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CCU Commands
The camera is supplied set to factory default settings. Some commands are set to AUTO but
can be changed to manual if required. The camera will always power up with all the settings
set as it was powered down. The settings can be restored to factory settings if needed.
To adjust the White and Black balance manually you need to be in
‘Manual’ which is
automatically set when you select a
‘Scene File’. There are 4 manual Scene Files; A, B, C or
D. which are accessible from the Remote Camera Panel. When working in a Scene File all
changes are automatically saved in that Scene File.
White Balance:
Auto Tracing, 5600K (outdoor), 3400K (indoor), Manual, Push.
Red Gain: (Manual white)
Adjusts the RED balance in the light areas of the picture.
Blue Gain: (Manual white)
Adjusts the BLUE balance in the light areas of the picture.
Gain:
Adjusts the total GAIN in the whole picture.
Red Ped: (Manual white)
Adjusts the RED balance in the dark areas of the picture.
Blue Ped: (Manual white)
Adjusts the BLUE balance in the dark areas of the picture.
Green Pedl: (Manual white)
Adjusts the GREEN balance in the dark areas of the picture.
Master Pedestal:
Adjusts the overall level of the dark areas of the picture.
Detail:
Adjusts the amount of high frequency detail in the picture.
Knee:
Sets the knee point at which the highlights are compressed.
Range: OFF, 100%, 95%, 90%, 85%, 80%, 75%
Knee is disabled when set to HDR mode.
Gamma:
Adjusts the Gamma curve to match human eye perception.
Range: BT709 +/- 1 or 2 and HLG75
Chroma:
Adds or subtracts the amount of colour in the picture.
Shading:
Increases the brightness outside the centre area of the picture to
compensate for lens shading.
Noise Reduction:
Reduces noise when adding gain.
Colour Matrix:
The Colour Matrix can be adjusted for all 6 colours; Magenta,
Red, Yellow, Green, Cyan, Blue.
D-Range:
Dynamic Range has 3 settings. Low, Normal and High.
Low is
better for outdoor bright scenes.
High sets the camera to HLG
HDR mode. Only use this if you are shooting in HDR or in low
light situations. The Knee is disabled in HDR mode.