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INDEX 

COMMAND NAME 

VALUE 

MEMORY 

SETTINGS 

FACTORY 

RESET 

COMMENTS 

DEC  HEX 

DATA HIGH 

DATA LOW 

62 

3E  Knee 

0x00 

0x00

 :

 85% 

0x01

 

:

 

87.5% 

0x02

 : 9

0% 

0x03 

:

 92.5% 

0x04 

:

 95% 

0x05 

:

 97.5% 

0x06 

:

 100% 

Yes 

0x06  Active after sending Auto Gain 

OFF (Index 0x76). 

64 

40  Master Pedestal 

0x00 

0x4D

 

:

 

-50 Level  

 

0x7F

 

:

   0   [Mid]  

 

0xB1

 

:

 

+50 Level 

Yes 

0x7F 

―

 

66 

42  Various Test Patterns  0x00 

0x00 = OFF 

0x01 

~

 0x03 = 

Test Pattern ON

Yes 

0  Main output only 

67 

43  Red Pedestal 

0x00 

0x4D

 

:

 

-50 Level  

 

0x7F

 

:

   0   [Mid]  

 

0xB1

 

:

 

+50 Level 

Yes 

0x7F 

―

 

69 

45  Blue Pedestal 

0x00 

0x4D

 

:

 

-50 Level  

 

0x7F

 

:

   0   [Mid]  

 

0xB1

 

:

 

+50 Level 

Yes 

0x7F 

―

 

71 

47  Gamma 

0x00 

0x00:  

OFF

 

(Through)

0x7A: -5 level 

0x7B: -4 level 

0x7C: -3 level 

0x7D: -2 level 

0x7E: -1 level 

0x7F: 0.45 

0x80: +1 level 

0x81: +2 level 

0x82: +3 level 

0x83: +4 level 

0x84: +5 level 

Yes 

0x7F  Absolute values – Gamma 

settings 

92  5C  Camera Matrix Control 

Select Color Matrix 

0x00: R   Hue 

0x01: R   Brightness 

0x02: R   Saturation 

0x10: G   Hue 

0x11: G   Brightness 

0x12: G   Saturation 

0x20: B   Hue 

0x21: B   Brightness 

0x22: B   Saturation 

0x30: Ye Hue 

0x31: Ye Brightness 

0x32: Ye Saturation 

0x40: Cy Hue 

0x41: Cy Brightness 

0x42: Cy Saturation 

0x50: Mg Hue 

0x51: Mg Brightness 

0x52: Mg Saturation 

Matrix Adjustment 

Hue  

[increment of 1 degree] 

 

0x7A 

:

 -5 degrees 

    

↓

 

0x7F 

:

  0 degrees 

    

↓

 

0x84 

:

 +5 degrees 

Brightness and Saturation 

[increment of 2%] 

 

0x75 : -20% 

    

↓

 

0x7F :   0%  

    

↓

 

0x85 : +20% 

Yes 

All Color

Matrices

(0x00 to

0x52) 

are set to

0x7F 

Active after sending Auto Gain  

OFF (Index 0x76) and White 

Balance Manual (Index 0x35).

Based upon selected Camera 

Matrix Select (Index 0x7A). 

 

98 

62  Factory Reset 

0x00 

0x01 

―

 

―

 

―

 

100  64  No Operation 

―

 

―

 

No 

―

 

―

 

115  73  Auto Shutter ON 

0x00 

0x01 

Yes 

1 

―

 

116  74  Auto Shutter OFF 

0x00 

0x00 

Yes 

1  Shutter will be set to OFF 

(0x00). 

117  75  Auto Gain ON 

0x00 

0x01 

Yes 

1 

―

 

118  76  Auto Gain OFF 

0x00 

0x00 

Yes 

1  Gain will be set to 0dB (0x00). 

119  77  Memory Settings 

0x00 

0x10 

0x11 

0x20 

0x21 

:

  load from 

:  

save to 

:  

load from 

:

  save to 

Memory A 

Memory A 

Memory B 

Memory B 

―

 

―

 

✱

 

= 

These commands can 

only be enabled / saved when 

the unit is in MANUAL mode

 

 

If an AUTO mode function is enabled 

(e.g.: Auto Focus), then no setting 

changes can be saved

 

120  78  Boot from settings 

0x00 

0x00 

0x01 

0x02 

:

  Factory reset settings 

:  

Memory A settings 

:  

Memory B settings 

Yes 

0 

―

 

25

INDEX 

COMMAND NAME 

VALUE 

MEMORY 

SETTINGS 

FACTORY 

RESET 

COMMENTS 

DEC  HEX 

DATA HIGH 

DATA LOW 

62 

3E  Knee 

0x00 

0x00

 :

 85% 

0x01

 

:

 

87.5% 

0x02

 : 9

0% 

0x03 

:

 92.5% 

0x04 

:

 95% 

0x05 

:

 97.5% 

0x06 

:

 100% 

Yes 

0x06  Active after sending Auto Gain 

OFF (Index 0x76). 

64 

40  Master Pedestal 

0x00 

0x4D

 

:

 

-50 Level  

 

0x7F

 

:

   0   [Mid]  

 

0xB1

 

:

 

+50 Level 

Yes 

0x7F 

―

 

66 

42  Various Test Patterns  0x00 

0x00 = OFF 

0x01 

~

 0x03 = 

Test Pattern ON

Yes 

0  Main output only 

67 

43  Red Pedestal 

0x00 

0x4D

 

:

 

-50 Level  

 

0x7F

 

:

   0   [Mid]  

 

0xB1

 

:

 

+50 Level 

Yes 

0x7F 

―

 

69 

45  Blue Pedestal 

0x00 

0x4D

 

:

 

-50 Level  

 

0x7F

 

:

   0   [Mid]  

 

0xB1

 

:

 

+50 Level 

Yes 

0x7F 

―

 

71 

47  Gamma 

0x00 

0x00:  

OFF

 

(Through)

0x7A: -5 level 

0x7B: -4 level 

0x7C: -3 level 

0x7D: -2 level 

0x7E: -1 level 

0x7F: 0.45 

0x80: +1 level 

0x81: +2 level 

0x82: +3 level 

0x83: +4 level 

0x84: +5 level 

Yes 

0x7F  Absolute values – Gamma 

settings 

92  5C  Camera Matrix Control 

Select Color Matrix 

0x00: R   Hue 

0x01: R   Brightness 

0x02: R   Saturation 

0x10: G   Hue 

0x11: G   Brightness 

0x12: G   Saturation 

0x20: B   Hue 

0x21: B   Brightness 

0x22: B   Saturation 

0x30: Ye Hue 

0x31: Ye Brightness 

0x32: Ye Saturation 

0x40: Cy Hue 

0x41: Cy Brightness 

0x42: Cy Saturation 

0x50: Mg Hue 

0x51: Mg Brightness 

0x52: Mg Saturation 

Matrix Adjustment 

Hue  

[increment of 1 degree] 

 

0x7A 

:

 -5 degrees 

    

↓

 

0x7F 

:

  0 degrees 

    

↓

 

0x84 

:

 +5 degrees 

Brightness and Saturation 

[increment of 2%] 

 

0x75 : -20% 

    

↓

 

0x7F :   0%  

    

↓

 

0x85 : +20% 

Yes 

All Color

Matrices

(0x00 to

0x52) 

are set to

0x7F 

Active after sending Auto Gain  

OFF (Index 0x76) and White 

Balance Manual (Index 0x35).

Based upon selected Camera 

Matrix Select (Index 0x7A). 

 

98 

62  Factory Reset 

0x00 

0x01 

―

 

―

 

―

 

100  64  No Operation 

―

 

―

 

No 

―

 

―

 

115  73  Auto Shutter ON 

0x00 

0x01 

Yes 

1 

―

 

116  74  Auto Shutter OFF 

0x00 

0x00 

Yes 

1  Shutter will be set to OFF 

(0x00). 

117  75  Auto Gain ON 

0x00 

0x01 

Yes 

1 

―

 

118  76  Auto Gain OFF 

0x00 

0x00 

Yes 

1  Gain will be set to 0dB (0x00). 

119  77  Memory Settings 

0x00 

0x10 

0x11 

0x20 

0x21 

:

  load from 

:  

save to 

:  

load from 

:

  save to 

Memory A 

Memory A 

Memory B 

Memory B 

―

 

―

 

✱

 

= 

These commands can 

only be enabled / saved when 

the unit is in MANUAL mode

 

 

If an AUTO mode function is enabled 

(e.g.: Auto Focus), then no setting 

changes can be saved

 

120  78  Boot from settings 

0x00 

0x00 

0x01 

0x02 

:

  Factory reset settings 

:  

Memory A settings 

:  

Memory B settings 

Yes 

0 

―

 

25

Summary of Contents for GW-MD100

Page 1: ...rial No Please read the following before getting started Thank you for purchasing this product Before operating this unit please read the instructions carefully to ensure the best possible performance The specifications and appearance of this product are subject to changes for further improvement without prior notice Please check the latest version of the INSTRUCTIONS from our Website TM ...

Page 2: ... at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus 10 Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer 11 Use only with the cart stand tripod bracket or table specified by the manufacturer or sold with the apparatus 12 When a cart is used use caution when moving the cart apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip over 13 Unplug this apparatus durin...

Page 3: ... 16 or more on both sides on top and at the rear Do not block the ventilation holes If the ventilation holes are blocked by a newspaper or cloth etc the heat may not be able to get out No naked flame sources such as lighted candles should be placed on the apparatus La plaque d identification et l avertissement de securite se trouvent sous l appareil et ou au dos La plaque du numero de serie est si...

Page 4: ...mated Recordable Time Write Protect Switch Video Outputs 4K Quad SDI Output HD SDI Monitor Output Control Connector Inputs J Protocol Interface Hardware Description Genlock Signal Input Synchronizing Signal to Use Power Supply Turning On Off the Power Operations Operating Procedures Operation in Streaming Record Mode Recording to SD Card Indicator Light Behavior Others Troubleshooting Thermal Shut...

Page 5: ...r resolution through processing of individual RGB color signals Dark Noise Reduction DNR removes dark current and optical shot noise without losing S N and resolution The module s small size and light weight at only weighs 700 grams allows it to be used in a wide variety of challenging shooting environments including aerial photography 4K Digital Output The ProCam UHD is equipped with single fiber...

Page 6: ...f wireless microphone near this unit When a wireless microphone or wireless microphone tuner is used near this unit during recording the tuner could pick up noise Avoid using or placing this unit in the following places Intended Use The intended applications of the ProCam UHD are studio use and event shooting If using the unit for other applications note that any complications will not be covered ...

Page 7: ... to strong impact or vibration Do not splash the SD card with water Do not dismantle or modify the SD card Do not touch the terminals with your hands or with a metal object Do not allow dust dirt water or foreign objects to adhere to the terminals Do not remove the labels or stick other labels or stickers on the SD cards Do not use pencils or ballpoint pens to write on the SD cards Always use oil ...

Page 8: ...ble to assign a function to it Others Do not insert objects other than the memory card into the card slot Do not block the vent on the unit Blocking of the vent causes internal heating and may lead to burns and fires When the video signal output terminals are not in use put on the covers to prevent damage to the terminals Do not drop this unit or subject it to strong impact or vibration as it is a...

Page 9: ... Power LED Tripod Mounting Hole 1 4 Names of Parts Module Unit AL CM460B Module Unit AL CM460B Fiber Box Unit AL CMID 01A Fiber Box Unit AL CMID 01A 11 12 13 13 11 12 13 Quad SDI Box GW MD100SDI Quad SDI Video Output Camera Module GW MD100CM Quad SDI Box GW MD100SDI 1 4 Camera Module GW MD100CM 1 2 1 3 1 1 1 0 8 9 14 HD SDI Monitor Video Output Genlock Input Serial Command Input Power LED Power In...

Page 10: ...or Video Output Single Fiber Optic Video Output DC 12 to 15V Input Serial Command Genlock Input CONTROL DC IN OPTICAL OUT SDI OUT Monitor Fiber Video Output Hardware Power Supply Custom Control Input Hardware Lens MFT Tripod SDHC SDXC SDHC SDXC Non linear Editing System Memory Card Card Reader AL CM46B 01A SDI Monitor Video Output Single Fiber Optic Video Output DC 12 to 15V Input Serial Command G...

Page 11: ...e lens release button when installing the lens To remove the lens turn it counterclockwise while holding down the lens release button Other MFT lenses may offer focus and iris control auto focus and auto iris Some MFT lenses need additional tuning to make them work perfectly with the auto functions and currently tuning for additional MFT lenses is added as needed by request Other lenses designed t...

Page 12: ...Connector Inputs The ProCam UHD features a multi function control input on the 9 pin D sub connector This connector contains several features including serial communication to and from the camera for external control genlock input and 12 15 V output to power external controllers The Control connector s pinout is shown below 5 1 9 6 The HD SDI monitor output is 1920x1080 interlaced The frame rate i...

Page 13: ...ce uses Pins 2 and 3 on the Control connector The voltage levels are TTL levels Caution Do not use RS 232C voltage levels The interface is not designed to support the use of negative voltage levels Voltage inputs to Pin 2 and 3 should not be below 0 V or exceed 5 V Genlock Signal Input Caution When using an AC Adaptor please comply with Limited Power Source LPS standards After connecting to power ...

Page 14: ...d the SD card must be inserted into the SD card slot BEFORE turning on the unit If inserted after turning the unit on the SD card will not be detected Do not insert or remove an SD card while the unit is powering on Whenever pressing button firmly hold the button down for approximately one second then release Do not repeatedly press the button 18 quad SDI output and monitor output main fiber outpu...

Page 15: ...nts the unit may automatically turn off to avoid overheating If this occurs allow the unit to cool before continuing use Vignetting or Auto focus Issues with some MFT Lenses Some MFT lenses exhibit vignetting either always or at some zoom levels for variable focal length lenses However there is a special firmware available on request that eliminates the vignetting on some lens models In addition s...

Page 16: ...ate 150 Mbps Audio No HD Size 1920 H x 1080 V Frame Rate 59 94p 50p 240p Option Video Format H 264 8 bit File Format MOV Audio No Camera Functions Push Button Serial Command SDHC SDXC UHS I Card must support write speeds of 250 MB s for 4K recording Option MFT Lenses Olympus some Panasonic or lenses with larger image circles Interface 3840 H x 2160 V Size Description UART TTL levels over D Sub 9pi...

Page 17: ...iguration Item Description Change video output mode Serial command General Item Description Minimum Lighting Intensity 1 lux OLYMPUS PEN F1 8 50IRE 1 60s High Gain Power Voltage Requirements DC 12 15 V Power Consumption Camera Module 16 0 W Camera Module SDI Box 22 3W Operating Temperature 0 to 40 C 32 to 104 F Operating Humidity 35 to 80 Storage Temperature 20 to 60 C 4 to 140 F Dimensions mm 108...

Page 18: ...18 14 1 100 8 34 9 65 9 49 117 Outer Dimensions 4K Camera Module FRONT VIEW SIDE VIEW BACK VIEW 104 6 84 6 117 49 14 1 34 9 100 8 65 9 88 108 5 84 6 104 6 ...

Page 19: ...X is used for 8 bit or16 bit values SUBINDEX is used only for 8 bit values Two commands can be sent simultaneously by using INDEX and SUBINDEX If the same command index is used in both INDEX and SUBINDEX the value used with SUBINDEX Data 5 in Byte 7 will be given priority over the value used with INDEX Data 3 in Byte 5 The command packet can be sent to the camera every 20 milliseconds and the comm...

Page 20: ... 0x00 to 0xFF Mid 0x7F Yes 0x7F 24 1 60s J Protocol Command List INDEX COMMAND NAME VALUE MEMORY SETTINGS FACTORY RESET COMMENTS DEC HEX DATA HIGH DATA LOW 0 00 Focus 0x0000 Infinity to 0xFFFF Near Yes 0 Focus is absolute positional Resolution 16bit Send Auto Focus Off Index 0x1C Zoom 0x00 0x7B tele very fast 0x7C tele fast 0x7D tele normal 0x7E tele slow 0x7F no move fix 0x80 wide slow 0x81 wide ...

Page 21: ... from settings 0x00 0x00 0x01 0x02 Factory reset settings Memory A settings Memory B settings Yes 0 25 INDEX COMMAND NAME VALUE MEMORY SETTINGS FACTORY RESET COMMENTS DEC HEX DATA HIGH DATA LOW 62 3E Knee 0x00 0x00 85 0x01 87 5 0x02 90 0x03 92 5 0x04 95 0x05 97 5 0x06 100 Yes 0x06 Active after sending Auto Gain OFF Index 0x76 64 40 Master Pedestal 0x00 0x4D 50 Level 0x7F 0 Mid 0xB1 50 Level Yes 0x...

Page 22: ...de 0x43 0x00 0x05 59 94p 4K 50p 4K No 0 Send Recording Mode 0x43 of Index 0x79 Then send BACK END Com EXECUTE Index 0xB0 Need to restart power ScanSize Change VSM BACK END Com Scan Size 0x60 0x00 0x14 4464 x 2511 3840 x 2160 0x20 0x48 3392 x 1908 1792 x 1008 No 0x14 Send Scan Size 0x60 of Index 0x79 Then send BACK END Com EXECUTE Index 0xB0 No 0 Send Video Output 0x56 of Index 0x79 Then send BACK ...

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