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TRUNK (RS-422) 

No. 

Name 

Direction 

Function & In/Out Level 

Note 

1 

TR2 OUT(+) 

OUT 

Digital Data Out (+) 

 

2 

TR2 OUT(-) 

OUT 

Digital Data Out (-) 

 

3 

OUT(S) 

 

SHIELD 

 

4 

N.C 

 

 

 

5 

N.C 

 

 

 

6 

N.C 

 

 

 

7 

N.C 

 

 

 

8 

N.C 

 

 

 

9 

GND 

GND 

GND for In/Out signals 

 

10 

N.C 

 

 

 

11 

N.C 

 

 

 

12 

N.C 

 

 

 

13 

IN(S) 

 

SHIELD 

 

14 

TR2 IN(+) 

IN 

Digital Data In (+) 

 

15 

TR2 IN(-) 

IN 

Digital Data In (-) 

 

 

・

 

Connector  

: DA-15SF-T-N (JAE) 

・

 

Applicable Plug 

: 15-pin Male Plug, Inch scale screw 

 

Summary of Contents for Hi-Moiton II

Page 1: ...1 Ultra Slow Motion Camera 3 Chip High Definition High Speed Camera System Quick Guide Mar 14 2014 ...

Page 2: ... and H V Phase Adjustment 6 Capture Size 7 Monitor Information Caption 8 OCP Quick Guide 9 Slow Controller Quick Guide 10 Table of Recording Speed and Time 11 Camera Head Menu 12 Trouble Shooting 13 Precautions when using SHED HDX Systems of Telecast Fiber Systems Inc 14 Camera Head CCU OCP Slow Controller Pin Assignment of Connectors ...

Page 3: ... 74 00 Version OCP Press INFO button on OCP You can check the versions at INFORMATION 5 5 on the touch screen Please check if the versions and Check Sum of OCP 200 CCU 970HM are as follows Version Slow Controller Version information is displayed on the LCD panel approx 2secs after turning on the power and initialize message Please confirm the version is MDC50T NAC09 S0130 53 CCU 970HM Program No S...

Page 4: ...to 40 degrees C 7 Storage temperature 30 to 60 degrees C 8 Memory 96GB 32GB x 3ch 9 Frame rate 24 to 1000 fps 1fps step 10 Recording time 38 Sec 300fps 11 Power Consumption 186W with Lens and 2 VF 12 Dimensions W x H x D 146 x 326 x 456 mm 13 Weight 7 Kg without VF and lens 2 2 CCU 1 FORMAT 1080i or 720p 59 94 or 50Hz 2 Power supply AC 100 110 117 220 240 V 10 3 Power consumption approx 290 510VA ...

Page 5: ...5 3 Setup and Connections 3 1 OB Style ...

Page 6: ...6 3 2 Standalone Style ...

Page 7: ...l Signal Output for external devices L WFM WFM Connection 1 for LIVE OUT 2 for REPLAY OUT M HD SDI OUT There are 6 six BNC Connections as follows 1 HD SDI 1 Live Output at All Times 2 HD SDI 1 Live Output at All Times 3 HD SDI 2 Replay Output 4 HD SDI 2 Replay Output 5 PM1 Picture Monitor 1 Output for OCP Operator Characters Signal is overlaid 6 PM2 Picture Monitor 2 Output for V T Operator Charac...

Page 8: ... normal OPEN The cable may be disconnected or snapped SHORT The cable may be short circuited C MIC 1 ON Turns ON Sound communication from MIC of CCU front to Camera Head 2 OFF Turns OFF Sound communication from MIC of CCU front to Camera Head 3 PTT Turns ON MIC of CCU front only while the switch is at PTT position D INCOM 1 PRIV Deactivates Engineer line of INTER COM connector on the rear panel of...

Page 9: ...the OCP to open the Main Menu of the CCU 6 Select one in the SYSTEM FORMAT by turning the Select Knob or the Next Knob and press ENTER button 7 Change the Frame Rate that is the same as the Camera Format 8 Turn off the power of the CCU and reboot the system to complete the settings B How to change System Format of the same frequency e g 1080 59 94i 720 59 94p Change settings on the CCU as follows ...

Page 10: ... 1080l 720P Operation when outputting LIVE image 1 Showing a selected block which is on recording Once the trigger is inputted recording ends and the image switches from LIVE to PLAY showing still image of the block 2 Showing a selected block which has been already recorded Press STOP button and then switches from LIVE to PLAY showing still image of the block Press PLAY button and then switches fr...

Page 11: ... block on playing the image always moves to PLAY image Also the setting of output image right after recording in Section 6 7 7 is always in a condition of the PLAY image LIVE AFTER REC OFF Play image frame image set on the play start image ...

Page 12: ...in Menu of the CCU 4 Select PHASE CONTROL by turning the Select Knob or the Next Knob and press ENTER button to show the following menu Adjust them according to the actual environment of the OB van HD MASTER V PHASE Adjusts V Phase of all the HD SDI OUT HD OUT H TRACK Adjusts H Phase of HD SDI1 and HD SDI2 HD PM H TRACK Adjusts V Phase of Picture Monitor SYNC OUT H PHASE Adjusts H Phase of SYNC OU...

Page 13: ...magnification optics as follows See pictures on page 14 1 Remove the lever on the mount ring of the magnification optics 2 Loosen the screws of the air filter cover 3 Remove the screws on the mount ring cover of the camera body and take off the cover 4 Turn the lever on the mount ring of the camera body counter clock wise 5 Remove the magnification optics and tighten the screws of the air filter c...

Page 14: ...14 How to unload the magnifier 1 2 3 3 4 5 6 Magnification Optics Mount Ring Cover ...

Page 15: ...ck PLAY LOOP Shows Remaining Playback Time Sec from the current position to the end of the frames with the selected playback speed STOP Shows Remaining Playback Time Sec from the current position to the end of frames at PLAY REF SPEED 3 Progress Bar Display the status of the Memory in each Camera Mode REC Shows the status of the Memory in Recording Mode The left end is the start position of the re...

Page 16: ...1 400sec when the Frame Rate is set 400fps and the Shutter Speed is set 100 10 Memory Block Status Displays the status of divided Blocks The box of the current selected Block has its color turned white PLAY REC Recorded Block Nothing displayed LOCK Empty Block 11 Alert TEMP Appears when temperature of each part inside the camera exceeds the TEMP LIMIT values on the HEAD MENU When it appears output...

Page 17: ...splays the setting value of electric color temperature filter 15 Background Image Displays the setting of the images output from PM1 PM2 output of the CCU and VF MON OUT of the Camera Head Refer to Chapter 8 3 1 for how to switch images of Picture Monitor 1 and Chapter 9 2 A for Picture Monitor 2 Displays Live image Displays Playback image 16 AUTO PLAY Displays the setting of AUTO PLAY mode When _...

Page 18: ...IND PAGE Switch Various information of characters is overlaid on CCU PM output Each of information is indicated sequentially as following by pressing this switch Self diagnostic information screen Auto setup execution screen Scene file information Hi Motion II operation screen Camera ID screen PANEL ENABLE Switch Enables to OCP operation OCP control is available when Switch light is ON TALLY Indic...

Page 19: ...tch Simplified Operation of the Slow Controller and MENU button to show the HEAD MENU SETUP Switch Enables LCD menu to setup mode MAINTE Switch Enables LCD menu to maintenance mode USER Switch Can be recalled one function to the LCD screen User can assign one function to this switch and it can be recalled by pressing this switch WFM PM Switch Calls WFM Waveform Monitor PM Picture Monitor selection...

Page 20: ...SENS should be adjusted prior to Gain in order to achieve the better image quality Shutter speed adjustment Please press ABB button on OCP when the settings are changed Unit is and the shutter speed can be calculated with a formula 1 FPS x SHUT For example if the settings are 400FPS and 50 1 400 x 50 1 800 sec Frame Rate adjustment Please press ABB button on OCP when the settings are changed When ...

Page 21: ...aller value gives more effect in reducing motion blur but also in increasing flicker and noise This parameter should be changed for fine adjustment with larger value of GAIN When GAIN value is small this does not affect images remarkably SCENE FILE Switch Saves loads scene file 1 to 8 file group 1 to 4 and group 5 to 8 are selected by SHIFT switch Save Press file a number button 1 to 8 in 2 second...

Page 22: ...Flare for the other camera has not Master Flare function KNEE POINT SLOPE Control Knob To set KNEE SLOPE and KNEE POINT by manual hand DTL GAMMA Control Knob To set DTL level and MASTER GAMMA level FLARE CONT Switch VR TYPE To set R G B PED FLARE Knob for Pedestal control or Flare control LED and this switch lights in case of Flare control mode PAINT LOCK Switch JOYSTICK TYPE If this switch is pre...

Page 23: ...om 1 F stop to 2 F stop CALL Switch To press to light RED TALLY of camera head and CCU Call switch will light when call switch of camera head and BS CCU is pressed PREVIEW Switch When this switch is operated the PREVIEW signal is output from the EXT 2 PREVIEW connector And the PREVIEW signal is output from networked BS hub and CCU While pressing PREVIEW Switch PV and COM of EXT 2 PREVIEW Connector...

Page 24: ...the camera head is ON it lights OPT Indicator To indicate optic signal level at fiber optic cable transmission Optic signal level from Camera Head to CCU shows on CCU Indicator and the signal level from CCU to Camera Head that shows on Head Indicator Each indicator express five levels of optical signal condition with combination of Green Red Amber color and ON OFF BLINK OK Green ON ATTENTION Amber...

Page 25: ...beep Quick Quick Auto Setup Invalid Stop is displayed on VF Black Shade Auto Black Shade Enables Auto Black Balance Skin Hue Auto Hue Detect Invalid STOP is displayed on VF C How to adjust MASTER PED reference value MASTER PED value returns to 0 zero after ABB as default If you want to set it other than 0 zero adjust the MASTER PED value first Then press MAINTE button on OCP and REF SET button to ...

Page 26: ...26 ...

Page 27: ...ying time Indicates the available recording time or remaining playing time of the selected memory block Trigger mode Indicates the selected trigger mode START CENT END Play speed Indicates the play speed Block recording mode Indicates the recording mode of the selected memory block S SINGLE C CONTINUOUS L LOOP Memory block status Indicates the status of each of the divided memory blocks Blinking P...

Page 28: ...the lower right of PM2 output 4 You can confirm even the display channel of the LCD indication section of the slow controller For LIVE image appears For PLAY image appears 9 3 Block Recording A The memory can be divided max 8 Blocks B The number of Blocks can be set by the following procedure Please note that all the recorded memory is deleted when the number of Blocks is changed 1 How to change t...

Page 29: ...er Mode Setting Refer to the following setting and starts a new Block Recording according to Recording Mode Setting Refer to Chapter 9 3 F How to change Trigger Mode Settings Regularly END is selected 1 Press AE button 2 Press buttons to call a desired Trigger Mode as you see on the display of the Slow Controller 011 TRG STRT Records after the Triggered point 012 TRG CENT Records 50 before after t...

Page 30: ... started with the 3rd Block it ends at the 2nd Block after one round In LOOP Mode it jumps to the next Block Recordings every time REC button is pressed and it continues until STOP button is pressed When in CONTINUES or LOOP Mode the Blocks that are being in LOCK and PLAY will not be overwritten Refer to Chapter 9 5 1 How to change Recording Mode Settings 2 SINGLE CONTINUES LOOP mode changes every...

Page 31: ...ad of the image clip 042 POS CENT Displays the middle 50 of the image clip 043 POS END Displays the end of the image clip 044 POS CSTM Displays the desired PLAY POSITION of the image clip 045 POS TRIG Displays the Triggered point 046 POS CUE The frame of the CUE point registered last 3 When POS CSTM is selected value setting is displayed at left below of the LCD indication section You can change t...

Page 32: ...E MODE SEL button s light is On on the top of the Slow Controller If the 1 button s light blinks press either 1 or ESC button to make it On 2 Press MENU button 3 Press 7 4 buttons as you see on the display of the Slow Controller and select CONSOLE then press ENT button 4 Press 7 4 buttons and find Hi2TbarPtn 5 Press 5 6 buttons and select the followings and press ENT button to confirm PLAY 0 5x 0 ...

Page 33: ...ts blink How to change each VAR Settings 1 Check 1 button of the CUE MODE SEL button s light is On on the top of the Slow Controller 2 If the 1 button s light blinks press either 1 or ESC button to make it On 3 Press MENU button 4 Press 7 4 buttons as you see on the display of the Slow Controller and select CONSOLE then press ENT button 5 Press 7 4 buttons and select each VAR 1 VAR 2 VAR 3 6 Press...

Page 34: ... on Character display shows key mark when the Block is in LOCK and does not show key mark in UNLOCK You can confirm even the memory block status of the LCD indication section of the slow controller When the Block is in LOCK appears 3 Double click 0 and it unlocks all the Block B For the other way to lock the Blocks there is a Auto LOCK Function after recording See the following settings 1 How to s...

Page 35: ...e following settings Pressing either one of PREROLL 1 PREROLL 2 PREROLL 3 buttons on the top of the Slow Controller as each light is On pressing SEARCH button or buttons jumps by offsetting the second of 3 digits that are set 0 1sec to the past Press each button that is lit On again to release PREROLL function How to change each PREROLL Settings 1 Check 1 button of the CUE MODE SEL button s light ...

Page 36: ...Program Replay Mode1 UB button on 3 Program Replay Mode2 UB button blink B Description of each mode 1 Normal Replay Mode Traditional replay mode It starts to replay at set PLAY REF SPEED when PLAY is pressed 2 Program Replay Mode1 and Program Replay Mode 2 Pressing PLAY when the mode is at Program Replay Mode1 or Program Replay Mode2 starts to replay as follows when the Time Code reaches where you...

Page 37: ...TC button is ON and A mark appears on the PM display NOTE Default setting of A mark display is OFF for all the outputs VF MONITOR PM1 and PM2 when the firmware is updated In order to show or hide A mark please set it up manually at the HEAD MENU MENU 1 2 VF DISPLAY CHARACTER SET AUTO PLAY B General Operation in Auto Play mode 1 Press REC button to start recording 2 At that time a recording Block w...

Page 38: ...ock to play not yet played the recording Block becomes active and live images are output from the REPLAY port HD SDI2 If there is no Block to play and no recording Block the camera stops at the Block played at last 8 When the Auto Play mode is turned ON from OFF the PLAY POSITION is forced to be START to prevent erroneous operation However the PLAY POSITION can be set to others later If END or CUS...

Page 39: ...appears in the LCD indication section of the slow controller ON OFF setting of the flicker correction function FL1 Flicker Correction ON FL0 Flicker Correction OFF GAIN value of the flicker correction G00 G10 10 level Threshold of the flicker correction T00 T10 10 level C Press the 0 button and turn ON OFF setting of the flicker correction function The setting switches by each press like ON OFF ON...

Page 40: ...s ON the display switches from LIVE image to Play image by pressing PLAY switch or so Also when you move to the other block which is already recorded still images of the selected block are outputted instead of the LIVE image C Behavior with LIVE AFTER REC OFF After recording a still image which is set with Play start frame is displayed When the system format is set in 1080I59 720P59 1080I50 720P50...

Page 41: ...on section at the same time 3 Continue pressing three buttons until LCD indication section shows Initialize indication 4 Separate your hand from three buttons and the indication of LCD indication section advances with Initialize Version SysCfg int Event int System Setup and confirm that the slow controller starts normally All the items to perform by the menu operation of the slow controller are re...

Page 42: ...possible See Section 9 5 Playback A How to change PLAY POSITION settings The change of the value of POS CSTM is not possible See Section 9 5 Playback A How to change PLAY POSITION settings Playing flicker correction The adjustment of setting the playing flicker correction is possible See Section 9 10 Setting the playing flicker correction The adjustment of setting the playing flicker correction is...

Page 43: ...4 476 952 1060 2120 30 380 761 848 1696 50 228 457 508 1017 60 190 380 424 848 100 114 228 254 508 120 95 190 212 424 150 76 152 169 339 180 63 126 141 282 240 47 95 106 212 300 38 76 84 169 400 28 57 63 127 500 22 45 50 101 600 38 38 42 84 700 32 32 36 72 800 28 28 63 63 900 25 25 56 56 1000 22 22 50 50 1200 42 42 1500 33 33 The setting of REC TIME EXTENDED ON OFF is at ENGINEER MENU 1 2 SYSTEM M...

Page 44: ...r the HEAD MENU Character after all the setting is completed B How to set the Camera Head Menu with OCP 1 Press OPE button on OCP as you see on Picture Monitor 1 output 2 Stop all the Block Recording and Playback as it displays Camera Operation Screen 3 Press MENU button on the top right of the OCP screen and PM1 and HEAD MENU appears on PIM1 PM2 4 Go to the desired menu by using Select Knob or Ne...

Page 45: ...e electrically CAPTURE 1080 720 Changes Capture Size of the sensor Refer to Chapter 6 Please reboot the system every time the Capture Size is changed IMAGE FLIP NORMAL L R T B LRTB Image Output is flappable without delay when 3D application L R for Left Right flip T B for Top Bottom flip and LRTB for Top Bottom Left Right When the camera boots up NORMAL is automatically set regardless of the last ...

Page 46: ... Monitor 2 VF DTL 0 100 Setting for details for VF output image MARKER CHAR LVL 0 100 Setting for the Brightness of Marker and Character that is overlaid on the screen FRAME MARKER ON 16 9 ON 14 9 ON 13 9 ON 4 3 OFF Setting for Aspect Ratio of Frame Marker VF ASPECT 16 9 4 3 Setting for Aspect Ratio of VF SIDE MASK OFF ON 4 3 ON 13 9 ON16 9 Setting for Aspect Ratio of Side Mask CONTRAST 0 100 Sett...

Page 47: ...tyle Image that is input can be displayed on the viewfinder by pressing RET keys on the lenses The displayable image is only one channel no matter the position of the RET SEL or RET key 1 2 and this does not function when CCU is connected The system retains the setting made before the power in turned OFF even if the power is turned OFF after operation UNDER 0 DISABLE ENABLE Setting for the cut of ...

Page 48: ...ors MONTH DAY HOUR MINUTE SECOND TEMP INFO TEMP LIMIT Display the temperature information and the fan rotation information in the camera head LIMIT is setting of the values to notify of temperature abnormality FAN STATUS shows the rotary speed of the fan PRISM 50 SNS R 70 SNS G 70 SNS B 70 PROC1 70 PROC2 70 FAN STATUS FAST NORMAL SLOW OFF OTHER INFO Display the following status information WORKING...

Page 49: ...RENCE ON OFF Setting for validity of AWB converge value REFERENCE SET AWB ABB Performing this command after desired B W setting stores the R G and B G as Reference Note DIP SW must be set with the Camera Head prior to this change SW ASSIGN RET 1 HANDLE RET 1 ZOOM FOCUS NONE Assigns the selected functions on RET 1 HANDLE RET 2 HANDLE RET 2 ZOOM FOCUS NONE Assigns the selected functions on RET 2 HAN...

Page 50: ...B 0dB 3dB 6dB SHUTTER SPEED UP 1 6 6 3 25 50 100 1 6 SHUTTER SPEED DOWN 100 50 25 6 3 1 6 100 COLOR TEMP 3200K 5600K 6300K 7500K 3200K IMAGE FLIP NORMAL LR TB LRTB NORMAL TRIGGER MODE START CENTER END CUSTOM START REC MODE SINGLE CONT LOOP SINGLE LOCK AFTER REC ON OFF ON LIVE AFTER REC ON OFF ON AUTO PLAY ON OFF ON PLAY REF SPEED 25F S 29 97F S 50F S 59 94F S 25F S PLAY POSITION TRIG START CENT EN...

Page 51: ...5 13 5V Warning displays on VF PM1 PM2 when the selected Input Voltage on DC IN Connector recognizes lower voltage BARS MODE BARS MODE FULL MULTI Setting for Color Bar Signal BARS ON ON OFF Setting for ON OFF of Color Bar output CPU SYSTEM CONTROL SEMI SELF MODE ON OFF Setting ON keeps the following parameters when OCP is disconnected Setting OFF turns all the parameters to defaults when OCP is di...

Page 52: ...e system memorizes this value even the camera is turned off DEFAULT ALL YES NO The above settings become DEFAULT Factory Set SYSTEM MAINTENANCE DOT NOISE CANCEL DOT NOISE CANCEL ON OFF LEVEL 0 1023 Normally CANCEL ON and set LEVEL as 256 LIVE IMAGE FLICKER AVERAGE OFF ON Flicker Correction in Live view DEFAULT is ON PLAY IMAGE FLICKER CORRECTION OFF ON Flicker Correction in Play view GAIN 1 10 Spe...

Page 53: ...O DPC In order to validate the correction data when re booted the data must be saved in DPC SAVE DPC SAVE Saves the defect pixel correction data created in DPC START LOW THRESH 0 1023 DEFAULT 16 Corrects pixels that video level is darker than LOW THRESH Set to LOW THRESH UPPER THRESH UPPER THRESH 0 1023 DEFAULT 128 Corrects pixels that video level is brighter than UPPER THRESH Set to LOW THRESH UP...

Page 54: ...and FACTORY is for Factory Setting LOAD START READY START CANCEL Uploads the Preset File selected in FILE SELECT ENGINEER SET FILE RENEW DATA RENEW MODE Saves all the setting value as ENGINEER setting UPDATE I F PART UPDATE FW PIF MEM SNS Updates each part from USB interface on the side of the Camera Body PROC PART UPDATE FW PROC1 PROC2 ...

Page 55: ... the GENLOCK signal after the system is initialized 2 At normal mode when the System Format and the GENLOCK signal are identical the system does the second BOOTING because the system first initializes with internal signal and then initializes with external signal by recognizing GENLOCK signal 3 When the Camera System Format is at 1080 50i or 720 59 94p there will be BOOTING for two time after init...

Page 56: ...anel of CCU As well as the process without the SHED HDX Systems HEAD POWER switch must be turned ON When the switch is OFF the Camera Head does not boot up even if turning ON the power on the Camera Head side Camera Either the Camera Head or the SHED HDX Systems can be turned ON first 13 3 Precautions A When the system is powered on as SINGLE MODE switch on the AUX board is off it starts to show a...

Page 57: ...57 14 Camera Head CCU OCP Slow Controller Pin Assignment of Connectors 14 1 Camera Head A Rear View of CAM HEAD 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1 ...

Page 58: ...m BNC Receptacle Applicable Plug 75ohm BNC Plug Function Y Pb Pr 4 2 2 Digital Serial Direction OUT Note In conformity to BTA S 004B 4 HD SDI 2 Connector REPLAY video without captions are output as HD SDI signal Connector 75ohm BNC Receptacle Applicable Plug 75ohm BNC Plug Function Y Pb Pr 4 2 2 Digital Serial Direction OUT Note In conformity to BTA S 004B 5 MONITOR RET Connector Outputs the HD SD...

Page 59: ...ctor HR10G 10R 10S 71 HIROSE Applicable Plug HR10A 10R 10P 73 or HR10A 10R 10PC 73 HIROSE OUT 8 9 DC IN 1 2 Connector 12V Input connector for Camera Head Power can be supplied to the Camera Head via DC IN 1 DC IN 2 or AC DC Power Supply inside the Camera Head through optical fiber cable When power is supplied by all the connectors the Camera Head is run by the highest voltage input No Name Directi...

Page 60: ...pliant Connect to Slow Controller MDC 50Tb 2 SLOCON TXD OUT RS 422 compliant 3 SLOCON RXD IN RS 422 compliant 4 SLOCON RXD IN RS 422 compliant 5 NC 6 TRUNK DAT TX OUT RS 422 compliant RS 422 communication with AUX connector on the rear of CCU 7 TRUNK DAT TX OUT RS 422 compliant 8 TRUNK DAT RX IN RS 422 compliant 9 TRUNK DAT RX IN RS 422 compliant 10 TRUNK SG GND Signal GND 11 SLOCON SG GND Signal ...

Page 61: ...61 4 GND GND 5 5V OUT 100mA MAX 6 RXD IN RS 232C compliant 7 N C 8 N C 9 N C Connector TCS7963 01 201 HOSHIDEN Applicable Plug MINI DIN 9 pin ...

Page 62: ...ion Function In Out Level Note 1 12V RET GND 12V Return 2 N C 3 N C 4 12V OUT 2A max Connector XLR 4 31 F77 ITT CANNON Applicable Plug XLR 4 12C or compatible 17 LENS Connector Connect the lens cable 12 pin No Name Direction Function In Out Level Note 1 RET SW IN RETURN VIDEO ON OFF signal ON 0 5V OFF OPEN Zin 100k ohm 5 2 VTR SW IN VTR STAR STOP signal STAR 0 5V STOP OPEN Zin 100k ohm 5 3 GND GND...

Page 63: ...0A 10P 12P 71 or HR10A 10P 12PC 73 HIROSE 18 VF Connector Connect either 2 MONO VF or 9 COLOR VF No Name Direction Function In Out Level Note 1 12V OUT DC 12V 2 2A max 2 12V OUT 3 N C 4 12V RET GND DC 12V Return 5 12V RET GND DC 12V Return 6 G Y VF VIDEO OUT G Y VF Analog VIDEO Zo 75 ohm 7 G Y VF VIDEO RET GND G Y VF Analog VIDEO Return 8 VF M CLK OUT Master Clock for Serial Communication signal 9...

Page 64: ...nnector Connect the camera head and CCU with a fiber cable 2 1 3 4 5 6 Mating view EDW 3K LEMO 2 1 6 5 4 3 Mating view OPS R TAJIMI No Name Direction Function In Out Level Note 1 OPT H C OUT Optical contact CAMHEAD to CCU 2 OPT C H IN Optical contact CCU to CAMHEAD 3 CONTROL H IN Control H signal CCU to CAMHEAD 4 CONTROL C OUT Control C signal CAMHEAD to CCU 5 POWER H IN AC Power H from CCU 6 POWE...

Page 65: ...65 14 2 CCU INTERCOM ...

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Page 67: ...ata Out 2 TR2 OUT OUT Digital Data Out 3 OUT S SHIELD 4 N C 5 N C 6 N C 7 N C 8 N C 9 GND GND GND for In Out signals 10 N C 11 N C 12 N C 13 IN S SHIELD 14 TR2 IN IN Digital Data In 15 TR2 IN IN Digital Data In Connector DA 15SF T N JAE Applicable Plug 15 pin Male Plug Inch scale screw ...

Page 68: ...68 14 3 OCP ...

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Page 71: ... can be broken by the higher voltage Please make sure of the appropriate poles GND and 12V No protection circuit is installe and the wrong connection may damage the circuits No Name Direction Function In Out Level Note 1 IN 11V to 16V DC IN 1 DC 2 IN and internal AC DC power unit output are connected by ORing 2 Return 3 12V 4 5 GND Connector RM12BRD 5PH HOROSE Applicable Plug RM12BPE 5S HOROSE ...

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