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HDK-55 1206 VER1 (U)

7.3 External 

Connections

MIC-1 Connector and MIC-2 Connector

Used to connect for input to a microphone. (600

Ω

 balanced input)

1

3

2

Insertion Side

Receptacle

Camera head side  : HA16PRM-3SE (mounted on a board) (HRS)

Cable side 

: XLR-3-12C (3-pin male plug) or equivalent

Pin No.

Name

Function

I/O

External Interface

MIC  (SHIELD)

MIC input shield

MIC  (HOT)

MIC (HOT) line
   600

Ω

 balanced input

   When AB power is supplied 

: DC 12V

   When +48 phantom power is supplied : DC 48V

IN

MIC  (COLD)

MIC (COLD) line
   600

Ω

 balanced input

   When AB power is supplied 

: DC 0V

  When +48 phantom power is supplied : DC 48V

IN

DC-IN Connector

Used to connect external power supply.

This connector is built in an external switch.

NC  (Normally closed

NO  (Normally open

: By connecting the connector, the contact is opened.)

: By connecting the connector, the contact is closed.)

SW

COM

1

2

3

4

Insertion Side

Camera head side : HA16RX-4P (SW1)

Cable side 

: XLR-4-11C (4-pin female plug) or equivalent

Receptacle

Pin No.

Name

Function

I/O

External Interface

+12 V  RET

+12V input RET

IN

NC

―――――――――――――――――――――

NC

―――――――――――――――――――――

+12 V  IN

+12V input (11V to 16V)

IN

COM

NO

NC

Pin A of connector on 
VTR (DC +12V input)

To power switch

Summary of Contents for HDK-55

Page 1: ...HIGH DEFINITION CAMERA SYSTEM HDK 55 FA 55 OPERATION MANUAL...

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Page 3: ...7 OUTLINE NAME and FUNCTION OPERATION CHANGING INFORMATION INSTALLATION and CONNECTION CAMERA SETTINGS and ADJUSTMENT TROUBLE SHOOTING and MAINTENANCE SPECIFICATIONS OPERATION MANUAL HIGH DEFINITION...

Page 4: ...mi Tsushinki Co Ltd We reserve the copyright on the software we create No part of this publication may be modified or reproduced in any form or by any means without prior written permission from Ikega...

Page 5: ...orescent lamps for special purposes 4 Mercury in other lamps not specifically mentioned in this Annex 5 Lead in the glass of cathode ray tubes electronic components and fluorescent tubes 6 Lead as an...

Page 6: ...oint of lead free solder used for the products conforming to RoHS directive is 20 to 45 degrees Celsius higher than that of conventional solder with lead Sn Pb eutectic solder a high temperature needs...

Page 7: ...nterference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his...

Page 8: ...erious injury or death CAUTION Indicates that mishandling of the product by ignoring this label may lead to a danger resulting in an injury or property damage The following symbols are used to indicat...

Page 9: ...an AC plug of the BS CCU side CAUTION Regarding the Product Do not lift or hold the camera by the projection parts If you lift or hold the camera by the viewfinder or the lens you are prone to droppin...

Page 10: ...nt to be connected are powered off Also be sure to use dedicated cables Excessive sound pressure from the headset may cause a hearing loss Regarding the Power and the Lithium Battery Use the product i...

Page 11: ...where the cable is connected do not drag the cable without winding Turn off the power before removing the fiber optic cable The allowable radius of curvature of fiber optic cables is approximately six...

Page 12: ...r for safety and for protection against malfunction Clean the product using a dry and soft cloth If the stain is hard soak the cloth with water or detergent wring well and wipe If you use detergent wi...

Page 13: ...ion is available Term Explains the meaning of a term you need to know Notations The following notations are used in this manual This product camera Indicates HDK 55 Including FA 55 BS Indicate BSF 55...

Page 14: ...of studio shooting stand alone shooting and VTR location shooting explains how to connect this product to the peripheral equipment OPERATION Explains setup before shooting Before shooting for the firs...

Page 15: ...ting and Removing the View nder 43 Attaching the Microphone 45 Connecting the Headset 46 Attaching the Shoulder Belt 46 3 3 Power Connection 47 Power Supply from POWER 47 Power Supply from BS 48 3 4 M...

Page 16: ...F 101 6 2 TEMP or FAN Appears on the VF Screen 102 6 3 Initializing the Settings of this Product 103 6 4 Cleaning Camera Connectors 105 6 5 Reset the Breaker 109 Chapter 7 SPECIFICATIONS 7 1 HDK 55 Sp...

Page 17: ...1 OUTLINE...

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Page 19: ...functions and high reliability with stability Support of Various Picture Expressions DTL Correction Includes a horizontal and vertical DTL correction circuit in which red green and blue video are ind...

Page 20: ...1 or RET 2 is also equipped on the handle grip of the camera to easily switch when low angle shooting Peripheral Equipment to Support a Wide Range of Purposes SE H700 System Expander By using an SE H7...

Page 21: ...th using a MCP one CSU can control up to 8 cameras and contains terminals through which video is output on the monitor from the selected camera Note For Minimum operating System no MCP needed when OCP...

Page 22: ...17 BS 24 BS 25 BS 32 CSU 4 CSU 3 CSU 2 CSU 1 OCP PM WFM PM WFM PM WFM PM WFM PM WFM MCP PM WFM COMM BS 1 BS 8 BS 9 BS 16 BS 17 BS 24 BS 25 BS 32 OUT IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT IN CSU MCP CSU MCP CSU MCP PM...

Page 23: ...The OCP CCP connector and MCP CCP connector on the CCU cannot be used with the network connector at the same time in this configuration Network Connection Basic bus connection Camera Head BS 1 BS 2 P...

Page 24: ...8 HDK 55 1206 VER1 U 1 2 Operating Systems...

Page 25: ...ion Headset Coaxial Cable WFM Cont Cable MCP 200 Note 2 MIC 1 Fiber Cable Max 3000m PM WFM Coaxial Cable AC MCP 200 MIC 2 Tally Box 9 LCD VF VFL912HD COLOR Script Lamp RET SW Box Pedestal Tripod Syste...

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Page 27: ...2 NAME and FUNCTION...

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Page 29: ...t View 4 6 4 6 SHUTT SUP V switch FILTER HEAD switch ND FILTER switch CC FILTER switch ECC Handle RET 2 MIC button RET 1 button Shoulder belt hook Viewfinder VF Switch control panel cover INCOM PHONE...

Page 30: ...ET 1 image while this button is pressed Shoulder belt hook Attaches the optional shoulder belt POWER indicator Displays the status of power supply to the camera Green LED Indicates power is on Red LED...

Page 31: ...operational priority Displays the selected ECC filter Displays the selected ND filter At the same time the FILTER local indicator on the switch control panel lights enabling you to select each filter...

Page 32: ...SELECT switch Switches between the picture shot by the camera and the color bar signal CAM Outputs the picture shot by the camera to the viewfinder or monitor BARS Outputs the color bar signal to the...

Page 33: ...FUNCTION 2 2 1 Camera and View nder Camera Left View MIC CABLE clamp VF CABLE clamp VF connector VF CONNECTOR LOCK button CAMERA connector Shoulder belt hook RET 2 MIC button RET 1 button Breaker CAME...

Page 34: ...r the camera MIC CABLE clamp Secures the microphone cable CAMERA connector Connects the camera and BS with a fiber cable The SMPTE type Lemo 3K series or compatible product connectors or Tajimi OPS se...

Page 35: ...5 1206 VER1 U 19 NAME and FUNCTION 2 2 1 Camera and View nder Camera Front View LENS LOCK lever Lens mount Cable clamp VF CHAR button ROTARY PULSE switch MIC button P FUNC switch LENS connector SET bu...

Page 36: ...lens mount MIC button The intercom microphone is turned ON while this button is pressed SET button Confirms the selected item or value on the menu ROTARY PULSE switch Selects a shutter speed or other...

Page 37: ...2 PGM2 control knob INCOM 2 connector EARPHONE jack I O connector HD SDI OUT connector REMOTE connector DC IN connector AUX OUT connector System expansion connector MIC 2 connector MON SDI connector...

Page 38: ...trol the INCOM 1 headset volume The INCOM 2 headset volume is controlled by the controls on the rear of the camera OFF Disables the use of the right side controls to control intercom The volume is con...

Page 39: ...end on the type of microphone used 12V Supplies 12V AB power OFF Supplies no power Applicable for a dynamic microphone or a microphone with built in battery which requires no power supply 48V Supplies...

Page 40: ...he PGM1 volume of the INCOM 1 program intercom 29 INCOM 1 INCOM control knob Controls the INCOM 1 intercom volume 30 INCOM 1 MIC switch Turns ON OFF the engineer s intercom microphone ON Turns ON the...

Page 41: ...H ZEBRA TALLY BRIGHT CONTRAST PEAKING EXT BATT REAR TALLY Lamp with switch Diopter Adjustment lever Left View Top View Right View Front View VF cable FRONT TALLY Lamp TALLY switch ZEBRA switch BRIGHTN...

Page 42: ...er This adjustment has no effect on the output signal of the camera ZEBRA switch Turns ON OFF the zebra indicator By turning this switch ON a zebra pattern is displayed on the viewfinder when the vide...

Page 43: ...he screen or align the camera horizontally and vertically The Safety Markers are used to check the action safety area or title safety area Switching between the action area and the title area is made...

Page 44: ...6 9 Reference Refer to 5 CAMERA SETTINGS and ADJUSTMENT Menu Configuration and content page 83 for how to set the side mask Display Mode The display mode sets the markers and characters to be displaye...

Page 45: ...UNCTION 2 2 2 Displays in the View nder Warning Display Temperature warning Auto Setup Display Auto setup function Execution result of auto setup Adjustment item of auto setup Return Video Channel Dis...

Page 46: ...e The color temperature stored in A ch or B ch memory is displayed for 2 seconds when the AWB ABB switch is operated Selection between A ch and B ch is made by the AWB SELECT switch The AWB color temp...

Page 47: ...3 INSTALLATION and CONNECTION...

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Page 49: ...eripheral equipment such as the BS Camera right view BS front view POWER switch MAIN POWER switch Connection Example for Each Operating System Not only can the HDK 55 be used stand alone for video loc...

Page 50: ...3 1 Preparation 34 HDK 55 1206 VER1 U...

Page 51: ...e Tripod page 39 Tripod Mount Plate Coaxial Cable GENLOCK IN Note 1 Power Supply from POWER page 47 HD VTR Headsets PROD ENG RCP 50B Memory Card Coaxial Cable to SDI OUT DC11 to 16V MCP 200 Note 5 EXT...

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Page 53: ...Monitor page 51 Coaxial Cable Coaxial Cable Zoom Remote Control Box Fiber Cable Max 3000m MON OUT MONO Note1 Q TV Note1 RET VIDEO SDTV HDTV BDF 55 Base Station OCP 200 Note 2 Connecting Camera and BS...

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Page 55: ...ng the height Tripod Lock knob 1 Loosen the lock knobs and extend the tripod legs Adjust the height of the tripod to the desired height 2 Tighten the lock knobs to lock the tripod legs Tilt lock Pan l...

Page 56: ...6 7 Loosen Tighten Tighten the tilt lock and pan lock to lock the camera Loosen the tilt lock and pan lock and adjust the pan and tilt of the camera Tilt lock Pan lock Tripod Camera right view 7 Loose...

Page 57: ...ert the lens into the camera lens mount 2 Align the pin of the lens with the notch of the camera lens mount and horizontally insert the lens into the camera lens mount Support the lens with your hand...

Page 58: ...e lens connector Hold the connector of the pigtail cable and pull to unlock and release it from the lens connector Rotate the lens lock lever Counter clockwise to the end stop and remove the lens 2 Re...

Page 59: ...upward 90 degrees 3 Slide the rail on the rear of the view nder into the guide on the front of the camera from the left hand side Slide the viewfinder until it clicks into position When the viewfinder...

Page 60: ...a proper position so that the image on the viewfinder is visible The eyepiece can be rotated 160 degrees upward and 90 degrees downward Adjust the eyepiece angle in accordance with the camera angle R...

Page 61: ...the microphone holder is attached to the view nder If the microphone holder is not attached attach it to the microphone holder attaching mount of the viewfinder 2 Loosen the screw on the microphone h...

Page 62: ...ge your eardrums Excessive sound pressure from the headset may cause a hearing loss Reference Adjust the volume when the sound from the intercom receiver is hard to hear or too loud Refer to 5 CAMERA...

Page 63: ...g the power Refer to Make Sure the Power Switch is OFF page 33 for how to check the power Power Supply from POWER This section explains how to supply the power from the POWER external power For the de...

Page 64: ...s OFF 2 Connect the AC cable to the AC INPUT connector on the rear of BSF 55 3 Insert the AC plug into the power outlet 4 Connect the BSF 55 and the camera via a ber cable This completes the procedure...

Page 65: ...the camera and the BS is automatically checked When the connection status is determined as normal power is supplied to the camera and the HEAD POWER indicator also lights BS MAIN POWER indicator HEAD...

Page 66: ...camera using the OCP 5 Set the BS MAIN POWER switch on the front of the BS to ON 6 Set the CAM POWER switch on the OCP to ON Power is supplied to the camera OCP CAM PWR switch Note When the CAM POWER...

Page 67: ...he camera is connected to the BS or it inputs an external synchronization signal GENLOCK when the camera is used stand alone When MON is selected this becomes the monitor output of the camera images a...

Page 68: ...MERA connector 1 Connect the CAMERA connector on the rear of the BSF 55 to the CAMERA connector on the rear of the camera via a ber cable CAUTION The fiber cable has a male plug connector on one end a...

Page 69: ...Unlocking ring Plug male Fiber cable 1 Remove the cable from the camera while pulling the unlocking ring on the ber cable plug female toward you If the connector tip is locked the fiber cable will no...

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Page 73: ...djustment page 62 Diopter Adjustment and Screen Adjustment Display Mode Check Output Signal Check page 63 Color Bar Signal Check Test Pulse Check CAL Signal Check by Use of External Chart Auto Setup p...

Page 74: ...amera has the operational priority for the CC FILTER ECC and ND FILTER switches the FILTER local indicator lights Pressing the FILTER HEAD switch will switch the operational priority between the camer...

Page 75: ...HDK 55 1206 VER1 U 59 OPERATION 4 4 2 Switch Position Check 2 0 1064 56 4 6 4 6 10 1 1 19 TALLY switch ZEBRA switch Viewfinder TALLY switch LOW ZEBRA switch ON...

Page 76: ...llowing positions in normal operations The power is turned ON OFF by the MAIN POWER switch on the BS Switch Switch Position Camera POWER switch BS CCU BS BS MAIN POWER switch OFF HEAD POWER switch I O...

Page 77: ...CAP BARS CAL AWB ABB PM IND PAGE PANEL ENABLE OFF HEAD CCU OPEN SHORT ALARM CALL PED PREVIEW FULL RELATIVE LENS EXT IRIS RANGE SENS CLS OPEN 1 2 R G B Y SEQ MIX SUP OCP MCP PM IND PAGE button ALARM in...

Page 78: ...ssing the Diopter Adjustment lever slide in the direction of the arrow Screen Adjustment Adjust when the viewfinder image looks slightly fuzzy or if you want to enhance the edge of the image 10 4 6 2...

Page 79: ...o the monitor system operate the MONITOR SELECT button R G B Y SEQ MIX SUP 100 80 60 40 20 0 20 100 80 60 40 20 0 20 R G B SEQ Y ENC Super Mix WFM PM O C P 2 0 0 CAM PWR VF PWR STANDARD INFO OPE SETUP...

Page 80: ...WER OPT CABLE DTL GAMMA KNEE PT SLOPE SHIFT NEXT FLARE CONT MAINTE USER WFM PM W U M S O I TALLY AWB ABB CAP BARS CAL AWB ABB PM IND PAGE PANEL ENABLE OFF 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 HEAD CCU OPEN SHORT ALARM CAL...

Page 81: ...the OCP MCP refer to the relevant operation manual Auto Setup Function List Control Item Auto Setup Function OCP MCP Camera AWB ABB AWB ABB AWB ABB LEVEL BLK SET R G B R G B R G B PED R G B R G B R G...

Page 82: ...perational priority for the filter is not given to the camera press the FILTER HEAD switch to switch the operational priority to the camera When the priority is given to the camera an asterisk is disp...

Page 83: ...ted 2 Check the result Upon completion of auto black balance OK or NG appears on the viewfinder screen CAUTION Be sure to set the R G B FLARE and MASTER PEDESTAL control knobs on the OCP to the center...

Page 84: ...ch when the viewfinder screen display changes to A BLK SHADE BLACK SHADE 2 Check the result Upon completion of auto black shading OK or NG appears on the viewfinder screen Note If auto black balance r...

Page 85: ...hange the oil with that for cold districts in advance Otherwise the oil freezes because of the extremely low temperature and the movement of the tripod focus zoom and iris will become heavy Put a cold...

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Page 89: ...right view Camera rear view INCOM FRONT VR SELECT switch INCOM 1 MIC switch INCOM 2 MIC switch INCOM 1 control knob INCOM 2 PGM control knob INCOM 2 control knob INCOM 1 PGM control knob INCOM PHONE...

Page 90: ...ing range 1 60 2 to 1 2040 seconds scanning mode 59 94Hz 1 50 2 to 1 2000 seconds scanning mode 50Hz Variable Shutter function is effective when shooting a computer screen that is not synchronized wit...

Page 91: ...r and SUPER V 3 Select PRESET SHUTTER SPEED or VARIABLE SHUTTER SPEED 4 While the characters are ashing in the view nder turn the rotary pulse switch to the appropriate shutter speed and press the SET...

Page 92: ...T SUP V switch Rotary pulse switch 1 Select 1 or 2 from MENU 1 3 VF DISPLAY DISPLAY MODE Characters appear in the viewfinder Reference Refer to 5 2 Settings from the Menu Menu Configuration and conten...

Page 93: ...t side of the camera to switch the setting according to the shooting conditions Note Allocate gain values to the GAIN SELECT switch in advance Refer to 5 2 Settings from the Menu Menu Configuration an...

Page 94: ...s allocated to the P FUNC switch The following table shows the functions that can be allocated to the P FUNC switch Selection Display Function SKIN DTL Turns ON OFF the SKIN DTL function IRIS CORR Tur...

Page 95: ...DTL function acts as a limiter on the maximum white and black edge from the detail system and can be used to prevent harsh edges There are two ways to activate the skin DTL and soft DTL functions allo...

Page 96: ...LENS MIC P FUNC ON SEL MENU OFF CHAR VF PUSH SET Camera front view VF CHAR button SET button Rotary pulse switch Rotary pulse switch Used to select a setting item SET button Pressed to confirm the se...

Page 97: ...nu Displaying the Submenu You can perform various settings on the submenu that is displayed from the main menu in the viewfinder or monitor 16 9 Scroll Guide 1 Make sure that the main menu is displaye...

Page 98: ...the Menu This section explains how to exit the main menu submenu in the viewfinder or monitor 1 Press the VF CHAR button on the front of the camera The main menu submenu disappears Note The menu in SE...

Page 99: ...of the BS CCU down converter ZEBRA INDICATOR Overlaps the striped pattern signal on the image if the image level has exceeded the individual DETECT LEVELS The zebra indicator goes ON OFF with the VF s...

Page 100: ...MONO MONO CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW GREEN RED BLUE Sets the color of the edge signal STORE DATA N0 1 to N0 4 The contents set in the ASSIST DATA SETTING menu are stored as ASSIST DATA Select the numbers yo...

Page 101: ...OUT connector VF Outputs same signals as VF images MAIN Outputs main line signals RETURN Outputs RET signals MON ANA OUT MON MON SYNC MON Outputs micro analog HD signals for monitor SYNC Outputs 3 val...

Page 102: ...E HH MM SS Sets the time and date when saving the file to the memory card DATE YY MM DD YY MM DD MEMORY CARD See Page 95 for the memory card usage method SAVE FILE ALL DATA Saves the selected data to...

Page 103: ...g self operation It is always OFF during BS CCU operation SMOOTH AWB ON 0 5s OFF ON 0 3s ON 0 5s ON 0 7s ON 1 0s ON 1 5s ON 2 0s Switches Ach Bch of AWB smoothly Transition time of swtching can be set...

Page 104: ...to the state prior to change as a group PROCESS MODE SMOOTH STEP GAIN ON 0 5s OFF ON 0 3s ON 0 5s ON 0 7s ON 1 0s ON 1 5s ON 2 0s Changes the STEP GAIN step by step Possible to choose the time until...

Page 105: ...ion of lens file requires precise adjustment therefore lens files are protected against unintentional update by the S11 4 DIP switch of the MPU module When creating a lens file set the optical filter...

Page 106: ...e rotary pulse switch to select the set value and press the SET button The value is confirmed and either of the following messages is displayed at the bottom of the screen LENS No x Displayed when MAN...

Page 107: ...COMPLETED appears The model name newly loaded from the lens appears M2 Turn the rotary pulse switch to switch the cursor on CANCEL to AUTO READ and press the SET button COMPLETED appears on the bottom...

Page 108: ...from the lens will be blank Note The lens name used for AUTO SEL can be edited so that the lens file can be shared with a similar lens The following explains the procedures E1 Follow Steps 1 to 3 of...

Page 109: ...on the cursor on the AUTO SEL NAME display part and press the SET button The item changes to MODEL and the letters CANCEL flash Reference If AUTO SEL NAME is not set the AUTO SEL NAME display part doe...

Page 110: ...g the lens name in this way allows you to apply the same lens file to the following two lenses AB40X10 ABCD AB40X10 AEFG E10 After editing the lens name press the SET button and con rm The edit mode i...

Page 111: ...r guaranteeing operation Inserting and removing the memory card There is a memory card slot as shown in the illustration below on the bottom left side of the camera main unit Open the dustproof cover...

Page 112: ...cter le name has been determined PUSH SET START is displayed on the cursor Press the SET button If a le of the same le name exists on the memory card at this time proceed to step M1 If you wish to can...

Page 113: ...ct LOAD FILE and press the SET button The LOAD FILE submenu is displayed 3 Select the item you which to read to the camera from the LOAD FILE submenu In the figure SCENE is selected 4 After selecting...

Page 114: ...listed below have been made in the file name stored to a PC etc it is not possible to display the file name normally If a file name with more than 8 characters has been set Using file names kanji kan...

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Page 117: ...operation If the BS or camera becomes abnormal the diagnostic function immediately detects the abnormality and the ALARM indicator on the OCP or MCP flashes ON and OFF Furthermore the self diagnostic...

Page 118: ...the camera to avoid direct sunlight The camera is used near some heating appliance Move the position of the camera or heating appliance If a fan stops due to some failure a warning indicating an irre...

Page 119: ...NGINEER default Initializes the state back to the user setting FACTORY Initializes the state back to the initial factory setting LOAD START READY default The state before initialization START Starts i...

Page 120: ...and terminates PRESET FILE LOAD Selecting START displays PUSH SET START at the bottom of the screen Go to Step 6 when selecting START COMPLETED is displayed at the bottom of the screen CAMERA RESTART...

Page 121: ...ved and inserted The figures below show the shape of the camera connector joint section location of the Ferrules and how to clean the Ferrules Camera Connector Joint Section OPS Series Ferrules Screw...

Page 122: ...the connector Screw Top 2 Pull the screw and remove the top from the connector Wipe with a cotton swab dampened with alcohol Ferrule Good example Cross section of Ferrule Bad example Cross section of...

Page 123: ...or Alignment sleeve 3 Insert the extractor into the alignment sleeve and turn the extractor clockwise 8 to 10 turns until it stops When it stops pull the extractor out straight Leave the alignment sle...

Page 124: ...t until it clicks and turn the extractor counterclockwise 8 to 10 turns The extractor is removed from the alignment sleeve Camera male connectors have neither top nor alignment sleeve regardless of wh...

Page 125: ...s not being supplied to the camera even though the power is on and peripherals are connected correctly it might mean that the power has been cut off by the breaker In this case reset the breaker as fo...

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Page 129: ...UX OUT Select from MENU When connected to BS CCU for two channel input 15 VBS Two channels MON Q TV OUT and AUX OUT Select from MENU During SELF operation only 1 channel When connected to BS CCU possi...

Page 130: ...ignal 0 dBs 2 channels XLR type or 110 type PROD ENG Input signals FA 55 Item Rating Remarks 1 Return video signal None 2 External SYNC signal SYNC 0 6Vp p 6dB BB PS signal 3 Audio signal 60 to 4dB va...

Page 131: ...HDK 55 1206 VER1 U 115 SPECIFICATIONS 7 7 2 External Dimensions Diagram 7 2 External Dimensions Diagram Right View 337 5 7 2 1 270 5...

Page 132: ...116 HDK 55 1206 VER1 U 7 2 External Dimensions Diagram Left View 94 3 7 1 337 5 270 5...

Page 133: ...HDK 55 1206 VER1 U 117 SPECIFICATIONS 7 7 2 External Dimensions Diagram Front View 138 5 3 94 3 7 1...

Page 134: ...118 HDK 55 1206 VER1 U 7 2 External Dimensions Diagram Rear View 138 5 3...

Page 135: ...5 V VTR TRIG VTR START STOP signal VTR START 0 5 V or less Zout 10 M or more VTR STOP OPEN Zout 1 5 k or less Zin 100 k 5 10 k or more Momentary action IN 2 V 0 5 V GND Ground for lens GND IRIS SERVO...

Page 136: ...re IN OUT 9 V 0 5 V ZOOM FOLLOW Lens zoom control output WIDE 2 0 V 0 05 V 2 0 V 0 2 V TELE 7 0 V 0 05 V 7 0 V 0 2 V Zin 100 k 2 10 k or more Zout 1 k 10 1 k or less IN FOCUS FOLLOW Lens focus control...

Page 137: ...7 75 G Y VF VIDEO RET Ground for G Y VF VIDEO output signal RET VF M CLK Reference clock pulse signal for serial data reproduction OUT SP WR Read pulse signal for serial parallel data conversion OUT...

Page 138: ...rk 1 2 6 5 4 3 1 2 6 5 3 4 SMPTE type Camera head side EDW 3K compatible product Cable side FUW 3K Receptacle Receptacle OPS Series Camera head side OPS R Cable side OPS P Pin No Name Function I O Ext...

Page 139: ...e AUDIO MIC CONT A module 7 pin Type 1 2 3 7 4 5 6 Insertion Side Camera head side NC7FD LX B NEUTRIK Cable side XLR 7 12C Receptacle Pin No Name Function I O External Interface LISTEN L C Shield for...

Page 140: ...phone input IN SHIELD Shield for LISTEN L LISTEN R output GND 4 Receiver 3 5 Receiver LISTEN Lch H LISTEN L output H OUT PGM Rch H PGM R output H OUT 4 pin Type 4 3 2 1 Insertion Side Camera head side...

Page 141: ...TALK Input to and output from intercom microphone IN OUT 114B Jack 2 R 3 R S 5 T 4 T S 1 SLV Camera head side 114B SWITCH CRAFT Cable side 110 phone plug Pin No Name Function I O External Interface CO...

Page 142: ...C 48V IN MIC COLD MIC COLD line 600 balanced input When AB power is supplied DC 0V When 48 phantom power is supplied DC 48V IN DC IN Connector Used to connect external power supply This connector is b...

Page 143: ...Interface A HED Digital data output from camera to remote controller OUT B HED Digital data output from camera to remote controller OUT C HEC Digital data output from remote controller to camera IN D...

Page 144: ...ignal conversion OUT 5 AD EOC EOC signal for analog digital signal conversion IN 9 3 3 V DC 3 3V power output OUT 7 RTS 1 RTS 1 intercom input IN 8 24 7 8 RTS 2 RTS 1 intercom input OUT 9 VF G Y Outpu...

Page 145: ...l RET 28 N C Unusable 29 N C Unusable 30 AC 220 V H AC220 power output H OUT Twisted pair cable 32 30 31 N C Unusable 32 AC 220 V C AC220 power output C OUT 33 N C Unusable 34 M CLK Master clock pulse...

Page 146: ...2 V 0 1 V F 16 3 4 V 0 05 V 3 4 V 0 1 V CLOSE 2 5 V 0 2 V 2 1 V to 2 9 V Zin 100 k 2 100 k or more OUT 44 ZOOM FOLLOW SE Lens zoom control output in SE operation WIDE 2 0 V 0 05 V 2 0 V 0 2 V TELE 7...

Page 147: ...Digital data output from camera to remote controller OUT PC TXD Digital data output from camera to remote controller OUT 12 V RET Ground for DC 12V power supply RET 12 V DC 12V power supply to remote...

Page 148: ...RA MATRIX OFF MTX1 to 3 CAMERA CAMERA PRESET SHUTTER OFF 1 100 to 1 2000 CAMERA CAMERA VARIABLE SHUTTER ON OFF CAMERA CAMERA SUPER V ON OFF CAMERA CAMERA BLACK STRECH OFF 11 to 11 CAMERA CAMERA ND FIL...

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