: The buttons on this unit really should not be be sticking. Feel free to contact us at cs@a href= http://bhphoto.com target= _blank bhphoto.com/a if you feel like this is an issue you'd like addressed.

Q: 3. Hi, What's the capacity of the backpack in liters?

A: The Roland CB-RU10 Utility Backpack has multiple storage compartments that vary in size. The manufacturer only provides external dimensions for the bag which are 21.2 x 13.1 x 9.2" (538 x 333 x 234 mm). The storage capacity is not provided in liters. The bag is intended for carrying one or more Roland electronic instruments, such as the TR-8S Rhythm Performer, MC-707 Groovebox, SP-404MKII, and others, along with essential performance accessories such as a laptop or tablet, microphones, cables, footswitches, headphones, etc.

Q: 4. Can the Multi-view HDMI out be set any other output, like Program View (PGM)? The manual kind of shows it can, but doesn't specifically say if you can set the Program View thru the HDMI-out.

A: Yes, you can use it as another program out if you'd like.

Q: 5. Please, what is the extra port beside both the mic and phone - the one with the 2 dots?

A: The extra port next to the Mic and Phone connections with the 2 dots is actually a volume control for the Mic Input and Headphone output.http://bit.ly/2aIAA5S

Q: 6. Can this switcher be used with wirecast?

A: Although the Roland switcher can connect to a PC via USB with dedicated application for control, if you wish to bring in the program video output signal from the switcher into Wirecast on your computer, you will need to use a capture device. Examples of HDMI capture devices for PC are Magewell XI100DUSB HDMI USB 3.0 Capture Dongle or for Mac with thunderbolt, Blackmagic Design UltraStudio Mini Recorder Capture Device.

Q: 7. I would like to use a c100 with the roland. I don't plan on inputting 24p from the c100. Is there any other compatibility or quality issue that I should be aware of? Has anyone tried this to see if it works and have any opinion to share? The issue is the c100 is non refundable and I would not be able to return it if it doesn't work.

A: The Roland V-1HD Portable 4 x HDMI Input Switcher will take the Canon C100 and C100 Mark II signals of 1080p or 1080i at 59.94 and 50 with no issue. It will not take 24 or 25p. That is because there is little call for switchers to do cinema frame rates.

Q: 8. Will the device take 60p frame rate inputs?

A: Yes it will. The Roland V-1HD accepts frame rates of 59.94 fps at 1080p, 1080i and 720p resolutions.

Q: 9. Can I mix to another input while using chroma key effect?

A: YES YOU CAN. the chroma key effect has a dedicated key on the panel DSK which you program it in the menu which input to use as chroma key and other settings.So while the DSK switch is On you can mix the other inputs (but not the input you set for chroma effect)I use it to display lower third lyrics from the laptop while I keep mixing camera feeds from the three cameras

Q: 10. Does it have a PIP option?

A: Yes it does