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OPERA

TION

HDK-790GX 1403 VER1

(U)

4.4 Viewﬁ

nder

Adjustment

4.4 Viewﬁ nder Adjustment

Caution:

Be careful not to catch your

ngers between the VF and the pan tilt adjustment table when adjusting and operating the VF.

Adjusting the front-rear position of the Viewﬁ nder

This section explains how to adjust the front-rear position of the VF.

Rotate the slide lock knob to the left and loosen the break.

Adjust the front-rear position of the VF with the handle.

Rotate the slide lock knob to the right and apply the break.

Adjusting the tilt of the Viewﬁ nder

This section explains how to adjust the tilt of the VF.

Rotate the tilt break knob to the left and loosen the break.

Adjust the tilt of the VF with the handle.

Rotate the tilt break knob to the right and apply the break.

handle

Slide lock knob

Front

Rear

DRAG

LOCK

Handle

Tilt break

Summary of Contents for HDK-790GX

Page 1: ...HIGH DEFINITION CAMERA SYSTEM HDK 790GX OPERATION MANUAL...

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Page 3: ...6 7 OUTLINE NAME and FUNCTION INSTALLATION and CONNECTION OPERATION CAMERA SETTINGS and ADJUSTMENT TROUBLE SHOOTING and MAINTENANCE SPECIFICATIONS CHANGING INFORMATION HDK 790GX HIGH DEFINITION CAMERA...

Page 4: ...ve the copyright on the software we create No part of this publication may be modi ed or reproduced in any form or by any means without prior written permission from No part of this publication may be...

Page 5: ...ght uorescent lamps for special purposes 4 Mercury in other lamps not speci cally mentioned in this Annex 5 Lead in the glass of cathode ray tubes electronic components and uorescent tubes 6 Lead as a...

Page 6: ...g point 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 ne...

Page 7: ...rference 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 ow...

Page 8: ...lting in a serious injury or death 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 ind...

Page 9: ...ull an AC plug of the CCU side Regarding the Product Do not lift or hold the camera by the projection parts If you lift or hold the camera by the view nder or the lens you are prone to dropping it Mor...

Page 10: ...equipment 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 pr...

Page 11: ...nd surface in places where the cable is connected do not drag the cable without winding Turn off the power before removing the ber optic cable The allowable radius of curvature of ber optic cables is...

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: ...e related information 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 790GX CCU Indicate C...

Page 14: ...allation method of this product and lenses etc It also provides an operational example at a studio to explain the connection method between this product and peripherals Chapter 4 OPERATION Explains se...

Page 15: ...ment 29 Make sure the Power Switch is OFF 29 Connection Example for Each Operating System 29 3 2 Camera and Peripheral Installation and Connection 37 Mounting Removing the Camera on from the Tripod 37...

Page 16: ...tion and content 70 5 3 Using the Memory Card 82 Chapter 6 TROUBLE SHOOTING and MAINTENANCE 6 1 Alarm Lamp on the OCP or MCP Flashes ON and OFF 89 6 2 TEMP or FAN Appears on the VF Screen 90 6 3 Initi...

Page 17: ...1 OUTLINE OUTLINE...

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Page 19: ...ced 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...

Page 20: ...Interfaces The camera includes HD SDI signal output The camera has an interface for return video in HD SDI signal form RET HD SDI signal transmission When the camera is connected to the CCU 970 you c...

Page 21: ...CCU 8 IN OUT PM WFM PM WFM WFM CONT COMM MCP Note For Minimum operating System no MCP needed when OCP 200 is used When any MCP other than MCP 200 is used EXTERNAL POWER is not necessary and the CP cab...

Page 22: ...Network Connection Basic bus connection Camera Head CCU 1 CCU 2 PM WFM OCP CCP PM WFM MCP 200 OCP 200 CPH 200 BSH 200 ARC1 ARC1 ARC2 ARC3 BS CCU ARC2 CP Coaxial cable 75 termination CP cable CP cable...

Page 23: ...00 Coaxial cable Coaxial cable CP cable OCP 200 CP cable CP cable CP cable Coaxial cable 75 termination 75 termination CPH 200 ARC1 ARC2 CP CPH 200 ARC1 ARC2 CP BSH 200 ARC1 ARC2 ARC3 BS CCU 75 termin...

Page 24: ...8 HDK 790GX 1403 VER1 U 1 2 Operating Systems...

Page 25: ...od 7 VF Option 9 VF Camera Control System 2 Headset PM WFM AC Max 2000m 9 2 CCU 970 Camera Control Unit Case Head Carrying Case Accessory Carrying Case CP Cable Max 300m CP Cable Max 80m Note 1 Max 30...

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

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Page 29: ...or for the HD SDI signal It can be treated as a main line signal for the self contained operation and a MON OUT signal for the CCU operation LENS connector Connect with the connector on the lens side...

Page 30: ...n the menu The switch lights up when it is ON The intensity of light can be changed with the REAR TALLY switch on the rear control panel Caution If the REAR TALLY switch is set to OFF the light does n...

Page 31: ...COM2 INCOM2 volume control knob A knob used to adjust the volume of intercom receiver for INCOM2 INCOM A knob used to adjust the volume of intercom receiver for INCOM 2 PGM1 A knob used to adjust the...

Page 32: ...T TALLY switch A switch used to turn ON OFF the FRONT TALLY lamp ON Turns on the lamp DIM Turns on the lamp with a reduced light intensity OFF Turns off the lamp POWER indicator Displays the status of...

Page 33: ...ell as the special items such as camera work time and sets various menu settings ON Displays the lter position and shutter speed when the shutter function is turned ON OFF Does not display information...

Page 34: ...connector REMOTE connector I O connector option MIC POWER switch MIC 1 connector option A connector used to connect the microphone and input the audio signal for line output MIC 2 connector option A...

Page 35: ...V 2 connector A connector used to output the QTV 2 signal HD TRUNK IN connector A connector used to input the HD TRUNK signal 1 5G SDI The input 1 5G SDI signal can be output from the connector on the...

Page 36: ...the camera Normally it is set to ON Caution Turning off this switch will not turn off the STBY power When inserting or removing the module make sure to turn off the STBY power before operating it Tur...

Page 37: ...has been sent from the CCU AC IN connector Supplies AC power to the camera during the self contained operation AC IN fuse A fuse for the AC input power supply to the camera voltage rating 100 117V 4A...

Page 38: ...ide plate TRUNK OUT UTILITY AC IN 100 117V T2A T4A 100 117V LENS BRAKER AUX BRAKER LENS BRAKER A breaker for DC 12V power that is supplied to the lens AUX BRAKER A breaker for DC 12V power that is sup...

Page 39: ...er separately Reference See 5 Camera settings and adjustments VF DISPLAY for the display settings of each marker Cross cursor Box cursor Cross cursor is used to adjust the horizontal and vertical posi...

Page 40: ...NGS and ADJUSTMENT Menu Con guration and content for how to set the side mask Display Mode The display mode sets the markers and characters to be displayed in the view nder Reference See 5 CAMERA SETT...

Page 41: ...1403 VER1 U 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 D...

Page 42: ...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 temperature is also displayed when the FILTER sw...

Page 43: ...3 INSTALLATION INSTALLATION and CONNECTION and CONNECTION...

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Page 45: ...h as the CCU If the camera is operated in the self contained mode make sure to remove the AC cable from the AC IN connector of camera before connecting to peripherals CCU front view MAIN POWER switch...

Page 46: ...3 1 Preparation 30 HDK 790GX 1403 VER1 U...

Page 47: ...ROD BOTH ENG MIC INCOM MIC SEL ON OFF PTT PROD BOTH ENG RET 3 1 2 3 4 EXT FOCUS ASSIST FUNC HDTV SDI Monitor Abalog B W MIC 1 MIC 2 Microphone Q TV OUT AUDIO TRUNK OUT From CCU AC IN For Self containe...

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Page 49: ...er of gravity by lens type is performed at the cam head on the tripod so it is not necessary to perform the adjustment by moving the V wedge mounting position However if you cannot take the center of...

Page 50: ...Pull the lock release lever and take out the camera Hold the grip when working so that the camera will not fall 220 72 5 4 M4 370 15 D5 B7 A3 A4 340 7 5 237 D6 4 M4 15 160 25 4 x 4 101 6 94 36 5 75 6...

Page 51: ...ly 4 Turn the lock knob and x the lens If the balance of camera is not stable refer to the user s manual of the tripod to move the center of gravity of the camera Reference Lens le The lens code numbe...

Page 52: ...the power supply method of your microphone See the user s manual of your microphone for details on the microphone AB 12V For a microphone that requires 12V AB power supply OFF For a dynamic microphone...

Page 53: ...maximum level from the beginning Using the intercom with loud volume may cause a ruptured or damaged eardrum Reference Adjust the volume when the sound from the intercom receiver is dif cult to hear o...

Page 54: ...d the CCU via the ber cable The ber cable contains a power conductor Note Make sure the POWER switch of the CCU is set to OFF before connecting to the power supply Power Supply from CCU This section e...

Page 55: ...u can control the power of the camera using the OCP 5 Set the CCU MAIN POWER switch on the front of the CCU to ON 6 Set the CAM POWER switch on the OCP to ON OCP CAM POWER switch Note When the CAM POW...

Page 56: ...als are output as the view nder HD SDI OUT connector Outputs the digital serial video signal It supports the HDTV SDI signal It does not support SDTV SDI signal MONI SDI OUT connector Outputs the digi...

Page 57: ...front view CAMERA connector CCU 970 rear view 1 Connect the CAMERA connector on the rear of the CCU 970 to the CAMERA connector on the front of the camera via a ber cable Caution The ber cable has a...

Page 58: ...male CCU 970 rear view 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 ber cable will not be...

Page 59: ...4 OPERATION OPERATION...

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Page 61: ...tern 3 LEVEL Auto Setup 2 1 Black Shading Black Shading 2 1 Auto White Balance AWB Auto Black Balance ABB 2 1 Auto White Balance AWB Diopter Adjustment and Screen Adjustment Display Mode Check Color B...

Page 62: ...INCOM 1 MIC switch ON INCOM 2 MIC switch ON Camera Right View MIC AMP option MIC 1 POWER switch MIC 2 POWER switch Depending on the type of microphone to use the power supply settings differ Switch P...

Page 63: ...POWER indicator of the control panel on the back of camera lights up in green Power Supply from CCU Before turning the camera ON set the switches to the following positions in normal operations The po...

Page 64: ...ARS 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 indicat...

Page 65: ...of the VF 1 Rotate the slide lock knob to the left and loosen the break 2 Adjust the front rear position of the VF with the handle 3 Rotate the slide lock knob to the right and apply the break Adjust...

Page 66: ...the VF Height lock knob Handle Adjusting the direction of the View nder This section explains how to adjust the direction of the VF Note No panning is possible if the front rear position of the camera...

Page 67: ...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 SCEN...

Page 68: ...OWER 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 CA...

Page 69: ...signal Auto White Balance AWB Sets the white level of the R and B signals White balance needs to be readjusted when the color temperature of the light source changes or optical lters are changed becau...

Page 70: ...B R G B R G B R G B R G B R G B R G B R G B R G B R G B R G B R G B R G B R G B R G B R G B R G B R G B R G B R G B R G B R G B R G B R G B R G B R G B R G B R G B R G B R G B R G B R G B R G B R B R...

Page 71: ...setup Auto setup item FULL Auto Setup and LEVEL Auto Setup The FULL auto setup and LEVEL auto setup can be activated from the camera menu OCP or MCP This section explains how to activate from the came...

Page 72: ...OCP or MCP It cannot be performed from the camera 1 Shoot the subject which contains white color Select the subject in which 10 or more of the screen area is occupied with white color when shooting 2...

Page 73: ...it from OCP 200 1 Press the SET UP button on the OCP 200 The CAMERA SETUP menu will be displayed in the LCD panel 2 Press the AUTO SETUP button The AUTO SETUP menu will be displayed in the LCD panel 3...

Page 74: ...herwise 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 weather cover on the camera and fully warm up the camer...

Page 75: ...5 CAMERA SETTINGS CAMERA SETTINGS and ADJUSTMENT and ADJUSTMENT...

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Page 77: ...OD BOTH ENG INCOM 1 MIC switch INCOM 2 MIC SELECT switch INCOM 2 MIC switch INCOM 1 MIC SELECT switch INCOM 2 INCOM control knob INCOM 2 PGM 2 control knob INCOM 2 INCOM connector INCOM 2 PGM 1 contro...

Page 78: ...OSS or BOX side A cross cursor or box cursor will be displayed on the view nder CROSS BOX selector switch CROSS Displays a cross cursor OFF Does not display a cursor BOX Displays a box cursor 2 Turn t...

Page 79: ...ON ON BOX OFF CROSS BOX OFF CROSS SLOW AUTO FAN HEAD ND EFFECT ECC FILTER VF DTL VF IND SIZE POSITION CURSOR VF PUSH SET MENU SELECT CHARACTER MARKER VF LAMP REAR TALLY TALLY FRONT STBY ON CAMERA CAM...

Page 80: ...TBY ON CAMERA CAMERA control panel MENU SELECT switch CHARACTER switch CHARACTER switch Displays the menu screen MENU SELECT switch Used to select and con rm the setting items in the menu and other va...

Page 81: ...h The sub menu will be displayed and various settings can be adjusted Caution If you do not press the MENU SELECT switch after changing the mode setting the change may be effective Note Select and pre...

Page 82: ...G B Sets the VF image output R G B can be set in case the color VF is mounted or when the COLOR VF MODE is ON FRONT TALLY ENABLE ENABLE DISABLE Sets active inactive for VF FRONT TALLY FOCUS ASSIST AS...

Page 83: ...unction of the FUNC switch on the rear side VF SEL Switches between the signal that is set in the VF VIDEOSELECT menu and the color signal SIDE MASK Turns ON OFF the SIDE MASK display D EXT Turns ON O...

Page 84: ...perature does not reach a critical level If the power is turned on again it returns to AUTO FRONT BOTTOM information display Displays the operation status of fan motor SSLOW Operates at the lowest spe...

Page 85: ...tput of control voltage for fixed iris value during lens adjustment To adjust the relationship between the lens control voltage value and lens iris value the control voltage equivalent of F2 8 and F16...

Page 86: ...100 Sets the detail amount The detail amount decreases in the direction of 100 and increases in the direction of 100 ADJ CLR READY READY PUSH SET CLR CANCEL Returns the settings changed with LEVEL AD...

Page 87: ...ata in the camera SD MEMORY CARD SAVE Saves the custom gamma data in an SD card LOAD Loads the custom gamma data from an SD card PRESET FILE LOAD Function to load the user settings ENGINEER SET FILE o...

Page 88: ...n of lens le requires precise adjustment therefore lens les are protected against unintentional update by the S11 4 DIP switch of the MPU module When creating a lens le set the optical lter to ND 100...

Page 89: ...t the bottom of the screen LENS No x Displayed when MANUAL is selected PUSH SET START Displayed and ashes when AUTO is selected Go to Step 7 when AUTO is selected When MANUAL is selected go to Step M1...

Page 90: ...PLETED disappears a newly loaded model name will appear Note BB40X10 BCDE is used here for an example of the model name automatically and newly obtained from the lens M3 Turn the MENU SELECT switch to...

Page 91: ...be shared with a similar lens The following explains the procedures E1 Follow Steps 1 to 3 of lens le creation to display the submenu E2 Turn the MENU SELECT switch to position the cursor on NUMBER a...

Page 92: ...M2 for performing AUTO READ E7 Turn the MENU SELECT switch to switch the cursor from CANCEL to EDIT and press the MENU SELECT switch The under submenu AUTO SEL NAME EDIT is displayed E8 Turn the MENU...

Page 93: ...d con rm The edit mode is terminated and at both ends stop ashing Now go to Step M3 Caution 1 The processing for AUTO READ is as follows When a serial lens is connected The model name of the serial le...

Page 94: ...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 and insert the memory car...

Page 95: ...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 cancel turn the MENU SELECT switch when PUSH SET START is displayed 5 When the le is be...

Page 96: ...If you wish to cancel turn the MENU SELECT switch when PUSH SET START is displayed Note SCENE FILE LENS FILE MENU DATA is about it is possible to select individual data ALL or all data SCENE ALL NO 1...

Page 97: ...es are displayed The error messages and contents are as shown below Error Message Contents NO CARD Memory card not inserted CANNOT OPEN FILE File cannot be opened NOT CAMERA DATA FILE Not a camera dat...

Page 98: ...86 HDK 790GX 1403 VER1 U 5 3 Using the Memory Card...

Page 99: ...6 TROUBLE SHOOTING TROUBLE SHOOTING and MAINTENANCE and MAINTENANCE...

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Page 101: ...ng operation If the CCU or camera becomes abnormal the diagnostic function immediately detects the abnormality and the ALARM indicator on the OCP or MCP ashes ON and OFF Furthermore the self diagnosti...

Page 102: ...cover on 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 indicatin...

Page 103: ...lt 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 initialization...

Page 104: ...creen Go to Step 6 when selecting START 6 Press the MENU SELECT switch Initialization starts When the le load is completed COMPLETED appears on the screen Then CAMERA RESTART blinks for about three se...

Page 105: ...erted The gures 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 Hole only for...

Page 106: ...rule move the cotton swab straight in a way in which you brush the dust off the Ferrule Do not wipe back and forth or in a circle Doing so may spread the dirt instead of removing it Do not carelessly...

Page 107: ...swab straight in a way in which you brush the dust off the Ferrule Do not wipe back and forth or in a circle Doing so may spread the dirt instead of removing it Do not carelessly blow your breath on...

Page 108: ...he 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 follows 1 Check that the camera s POWER switch is...

Page 109: ...Use the speci ed fuse or equivalent 1 Make sure the MAIN POWER switch on the CCU is set to OFF 2 Push the fuse on the left side of the camera using a at blade screwdriver and then turn it counterclock...

Page 110: ...98 HDK 790GX 1403 VER1 U 6 6 Replace the fuse...

Page 111: ...7 SPECIFICATIONS SPECIFICATIONS...

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Page 113: ...14 Q TV 2 channel MON Q TV1 SYNC OUT Select from MENU and SW Q TV2 Only When connected to BS CCU for two channel input 15 Power source voltage AC 100 110 117 220 240V 10 16 Ambient temperature Operati...

Page 114: ...gnals Item Rating Remarks 1 External SYNC signal 75 BNC 1 channels Combined analog signal output BNC SYNC 0 6Vp p 6dB BB PS signal 2 Audio signal 60 to 4dB Variable 20dB fixed 600 balance 2 channels 3...

Page 115: ...SPECIFICATIONS 7 103 HDK 790GX 1403 VER1 U 7 2 External Dimensions Diagram 7 2 External Dimensions Diagram Right Side View 12 453 3 70 398 5...

Page 116: ...104 HDK 790GX 1403 VER1 U 7 2 External Dimensions Diagram Left Side View 70 453 3 12 398 5...

Page 117: ...SPECIFICATIONS 7 105 HDK 790GX 1403 VER1 U 7 2 External Dimensions Diagram Front and Rear View 366 5 12 315 5 205 1 179 5 170 187 REAR COVER REAR COVER...

Page 118: ...C DC 12 V power supply to lens Ground for DC 12 V power supply to lens Ground for various control signals Ground for chassis Command signal input from lens Command signal input from lens Command sign...

Page 119: ...NEAR Lens code signal input from lens Lens code signal input from lens Lens code signal input from lens Lens code signal input from lens Control signal output to lens Control signal output to lens Con...

Page 120: ...r DC 12V power supply G Y VF VIDEO output signal Ground for G Y VF VIDEO output signal Reference clock pulse signal for serial data reproduction Read pulse signal for serial parallel data conversion S...

Page 121: ...2 3 4 5 6 OPT H B OPT B H CONTROL H CONTROL C POWER H POWER C Optical contact Camera CCU Optical contact CCU Camera Control signal H CCU Camera Control signal C Camera CCU Power H supplied from CCU Po...

Page 122: ...M LISTEN R H LISTEN R C Shield for intercom receiver L output H Intercom receiver L output H Shield for intercom microphone input H Intercom microphone input H COMM GND terminal Intercom receiver R ou...

Page 123: ...er 5 pin type 1 2 3 4 5 Receptacle Receptacle Insertion Side Camera head side NC5FDL B 1 NEUTRIK Cable side XLR 5 12C 5 pin male plug or equivalent Receptacle Pin No Name Function I O External Interfa...

Page 124: ...Cable side XLR 3 12C 3 pin male plug or equivalent Pin No Name Function I O External Interface 1 2 3 4 5 2 5 1 COMM LISTEN L H LISTEN L C TALK C TALK H COMM GND terminal Connects to SLV sleeve of the...

Page 125: ...de Receptacle Camera head side XLR 3 31 F77 JAE Cable side XLR 3 12C 3 pin male plug or equivalent RET SW Connector A connector used to connect with RETURN SW BOX Pin No Name Function I O External Int...

Page 126: ...troller Digital data output from camera to remote controller Digital data input from remote controller to camera Digital data input from remote controller to camera DC 12V power supply to remote contr...

Page 127: ...a input from remote controller to camera Digital data output from camera to remote controller Digital data output from camera to remote controller Ground for DC 12V power supply DC 12V power supply to...

Page 128: ...ot use for any other purposes Considering the voltage applied to LAMP use R resistance as necessary SCRIPT Connector Camera rear view A connector used to supply the power to a script lamp Pin No Name...

Page 129: ...s PGM 1 PGM 2 or PGM 3 Pin No Name Function I O External Interface 1 2 3 2 1 3 SHIELD PGM H OUT PGM C OUT Ground for PGM audio signal output PGM auto signal output H PGM auto signal output C GND OUT O...

Page 130: ...RA MATRIX OFF MTX1 3 CAMERA CAMERA PRESET SHUTTER OFF 1s 1 2000 CAMERA CAMERA VARIABLE SHUTTER ON OFF CAMERA CAMERA SUPER V ON OFF CAMERA CAMERA BLACK STRECH OFF 11 11 CAMERA CAMERA ND FILTER ND1 ND5...

Page 131: ...U CHANGING INFORMATION CHANGING INFORMATION This chapter contains the revision information of user speci c speci cation or design change requested by users or any changes done by Ikegami Read by comp...

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