Ikegami Editcam 3 DNS-33W, Operation Manual

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DNS-33W 0503 VOL1 (E) DNS-33W
5. SETTINGS AND ADJUSTMENT OF CAMERA 5 - 35
• PARALLEL
Control over the VTR is simultaneously output to both
internal and external VTRs. Therefore, simultaneous
parallel recording is possible. In this case, the lamps of
FRONT TALLY, REAR TALLY, BACK TALLY, and
upper TALLY in the VF indicate states of the internal
VTR, and the lamps of the lower TALLY in the VF
indicate states of the external VTR.
When an FP2 is not loaded, the operation is the same as
"EXT VTR" mode.
• EXT VTR
Control over the VTR is only output to the external VTR.
When the VTR STBY / SAVE switches of the camera are
operated, this mode is valid only for the external VTR,
and the internal VTR forcibly becomes POWERSAVE
status. All the TALLY lamps (FRONT TALLY, REAR
TALLY, BACK TALLY, and upper and lower TALLY in
the VF) indicate states of the external VTR. When the
RET button on the lens is pressed during recording or
playback by the external VTR, the return picture from the
external VTR is output on the VF (in the case where
"EXT VIDEO" is set in "RET SOURCE" of the camera
menu "OTHERS").
• INT VTR
Control over the VTR is only output to the recorder
section of the camera. Simultaneous recording by the
external VTR is possible when operation is performed
from the external VTR. Simultaneous recording can be
done without being influenced by the start/stop control of
VTR from the camera. In this case, the lamps of FRONT
TALLY, REAR TALLY, BACK TALLY, and upper
TALLY in the VF indicate states of the internal VTR,
and the lamps of the lower TALLY in the VF indicate
states of the external VTR.
5.10.21 VIDEO PROCESS MODE (Setting video
process circuit and level)
There are 4 submenus under VIDEO PROCESS MODE. Each
item in those submenus sets up the video process circuit for
the camera and their levels.
■
CAL PULSE
Turning ON "CAL PULSE" will output a sawtooth calibration
pulse. It is set to "OFF" normally.
■
EFFECT MODE
Selects the special function to operate when an optional
D.PROC SUB BOARD is installed. When the D.PROC SUB
BOARD is not installed, "---" is displayed.
• OFF
Disables the special function (Normally set it to
"OFF".)
• CCD SCAN REVERSE
Sets the mirror image mode. During this mode,
"REV" is displayed on the upper part of VF.
• ALT FIELD PROG
Sets the pseudo intermittent freeze image mode so
that the pseudo effect of film shooting can be
obtained. During this mode, "AFP" is displayed on
the upper part of VF.
Notice
• During the pseudo intermittent freeze image mode,
an image of 30 frames per second outputs (25
frames for PAL). Also, the vertical resolution
reduces to half in this mode. Slanting lines
appear, but this is not a failure.
• The above special functions cannot be used
simultaneously with the longer accumulation of
CCD (preset slow shutter) function.
■
GRP1, GRP2, GRP3
Select when setting the video process circuit. After selecting
submenu, detailed setting items are displayed. Turn ON/OFF
each video circuit item, or select a value out of the pre-set
values such as BLK PRS/STR.
■
LEVEL SET
"LEVEL SET" is selected to check the level setting value of
the camera, or to adjust level just with the camera by using
CAMERA LEVEL SET rotary encoder.
[Checking the levels]
1. Select "CONTROL FUNCTION" from "LEVEL SET".
2. Rotate the rotary pulse switch to select level setting items,
and check the set values of each parameter.
3.
After checking is completed, press the VF CHARA
button.
[Adjusting the levels from the camera]
1. Select "CONTROL FUNCTION" from "LEVEL SET".
2. Rotate the rotary pulse switch to select level setting items,
and check the set values of each parameter.
3. Adjust the camera by rotating the CAMERA LEVEL SET
rotary encoder (the rotary encoder has numbers 1, 2 and
3 allocated from the left, which matches the level setting
items number on the menu).