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1. Parts and their functions

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 Front panel

Camera Control Unit AK-HCU3550

PGM1

PGM2

OFF

ON

MIC

PGM INCOM

PUSH

INCOM

PGM

LEVEL

OFF

PTT

SYS PRIV

TALLY/CALL

FAN

SHORT

OPEN

ALARM

ON

POWER

OFF

250V 2A

FUSE

CAMERA

MENU

SEL/SET

ON

OFF

    

Inside the front panel

 Power switch [POWER]

This is the unit’s power switch.
Move it to the ON position when turning on the power.
It functions as a circuit breaker to protect the unit from 
overcurrents. 
When this function is tripped, the switch is set to the OFF 
position.

 Power indicator [POWER ON]

This lights when the power switch 

 is set to ON and 

power is supplied to the unit.

  Camera cable open alarm indicator 

[ALARM OPEN]

This lights when the unit and camera are not connected 
by the optical fibre multi cable.

 

  Camera cable short-circuit alarm indicator 

[ALARM SHORT]

This lights when the cable connecting the unit and 
camera has been short-circuited.

  Fan alarm indicator [ALARM FAN]

This lights when the unit’s cooling fan stops running.

  Tally indicator/CALL switch [TALLY/CALL]

This functions both as the CALL switch, which is pressed 
when calling the camera side, and the tally indicator.
The indicator remains lit when tally signals (R) are input.
While the CALL switch is pressed on the camera, ROP, 
MSU or CCU, it lights up when no tally signals are input, 
and it goes off when tally signals are input.

Summary of Contents for AK-HCU3550EA

Page 1: ...COM OFF PTT SYS PRIV TALLY CALL FAN SHORT OPEN ALARM ON POWER OFF INCOM PGM LEVEL 3TR006199DAA Before operating this product please read the instructions carefully and save this manual for future use Operating Instructions Camera Control Unit Model No AK HCU3550EA ...

Page 2: ... serviceable parts inside Refer servicing to qualified service personnel WARNING w THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED To ensure safe operation the three pin plug must be inserted only into a standard three pin power point which is effectively earthed through the normal household wiring Extension cords used with the apparatus must have three cores and be correctly wired to provide connection to the ear...

Page 3: ...THE FITTED MOULDED PLUG IS UNSUITABLE FOR THE SOCKET OUTLET IN YOUR HOME THEN THE FUSE SHOULD BE REMOVED AND THE PLUG CUT OFF AND DISPOSED OF SAFELY THERE IS A DANGER OF SEVERE ELECTRICAL SHOCK IF THE CUT OFF PLUG IS INSERTED INTO ANY 13 AMP SOCKET If a new plug is to be fitted please observe the wiring code as shown below If in any doubt please consult a qualified electrician WARNING This apparat...

Page 4: ...or more information about collection and recycling of old products and batteries please contact your local municipality your waste disposal service or the point of sale where you purchased the items Penalties may be applicable for incorrect disposal of this waste in accordance with national legislation For business users in the European Union If you wish to discard electrical and electronic equipm...

Page 5: ...mote controller Accessories Operating instructions what you are reading 1 Power cable 2 Terminating resistance 75 j 1 Features HD and SD format simultaneous operation enabled p As a standard feature the unit incorporates not only HD video signal outputs but SD video signal outputs SDI and analogue composite Width equivalent to a half rack unit p If the shelf and other parts are installed separatel...

Page 6: ...benzine paint thinners and other volatile fluids Caution p Concerning the optical fibre connector The transmission and reception condition of the optical signals will deteriorate when the optical fibre connector has become dirty so be sure to clean the connector p Concerning the consumable parts Cooling fan This is a consumable part As a general rule replace it every 5 years or so when the unit ha...

Page 7: ...s set to ON and power is supplied to the unit Camera cable open alarm indicator ALARM OPEN This lights when the unit and camera are not connected by the optical fibre multi cable Camera cable short circuit alarm indicator ALARM SHORT This lights when the cable connecting the unit and camera has been short circuited Fan alarm indicator ALARM FAN This lights when the unit s cooling fan stops running...

Page 8: ...m sound is set to OFF PGM2 The sound of PGM2 is mixed with the intercom sound Intercom volume control LEVEL INCOM This is used to adjust the volume level of the sound heard through the intercom PGM volume control LEVEL PGM This is used to adjust the volume level of the PGM sound to be mixed with the intercom sound Intercom jack INCOM When this is connected to intercom line 1 calls can be made with...

Page 9: ...digital return video input connectors HD SD SDI IN RET1 RET2 RET3 RET4 These are the connectors BNC to which are input the SDI signals used for the return images in the HDTV and SDTV formats The HD SD input mode can be selected using a menu item setting For details refer to the Setting 1 on page 27 SD analogue composite video output connectors ANA COMPOSITE OUT 1 2 PM These are the connectors BNC ...

Page 10: ...nel ROP sold separately is connected here MSU connector MSU The master setup unit MSU sold separately is connected here Intercom tally connector COMMUNICATION This is used to connect the intercom signals and tally signals to the external system Waveform monitor control AUX connector WFM CONT AUX This is used to control the waveform monitor and external system down conversion system alarm output ta...

Page 11: ...on Panel ROP AK HRP931 AK HRP935 K Cable made by HIRAKAWA HEWTECH CORP 2SM optical cable equivalent cable length up to 2 000 m may be used System connections 2 Buildup Unit AK HBU3500 Optical fibre multi cable K Camera Control Unit CCU AK HCU3550 ROP cable Remote Operation Panel ROP AK HRP931 AK HRP935 Depending on the length of the cable used it may not be possible to use the power supplied from ...

Page 12: ...AK HCU3550 Camera Control Unit CCU AK HCU3550 Remote Operation Panel ROP AK HRP931 AK HRP935 Remote Operation Panel ROP AK HRP931 AK HRP935 ROP cable ROP cable Depending on the length of the cable used it may not be possible to use the power supplied from the AC outlet of the buildup unit AK HBU3500 For further details refer to General correlation between extension distance of optical fibre cable ...

Page 13: ...r to 4 Picture monitor PM displays on page 14 When establishing the unit s settings by menu operations the menu screens are displayed on the picture monitor Refer to 7 Menu operations on page 48 p When establishing the unit s settings by Web settings from a personal computer use a crossover cable 10Base T or 100Base TX to connect the personal computer directly to the unit Refer to 5 Web settings o...

Page 14: ...s menu switch Operations are performed using the jog dial Same as left Status displays Display operations are performed using the character switch on the operation panel of the ROP or MSU p Press the character switch No display WARNING Iris status displays Status1 Status2 Status3 Status4 Status5 Status1 p Press the character switch for 1 or more seconds The status displays are terminated Operation...

Page 15: ... at the top left of the screen the iris level is displayed at the bottom of the screen and the iris f value is shown at the bottom right of the screen Set each item to be displayed on the PM View Setting screen that opens after Maintenance has been selected on the menu However this screen will not appear if the menu s Iris Level setting is OFF C1 F4 8 Camera number Iris f value Iris level K K The ...

Page 16: ...tatus The status of the black gamma function is displayed here This function changes the amplification rate of the video signals in the low brightness areas Display range OFF ON p HD DTL HD detail status The status of the detail function for the HD signals is displayed here This function detail enhancer enhances makes sharper or softer the detail image quality of the video output signals Display r...

Page 17: ... 2D low pass filter is displayed here Display range OFF ON p COMB Filter Comb filter mode The comb filter mode is displayed here Display range LOW MID HIGH p D C Mode Down conversion system The setting information of the down conversion system is displayed here Display range SP SQ LB LINK corresponds to external setting p U C Mode Up conversion system The setting information of the up conversion s...

Page 18: ...time The unit s cumulative operation time in hours is displayed here Status displays page 5 of 5 On the status display page 4 of 5 screen press the character switch on the operation panel of the ROP or MSU to display the fifth page of the status displays 5 5 Status5 CABLE OPEN CABLE SHORT FAN ALARM BATTERY ALARM CAM RCV Level CCU RCV Level VER XX0 00 00 0 00 p CABLE OPEN This item flashes when the...

Page 19: ...ter Gain This indicates the master gain level setting Display Master Gain dB 6 dB to 36 dB in 3 dB increments 2 Shutter This indicates the speed of the electronic shutter OFF 60 to 2000 SYNCHRO 51 5 to 6250 3 Lens EXT This indicates the magnification of the lens extender Display Lens EXT p Where is 1 2 or 3 below 1 0 8 is indicated when LENS M 0 8 ON is set 2 2 0 is indicated when LENS M 2 0 ON is...

Page 20: ...menu Maintenance PM Operation STAT Status Disp Time AUTO SETUP ACTIVE GAMMA OPERATION No Display item Display description Appears on two lines at the bottom of the screen Top line Status Bottom line Detailed information 1 ABB Start ABB ACTIVE None 2 AWB Start AWB ACTIVE None 3 AUTO OK Common to ABB AWB and AUTO SETUP ABB OK AWB OK AUTO SETUP OK None 4 AUTO NG Note 1 Only for ABB and AWB ABB NG AWB...

Page 21: ...ormation No Display description 1 B SHAD OPERATION 2 BLACK OPERATION 3 WHITE OPERATION 4 FLARE OPERATION 5 GAMMA OPERATION 6 GAIN OPERATION 7 W SHAD OPERATION 8 ABB OPERATION 9 AWB OPERATION Note 3 The display of the AUTO NG2 detailed information flashes on the screen AUTO NG2 detailed information No Display description 1 ABB Gch Out Range 2 ABB Bch Out Range 3 ABB Rch Out Range 4 B SHD Gch Out Ran...

Page 22: ...Unit s IP address and subnet mask factory settings IP address 192 168 0 1 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Note Required personal computer environment CPU Intel Pentium M1 2 GHz or faster recommended Memory 512 MB or more Network function 10Base T or 100Base TX port C1 Supported operating system Microsoft Windows XP Web browser Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 0 English version SP2 and up Microsoft Internet...

Page 23: ...ons Start the Web browser and enter http 192 168 0 1 in the Address box of the Web browser When the IP address has been changed the URL will also change If this is the case set the changed IP address to the URL http changed IP address ...

Page 24: ... MENU among the unit s menus When the Operation or Maintenance menu is selected as the top menu the corresponding menu items are displayed here In the example shown the Operation menu items are displayed The setting screen corresponding to the menu item selected here is displayed on the right side p When operating with Internet Explorer do not use Back or Next ...

Page 25: ...d the SET button on the screen is selected the new value is reflected in the unit p When a setting has also been changed at the unit side the value that was set last takes priority In a case like this there may be a discrepancy in the values set p When a setting outside the setting range is selected using keyboard input and SET button is selected an error will result from the input check In a case...

Page 26: ...Menu items when the Operation menu is selected Select this to display the Setting 1 setting screen Select this to display the Setting 2 setting screen Select this to display the Setting 3 setting screen Select this to display the HD Phase setting screen Select this to display the SD Phase setting screen Select this to display the BAR ID setting screen Select this to display the Incom setting scree...

Page 27: ...ons HD SD p SDI Return 3 4 HD SD SDI IN RET3 4 input format setting Select this to set the format of the return signals that are to be input to HD SD SDI IN RET3 and RET4 connectors Selection options HD SD The range of the parameters that can be set in RET1 to 4 on the operation panel of the ROP or MSU differs depending on the input formats that have been set for the SDI Return1 2 and SDI Return3 ...

Page 28: ...he signals that are to be output from the HD SD SDI OUT 4 PM connector Selection options HD SD p SDI Output 4 Normal PM HD SD SDI OUT 4 PM output signal setting Select this to set the signals that are to be output from the HD SD SDI OUT 4 PM connector The setting is fixed at NORMAL when SD has been selected as the output signal format setting Selection options NORMAL PM p Composite 2 Normal PM ANA...

Page 29: ...ng NORMAL results in a 1 frame delay selecting SHORT results in a 5H delay Selection options NORMAL SHORT p Trunk 1 TRUNK line 1 format selection Use this to select the TRUNK line 1 format Selection options RS422 RS232C p Trunk 2 TRUNK line 2 format selection Use this to select the TRUNK line 2 format Selection options RS422 RS232C ...

Page 30: ...L I_SIGNAL p BAR User2 ARIB Colour bar User2 setting Select this to set the user range 2 when ARIB has been selected as the HD BAR Select setting Selection options 0 BLACK Q_SIGNAL p SD BAR Select SD colour bar selection Use this to select the colour bar signals to be output from the HD SD SDI OUT1 to 4 when SD is set ANA COMPOSITE OUT1 and 2 and WFM OUT connectors when BAR has been selected on th...

Page 31: ... HDTV genlock sync signals Selection options 60 to 60 p HD H Fine Horizontal sync phase fine adjustment Select this to finely adjust the horizontal sync phase to the HDTV genlock sync signals Selection options 100 to 100 p HD SD H Phase Horizontal phase adjustment between HD SD Select this to adjust the horizontal phase of the SDTV output to that of the HD genlock sync signals Selection options 0 ...

Page 32: ... Selection options 0 to 7 p SC Fine Subcarrier phase fine adjustment Select this to finely adjust the subcarrier signal phase to that of the SDTV genlock sync signals Selection options 50 to 50 p SD HD H Phase Horizontal phase adjustment between SD HD Select this to adjust the horizontal phase of the HDTV output to that of the SDTV output Selection options 0 to 1727 p SD HD V Phase Vertical phase ...

Page 33: ... The ID that is set here is displayed on the colour bars Up to 16 characters can be set for ID1 When has been input in the character string this part is replaced by the camera number 1 to 15 and displayed p ID 2 Setting Position Bar ID2 display position setting Select this to set the display start position of the bar ID displayed on the colour bars when the colour bars are displayed The setting de...

Page 34: ...l Selection options 999 to 999 p Engineer RTS Cancel Engineering RTS noise canceling level setting Select this to set the engineering RTS noise canceling level Selection options 999 to 999 p Producer 2W Level Producer 2W level setting Select this to set the producer 2W level Selection options 999 to 999 p Producer 2W Cancel Producer 2W noise canceling level setting Select this to set the producer ...

Page 35: ...el fine adjustment Select this to finely adjust the output level from mic 1 Selection options 40 to 40 p MIC Level MIC 2 Mic 2 level fine adjustment Select this to finely adjust the output level from mic 2 Selection options 40 to 40 p CM DM Intercom microphone switching Use this to select the type of intercom microphone carbon microphone or dynamic microphone to be connected to the unit Selection ...

Page 36: ...lay the Date Time setting screen Select this to display the Network setting screen Select this to display the Version information screen Select this to display the screen on which to select ON or OFF for the operation items that are to be displayed on the picture monitor Select this to display the screen on which to select ON or OFF for the items iris status displays that are to be displayed on th...

Page 37: ... power is turned on or off depending on the setting established for the camera s power when the unit s power was last turned off Selection options OFF ON REMOTE p VF Power Viewfinder power setting Select this to set the control over the viewfinder s power that is to be exercised when the unit s power has been turned on When OFF is selected the viewfinder s power will not come on even when the unit...

Page 38: ...cted The waveform monitor s preset can be recalled by operating the MONITOR switch on the ROP These presets must be set ahead of time at the waveform monitor Depending on the monitor model used a specially designated cable is required to connect the unit to the waveform monitor Correlation between the MONITOR switches on the ROP and waveform monitor preset numbers The waveform display settings of ...

Page 39: ...or colour difference Q axis Set the level of the colour difference Q axis for analogue composite signals output from ANA COMPOSITE OUT connectors Selection options 999 to 999 p I Gain Gain setting for colour difference I axis Set the level of the colour difference I axis for analogue composite signals output from ANA COMPOSITE OUT connectors Selection options 999 to 999 p Burst Gain Burst gain set...

Page 40: ...ter 4 A name consisting of up to 4 characters can be set Initial value 4 p ND Filter Name 5 ND filter 5 name setting Select this to set the name of ND filter 5 A name consisting of up to 4 characters can be set Initial value 5 p CC Filter Name A CC filter A name setting Select this to set the name of CC filter A A name consisting of up to 4 characters can be set Initial value A p CC Filter Name B ...

Page 41: ...dar functions are set and displayed on this screen p Present Time Present time display The present date and time are displayed here p Adjust Time Time setting Set the date and time and select SET The time is input using the 24 hour system ...

Page 42: ...re displayed on this screen On this screen the addresses cannot be changed p IP address IP address The IP address is displayed here p Subnet mask Subnet mask The subnet mask is displayed here p MAC address MAC address The MAC address is displayed here ...

Page 43: ...re and FPGA version information is displayed on this screen p Software Select this to display the version of the software installed in the unit p Hardware FPGA1 FPGA2 FPGA3 Select these to display the versions of the programmes installed in the unit ...

Page 44: ... Iris level bar display setting Select this to set ON or OFF for the iris level bar display Selection options ON OFF When OFF is selected the iris display screen does not appear on the picture monitor p Scene File No Display setting for number of scene file being loaded Select this to set ON or OFF for the scene file number display Selection options ON OFF p Shutter Shutter ON OFF status display s...

Page 45: ... Shutter display setting Select this to set ON or OFF for the status display when the Shutter status has been changed Selection options ON OFF p Manual Operation Status Lens EXT Lens EXT display setting Select this to set ON or OFF for the status display when the Lens EXT status has been changed Selection options ON OFF p Manual Operation Status Filter Filter display setting Select this to set ON ...

Page 46: ...s is used to initialize the menu settings p System Data To return the menu settings to the factory settings enter a mark by Initialize and select EXECUTE The settings of the Date Time Network and Version menus are not initialized ...

Page 47: ...ch and jog dial For details on the settings refer to 7 Menu operations and 8 Setting of menu items How to remove the front panel Loosen the screws at the left and right of the front panel by turning them and remove the front panel by pulling it straight out Inside the front panel PUSH VIDEO CONTROL 250V 2A FUSE CAMERA MENU SEL SET ON OFF PGM INCOM SYS PRIV TALLY CALL FAN SHORT OPEN ALARM ON POWER ...

Page 48: ... Maintenance When the jog dial is turned clockwise Bring the cursor to the desired item on the TOP MENU screen and press the jog dial The menu screen at the next hierarchical level below the selected item now appears TOP MENU Operation Maintenance Operation Setting1 Setting2 BAR ID Incom Incom MIC When the jog dial is pressed Displaying the setting screens On the menu screen bring the cursor to th...

Page 49: ...og dial is pressed and the setting is entered Setting1 CCU Mode 1080 59 94i 60i SDI RET1 2 HD SDI RET3 4 HD SDI OUT1 2 HD SDI OUT3 HD SDI OUT4 HD NORM PM PM Composite2 NORM PM PM Sync Out HD Setting1 CCU Mode 1080 59 94i 60i SDI RET1 2 HD SDI RET3 4 HD SDI OUT1 2 SD SDI OUT3 HD SDI OUT4 HD NORM PM PM Composite2 NORM PM PM Sync Out HD Setting1 CCU Mode 1080 59 94i 60i SDI RET1 2 HD SDI RET3 4 HD SD...

Page 50: ...he jog dial is turned the first character that is flashing is changed 3 After changing the first character to the desired character press the jog dial The second character starts flashing which indicates that it can be changed 4 When all 16 characters have been set by repeating steps 1 to 3 the setting of the character string in the menu item is completed BAR ID BAR ID SW OFF Brightness 100 ID1 PO...

Page 51: ...on This is the selection screen for the Operation menu When the cursor is brought to the Operation menu title and the jog dial is pressed the display returns to the TOP MENU screen Operation Setting1 Setting2 Setting3 HD Phase SD Phase BAR ID Incom Incom MIC p Setting1 Select this to display the Setting1 setting screen p Setting2 Select this to display the Setting2 setting screen p Setting3 Select...

Page 52: ...Selection options HD SD The range of the parameters that can be set in RET1 to 4 on the operation panel of the ROP or MSU differs depending on the input formats that have been set for the SDI RET1 2 and SDI RET3 4 items on the unit Unit s status Settings from ROP or MSU RET1 2 RET3 4 RET1 RET2 RET3 RET4 HD HD HDS 1 to 4 HD SD HDS 1 to 2 SDS 3 to 4 SD HD SDS 1 to 2 HDS 3 to 4 SD SD SDS 1 to 4 Note ...

Page 53: ...for the Setting2 menu When the cursor is brought to the Setting2 menu title and the jog dial is pressed the display returns to the Operation menu at the next hierarchical level above Setting2 FS Delay NORMAL Trunk1 RS422 Trunk2 RS422 p FS Delay HD RET delay mode setting Use this to select the delay mode for the HD return signals Selecting NORMAL results in a 1 frame delay selecting SHORT results i...

Page 54: ...1 when ARIB has been selected as the HD BAR Select setting Selection options 75 WHITE 100 WHITE I_SIGNAL I_SIGNAL p User2 Colour bar User2 setting Select this to set the user range 2 when ARIB has been selected as the HD BAR Select setting Selection options 0 BLACK Q_SIGNAL p SD BAR Select SD colour bar selection Use this to select the colour bar signals to be output from the HD SD SDI OUT1 to 4 w...

Page 55: ... Coarse 0 SD H Fine 0 SC Coarse 0 SC Fine 0 SD HD H Phase 1170 SD HD V 0H p SD H Coarse Horizontal sync phase coarse adjustment Select this to coarsely adjust the horizontal sync phase to that of the SDTV genlock sync signals Selection options 15 to 15 p SD H Fine Horizontal sync phase fine adjustment Select this to finely adjust the horizontal sync phase to that of the SDTV genlock sync signals S...

Page 56: ...he same bar ID1 s character string will overlap bar ID2 bar ID2 will be below When the lines are the same and the rows differ the bar ID with the line start position set later will overlap Selection options Line number 0 to 5 Row number 0 to 15 When the cursor is moved to the line number of ID1 POS BAR ID BAR ID SW OFF Brightness 100 ID1 POS 1 1 ID1 ID2 POS 1 2 ID2 Offset 0 0 BAR ID BAR ID SW OFF ...

Page 57: ...l setting Select this to set the engineering 2W noise canceling level Selection options 999 to 999 p ENG RTS Level Engineering RTS level setting Select this to set the engineering RTS level Selection options 999 to 999 p ENG RTS Cancel Engineering RTS noise canceling level setting Select this to set the engineering RTS noise canceling level Selection options 999 to 999 p PROD 2W Level Producer 2W ...

Page 58: ... dB 20 dB p STBY Side Tone Standby intercom side tone level setting Select this to set the side tone level of the standby intercom Selection options 999 to 999 p MIC1 Level Mic 1 level fine adjustment Select this to finely adjust the output level from mic 1 Selection options 40 to 40 p MIC2 Level Mic 2 level fine adjustment Select this to finely adjust the output level from mic 2 Selection options...

Page 59: ...it s power is turned on When the cursor is brought to the Start Up menu title and the jog dial is pressed the display returns to the Maintenance menu at the next hierarchical level above START UP CAM Power ON VF Power ON p CAM Power Camera power setting Select this to set the control over the camera s power that is to be exercised when the unit s power has been turned on When OFF is selected the c...

Page 60: ...e MONITOR switches on the ROP and waveform monitor preset numbers The waveform display settings of the waveform monitor are read using the preset function of the waveform monitor MONITOR switch on ROP Waveform monitor preset number R Preset 1 R B Preset 2 B G Preset 3 G R B G Preset 4 Super R B R G B G SEQ Preset 5 Sequence ENC ENC TYPE C only For details on the control that corresponds to the pre...

Page 61: ...the names of the ND filters and CC filters The names set here are displayed for the statuses on the picture monitor Names consisting of up to 4 characters can be set for ND_1 to 5 and CC_A to E When the cursor is brought to the ND CC Name menu title and the jog dial is pressed the display returns to the Maintenance menu at the next hierarchical level above ND CC Name ND_1 Name 1 ND_2 Name 2 ND_3 N...

Page 62: ...endar function When the cursor is brought to the Date Time menu title and the jog dial is pressed the display returns to the Maintenance menu at the next hierarchical level above Date Time Present 00 00 00 00 00 00 Adjust NO Date 09 01 01 Time 00 00 00 Set Exe NO p Present Present time display Select this to display the present date and time p Adjust Seconds zero reset Select this to reset the sec...

Page 63: ...te Time Present 00 00 00 00 00 00 Adjust NO Date 09 01 16 Time 12 12 00 Set Exe YES Date Time Present 09 01 16 12 12 00 Adjust NO Date 09 01 16 Time 12 12 00 Set Exe NO When the jog dial is pressed Selecting Set Exe Network This menu is used for the network settings When the cursor is brought to the Network menu title and the jog dial is pressed the display returns to the Maintenance menu at the n...

Page 64: ... Level ON Scene File No ON Shutter ON ND CC Filter ON Gain ON p CAMERA No Camera number display setting Select this to set ON or OFF for the camera number display Selection options ON OFF p CAM Mode Camera format display setting Set the format display ON or OFF for the signal output from the camera Selection options ON OFF p Iris Iris display setting Select this to set ON or OFF for the iris f val...

Page 65: ...status display when the shutter status has been changed Selection options ON OFF p Manual Ope Status Lens EXT Lens EXT display setting Select this to set ON or OFF for the status display when the lens extender status has been changed Selection options ON OFF p Manual Ope Status Filter Filter display setting Select this to set ON or OFF for the status display when the filter status has been changed...

Page 66: ...RT NORMAL 12 Trunk1 RS422 RS232C RS422 13 Trunk2 RS422 RS232C RS422 14 Setting3 MONO SW ON OFF OFF 15 HD BAR Select STD SMPTE ARIB EIAJ SPLIT STD 16 LPF BAR LPF OFF 3TAP 5TAP 7TAP 9TAP 7TAP 17 User1 BAR User1 ARIB 75 WHITE 100 WHITE I_SIGNAL I_SIGNAL 75 WHITE 18 User2 BAR User2 ARIB 0 BLACK Q_SIGNAL 0 BLACK 19 SD BAR Select STD SMPTE EIAJ SPLIT SMPTE 20 C B Setup Add Color BAR Setup Add COMPST SD_...

Page 67: ... number 0 39 Incom ENG 2W Level Engineer 2W Level 999 to 999 40 ENG 2W Cancel Engineer 2W Cancel 999 to 999 41 ENG RTS Level Engineer RTS Level 999 to 999 42 ENG RTS Cancel Engineer RTS Cancel 999 to 999 43 PROD 2W Level Producer 2W Level 999 to 999 44 PROD 2W Cancel Producer 2W Cancel 999 to 999 45 PROD RTS Level Producer RTS Level 999 to 999 46 PROD RTS Cancel Producer RTS Cancel 999 to 999 47 I...

Page 68: ... Name ND Filter Name 2 Max 4 characters K2 2 70 ND_3 Name ND Filter Name 3 Max 4 characters K2 3 71 ND_4 Name ND Filter Name 4 Max 4 characters K2 4 72 ND_5 Name ND Filter Name 5 Max 4 characters K2 5 73 CC_A Name CC Filter Name A Max 4 characters K2 A 74 CC_B Name CC Filter Name B Max 4 characters K2 B 75 CC_C Name CC Filter Name C Max 4 characters K2 C 76 CC_D Name CC Filter Name D Max 4 charact...

Page 69: ... 255 255 255 255 255 255 0 85 MAC Address MAC address Display only 86 Version SOFT Software Version display 87 FPGA1 Hardware FPGA1 Version display 88 FPGA2 Hardware FPGA2 Version display 89 FPGA3 Hardware FPGA3 Version display 90 PM View Setting CAMERA No CAMERA No ON OFF ON 91 CAM Mode ON OFF OFF 92 Iris ON OFF ON 93 Iris Level ON OFF ON 94 Scene File No Scene File No ON OFF ON 95 Shutter ON OFF...

Page 70: ... System Initialize System Data NO YES Initialize NO K1 When performing menu operations from a Web browser settings for Setup 7 5 are performed with the Color BAR Setup Add item Adjustment setting range COMPST SETUP 7 5 ON COMPST SETUP 7 5 OFF K2 Characters which can be used for the names Alphabet and figure space _ K3 When performing menu operations from a Web browser the time and date are set wit...

Page 71: ...W302 on the board 15 INCOM PROD OUT C CCU SYSTEM 16 INCOM PROD GND 17 INCOM PROD IN H SYSTEM CCU 18 INCOM PROD IN C SYSTEM CCU 19 PGM2 IN H SYSTEM CCU 0 dBm 20 dBm 600 j p Selected using a menu 20 PGM2 IN C SYSTEM CCU 21 PGM2 IN GND 22 NC 23 NC 24 G TALLY IN H SYSTEM CCU ON Shorted TTL H 24 V Refer to Example of tally input connections OFF Open TTL L 24 V 25 G TALLY IN C SYSTEM CCU 12 4 k 6 2 k 8 ...

Page 72: ...nput connections 10 MODE1 Photo coupler input 11 GND Ground 12 ALARM Open collector output Refer to Example of tally and alarm output connections 13 TALLY R OUT Open collector output 14 TALLY G OUT Open collector output 15 GND Ground Down conversion mode settings Down conversion mode MODE1 MODE2 Local Open Open Letter box Shorted Open Squeeze Open Shorted Side panel Shorted Shorted Example of mode...

Page 73: ... H MSU CCU 4 CSU DATA C MSU CCU 5 TALLY R CCU MSU 6 TALLY G CCU MSU 7 HEAD POWER CCU MSU 8 ALARM 1 CCU MSU 9 ALARM 0 CCU MSU 10 GND ROP HR10G 10R 10SC 71 Hirose Electric Co Ltd Pin No Signal Flow of signals 1 ROP CONT H CCU ROP 2 ROP CONT C CCU ROP 3 ROP DATA H ROP CCU 4 ROP DATA C ROP CCU 5 NC 6 NC 7 NC 8 NC 9 12 V OUT CCU ROP 10 GND CAMERA FXW 3K 93C TLM LEMO Pin No Signal Flow of signals 1 Opti...

Page 74: ... TRUNK IN BREAKER SIGNAL GND 2 3 4 1 RET4 RET3 HD SD SDI IN HD SD SDI OUT RET1 RET2 1 2 3 4 PM REF2 ANA COMPOSITE OUT WFM OUT PROMPT IN 1 REF1 PROMPT IN 2 SYNC OUT 1 2 PM 220V 50 60Hz 1 2A 12V 1 0A CAMERA MIC1 MIC2 ROP MSU PC 200 8 5 4 34 4 445 70 25 25 2 M3 K 34 70 25 25 2 M3 K K Multipurpose mounting holes Screws used M3 with a length of 10 mm or less Maximum load Max 5 kg per mounting hole 10 m...

Page 75: ... Mic output 0 dBm 600 j M2 lines Communication Intercom input output 0 dBm 600 j 2W RTS 4W K4 M2 lines ENG PROD PGM input 0 dBm 600 j M2 lines Tally input Red Green M1 line each WFM CONT For WFM control open collector output AUX For setting down conversion system photo coupler input For tally alarm open collector output TRUNK RS 422 RS 232C M2 lines K4 ROP I F RS 422 M1 line 12 V output MSU I F RS...

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