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4.6.2  Center marker output (CENTER MARKER) 

Displays the center marker on the monitor. Works in conjunction with the OSD menu (→5.9).

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

To display the center marker, press [ON]. To hide display of the center marker, press [OFF].

 

 

4.6.3  Date/Time setting(DATE/TIME) 

Sets the date and time. Works in conjunction with the OSD menu (→5.10).

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Set the date and time with the up and down buttons. Press the [SET] button to confirm.

 

 

4.6.4  Other settings (OTHERS) 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

①

 

Go to the INITIALIZE screen (→4.6.4.1).

 

②

 

Go to the USB MEMORY screen (→4.6.4.2).

 

③

 

Go to the SOUND screen (→4.6.4.3).

 

④

 

Go to the LCD BRIGHTNESS screen (→4.6.4.4).

 

⑤

 

Go to the LANGUAGE screen (→4.6.4.5).

 

 

 

①

 

④

 

③

 

②

 

⑤

 

Summary of Contents for MKC-X800

Page 1: ...User Manual Digital Process Compact UHD Color Camera Model MKC X800 ...

Page 2: ...2 This software is copyrighted by IKEGAMI TSUSHINKI CO LTD Unauthorized reproduction modifications or alterations to this manual whole or in part is prohibited ...

Page 3: ...ecific examples of prohibited items are illustrated in the figure or adjacent area The figure on the left means caution during disassembly Examples of Symbols This symbol indicates an instruction and implementation of an action Specific examples of cautions are illustrated in the figure The figure on the left means Unplug the electrical plug from the power outlet This symbol advises the operator t...

Page 4: ...oing so may result in fire During installation Do not block the vent of this device If the vent is blocked heat may build up inside and cause a fire Observe the following points Do not place this device face up on its side or upside down Do not place this device into a poorly ventilated small space Do not place the device on a carpet etc Do not cover the device with a tablecloth etc Do not place t...

Page 5: ...wear on the exterior of the device and cable 2 Check for cleanliness Be sure the device is clean Be sure there are no body fluids blood waste material contrast medium etc on the device 3 Check the surroundings Be sure there are no objects which may hinder device operation 2 Function check 1 Check the condition of the device Be sure the device is operating normally Check for any unusual noises or o...

Page 6: ... is turned on 2 External check Camera head CCU Camera cable Peripheral device s and cable s Power supplied from the AC outlet The cooling fan is working Display and operation of the front operation panel are normal No damage or wear on any component The device is properly connected to peripheral devices Disposal Dispose this product in compliance with the laws and regulations of the municipality P...

Page 7: ...nctions Therefore RF emissions are very low and are unlikely to cause any interference to nearby electronic equipment RF emissions CISPR 11 Class A Emission characteristics of this product are suitable for industrial and hospital environments CISPR 11 Class A In a domestic environment MKC X800 may cause radio interference in which case mitigation measures may be required such as re orienting reloc...

Page 8: ...in power level should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment Voltage dips short interruptions and voltage variations on power supply input lines IEC61000 4 11 0 Ut For 0 5 1 250 300 cycle 70 Ut 30 dip ln Ut For25 30 cycle 0 Ut For 0 5 1 250 300 cycle 70 Ut 30 dip ln Ut For25 30 cycle Main power level should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment If the user of the...

Page 9: ... X800 including cables and should be kept at the recommended separation distance calculated from the equation according to the transmitter frequency Recommended separation distance d 1 2 P d 1 2 P 80 800 MHz d 1 2 P 800 MHz 2 5 GHz where P is the maximum output power rating of the transmitter in watts W according to the transmitter manufacturer specifications d is the recommended separation distan...

Page 10: ...ance of at least 30 cm At distances less than this degradation of equipment performance may occur a Field strengths from fixed transmitters such as base stations for radio cellular cordless telephones and land mobile radios amateur radios AM and FM radio broadcasts and TV broadcasts cannot be predicted theoretically with accuracy To assess the electromagnetic environment due to fixed RF transmitte...

Page 11: ... the power 22 Step 2 22 Step 3 23 Shut Down Method 23 Checking the Camera Image 24 3 3 1 Checking and Adjusting the Camera Image 24 Touch panel operation 25 3 3 1 TOP MENU 25 3 3 2 Menu screen 26 3 3 3 Screen lock unlock 27 4 Function 28 4 1 White balance 28 4 2 Scene file 29 4 2 1 Selecting a scene file LOAD 29 4 2 2 Saving a scene file SAVE 30 4 2 3 Initializing a scene file INITIALIZE 30 4 2 4 ...

Page 12: ...ting DATE TIME 44 4 6 4 Other settings OTHERS 44 4 6 4 1 Initialization INITIALIZE 45 4 6 4 2 USB memory USB MEMORY 45 4 6 4 3 Volume setting SOUND 46 4 6 4 4 Brightness setting LCD BRIGHTNESS 47 4 6 4 5 Language setting LANGUAGE 47 4 6 5 Version information INFORMATION 48 4 7 Initializing indicator settings 48 5 OSD menu operations Professional setting menu 49 5 1 Brightness 50 5 2 Contrast 52 5 ...

Page 13: ...a Scene File 70 Initialize a Scene File 70 Set a Scene File 70 USB 71 Connecting port 71 Before using 71 Saving a set data 72 Loading a set data 74 7 Default Settings 76 Brightness 76 Contrast 77 Color 78 Scene File 79 Function 79 Foot Switch 80 Function Key 80 Video Format 80 Date Time 81 Network 81 Others 81 8 Specifications 82 Rating 82 Performance 82 Function 83 9 Appearance 84 Camera Head 84 ...

Page 14: ...14 CCU 85 10 Troubleshooting 86 Common problems and solutions Start up 86 Error Message 89 ...

Page 15: ...tal resolution S N ratio with 58dB In addition to the 4K output signal HD SDI output 3G compatible and DVI system are also available 2 Construction Part Name and Function Camera Head C mount The C mount is used to mount the lens Various kinds of C mount lenses and microscope adapters can be used Camera connector The camera connector is used to connect a dedicated camera cable CAUTION Please note t...

Page 16: ...or panel The touch sensor panel displays the menu screen Operation of menu screen is possible by touching the screen Rotary Switch The rotary switch is used to selecting settings and renaming scene files Operation can be done by turning the dial or pushing the left or right side ...

Page 17: ...cables e g DH HDP14E50BK etc are recommended 4K video output is possible ETHERNET connector A personal computer etc can be connected here A cross cable option is required for connection CCU operation with a personal computer is possible USB connector The is a USB port A scene file setting can be loaded from here If the scene file data is in USB settings can be overwritten RS 232C connector The per...

Page 18: ...ystem is input through the GEN LOCK connector A tri level sync HD is supported SYNC connector To synchronize the phase of a video with another system a synchronizing signal to that system is output through the SYNC connector A tri level sync HD is supported Synchronization of applications between MKC cameras is assumed Synchronization between other products is not guaranteed Camera connector The c...

Page 19: ...19 Accessories Open the box and make sure the device and the following accessories are included Camera cable 5m 1 Extension cable 10m 1 Option Power cord 1 AC adapter User manual this document ...

Page 20: ...Example To connect a 4K monitor follow the directions of the operation manual of the monitor 4K Compatible monitor MKC X800 camera head Camera cable Foot switch HDMI cable DVI D cable 75Ω coaxial cable DVI monitor MDR 600HD Power cable ...

Page 21: ...S standard PSE etc for other products except the foot switch connected to this device Notes on the Connection Be sure to turn off the main unit of camera before connecting Connect a dedicated camera head Connect a different head may result in a malfunction Image output from the 3G HD SDI connector is on the receiving side with 75Ω terminal Be sure to use the accompanying power cable to connect the...

Page 22: ...power check the following Be sure the external devices including a camera head monitor etc are properly connected Be sure the power cable accessory is connected to the DC inlet of the CCU rear panel and the plug of the power cable is connected to the commercial power outlet The power switch light on the front of the CCU is off Step 2 Turn on the power for external devices including the monitor etc...

Page 23: ...or the camera head automatically begins During this time an unstable image is displayed on the monitor this it is not a malfunction Perform Step 1 to 3 to output the camera image to the monitor If the cable is disconnected during use repeat the above procedures Shut Down Method Press the power switch on the front panel of the CCU to turn off the power When the power is turned off the power switch ...

Page 24: ...ices Notes when Connecting or Disconnecting the Camera Cable When connecting or disconnecting the camera cable connecting the camera head and CCU be sure to turn off the power of the main unit Connecting or disconnecting the camera cable while the power of the main unit is on may cause a malfunction Notes on the Camera Image This device uses a CMOS sensor As a result the following phenomena may be...

Page 25: ... to three functions can be assigned to the TOP MENU INDICATOR screen 4 5 3 The assigned functions can be selected from TOP MENU by pressing the Rotary Switch White balance can be adjusted automatically 4 1 A scene file can be selected 4 2 Function key can be selected 4 3 Go to the Menu screen 3 3 2 ...

Page 26: ...3 3 2 Menu screen Return to the previous screen Return to the TOP MENU Go to the PICTURE setting screen 4 4 Go to the FUNCTION setting screen 4 5 Go to the SYSTEM setting screen 4 6 Display the OSD menu 5 ...

Page 27: ...t accidental operation the menu screen can be locked Long press the button for about 3 seconds When the yellow lock mark is displayed the lock function is activated Unlock When the button is pressed Screen is displayed Select YES to unlock ...

Page 28: ...WB LEVEL OVER Condition AWB cannot operate normally due to excessive light intensity Response Adjust the amount of incident light and repeat 2 AWB LEVEL UNDER Condition AWB cannot operate normally due to insufficient light intensity Response Adjust the amount of incident light and repeat 3 AWB NOT WHITE Condition AWB cannot operate normally because there are not enough white areas Response Do not ...

Page 29: ...CENE FILE from the PICTURE screen LOAD SAVE INITIALIZE is selected 4 2 1 Selecting a scene file LOAD １ The button corresponding to the currently selected scene file is lit ２ Press the button to select a scene file The number displayed on the button is the scene file number The button corresponding to the selected scene file will be lit Settings of scene file will be immediately reflected ...

Page 30: ...Press the YES button to save the settings are saved in the selected scene file 4 2 3 Initializing a scene file INITIALIZE Select MENU PICTURE Scene File Initialize When the scene file number you want to initialize from No 1 to No 4 is selected a new window will be displayed By pressing the YES button the settings of the selected scene file will be immediately set to the factory settings For effici...

Page 31: ...cter type change button Space button Cursor movement button SET confirm button Input characters by operating the Rotary Switch Select a character type and press the Rotary Switch to move the cursor to the next character input or use buttons The maximum number of characters that can be input is 28 Please press the SET button when finished Registration of the scene file name is complete and the butt...

Page 32: ...igned function Select MENU FUNCTION FUNCTION KEY A function can also be assigned from the OSD menu 4 5 2 5 8 4 4 Image quality adjustment PICTURE Select PICTURE from the MENU screen Go to the BRIGHTNESS setting screen 4 4 1 Go to the CONTRAST setting screen 4 4 2 Go to the COLOR setting screen 4 4 3 Go to the SHARPNESS setting screen 4 4 4 ...

Page 33: ...33 4 4 1 Brightness adjustment BRIGHTNESS BRIGHTNESS LEVEL RESPONSE PEAK RATIO SHUTTER CONTROL From the SETTING button go to SHUTTER CONTROL AUTO is selected ...

Page 34: ...34 From the SETTING button go to SHUTTER CONTROL MANUAL is selected GAIN From the SETTING button go to GAIN AUTO is selected From the SETTING button go to GAIN MANUAL is selected ...

Page 35: ...Linked with the OSD menu 5 1 Peak Ratio This item adjusts the photometric method and can be adjusted with the touch panel or Rotary Switch Linked with the OSD menu 5 1 Shutter Control This item is for automatic adjustment of the shutter Linked with the OSD menu 5 1 Gain This item determines automatic adjustment of gain When capturing a dark sample adjusting the brightness is possible Linked with t...

Page 36: ...36 4 4 2 Contrast adjustment CONTRAST PEDESTAL FLARE GAMMA KNEE HDR ...

Page 37: ...2 GAMMA Gamma correction adjusts dark areas of an image so they appear brighter Gamma level can be adjusted using the touch panel or rotary switch linked to the OSD menu 5 2 KNEE Knee correction adjusts the bright areas of the image so they are easier to see Linked with the OSD menu 5 2 HDR HDR reduces white and black spots in the image HDR level can be adjusted using the touch panel or rotary swi...

Page 38: ...justs the red level using the touch panel or Rotary Switch Linked with the OSD menu 5 3 BLUE LEVEL This adjusts the blue level using the touch panel or Rotary Switch Linked with the OSD menu 5 3 CHROMA LEVEL This adjusts color density using the touch panel or Rotary Switch Linked with the OSD menu 5 3 ...

Page 39: ...e mode of outline emphasis Linked with the OSD menu 5 4 LEVEL This adjusts the level of contour emphasis using the touch panel or Rotary Switch Linked with the OSD menu 5 4 BOOST FREQ This adjusts the level of color contour emphasis using the touch panel or Rotary Switch Linked with the OSD menu 5 4 ...

Page 40: ...40 4 5 Function FUNCTION Select PICTURE from the MENU screen Go to the FUNCTION screen 4 5 1 Go to the FUNCTION KEY screen 4 5 2 4 5 3 ...

Page 41: ...escription MAGNIFIER This is the magnification setting of the electronic zoom and can be adjusted using the touch panel or Rotary Switch Linked with the OSD menu 5 6 FLIP This sets the horizontal and vertical flipping of the image Linked with the OSD menu 5 6 ...

Page 42: ... description for the assigned function 5 8 4 5 3 Function assignment of the TOP MENU indicators TOP MENU INDICATOR Assign an indicator function that can be operated from TOP MENU Repeat the steps for ITEM2 and ITEM 3 To switch function pressing the Rotary Switch in the TOP MENU Other items can be operated from the TOP MENU Setting items NONE ITEM2 3 only BRIGHTNESS PEAK RATIO SHARPNESS CHROMA RED ...

Page 43: ...o to the DATE TIME screen 4 6 3 Go to the OTHERS screen 4 6 4 Go to the INFORMATION screen 4 6 5 4 6 1 Color bars output COLOR BARS The camera s built in color bar signal is sent to the image output Brightness contrast etc of the color monitor can be adjusted To display the color bar output press ON to display the camera image press OFF ...

Page 44: ...ker press OFF 4 6 3 Date Time setting DATE TIME Sets the date and time Works in conjunction with the OSD menu 5 10 Set the date and time with the up and down buttons Press the SET button to confirm 4 6 4 Other settings OTHERS Go to the INITIALIZE screen 4 6 4 1 Go to the USB MEMORY screen 4 6 4 2 Go to the SOUND screen 4 6 4 3 Go to the LCD BRIGHTNESS screen 4 6 4 4 Go to the LANGUAGE screen 4 6 4...

Page 45: ...n 4 6 4 2 USB memory USB MEMORY Setting data of CCU can be saved to and read from the USB memory USB not connected button disabled state USB connection Button enabled state Press the USB C CCU CCU USB button to display the CCU USB window Press the YES button to confirm If the USB memory is not inserted the button is disabled and cannot be used Operation is also possible from the OSD menu for detai...

Page 46: ...me setting SOUND VOLUME MUTE Item Setting value Description VOLUME Set the touch panel volume 1 5 As the value increases sound becomes louder MUTE ON Sound is muted OFF Sound is output according to the VOLUME setting ...

Page 47: ...Setting value Description LCD BRIGHTNESS Set the brightness of touch panel 1 5 As the value increases the panel becomes brighter 4 6 4 5 Language setting LANGUAGE Set the display language CCU initialization can also be performed from the OSD menu 5 12 ...

Page 48: ...on information 4 7 Initializing indicator settings Indicator display setting items can be returned to the default values factory settings after setting values have been changed Press the function name to display the window then press the YES button to return to the initial value ...

Page 49: ...urn to the previous menu with Item selection using the Rotary Switch is also possible by rotating the switch Pressing the switch performs the same operation as pressing the SET button Exit the OSD MENU screen and hide the OSD menu to save the settings and exit PICTURE Brightness Contrast Color Sharpness Scene File FUNCTION Function Foot Switch Function Key SYSTEM Video Format Date Time Network Oth...

Page 50: ... Measurement area is approx 40 of the screen center MIDDLE Measurement area is approx 60 of the screen center FULL Measurement area is the entire screen CIRCLE Measurement is area is a circular area of the screen center USER Measurement is manually set Press the SET button to go to the settings screen Peak Ratio This determines the photometric method When Shutter or Gain is at AUTO brightness can ...

Page 51: ...les the Slow Shutter function Slow Shutter Limit Limits the accumulated shutter speed Gain This controls the adjustment of Gain When taking an image of a dark sample brightness can be adjusted MANUAL Gain is set according to the value set in Normal Gain Normal Gain Sets the gain value AUTO Gain is automatically adjusted according to the brightness of the video input for a consistent output level B...

Page 52: ...come brighter Knee Perform knee correction to make bright areas of the image easier to see OFF Settings are disabled ON Settings are enabled Mode AUTO or MANUAL settings are possible Point Sets the knee point Slope Sets the knee slope HDR HDR reduces white spots and black spots in video OFF Settings are disabled ON Settings are enabled 128 127 As the value increases the HDR function becomes strong...

Page 53: ...53 0 63 As the value increases the Black Stretch function becomes stronger ...

Page 54: ...the sample to be imaged MANUAL White balance can be manually adjusted Red Level Adjusts the red gain Blue Level Adjusts the blue gain Chroma Level This adjusts color saturation 128 127 As the value increases the color becomes darker As the value decreases the color becomes lighter Matrix The color matrix is adjusted here Normally set it to OFF OFF Adjustment is disabled ON Adjustment is enabled Co...

Page 55: ...ases the image becomes sharper Boost Freq Boost frequency can be adjusted to emphasize the contour 2MHz 16MHz As the value decreases the outline can be applied to the whole screen more easily Mode Outline emphasis mode can be switched SOFT Standard outline emphasis setting HARD Outline emphasis becomes stronger Sharpness Quit Level 16 Boost Freq 2MHz Mode SOFT ...

Page 56: ...ad Selects and reads the set scene file Save Saves the set conditions in the scene file Select the scene file to be saved and press the OK button Initialize Initializes the scene file settings at factory default settings Select the scene file to initialize and press the ENTER button Scene File Quit Load No 1 Save READY Initialize READY ...

Page 57: ...ntal and vertical aspects of the image can be flipped OFF Both horizontal and vertical aspects are output as is H FLIP A horizontally inverted image is output V FLIP A vertically inverted image is output ROTATE A both horizontally and vertically inverted image is output DNR Level Adjusts the level of noise reduction 0 31 As the value increases noise will decrease but resolution degrades Function Q...

Page 58: ...IP A horizontally inverted video is output V FLIP A vertically inverted video is output ROTATE The image is rotated 180 degrees and output ZOOM IN Performs electronic zoom in ZOOM OUT Performs electronic zoom out AWB Adjusts the white balance SCENE1 Displays scene file1 SCENE2 Displays scene file2 SCENE3 Displays scene file3 SCENE4 Displays scene file4 SCENE1 2 Switches between scene file 1 and 2 ...

Page 59: ...e NONE No function is set H FLIP A horizontally inverted image is output V FLIP A vertically inverted video is output ROTATE The image is rotated 180 degrees and output ZOOM IN Performs electronic zoom in ZOOM OUT Performs electronic zoom out FREEZE Outputs a still image Operate the function button again to return to the video Function Key Quit Key1 NONE Key2 NONE Key3 NONE Key4 NONE ...

Page 60: ... DVI 1080p Outputs a progressive signal 1080i Outputs an interlace signal HDMI Output AUTO This setting is normally used 4K 4 2 2 10bit Outputs YCbCr and a 10 bit signal at a ratio of 4 2 2 4 4 4 8bit Outputs RGB as 8 bit signal 2K 1080p 4 2 2 10bit Outputs YCbCr and a 10 bit progressive signal at a ratio of 4 2 2 1080p 4 4 4 8bit Outputs RGB as an 8 bit progressive signal 1080i 4 2 2 10bit Output...

Page 61: ...vertical display of the screen can be adjusted in single line units Genlock Genlock can be set here OFF The genlock feature is disabled AUTO When a SYNC signal is input to the genlock terminal it automatically switches to external synchronization H Phase Adjusts the horizontal phase of genlock input V Phase Adjusts the vertical phase of genlock input 3D Support Sets whether to operate as master or...

Page 62: ...stalled in this unit The update date and time of the setting data must be matched Item Description Year Each aspect to set the time Month Day Hours Minutes Date Time Quit Year 2019 Month 3 Day 2 Hours 11 Minutes 34 Seconds 20 Setting READY 2019 03 02 11 34 20 ...

Page 63: ...the ENTER button Current settings are displayed in the lower part of the screen After changing the settings restart the camera If Please Restart Camera is displayed at the bottom of the screen please restart Changes to the network configuration are complete Network Quit IP Address1 192 IP Address2 168 IP Address3 2 IP Address4 100 Subnet Mask1 192 Subnet Mask2 168 Subnet Mask3 2 Subnet Mask4 1 Set...

Page 64: ...64 5 13 Information Software version information is displayed here Information CCU Firmware V1 00 6368 CCU FPGA1 V1 00 6305 CCU FPGA2 V1 00 6306 CCU FPGA3 V1 00 6255 Head FPGA V1 00 6209 ...

Page 65: ...he camera will automatically switch from internal synchronization mode to external synchronization mode SYNC input conditions Tri level SYNC 0 6 Vp p 75 Ω Wiring Example Prepare two sets comprised of a CCU and a MKC X800 camera Use a coaxial cable to connect the SYNC connector on the CCU master and the GENLOCK connector on the CCU slave CCU master SYNC connector CCU slave GENLOCK connector Camera ...

Page 66: ...various camera functions of the left and right units can be synchronized and easily adjusted when the 3D system is constructed Connections and settings The 3D system for this equipment is comprised of one master machine one slave machine and a 3D compatible monitor Connect each device as shown in the figure below Connection Example 位相を合わせる CCU Master CCU Slave Coaxial cable RS 232C cross cable ル V...

Page 67: ... specifications of the monitor regarding output connection of the left or right camera ３ Turn ON the main power switch possible from either CCU ４ From the MENU go to Video Format Genlock 3D Support Next change camera settings in Master for the Master CCU and in Slave for the Slave CCU Caution During Connection Before connecting be sure the power to the camera is OFF Video Format Frame Rate 59 94Hz...

Page 68: ...omatically be adjusted according to the use environment Settings Select Exposure Measurement Area USER from the menu and press the set button The manual setting screen for the measuring frame will be displayed Pressing the SET button will change in order of Quit Position Top Left Bottom Right Quit Position and size of a measuring frame can be adjusted When settings are complete select QUIT and pre...

Page 69: ...ttings Save or overwrite the setup data in the USB memory Item Setting value Description Initialize Initialize all settings except the scene file to factory default settings Switch from READY to START and press the ENTER button USB Memory Data can be read and saved on USB memory NO MEDIA USB memory is not inserted READY USB memory is inserted and data can be read and saved CCU USB Saves CCU data o...

Page 70: ...ene File on the menu select one of the alternatives Save Scene 1 to Save Scene 4 and press the SET button The new settings will be saved immediately to the scene file refer to 4 2 Scene File Initializing a Scene File From Scene File on the menu select a file to initialize from the alternatives Initialize Scene 1 to Initialize Scene 4 and press the SET button The selected scene file will immediatel...

Page 71: ...y can be loaded Connection port Before using Compatible USB Memory USB memory protected by a password is not supported FAT32 and FAT16 for the file system of USB memory are supported USB memory formatted with another file system is not supported Use a USB memory with 1MB or more of free space ...

Page 72: ...rned off data in the USB memory may become corrupt Use a USB memory that has more than 1MB of a free space when saving a set data A set data is saved with the file name extension msf in the root directory of the USB memory The file name to be saved cannot be changed Cautions when saving a set data Others Initialize READY USB Memory READY Language ENGLISH Others Initialize READY USB Memory CCU USB ...

Page 73: ...73 When a setting data is saved on a USB memory any past set data will be overwritten and lost ...

Page 74: ...garding USB memory access Do not remove the USB memory or turn off the power while USB Memory Busy is displayed If the USB memory is removed while being accessed or the equipment is turned off data in the USB memory may become corrupt Cautions when loading a set data When saving a set data is unsuccessful delete the data in the USB memory and increase the free space or use another USB memory A set...

Page 75: ... Setting Data When a setting data is saved on a USB memory any past set data will be overwritten and lost Notes on the Setting Data Setting data saved on other IKEGAMI devices cannot be loaded to MKD 800IR This may also result in a malfunction Do not change the data Do not change the file name of the setting data If the file name is changed MKD 800IR cannot recognize the data It may also result in...

Page 76: ...0 1 10000 Shutter Slow Shutter Shutter AUTO DISABLE ENABLE DISABLE Shutter Slow Shutter Limit Shutter AUTO 50Hz 1 12 59 94Hz 1 15 50Hz 1 3 1 6 1 12 1 25 59 94Hz 1 4 1 8 1 15 1 30 Shutter Shutter Speed Shutter MANUAL OFF 50Hz 1 3 1 6 1 12 1 25 59 94Hz 1 4 1 8 1 15 1 30 OFF 1 100 1 125 1 250 1 500 1 1000 1 2000 1 4000 1 10000 Gain AUTO MANUAL AUTO Gain Base Gain AUTO 3dB 0dB 3dB 6dB 9dB 12dB 15dB Ga...

Page 77: ... ON Mode AUTO 56 128 127 Knee Slope Knee ON Mode AUTO 50 128 127 Knee Point Knee ON Mode MANUAL 56 128 127 Knee Slope Knee ON Mode MANUAL 50 128 127 HDR OFF OFF ON HDR ON 0 128 127 White Shading OFF OFF ON White Shading AUTO White Shading ON READY READY START White Shading Initialize White Shading ON READY READY START Black Stretch OFF OFF ON Black Stretch Slope Black Stretch ON 0 0 63 ...

Page 78: ...Level C59 C100 0 128 127 Matrix OFF OFF ON R G 0 170 342 R B 0 170 342 G R 0 170 342 G B 0 170 342 B R 0 170 342 B G 0 170 342 Color Correct OFF OFF ON Page 1 2 1 2 2 2 Mg1 Gain 0 64 63 Mg1 Phase 0 32 31 Mg2 Gain 0 64 63 Mg2 Phase 0 32 31 Mg3 Gain 0 64 63 Mg3 Phase 0 32 31 R1 Gain 0 64 63 R1 Phase 0 32 31 R2 Gain 0 64 63 R2 Phase 0 32 31 R3 Gain 0 64 63 R3 Phase 0 32 31 Ye1 Gain 0 64 63 Ye1 Phase ...

Page 79: ...3 Phase 0 32 31 B1 Gain 0 64 63 B1 Phase 0 32 31 B2 Gain 0 64 63 B2 Phase 0 32 31 Scene File Item Initial Value Setting Range Load No 1 READY No 1 No 4 Save READY READY No 1 No 4 Initialize READY READY No 1 No 4 Function Item Initial Value Setting Range Magnifier x1 0 x1 0 x4 0 x0 1 intervals Flip OFF OFF H Flip V Flip Rotate DNR Level 7 0 31 ...

Page 80: ...e 59 94Hz 59 94Hz 50Hz 4K SDI Output 2SI 2SI 12G 2K SDI Output 1080i 1080p 1080i DVI Output 1080p 1080p 1080i HDMI Output AUTO AUTO 4K 2K HDMI Output Format HDMI Output 4K 4 4 4 8bit 4 4 4 8bit 4 2 2 10bit HDMI Output Format HDMI Output 2K 1080p 4 4 4 8bit 1080p 4 4 4 8bit 1080p 4 2 2 10bit 1080i 4 4 4 8bit 1080i 4 4 4 10bit Color Gamut BT 709 BT 709 BT 2020 H Position 0 32 32 V Position 0 32 32 G...

Page 81: ...lue Setting Range IP Address1 192 0 255 IP Address2 168 0 255 IP Address3 2 0 255 IP Address4 100 0 255 Subnet Mask1 192 0 255 Subnet Mask2 168 0 255 Subnet Mask3 2 0 255 Subnet Mask4 1 0 255 Setting READY READY SET Others Item Initial Value Setting Range Initialize READY READY START USB Memory READY CCU USB USB CCU Language ENGLISH ENGLISH DEUTSCH FRANÇAIS ESPAÑOL ...

Page 82: ...ply AC 100 230V 10 50 60Hz DC 12V 9 Power consumption Camera head 2 7W or less CCU 30W or less 10 Operating Temperature 0 to 40 11 Storage Temperature 20 to 60 No moisture condensation with humidity less than 90 12 Relative Humidity 0 to 90 No moisture condensation 13 Atmospheric pressure 700hPa to 1060hPa 14 Outline dimensions weight Camera head W27 5 H28 D50mm 80g or less CCU W210 H88 D274mm 3kg...

Page 83: ...ircle User 14 AE level adjustment 15 AE speed adjustment Slow Middle Fast 16 Peak ratio adjustment 17 Pedestal adjustment 18 Flare correction 19 Shading correction 20 Paint R Bch 3dB 21 GAMMA correction 22 KNEE correction 23 Contrast enhancement 24 DTL 25 NR 26 16 axis color matrix 27 Freeze 28 Video reversal Left and right Up and down Up down left right 29 Digital zoom Up to 4 times 30 Center mar...

Page 84: ...84 9 Appearance Camera Head ...

Page 85: ...85 CCU ...

Page 86: ...e device is not connected to an AC power supply Turn off the power switch and check the connection of the power cable After confirming the connection turn on the power switch and check it again If the problem is not solved repair may be needed Please contact to the sales representatives Shooting Symptom Cause Solution Only a black screen is displayed The CCU and monitor is not properly connected C...

Page 87: ... the device The screen suddenly turns black The output cable has been removed or broken Forced stop due to a thermal runaway 1 Check the output cable connection If the problem is not solved go to Step 2 2 Replace the output cable and check it again If the problem is not solved go to Step 3 3 Check if the lights of the front panel switch are on If all lights are off thermal runaway may have been oc...

Page 88: ...ection Be sure the camera cable of the camera head side is firmly inserted then turn and tighten the connector If the problem is not solved go to Step 2 2 Replace the camera cable and check it again If a new camera cable is needed contact the sales representative If the problem is not solved go to Step 3 3 Further professional examination is needed contact the sales representative and return the d...

Page 89: ...ple is too large The error message regarding USB memory function Message Menu USB Function Aborted The USB function has been interrupted USB File Error The file is invalid USB Memory Error An error occurred in communication with the USB board The error message regarding Auto White Balance Message Menu AWB LEVEL OVER The sample is too bright AWB LEVEL UNDER The sample is too dark AWB NOT WHITE A wh...

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