Power connector specifications and wiring for Sony F65 camera

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The Sony F65 uses an 8-pin Lemo connector, model FGJ.3B.308.CLLD72Z, which is identical to that used on the Genesis, F23, and F35 cameras.
The F65 connector carries both 12V and 24V supplies, with the camera operating on 12V power while the 24V is passed through to a separate Fischer 3-pin output connector.
A cable originally wired for the Genesis may power the F65 body but not properly supply all accessory ports, requiring testing before use.
When using a Y-cable configuration to supply multiple power inputs, the camera internally combines all positive and negative pins, allowing the cable routing to individual pins to vary without affecting operation.
A single 12V supply routed to both the main camera power and auxiliary ports via Y-cable can successfully power an F65 using accessories designed for 12V operation.

One user reported incomplete accessory powering when using a Genesis-wired cable on F65 without clarifying whether the cable was single 12V or dual 12V/24V.
The specific internal pin assignment details of the FGJ.3B.308.CLLD72Z connector were not fully documented in the thread.
Experience is based on field use rather than official documentation review.