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AUDIO

OUT

VIDEO

S VIDEO

RGB

R

G

OUT

EXIT

AC INLET

AC OUTLET

75

OFF

ON

24/96

100/60

ID  0
ID  1

RS-232C

SYNC OFF

ON

IN

B

R

L

SYNC

1

0

75

OFF

ON

SYNC OFF

ON

24/96

100/60

ID  0
ID  1

1

0

Rear Panel

AUDIO OUT terminals (stereo)

VIDEO OUT terminal

S-VIDEO OUT terminal

RGB OUT terminals

External synchronization input terminal 

(See page 19)

RS-232C terminal

AC outlet

AC inlet

AUDIO IN terminals (stereo)

VIDEO IN terminal 

S-VIDEO IN terminal

Communication speed selector

Electronic shutter speed selector

Set this switch for communication with a
computer. (Left: 2400 bps, right: 9600 bps).

Set this switch when the screen flickers
(Left: 1/100 sec, right: 1/60 sec).

If the screen flickers, change the setting of this selector.
Screen flicker is caused mainly by fluorescent lamps and
tends to occur in the areas where power frequency is 50
Hz. Factory default is set to 1/60.
• In areas where the power frequency is 50 Hz, set it to

1/100.

• In areas where the power frequency is 60 Hz, set it to

1/60.

See page 16 for system construction.

Use this terminal when controling the RE-350
by a computer (see page 16, 20).

Should not exceed 5A. This outlet is not

interlocked.

Terminator selection switch

Set this switch to ON when external

synchronization signal must be
terminated (see page 19).

SYNC selection switch

Set this switch to ON to add synchronization

signal to G signal when using an RGB monitor
(see page 16). When the switch is set to OFF,
synchronization signal will be output to the
SYNC terminal of the RGB OUT terminals.

ID number 
setting switch

Set this switch when

controlling the RE-
350 by a computer.

MEMO

Right Side Panel

MIC

1

2

3

4

SC

PHASE

H

MIC LEVEL

Microphone volume control knob

MIC IN jack

(see page 17)

Use to adjust external synchronization (see page 19).

Hue fine-adjustment volume

Hue 

(sub carrier) 

selector

Horizontal phase adjustment volume

Summary of Contents for RE-350

Page 1: ...ly accessible location for future reference Veuillez lire attentivement ce mode d emploi avant d utiliser l appareil Conservez le soigneusement pour r f rence RE 350 INSTRUCTION MANUAL MODE D EMPLOI R...

Page 2: ...ration This Instruction Manual may not be copied in whole or part without prior consent of Canon The content of this manual is subject to change without notice Copyright 1996 CANON INC ALL RIGHTS RESE...

Page 3: ...ease the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced rad...

Page 4: ...erious injury to a child or adult and serious damage to the product A product and cart combination should be moved with care Quick stops excessive force and uneven surfaces may cause the product and c...

Page 5: ...d service personnel under the following conditions a When the power supply cord or plug is damaged b If any liquid has been spilled onto or objects have fallen into the product c If the product has be...

Page 6: ...g from Negative to Positive 14 Projecting Black and White Documents 15 Adjusting Brightness and Picture Quality 15 4 SYSTEM CONSTRUCTION 16 Outputting to a RGB Monitor 16 To Control by a Computer 16 C...

Page 7: ...t 5 seconds before turning the power ON again Turning the power ON too soon may cause a malfunction The illumination lamps do not light up immediately after the LIGHTS button is pressed To protect the...

Page 8: ...is 50 Hz Factory default is set to 1 60 In areas where the power frequency is 50 Hz set it to 1 100 In areas where the power frequency is 60 Hz set it to 1 60 See page 16 for system construction Use...

Page 9: ...age 13 To compensate automatically press the AUTO FOCUS button To compensate manually press the NEAR button or FAR button The AUTO FOCUS indicator flashes initially then lights up when compensation is...

Page 10: ...the right hand illumination lamp first then the left hand illumination lamp Press the arm lock release lever and raise the arm until it stops Direct the camera head towards the document table Remove t...

Page 11: ...the supplied unit cover on the RE 350 when the unit is not in use The unit cover has a pocket to store cords MEMO Place the unit horizontally when storing it If the unit is stored vertically it may f...

Page 12: ...the cables See page 16 for connecting equipment For details of operation refer to the instruction manual of the equipment to be used If your computer has AV compatability you can input images to the c...

Page 13: ...POWER The power of the RE 350 should be turned OFF when the unit is not used Disconnect the power cord if the unit will not be used for extended periods MEMO White balance will be automatically adjust...

Page 14: ...as a dark cloth hair etc 2 Intangible objects such as candle light smoke etc 3 Objects having a glossy surface telephone receiver glassware etc 4 Objects viewed through glass Use the backlight to pro...

Page 15: ...to white or vice versa Also if the image is already in color you can convert from primary colors to complementary colors Negative positive conversion is only possible with pictures via the camera hea...

Page 16: ...te modes is possible only when projecting pictures via the camera head Therefore color pictures via external input equipment cannot be switched to black and white see page 17 And also color pictures o...

Page 17: ...he equipment to be used Computer Video monitor VCR RGB monitor Computer S video cable RCA pin cable RGB cable RCA pin cable Rear panel RS 232C cable Power cord Outputting to a RGB monitor To AUDIO IN...

Page 18: ...T SELECT button Changing to Pictures via External Input Equipment MIC 1 2 3 4 SC PHASE H MIC LEVEL Use the microphone volume control knob to adjust the volume Sound from the microphone can be recorded...

Page 19: ...record audio together with pictures via the camera head onto a video tape For details of operation refer to the instruction manual for the equipment to be used Recording by VCR VCR BNC video cable To...

Page 20: ...m VIDEO IN Camera of the RE 350 VIDEO OUT EXT External input AUDIO OUT VIDEO S VIDEO RGB R G OUT EXIT AC INLET AC OUTLET 75 OFF ON 24 96 100 60 ID 0 ID 1 RS 232C SYNC OFF ON IN B R L SYNC 1 0 Rear pan...

Page 21: ...ard speed The focus lens moves toward the NEAR side at a slow speed The focus lens starts moving towards the FAR side at a standard speed The focus lens moves toward the FAR side at a slow speed The f...

Page 22: ...ct is not illuminated properly Pictures appear with flicker The electronic shutter speed selector has been set 7 incorrectly The input source cannot be changed The power of the RE 350 or other equipme...

Page 23: ...impedance 75 RGB OUT BNC connector x 4 output impedance 75 External synchronization input BNC connector x 1 input impedance 75 high impedance AUDIO IN RCA pin jack x 2 stereo AUDIO OUT RCA pin jack x...

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