Panasonic AK-HRP1005G Operating Instructions Manual Download

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43 REFERENCE

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ヴヵヰンユ

ヒチバチヒ

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ヶヴユンヒ

ョヤヵンヺ

ンユョチハチヤモロロ

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Item

Setting value

Setting details

REF.CALL(push)

FCTRY
USER1 to USER3
REF1 to REF3

Recall the reference setting information (reference file).

REF.DL EXEC

The reference file data will be loaded to the ROP. However, the reference
file settings will not be applied for the camera and CCU.

STORE REF

USER1 to USER3
REF1 to REF3

Overwrite the current setting values to the selected file.

STORE EXECUTE

Execute saving of the reference file.

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ROP menu

Summary of Contents for AK-HRP1005G

Page 1: ...s Remote Operation Panel Model No AK HRP1005G Please carefully read this manual and save this manual for future use Before using this product be sure to read Read this first pages 2 to 4 W0316MN7098 PS VQT5M32A 7 E ENGLISH ...

Page 2: ...ence use the recommended accessories only FCC NOTICE USA This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation CAUTION This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits f...

Page 3: ...cables The purchaser user is urged to use only equipment which has been recommended by us as peripheral equipment to be connected to the apparatus The purchaser user is urged to use only the connecting cables described below 2 For the connecting cables use shielded cables which suit the intended purpose of the apparatus Video signal connecting cables Use double shielded coaxial cables which are de...

Page 4: ...be applicable for incorrect disposal of this waste in accordance with national legislation Предупреждение Следуйте нижеприведённым правилам если иное не указано в других документах 1 Устанавливайте прибор на твёрдой плоской поверхности за исключением отсоединяемых или несъёмных частей 2 Хранить в сухом закрытом помещении 3 Во время транспортировки не бросать не подвергать излишней вибрации или уда...

Page 5: ...g and setting the CC filter 37 Master gain GAIN 38 Displaying and setting the master gain GAIN 38 Shutter SHT 39 Displaying and setting the shutter SHT 39 Master pedestal M PED 40 Displaying and setting the master pedestal M PED 40 Iris IRIS 41 Displaying and setting the iris IRIS 41 White balance color temperature gamma skin tone detail pedestal flare black gamma 43 Performing adjustments 43 Stat...

Page 6: ...s settings of the ROP 126 Easy IP Setup Software 127 Installing and starting the software 127 Setting IP addresses of devices 127 ROP Setup Software 129 Notice about using ROP Setup Software 129 Register the unit in ROP Setup Software ROP List 129 Configuring the Unit Settings Configuration 131 Configuring camera connection settings Camera List 131 Setting user authentication UserAuth 134 Referenc...

Page 7: ...plays featured in the manual What is shown in the manual s illustrations and screen displays may differ from how it actually appears The screenshots are used in accordance with the guidelines of Microsoft Corporation Abbreviations The following abbreviations are used in this manual The term memory card will be used below as a generic term for both SD and SDHC memory cards SD or SDHC will be used i...

Page 8: ...tely and a camera control unit AK UCU500 AK UCU600 sold separately Use a dedicated optical fiber multi cable to connect a studio handy camera to a camera control unit and use an ROP cable or IP connection to connect this unit to the camera control unit When IP connections are used up to 99 camera control units can be controlled 8 Introduction ...

Page 9: ... THE PRODUCT ITSELF LOSS OF REGISTERED DATA CAUSED BY ANY FAILURE ANY DAMAGE OR CLAIMS DUE TO LOSS OR LEAKAGE OF IMAGE DATA OR SETTING DATA SAVED ON THIS UNIT OR ON A MEMORY CARD OR PERSONAL COMPUTER Network security This unit also has functions which are used when it is connected to a network Using the unit when it is connected to a network may possibly give rise to the following Leakage or discl...

Page 10: ...nit Avoid high temperature and humidity Avoid water droplets Avoid static electricity Upgrade software You can obtain the upgrade software from Service and Support on the following website https pro av panasonic net For the upgrade procedure refer to the instructions included with the download file Software for peripheral equipment Software updates will also become necessary for the peripheral equ...

Page 11: ...onnecting up to 99 CCUs via a network hub 100base TX switching hub The unit is equipped with PoE 1 allowing connection to a network device that supports the PoE standard IEEE802 3af com pliant 2 The supplied Easy IP Setup Software can be used to set the IP addresses of the unit and CCUs The supplied ROP Setup Software can be used to set the camera connections 1 Power over Ethernet Referred to as P...

Page 12: ...Accessories After unpacking the product dispose of the packaging material appropriately CD ROM 1 Easy IP Setup Software ROP Setup Software 12 Introduction ...

Page 13: ...a qualified contractor to dispose of the unit prop erly in order to protect the environment LCD panels The pixels of the LCD panel are controlled to obtain high precision with 99 99 of the effective pixels This leaves less than 0 01 of pixels that may not light or may remain on all the time This is normal and will have no effect on the images you shoot There may be some unevenness on the screen de...

Page 14: ...nit or subjecting it to a strong impact or vibration may cause a failure or accident Do not allow any foreign objects to enter inside the unit Allowing water metal items food or drink or other foreign objects to enter inside the unit may cause a fire or electric shock Installation location This unit is designed for indoor use only Use the unit on a stable and horizontal surface that is sufficientl...

Page 15: ... the screws in a location easily accessible when required The next time you use the rack mount brackets to secure the unit tighten the four screws to a torque of 50 N cm or more Rack installation rack mounting Secure the unit to the rack using two securing screws The securing screws are not supplied with the unit Purchase screws that will fit the φ5 mm 3 16 inch in diameter holes before rack mount...

Page 16: ...onnected which in turn may cause a problem with operation Switching between serial connection and IP connection Switch between serial connection and IP connection via the CONNECT SETTING settings of the ROP menu or via the serial LAN settings of the ROP Setup Software 38 CONNECT SETTING see page 114 ROP Setup Software see page 129 When the settings are initialized the operation mode returns to ser...

Page 17: ... 2 If an ROP configuration file that was saved to a memory card in serial connection is loaded in IP connection the operation mode becomes serial connection 17 Connection ...

Page 18: ...s possible CCU connections Serial connection ROP cable AK HRP1005 Connection example AK UCU500 1 Connect the CCU connector on this unit to the ROP connector on the CCU using a dedicated ROP cable sold separately 2 When you have finished connecting the equipment turn on the main power of the CCU If a camera is not connected some of the control functions from the unit to the CCU will be limited Turn...

Page 19: ...her for the LAN cable 2 Max 100 m 328 1 ft 2 STP shielded twisted pair 2 When you have finished connecting the equipment turn on the power of the CCU If a camera is not connected some of the control functions from the unit to the CCU will be limited Up to 99 CCUs AK UCU500 AK UCU600 can be controlled from the unit To operate CCUs via an IP connection you need to configure the CONNECT SETTING setti...

Page 20: ...EL LOCK button To perform partial lock unlock press and hold the PANEL LOCK and UP FREE buttons at the same time You can configure partial lock settings under ROP SETTING FREE LOCK in the ROP menu FREE LOCK see page 112 Status displays On red Panel locked On green Panel unlocked Off Partial lock FREE LOCK settings items partial lock range SETUP Locks the A regions B C A PAINT Locks the B region IR...

Page 21: ...d turns the lamp off BREAK appears on the picture monitor PM of the CCU Then the black balance value returns to the value it had prior to auto black balance adjustment Status displays during auto setup The setup status is output to the picture monitor PM Auto Setup see page 34 3 BARS button Use this button to output the CCU color bar signal from the camera video output on the CCU rear panel When t...

Page 22: ...file ON Off Scene file OFF 7 SETUP button Use this button to display the menu screen on the LCD panel Status displays On Menu screen is displayed Off Menu screen is hidden status screen is displayed 8 AUTO IRIS button Use this button to enable the auto iris function For details on the auto iris function see the following page Iris IRIS see page 41 Pressing and holding the button displays the AUTO ...

Page 23: ...lect the displayed items Status screen see page 45 During menu screen display these buttons move the cursor or execute menu items ROP menu see page 49 2 LCD panel This panel displays the menu screen or status screen 3 Menu operation dials Use these dials to perform operations according to the menu items displayed on the LCD panel ROP menu see page 49 23 Parts and their functions ...

Page 24: ...ll be loaded to the ROP However the reference file settings will not be applied for the camera and CCU 2 SHT button Use this button to display the shutter menu 03 SHUTTER SPEED see page 65 Status displays Lit green The current value matches that configured in the reference file Lit red The current value does not match that configured in the reference file Off Comparison with reference file values ...

Page 25: ...CCU settings n Execute REFERENCE REF DL EXEC in the ROP menu The reference file data will be loaded to the ROP However the reference file settings will not be applied for the camera and CCU The SAT and PHASE values of COLOR CORRECTION are not compared with the ref erence file values 4 FILTER button Use this button to display the filter menu 04 FILTER see page 66 Status displays Lit green The curre...

Page 26: ...d with the reference file values when HLG MODE or SDR CNVRT MD of HDR PAINT is set to FIX in the reference file Menu items when HLG MODE is set to FIX HLG BLACK GAMMA R HLG BLACK GAMMA B HLG BLACK GAMMA MASTER HLG B GAMMA HLG KNEE POINT HLG KNEE SLOPE HLG KNEE SW HLG TYPE Menu items when SDR CNVRT MD is set to FIX SDR CONVERT GAIN SDR CONVERT CLIP SDR CONVERT POINT SDR CONVERT SLOPE 6 FLARE button...

Page 27: ...DETAIL HD SKIN TONE DTL DNR menu off status screen 20 HD DETAIL see page 83 23 HD SKIN TONE DTL see page 88 28 DNR see page 98 When the ROP SETTING DTL BUTTON setting is UHD Use this button to display the UHD detail menus The menus will switch with each press of the button UHD DETAIL UHD SKIN TONE DTL DNR menu off status screen 21 UHD DETAIL see page 85 24 UHD SKIN TONE DTL see page 90 28 DNR see ...

Page 28: ... the following page White balance color temperature gamma skin tone detail pedestal flare black gamma see page 43 2 PED FLARE B GAM adjust ment block Adjust the pedestal flare and black gamma using the red R green G and blue B adjust ment dials and level indicators The setting values can be viewed in the following area of the LCD panel status screen PED FLARE or B GAM will be displayed depending o...

Page 29: ... 4 D EXT indicator This indicator lights to warn that the digital extender is set to something other than 1x Status displays On The digital extender is set to something other than 1x Off This indicates that the digital extender is not being used or that it is not available 5 Adjustment value display Displays the ND filter CC filter iris master gain master pedestal shutter or sync shutter adjustmen...

Page 30: ...a s adjustment value and the master pedestal dial s position do not match When the master pedestal dial is moved to the position that matches the cam era s adjustment values the indicator turns off and normal control becomes pos sible 11 SHT indicator Lights when the shutter is selected with the DISP button 12 SYNC indicator Lights when the sync shutter is selected with the DISP button 03 SHUTTER ...

Page 31: ...settings LOCK Always locks the function selected for control with the DISP button FREE The function selected for control with the DISP button will not be locked even when you press and hold the SEL dial Control is always unlocked PUSH The function selected for control with the DISP button will be locked when you press and hold the SEL dial Press and hold the dial again to disable the lock M PED Lo...

Page 32: ... the LCD panel Status displays On RELATIVE Off IRIS FULL 5 Torque adjustment screw Use a flat bladed screwdriver to adjust the torque of the iris lever 6 IRIS lever Use this lever to adjust the iris level The iris can be adjusted manually For details on adjusting the iris see the following page Iris IRIS see page 41 Lever position Forward Adjusts in the CLOSE direction Backward Adjusts in the OPEN...

Page 33: ...onnections to the CCU 2 LAN connector Use a LAN cable to connect to a CCU or personal computer that supports IP connections 3 PREVIEW connector This connector outputs preview signals 4 SIGNAL GND terminal Connect this to the system ground 33 Parts and their functions ...

Page 34: ...in the ROP menu AUTO BUTTON see page 112 2 Press the AUTO A button The AUTO button flashes while the auto setup start preparation mode is established and a square marker appears in the center of the camera viewfinder Align the white at the center of the gray scale with this square marker To cancel setup press and hold this button 3 Press the AUTO A button again The AUTO button lights as auto setup...

Page 35: ...l the previously selected scene file When you press and hold the button the scene file selection menu appears on the LCD panel SCENE see page 47 NOTE You can also display the scene file selection menu on the LCD panel with a short press of the button BUTTON SEL MODE see page 64 35 Adjustment and settings ...

Page 36: ... the indicator is green lit STD POSITION ND see page 113 B A C D E A Adjustment value display B ND indicator C DISP button D UP FREE DOWN CHARA button E SEL dial Operating procedure 1 Press the DISP button C to light the ND indicator B The ND CC GAIN PED SHT and SYNC indicators light in sequence with each press of the button 2 Adjust the setting value using the UP FREE or DOWN CHARA button D The s...

Page 37: ... the indicator is green lit STD POSITION CC see page 113 B A C D E A Adjustment value display B CC indicator C DISP button D UP FREE DOWN CHARA button E SEL dial Operating procedure 1 Press the DISP button C to light the CC indicator B The ND CC GAIN PED SHT and SYNC indicators light in sequence with each press of the button 2 Adjust the setting value using the UP FREE or DOWN CHARA button D The s...

Page 38: ...lit STD POSITION M GAIN see page 113 B A C D E A Adjustment value display B GAIN indicator C DISP button D UP FREE DOWN CHARA button E SEL dial Operating procedure 1 Press the DISP button C to light the GAIN indicator B The ND CC GAIN PED SHT and SYNC indicators light in sequence with each press of the button 2 Adjust the setting value using the UP FREE or DOWN CHARA button D The set value appears...

Page 39: ...r operation modes can be switched under SHUTTER SPEED SHUTTER MODE in the ROP menu SHUTTER MODE see page 65 B A C D E A Adjustment value display B SHT indicator C DISP button D UP FREE DOWN CHARA button E SEL dial Operating procedure 1 Press the DISP button C to light the SHT indicator B The ND CC GAIN PED SHT and SYNC indicators light in sequence with each press of the button 2 Adjust the setting...

Page 40: ...n IRIS is selected under ROP SETTING M PED CONT in the ROP menu M PED CONT see page 112 B A A Adjustment value display B Master pedestal dial Operating procedure 1 Turn the master pedestal dial B Change the master pedestal value The master pedestal and the R G and B pedestal can be adjusted independently Changing the master pedestal set ting does not change the R G and B pedestal settings values 4...

Page 41: ... CLOSE direction and moving it backward adjusts the level in the OPEN direction You can specify whether the variable range of the iris lever C is dependent on the SENSE and COARSE settings of IRIS RELATIVE in the ROP menu When you press and hold the IRIS RELATIVE button B the IRIS RELATIVE menu appears and the SENSE and COARSE settings can be configured When you press the IRIS RELATIVE button B th...

Page 42: ...o turn on the button The auto iris turns on When the auto iris is on the convergence level of the iris can be adjusted with the IRIS lever B Moving it forward adjusts the level in the CLOSE direction and moving it backward adjusts the level in the OPEN direction 42 Adjustment and settings ...

Page 43: ...sted You can select which item is adjusted under ROP SETTING B GAMMA VOL in the ROP menu Select GAIN TEMP GAMMA and SKIN with the SELECT KNOB1 function button A Select PED FLARE and B GAM with the SELECT KNOB2 function button B ンヨンヨャヤパャヨモリワヌヒパパパヌビブパノヒペョブチハチプヱユュヱモヨユヱンユヷヴユロユヤヵレワヰャヒヴユロユヤヵレワヰャビヱモヨユヱンユヷヱモヨユワユヹヵノピヒヤモヮチンヤヷチホチヤヤヶチンヤヷチホチ A B C E D A SELECT KNOB1 fun...

Page 44: ...amma Select using the SELECT KNOB2 function button B The selected indicators E will light with each press of the button When PED is lit The master pedestal or PED R PED G and PED B can be adjusted Select which item to adjust under ROP SETTING G M PED VOL in the ROP menu G M PED VOL see page 112 When FLARE is lit The flare FLARE R FLARE G FLARE B can be adjusted When B GAM is lit When ROP SETTING B...

Page 45: ...ng from the MENU screen Turn SETUP button OFF to transition When you press the PAGE NEXT function button D or PAGE PREV function button E while the status screen is displayed the items dis played at the top of the status screen change The items change in the order of OPT LEVEL CAM INFO SCENE ASSIGN with each press of the PAGE NEXT function button D The items change in the order of ASSIGN SCENE CAM...

Page 46: ... ワヌヒパパパヌビブパノヒペョブチハチプヱユュヱモヨユヱンユヷヴユロユヤヵレワヰャヒヴユロユヤヵレワヰャビヱモヨユヱンユヷヱモヨユワユヹヵノピヒヤモヮチンヤヷチホチヤヤヶチンヤヷチホチンヨンヨャヤパャヨモリワヌヒパパパヌビブパノヒペョブチハチプヱユュヱモヨユヱンユヷヴユロユヤヵレワヰャヒヴユロユヤヵレワヰャビヱモヨユヱンユヷヱモヨユワユヹヵノピヒヤモヮチンヤヷチホチヤヤヶチンヤヷチホチ Switching menu items in the status screen F G F G H J I F SELECT KNOB1 function button G SELECT KNOB2 function button H GAIN TEMP GA...

Page 47: ...ion strength on the camera side CCU RCV Displays the optical transmission reception strength on the CCU side CAM INFO This displays the camera information ンヨンヨャヤパャヨモリワヌヒパパパヌビブパノヒペョブチハチプヱユュヱモヨユヱンユヷヴユロユヤヵレワヰャヒヴユロユヤヵレワヰャビヱモヨユヱンユヷヱモヨユワユヹヵノピヒョヰンヮモヵチヒパベパバブパㄑヤパヒチホチモレノラヤブパパパ Display Item C Displays the name of the currently selected camera FORMAT Displays the curr...

Page 48: ...ilter see page 37 ECC Displays the current information of 11 ECC COLOR TEMP in the ROP menu 11 ECC see page 73 SHT Displays the currently set shutter value Shutter SHT see page 39 ASSIGN This displays the ASSIGN information ンヨンヨャヤパャュンヴチホチヰョョヨチバチロチホチリワヵヨモリワヌヒパパパヌビブパノヒペョブチハチプヱユュヱモヨユヱンユヷヴユロユヤヵレワヰャヒヴユロユヤヵレワヰャビヱモヨユヱンユヷヱモヨユワユヹヵノピヒ Display Item G L The status of t...

Page 49: ... モヨユワユヹヵ A B D E F C A SETUP button B LCD panel C function button move cursor up D function button move cursor down E PAGE PREV move to previous menu page F PAGE NEXT move to next menu page Operating procedure 1 Press the SETUP button A The ROP menu appears on the LCD panel B Pressing the button again returns you to the status screen 2 Use the function buttons C D E and F to select menu item...

Page 50: ...ユュユヴヵモロユヹユヤヒチバチベヮユワヶパヒチヱモリワヵチヴヸリヵヤラパビチヴヤユワユパピチヴラヶヵヵユンチヴヱユユュパフチョリロヵユンパブチャロモヤレチヴラモュリワヨパプチヱユュユヴヵモロユヹユヤヱモヨユヱンユヷヱモヨユワユヹヵヱモヨユヱンユヷヱモヨユワユヹヵ D E C F C function button move cursor up D function button move cursor down E PAGE PREV function button move to previous page F PAGE NEXT function button move to next page 3 Press the EXEC function button G to display the menu The following shows the...

Page 51: ...osition as each item in the screen ビチバチピャロモヤレチヴラモュリワヨンヨャパパパヷチチヴモヸンヨャパパパヷチチヱモンモヰョョヰワユヹリヵ H H Menu operation dials Other menu operations Returning to the menu selection screen 1 Press the EXIT function button I ビチバチピャロモヤレチヴラモュリワヨンヨャパパパヷチチヴモヸンヨャパパパヷチチヱモンモヰョョヰワユヹリヵヒチバチベヮユワヶパヒチヱモリワヵチヴヸリヵヤラパビチヴヤユワユパピチヴラヶヵヵユンチヴヱユユュパフチョリロヵユンパブチャロモヤレチヴラモュリワヨパプチヱユュユヴヵモロユヹユヤ ...

Page 52: ...SET MATRIX see page 63 LINEAR MATRIX LINEAR MATRIX see page 63 02 SCENE SCENE1 SCENE1 see page 64 SCENE2 SCENE2 see page 64 SCENE3 SCENE3 see page 64 SCENE4 SCENE4 see page 64 SCENE5 SCENE5 see page 64 SCENE6 SCENE6 see page 64 SCENE7 SCENE7 see page 64 SCENE8 SCENE8 see page 64 STORE SCENE STORE SCENE see page 64 STORE EXECUTE STORE EXECUTE see page 64 EXT1 EXT1 see page 64 EXT2 EXT2 see page 64 ...

Page 53: ...L CHROMA LEVEL see page 69 CHROMA LEVEL SW CHROMA LEVEL SW see page 69 08 UHD CHROMA CHROMA LEVEL CHROMA LEVEL see page 70 CHROMA LEVEL SW CHROMA LEVEL SW see page 70 09 RGB GAIN GAIN AWB R GAIN AWB R see page 71 GAIN AWB G GAIN AWB G see page 71 GAIN AWB B GAIN AWB B see page 71 GAIN OFFSET GAIN OFFSET see page 71 GAIN ABS GAIN ABS see page 71 G GAIN REL G GAIN REL see page 71 10 COLOR TEMP COLOR...

Page 54: ... BLACK STRETCH see page 77 DYNAMIC LEVEL DYNAMIC LEVEL see page 77 KNEE POINT KNEE POINT see page 77 KNEE SLOPE KNEE SLOPE see page 77 GAMMA GAMMA see page 78 ABB ABB see page 78 DRS EFFECT D DRS EFFECT D see page 78 DRS SW DRS SW see page 78 16 BLACK GAMMA BLACK GAMMA R BLACK GAMMA R see page 79 BLACK GAMMA MASTER BLACK GAMMA MASTER see page 79 BLACK GAMMA B BLACK GAMMA B see page 79 B GAMMA B GA...

Page 55: ... LV DPN SW LV DPN SW see page 84 D DTL SW D DTL SW see page 84 21 UHD DETAIL MASTER DETAIL MASTER DETAIL see page 85 DETAIL LV H DETAIL LV H see page 85 DETAIL LV V DETAIL LV V see page 85 PEAK FRQ PEAK FRQ see page 85 CRISP CRISP see page 85 DETAIL CLIP DETAIL CLIP see page 85 DETAIL CLIP DETAIL CLIP see page 85 KNEE APERTURE KNEE APERTURE see page 85 DETAIL KNEE DETAIL KNEE see page 85 LEVEL DEP...

Page 56: ... EFFECT MEMORY see page 91 SKIN TONE CRISP SKIN TONE CRISP see page 91 I CENTER I CENTER see page 91 I WIDTH I WIDTH see page 91 Q WIDTH Q WIDTH see page 91 Q PHASE Q PHASE see page 91 SKIN TONE DETAIL SKIN TONE DETAIL see page 91 25 LINEAR MATRIX PRESET MATRIX PRESET MATRIX see page 92 LINEAR TABLE LINEAR TABLE see page 92 COLOR CORRECT COLOR CORRECT see page 92 MATRIX R G P MATRIX R G P see page...

Page 57: ...6 PHASE CY_B PHASE CY_B see page 96 PHASE B PHASE B see page 96 PHASE B_MG PHASE B_MG see page 96 PHASE MG PHASE MG see page 96 PHASE MG_R PHASE MG_R see page 96 PHASE R PHASE R see page 96 PHASE R_YE PHASE R_YE see page 96 PHASE YE PHASE YE see page 96 PHASE YE_G PHASE YE_G see page 96 CURSOR CURSOR see page 96 POS H POS H see page 96 POS V POS V see page 96 GET GET see page 96 MATRIX MATRIX see ...

Page 58: ...ge 102 FLARE G FLARE G see page 102 FLARE B FLARE B see page 102 GAIN R GAIN R see page 102 GAIN B GAIN B see page 102 W H SAW R W H SAW R see page 103 W H SAW G W H SAW G see page 103 W H SAW B W H SAW B see page 103 W H PARA R W H PARA R see page 103 W H PARA G W H PARA G see page 103 W H PARA B W H PARA B see page 103 W V SAW R W V SAW R see page 103 W V SAW G W V SAW G see page 103 W V SAW B W...

Page 59: ...NTROL see page 106 TALLY INPUT TALLY INPUT see page 106 34 SYSTEM CCU FORMAT FORMAT see page 108 RETURN1 SELECT RETURN1 SELECT see page 108 RETURN2 SELECT RETURN2 SELECT see page 108 RETURN3 SELECT RETURN3 SELECT see page 108 RETURN4 SELECT RETURN4 SELECT see page 108 RETURN FS RETURN FS see page 108 CAMERA NUMBER CAMERA NUMBER see page 108 D C MODE D C MODE see page 108 U C MODE U C MODE see page...

Page 60: ...e 113 STD POSITION M GAIN STD POSITION M GAIN see page 113 STD POSITION VAR STD POSITION VAR see page 113 STD POSITION ND STD POSITION ND see page 113 STD POSITION CC STD POSITION CC see page 113 IRIS PRIORITY IRIS PRIORITY see page 113 ROP DATA SAVE ROP DATA SAVE see page 113 ROP DATA LOAD ROP DATA LOAD see page 113 SD CARD FORMAT SD CARD FORMAT see page 113 INITIAL with NW INITIAL with NW see pa...

Page 61: ...7 CAM1 to CAM99 PORT CAM1 to CAM99 PORT see page 117 CAM1 to CAM99 INF UPLOAD CAM1 to CAM99 INF UPLOAD see page 117 41 SD CARD STORE MODE MODE see page 118 FILE SELECT FILE SELECT see page 118 FILE NUMBER FILE NUMBER see page 118 EXECUTE EXECUTE see page 118 42 SD CARD LOAD FILE SELECT FILE SELECT see page 119 GET FILE GET FILE see page 119 PUT FILE PUT FILE see page 119 EXECUTE EXECUTE see page 1...

Page 62: ...E see page 122 SDR CNVRT MD SDR CNVRT MD see page 123 SHOOTING MODE SHOOTING MODE see page 123 DNR LEVEL DNR LEVEL see page 123 DNR SW DNR SW see page 123 SDR CONVERT GAIN SDR CONVERT GAIN see page 123 SDR CONVERT CLIP SDR CONVERT CLIP see page 123 SDR CONVERT BLACK SDR CONVERT BLACK see page 123 SDR CONVERT POINT SDR CONVERT POINT see page 123 SDR CONVERT SLOPE SDR CONVERT SLOPE see page 123 46 L...

Page 63: ...isables the flare GAMMA Enables or disables the gamma BLACK GAMMA Enables or disables the black gamma DRS Enables or disables the dynamic range stretcher function When this is enabled contrast is adjusted auto matically WHITE CLIP Enables or disables the white clip function KNEE Enables or disables the knee MATRIX Enables or disables the matrix linear matrix 12 axis color correction COLOR CORRECT ...

Page 64: ... to SCENE OFF SCENE2 SCENE3 SCENE4 SCENE5 SCENE6 SCENE7 SCENE8 STORE SCENE Displays the number of the scene file you want to save STORE EXECUTE Executes the scene file number displayed in STORE SCENE EXT1 Applies the scene data loaded to EXT1 with SD CARD LOAD to the camera and CCU When this is performed the scene file will be set to OFF EXT2 Applies the scene data loaded to EXT2 with SD CARD LOAD...

Page 65: ...ヰョョヴラヶヵヵユンヴラヶヵヵユンヰョョヒパパプヒハヘ Item Setting details SHUTTER SPEED Sets the shutter speed for when SHUTTER MODE is set to SHUT SHUTTER SYNCHRO Sets the shutter speed for when SHUTTER MODE is set to SYNC SHUTTER SW Enables or disables the shutter function SHUTTER MODE Selects the shutter operation mode SHUT The shutter speed set in SHUTTER SPEED is used SYNC The shutter speed set in SHUTTER SYNCHR...

Page 66: ...rence file it will be displayed in orange ワュヤヤヒチバチヒョリロヵユンラユモュヰョョモビ Item Setting details ND Sets the ND filter position CC Sets the CC filter position HEAD When this is set to ON filter control on the camera side is enabled This is also set to ON when you press the camera s FILTER LOCAL switch and light it 66 ROP menu ...

Page 67: ...ntal direction using a sawtooth waveform H SAW G H SAW B H PARA R Adjusts the black shading gain for R G and Bch in the horizontal direction using a parabolic waveform H PARA G H PARA B V SAW R Adjusts the black shading gain for R G and Bch in the vertical direction using a sawtooth waveform V SAW G V SAW B V PARA R Adjusts the black shading gain for R G and Bch in the vertical direction using a p...

Page 68: ...ion level for the master pedestal PED B Sets the blue correction level for the master pedestal M PED Indicates set master pedestal value Settings cannot be made M PED ABS DISP SW Sets the master pedestal display setting ON Absolute values OFF Relative values PED OFFSET Sets whether to retain the Rch Gch and Bch pedestal levels when the auto black balance is adjusted ON The values set in PED R PED ...

Page 69: ... the control is performed for the CCU Otherwise the control is performed for the camera The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera When a setting value differs from that of the reference file it will be displayed in orange ヤランヰヮモロユヷユロヒチバチヒラュチヤランヰヮモヤランヰヮモロユヷユロチヴヸヰョョヰョョパ Item Setting details CHROMA LEVEL Adjusts the chroma gain CHROMA LEVEL SW Enables or disables the chro...

Page 70: ...e above The control is performed for the CCU The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera When a setting value differs from that of the reference file it will be displayed in orange ヤランヰヮモロユヷユロヒチバチヒヶラュチヤランヰヮモヤランヰヮモロユヷユロチヴヸヰョョヰョョパ Item Setting details CHROMA LEVEL Adjusts the chroma gain CHROMA LEVEL SW Enables or disables the chroma gain adjustment 70 ROP menu ...

Page 71: ... B Sets the blue correction level for the gain GAIN OFFSET Sets whether to retain the Rch Gch and Bch gain levels when the auto white balance is adjusted ON The values set in GAIN AWB R GAIN AWB G and GAIN AWB B are retained OFF The GAIN AWB R GAIN AWB G and GAIN AWB B values are set to 0 GAIN ABS Sets whether to display the absolute value for the RGB gain When this is set to ON and the GAIN AWB R...

Page 72: ...isplayed in orange ヒチバチヒヤヰロヰンチヵユヮヱヨモリワモヹリヴヨモリワンヨャヌヒピベノヒピベパヤヰロヰンヵユヮヱフベパパ Item Setting details COLOR TEMP Set color temperature settings GAIN R Sets the red correction level for the color temperature AXIS G Sets the green correction level for the color temperature GAIN B Sets the blue correction level for the color temperature 72 ROP menu ...

Page 73: ... Sets the color temperature when COLOR TEMP SW is set to ON An arrow will appear on the right if the value is too high or low GAIN R Sets the red correction level for the color temperature AXIS G Sets the green correction level for the color temperature GAIN B Sets the blue correction level for the color temperature COLOR TEMP SW Turn this on when adjusting the color temperature manually 73 ROP me...

Page 74: ...details COLOR TEMP Sets the color temperature for when C TEMP is assigned to the USER 1 USER 2 USER 3 or USER 4 button on the camera and the function is enabled GAIN R Sets the red correction level for the color temperature AXIS G Sets the green correction level for the color temperature GAIN B Sets the blue correction level for the color temperature 74 ROP menu ...

Page 75: ... direction using a sawtooth waveform H SAW G H SAW B H PARA R Adjusts the white shading gain for R G and Bch in the horizontal direction using a parabolic waveform H PARA G H PARA B V SAW R Adjusts the white shading gain for R G and Bch in the vertical direction using a sawtooth waveform V SAW G V SAW B V PARA R Adjusts the white shading gain for R G and Bch in the vertical direction using a parab...

Page 76: ...he reference file it will be displayed in orange ヒチバチビョロモンユンヨャパパパパョロモンユヮハョロモンユヰョョビチバチビョロモンユヰョョョロモンユヰョョ Item Setting details FLARE R Adjusts the Rch flare FLARE G Adjusts the Gch flare FLARE B Adjusts the Bch flare M FLARE Adjusts the master flare FLARE Enables or disables flare correction 76 ROP menu ...

Page 77: ... Setting details GAMMA R Adjusts the red gamma characteristic for the master gamma GAMMA MASTER Adjusts the gamma characteristic GAMMA B Adjusts the blue gamma characteristic for the master gamma INITIAL GAMMA Sets the rising slope for the gamma GAMMA MODE Sets the gamma characteristic type BLACK STRETCH Sets the gamma stretch position for when GAMMA MODE is set to FILM REC DYNAMIC LEVEL Sets the ...

Page 78: ...on to cancel adjustment BREAK appears on the picture monitor PM of the CCU DRS EFFECT D Sets the compression level for high brightness areas of the dynamic range stretcher function Higher values increase the compression level for high brightness areas DRS SW Enables or disables the dynamic range stretcher function When this is enabled contrast is adjusted auto matically 78 ROP menu ...

Page 79: ... ヰョョヮモヴヵユンャハヨモヮヮモヰョョパパパ Item Setting details BLACK GAMMA R Adjusts the red gamma characteristic near black for the master gamma BLACK GAMMA MASTER Adjusts the gamma characteristic near black BLACK GAMMA B Adjusts the blue gamma characteristic near black for the master gamma B GAMMA Enables or disables the black gamma This setting is not available when DRS of PAINT SWITCH is set to ON 79 ROP ...

Page 80: ...ハパパンャヴロヰヱユヮモヴヵユンパパヒピパビチバチビレワユユレワユユヰョョヰョョ Item Setting details POINT R Adjusts the red knee point for POINT MASTER POINT MASTER Sets the knee point position POINT B Adjusts the blue knee point for POINT MASTER SLOPE R Adjusts the red knee slope for SLOPE MASTER SLOPE MASTER Set the knee slope SLOPE B Adjusts the blue knee slope for SLOPE MASTER KNEE Enables or disables the knee function...

Page 81: ...ユチヤロリヱヸラリヵユヤロリヱヰワラリヨラヤヰロヰンヰョョヰョョヰョョ Item Setting details WHITE CLIP LEVEL R Adjusts red for WHITE CLIP LEVEL MASTER WHITE CLIP LEVEL MASTER Set the white clip level WHITE CLIP LEVEL B Adjusts blue for WHITE CLIP LEVEL MASTER HI COLOR LEVEL Sets the level for the mode that expands dynamic range for colors WHITE CLIP Enables or disables the white clip function HIGH COLOR Sets whether to impr...

Page 82: ...tting details EFFECT DEPTH Sets the compression level for high brightness areas of the dynamic range stretcher function Higher values increase the compression level for high brightness areas DRS Enables or disables the dynamic range stretcher function When this is enabled contrast is adjusted automatically 82 ROP menu ...

Page 83: ...f the reference file it will be displayed in orange ヒチバチフラュチュユヵモリロヮモヴヵユンュユヵモリロラヷヷチュユヵモリロョンヲヤンリヱヱユモレョンヲュユヵモリロチチロヷパヒブヒブヒブハパヒパヒパヰョョビチバチフラュチュユヵモリロロユヷユロュユヱユワュユワヵュモンレュユヵモリロドヨヌンナバビュユヵモリロヴヰヶンヤユビベヰョョピチバチフラュチュユヵモリロヨモリワドヌナヨモリワドノナュユヵモリロチパパヤロリヱヌヤロリヱノパパュユヵモリロチヰョョフチバチフラュチュユヵモリロレワユユモヱユンヵヶンユュユヵモリロレワユユブパュユヵモリロロヷチュヱワヴヸュハュヵロヴヸヰョョヰョョヰョョヰョョ Item Setting detail...

Page 84: ...nges the detail gain level in the up direction DETAIL GAIN Changes the detail gain level in the down direction DETAIL CLIP Adjusts detail clipping to minimize scintillation resulting from excessive detail application DETAIL CLIP This limits the length of the undershoot portion of the detail edge component KNEE APERTURE Adjusts the knee aperture level DETAIL KNEE Adjusts the knee detail component D...

Page 85: ...tem Setting details MASTER DETAIL Adjusts the level of master detail DETAIL LV H Adjusts the level of horizontal detail DETAIL LV V Adjusts the level of vertical detail PEAK FRQ Selects the contour correction frequency band boost frequency or peak frequency Changes the contour width CRISP Set the noise elimination level for the detail signals DETAIL CLIP Adjusts detail clipping to minimize scintil...

Page 86: ...Item Setting details DETAIL Enables or disables the UHD detail effect LV DPN SW Removes dark details D DTL SW Enhances dark details 86 ROP menu ...

Page 87: ...チバチビヴュチュユヵモリロュユヵモリロロユヷユロュユヱユワュユワヵュモンレュユヵモリロパヰョョパヰョョ Item Setting details DETAIL LV H Adjusts the level of horizontal detail DETAIL LV V Adjusts the level of vertical detail PEAK1 FRQ Selects the contour correction frequency band boost frequency or peak frequency Changes the contour width PEAK2 FRQ Selects the contour correction frequency band boost frequency or peak frequency Changes the...

Page 88: ...e ヒチバチフラュチヴレリワチヵヰワユチュヵロヮユヮヰンヺヴユロユヤヵヤヶンヴヰンヷヴレリワヨユヵラヰョョヱヰヴドㄑㄖㄔㄉナヰョョモブパハパパブパハパパビチバチフラュチヴレリワチヵヰワユチュヵロユャンモヴヸリヵヤラユャンモユョユヤヵヰョョヰョョモユョユヤヵヮユヮヰンヺモヴレリワチヵヰワユヤンリヴヱヌプピピチバチフラュチヴレリワチヵヰワユチュヵロヰョョリチチヤユワヵユンリチチヸリュヵラベヘビパヲチチヸリュヵラヲチチヱラモヴユフピペパフチバチフラュチヴレリワチヵヰワユチュヵロヴレリワチヵヰワユュユヵモリロヰョョヰョョ Item Setting details MEMORY SELECT Changes memory for saving the skin tone detai...

Page 89: ...h skin tone detail effects will be added SKIN TONE CRISP Removes very faint noise components from detail components in skin tone areas I CENTER Sets the center position area to which skin tone is applied on the I axis I WIDTH Sets the width of the area to which skin tone is applied on the I axis using the I CENTER setting as the cen ter Q WIDTH Expands the width of skin tone areas in a range from ...

Page 90: ...ユヮヰンヺヴユロユヤヵヤヶンヴヰンヷヴレリワヨユヵラヰョョヱヰヴドㄑㄖㄔㄉナブパハパパブパハパパヰョョモビチバチフヶラュチヴレリワチヵヰワユチュヵロユャンモヴヸリヵヤラユャンモユョユヤヵヰョョユョユヤヵヮユヮヰンヺヴレリワチヵヰワユヤンリヴヱヰョョモモヌプピピチバチフヶラュチヴレリワチヵヰワユチュヵロヰョョリチチヤユワヵユンリチチヸリュヵラヲチチヸリュヵラヲチチヱラモヴユベヘビパフピペパフチバチフヶラュチヴレリワチヵヰワユチュヵロヴレリワチヵヰワユュユヵモリロヰョョヰョョ Item Setting details MEMORY SELECT Changes memory for saving the skin tone detail setting values CRISP ...

Page 91: ...the memory to which skin tone detail effects will be added SKIN TONE CRISP Removes very faint noise components from detail components in skin tone areas I CENTER Sets the center position area to which skin tone is applied on the I axis I WIDTH Sets the width of the area to which skin tone is applied on the I axis using the I CENTER setting as the center Q WIDTH Expands the width of skin tone areas...

Page 92: ...ワヱヮモヵンリヹドャノヨナパパヤヰロヰンヤヰンンユヤヵヮモヵンリヹロリワユモンヮモヵンリヹフチバチフロリワユモンチヮモヵンリヹヰョョヰョョヰョョヰョョ Item Setting details PRESET MATRIX Sets the preset matrix LINEAR TABLE Selects the linear matrix table COLOR CORRECT Selects the color correction table MATRIX R G P Adjusts the linear matrix between red and green Not available when MATRIX is set to OFF MATRIX R G N MATRIX R B P Adjusts the linear matrix betw...

Page 93: ...tween blue and red Not available when MATRIX is set to OFF MATRIX B R N MATRIX B G P Adjusts the linear matrix between blue and green Not available when MATRIX is set to OFF MATRIX B G N MATRIX Enables or disables the matrix function COLOR CORRECT Enables or disables the 12 axis color correction function LINEAR MATRIX Enables or disables the linear matrix function 93 ROP menu ...

Page 94: ...チヤヰンンユヤヵリヰワヱンユヴユヵヮモヵンリヹロリワユモンヵモャロユヴモヵヱラモヴユヤヰロヰンヤヰンンユヤヵヰョョモヨワヰンヮヤヰンンユヤヵヵモャロユモパパビチバチペヤヰロヰンチヤヰンンユヤヵリヰワヰョョヴモヵヨヱラモヴユヨヴモヵヨヤヺヱラモヴユヨヤヺパパパパピチバチペヤヰロヰンチヤヰンンユヤヵリヰワヰョョヴモヵヤヺヱラモヴユヤヺヴモヵヤヺャヱラモヴユヤヺャパパパパフチバチペヤヰロヰンチヤヰンンユヤヵリヰワヰョョヴモヵャヱラモヴユャヴモヵャヮヨヱラモヴユャヮヨパパパパブチバチペヤヰロヰンチヤヰンンユヤヵリヰワヰョョヴモヵヮヨヱラモヴユヮヨヴモヵヮヨンヱラモヴユヮヨンパパパパ 94 ROP menu ...

Page 95: ...ユヤヵヮモヵンリヹロリワユモンヮモヵンリヹヰョョヰョョヰョョ Item Setting details PRESET MATRIX Enables or disables the linear matrix function LINEAR TABLE Selects the linear matrix table CORRECT TABLE Selects the color correction table COLOR CORRECT Selects the color component in 12 AXIS matrix memory to adjust SAT Adjusts the saturation of the color component selected in COLOR CORRECT PHASE Adjusts the hue of the color...

Page 96: ...CY PHASE CY PHASE CY_B PHASE B PHASE B_MG PHASE MG PHASE MG_R PHASE R PHASE R_YE PHASE YE PHASE YE_G CURSOR Set whether to display the box cursor on the camera output image POS H Adjusts the horizontal position of the cursor POS V Adjusts the vertical position of the cursor GET Automatically obtains color information from the cursor position and applies the information of the axis for which you wa...

Page 97: ...yed in orange ヵヰワユラヶユヴレリワチモンユモパパヵモャロユヴヸヴレリワチモンユモヒチバチヒヴレリワチヤヰンンユヤヵリヰワヰョョモヰョョ Item Setting details SKIN AREA HUE Finely adjusts the hue of the skin area SKIN AREA TONE Finely adjusts the tone of the skin area SKIN AREA SW Enables or disables the fine adjustment function for near skin tone color SKIN AREA TABLE Selects the skin area table 97 ROP menu ...

Page 98: ...era When a setting value differs from that of the reference file it will be displayed in orange ュワンロユヷユロヒチバチヒュワンュワンチヴヸヰョョヰョョピ Item Setting details DNR LEVEL Sets the level for the noise reduction DNR SW Enables disables the noise reduction function 98 ROP menu ...

Page 99: ... bottom ends Press down the menu operation dial while turning to make larger changes to the value COARSE Use this dial to adjust the iris value when the IRIS lever is moved to the center Press down the menu operation dial while turning to make larger changes to the value RELATIVE When this is set to ON the iris lever s variable range is not dependent on the SENSE and COARSE settings and will inclu...

Page 100: ...パパヒビパヒビブビブパブパパヒパパパビチバチビヴラヶヵヵユンチヴユロユヤヵベヘヱヰヴリヵリヰワヒブパパビパパパヴラヶヵヵユンヰョョュヴャロ Item Setting details POSITION1 Sets the shutter speed for POSITION1 to POSITION8 POSITION2 POSITION3 POSITION4 POSITION5 POSITION6 POSITION7 POSITION8 SHUTTER OFF Selects whether to include shutter OFF when switching the shutter position 100 ROP menu ...

Page 101: ...ロユワヴチョリロユバユュリヵロユワヴョリロユチヴヸョリロユチワㄐハョリロユチワモヮユヰョョヰョョノビチバチヘロユワヴチョリロユバユュリヵヮヰュユロヰモュユヹユヤヶヵユワヰムョリロユチワモヮユノピチバチヘロユワヴチョリロユバユュリヵユヹヵユワュユンㄙチヒョリロユチワㄐハヰョョンヨャパパパフチバチヘロユワヴチョリロユバユュリヵョロモンユヨモリワンャパパンヨャパパパヨパブチバチヘロユワヴチョリロユバユュリヵヸチチラチチヴモヸヸチチラチチヱモンモンャパパ 101 ROP menu ...

Page 102: ...l 1 far left Selects the character Menu operation dial 2 center Selects the character position MODE Saves the current lens file in the camera STORE or loads a lens file stored in the camera LOAD EXECUTE When MODE is set to LOAD Load the file When MODE is set to STORE Save the file EXTENDER Sets the current magnification of the lens extender FILE No Displays the file name of the file number specifi...

Page 103: ...al direction using a sawtooth wave form W V SAW G W V SAW B W V PARA R Adjusts the R G and Bch white shading of the display data in the vertical direction using a parabolic wave form W V PARA G W V PARA B STORE NUM Specifies the number of the LENS file to be registered STORE Saves the FLARE R G B GAIN R B W H SAW R G B W H PARA R G B W V SAW R G B and W V PARA R G B settings to the lens file speci...

Page 104: ...ヨャヮヰワリヵヰンヴユヲヰョョヰョョヰョョユワヤヰョョヰワヮヰワリヵヰン Item Setting details MONITOR R Turns the R monitor on or off MONITOR G Turns the G monitor on or off MONITOR B Turns the B monitor on or off MONITOR SEQ Turns the SEQ monitor on or off MONITOR ENC Turns the ENC monitor on or off 104 ROP menu ...

Page 105: ...モリワロリワユチロヷモヮヱヮリヤヒパパプパヨモリワロリワユチロヷモヮヱヮリヤビパパプパピチバチブヴヺヴヵユヮチヤモヮヴラヰヰヵリワヨヮヰュユヤモヮチョモワヵモロロヺヨヶモンュヰョョワヰンヮモロワヰンヮモロフチバチブヴヺヴヵユヮチヤモヮモヴヶョリロヵユンモヴヶンユョチハチョリロユンユョチハンユヤモロロヤモャロユヤヰワワユヤヵョヤヵンヺヶヴユンヒラヺャンリュモヴヶヮヰュユモヴヶチヮハヱユュヵモンヨユヵヤヶンンョヶロロピチハチパブチバチブヴヺヴヵユヮチヤモヮラユモュチヱヸドㄑㄖㄔㄉナヷョチヱヸドㄑㄖㄔㄉナヤヵンロンヰヵモヵリヰワヰワヰワヮㄐㄅㄆヒリワヱヶヵヤヰワヵンヰロヵモロロヺヤモヮヒヰョョ 105 ROP menu ...

Page 106: ...lled when the REF RECALL button is pressed CABLE CONNECT Displays the CCU connection cable setting You can change the setting via menu operations on the cam era itself HYBRID Indicates that the CCU is connected via an optical fiber multi cable FIBER Indicates that the CCU is connected via an optical fiber cable HEAD PW Use this button to control camera power remotely However control will not be po...

Page 107: ...ハペヘヱㄔョンユヵヒンユヵビンユヵピビチバチブヴヺヴヵユヮチヤヤヶンユヵヶンワフヴユロユヤヵンユヵヶンワョヴュバヤヮヰュユヶバヤヮヰュユンユヵフヰョョヴヤヴヤヤモヮユンモワヶヮャユンヒピチバチブヴヺヴヵユヮチヤヤヶヴュラュャモンヴヴュリベヰヶヵヤバャヴユヵヶヱモンリャヴヮヱヵユヤヰヮヱヴヵヱヮフチバチブヴヺヴヵユヮチヤヤヶョリワユヤヰモンヴユラュチチラョリワユヤヰモンヴユヴュチチラノヒパパノヒパパノピパノヒビヘブチバチブヴヺヴヵユヮチヤヤヶヴュノラュチチヷヴヤラヒベパヤモャロユヤヰワワユヤヵパララヺャンリュョヰンヮモヵチヮヰュユドㄑㄖㄔㄖナヶラュドブペハペフナ 107 ROP menu ...

Page 108: ...ar output The SETUP7 5 setting is not valid when SD_SDI is selected SDI8 OUT Performs PM NORMAL switching for SDI8 OUT HD H COARSE Make the coarse setting of the H_FINE phase used with GL HD REF HD H FINE Make the fine setting of the H_FINE phase used with GL HD REF SD H COARSE Make the coarse setting of the H_FINE phase used with GL SD REF SD H FINE Make the fine setting of the H_FINE phase used ...

Page 109: ...チバチヒヤモヮユンモチヮユワヶチヤヰワヵンヰロヮユワヶヰワバヰョョヤヶンヴヰンバヱモンモヮユヵユンユヹユヤヶヵユドㄑㄖㄔㄉナドㄕㄖㄓㄏナヰョョ ___ indicates factory default settings Item Setting value Setting details MENU ON OFF OFF ON Turns the menu on or off CURSOR PARAMETER Moves the menu cursor or changes setting values EXECUTE Executes the selected process 109 ROP menu ...

Page 110: ...ンモヮユヵユンユヹユヤヶヵユドㄑㄖㄔㄉナドㄕㄖㄓㄏナヰョョ ___ indicates factory default settings Item Setting value Setting details MENU ON OFF OFF ON Turns the menu on or off CURSOR PARAMETER Moves the menu cursor or changes setting values EXECUTE Executes the selected process 110 ROP menu ...

Page 111: ...ロャンリヨラヵヒパピャハヨモヮヮモヷヰロュヵロャヶヵヵヰワヤモヮヒヶラュヴレリワヷヰロヤモヮチヴユロドㄑㄖㄔㄉナヶラュラュンヮハチヨモリワヷモンパパハチパヱユンリヰュヰワヤヺヤロユャヶユンパハチピパピチバチヘンヰヱチヴユヵヵリワヨヴヵュチヱヰヴリヵリヰワフチバチヘンヰヱチヴユヵヵリワヨロヰモュヴモヷユワヰムヴュチヤモンュョヰンヮモヵワヰムワヰワワヰムンヰヱチュモヵモワュヤヤビリンリヴヱンリヰンリヵヺモヴヵュチヱヰヴリヵリヰワブチバチヘンヰヱチヴユヵヵリワヨヶヱヨンモュユワヰムャヰヵヵヰヮヵヰヱリンリヴチヤモロリャンモヵリヰワワヰムワヰムリワリヵリモロㄘㄊㄕㄉチワヸリワリヵリモロワヰムワヰム 111 ROP menu ...

Page 112: ...the PED R PED G and PED B FREE LOCK SETUP IRIS LV PAINT Specifies the targets for which partial lock is applied when you press and hold the PANEL LOCK and UP FREE buttons at the same time CAM SEL CAM1 to CAM99 Switches between connected cameras DTL BUTTON UHD HD SD Selects the target of detail control operations on the panel UHD Control UHD detail HD Control HD detail SD Control SD detail SKIN VOL...

Page 113: ...rom all of the ROPs will be performed directly ROP DATA SAVE NO YES Save the unit s setting information This applies to the following menus ROP SETTING CONNECT SETTING CAMERA IP SETTING ROP IP SETTING After starting this process do not turn off the unit or remove SD cards until the process is complete ROP DATA LOAD NO YES Load the unit s setting information This applies to the following menus ROP ...

Page 114: ...eries or AK UC4000 series Serial AK LAN AK Select these when connecting the AK HC3500A series and AK HC3800 series Serial AW LAN AW Select these when connecting the AK UB300 series Serial Serial AK and Serial AW cannot be set for multiple cameras CONNECT MODE CAM2 to CAM99 NON Serial LAN Serial AK LAN AK Serial AW LAN AW Sets the connection method for cameras 2 to 99 After configuring the settings...

Page 115: ...ヨヮモヤチモュュンユヴヴニニノニニノニニノニニノニニノニニ Item Setting details IP ADDRESS 1 Sets the IP address of the unit The setting ranges are as follows Factory default 192 168 0 130 1st octet 1 to 223 2nd octet 0 to 255 3rd octet 0 to 255 4th octet 1 to 254 However the following addresses cannot be set Check the setting values during configuration 0 0 255 127 0 0 1 Class D address 224 0 0 0 to 239 255 255 255 Class E...

Page 116: ...it s subnet mask will be set DEFAULT GATEWAY Sets the default gateway of the unit The setting ranges are as follows Factory default 192 168 0 1 1st octet 1 to 223 2nd octet 0 to 255 3rd octet 0 to 255 4th octet 1 to 254 However the following addresses cannot be set Check the setting values during configuration 0 0 255 127 0 0 1 Class D address 224 0 0 0 to 239 255 255 255 Class E address 240 0 0 0...

Page 117: ... for CAM1 under factory default con ditions 1st octet 1 to 223 2nd octet 0 to 255 3rd octet 0 to 255 4th octet 1 to 254 However the following addresses cannot be set Check the setting values during configuration 0 0 255 127 0 0 1 Class D address 224 0 0 0 to 239 255 255 255 Class E address 240 0 0 0 to 255 255 255 255 CAM1 to CAM99 PORT Sets the port of the camera Values from 1 to 65535 can be set...

Page 118: ...s user files USER1 to USER3 LENS Saves lens files LENS1 to LENS32 REF Saves reference user files REF1 to REF3 FILE NUMBER SCENE CURR 1 to 8 USER 1 to 3 LENS 1 to 32 REF 1 to 3 Selects the data based on the file type specified in FILE SELECT This cannot be selected when FILE SELECT is set to ALL CURR represents CURRENT EXECUTE NO YES Select YES to execute the operation NOTE As the unit is not equip...

Page 119: ...e previous screen appears again and the file name of the selected data appears in GET FILE PUT FILE CURR SCENE1 to SCENE8 EXT1 EXT2 USER1 to USER3 LENS1 to LENS32 REF1 to REF3 Specify the LOAD destination type CURR represents CURRENT This cannot be specified when FILE SELECT is set to ALL ALL SCENE ALL USER ALL REF or ALL LENS When FILE SELECT is set to SCENE SCENE1 to SCENE8 and EXT1 and EXT2 can...

Page 120: ...ER3 REF1 to REF3 Recall the reference setting information reference file REF DL EXEC The reference file data will be loaded to the ROP However the reference file settings will not be applied for the camera and CCU STORE REF USER1 to USER3 REF1 to REF3 Overwrite the current setting values to the selected file STORE EXECUTE Execute saving of the reference file 120 ROP menu ...

Page 121: ...etry IRIS GAIN Switch between adjusting the auto iris photometry speed via the iris gain volume or via menu oper ations Set this to LENS under normal circumstances and adjust using the lens iris volume IRIS SPEED Set the auto iris speed IRIS LEVEL Adjusts the target value brightness of the auto iris IRIS RANGE Set the auto iris level fine adjustment range for the IRIS lever LENS EXT COMP SW Enable...

Page 122: ... ノヴュンチヤヰワヷユンヵパパパパヱヰリワヵヴロヰヱユヴュンチヤヰワヷユンヵ Item Setting details HLG BLACK GAMMA R Adjusts the red gamma characteristic near black for the master gamma HLG BLACK GAMMA MASTER Adjusts the gamma characteristic near black HLG BLACK GAMMA B Adjusts the blue gamma characteristic near black for the master gamma HLG B GAMMA Enables or disables the black gamma HLG KNEE POINT Sets the knee point for whe...

Page 123: ...than an AK UC4000 When con nected with an AK UC4000 is displayed SDR CONVERT BLACK Adjusts the black level offset of the SDR video This is enabled when connected with an AK UC4000 When connected with a different camera is displayed SDR CONVERT POINT Sets the SDR point This is enabled when connected with an AK UC4000 When connected with a different camera is displayed SDR CONVERT SLOPE Sets the SDR...

Page 124: ... ドㄕㄖㄓㄏナ Item Setting details FOCUS Adjusts the lens focus manually FOCUS SPEED Adjusts the focus operation speed ZOOM Adjusts the lens zoom manually ZOOM SPEED Adjusts the zoom operation speed CONTROL SW Enables or disables control of the lens from the unit When this is set to OFF control the lens from the camera 124 ROP menu ...

Page 125: ...Us Connecting and setting the personal computer see page 125 4 Device IP address configuration Configure IP addresses for connected devices using the methods described in Configuring the settings using the menus or Configuring the settings using Easy IP Setup Software section To configure the settings using the menus configure the settings by operating the menus of each device For details on the m...

Page 126: ...enu 39 ROP IP SETTING see page 115 For the IP address of the CCU refer to the operating instructions for the CCU Configuring the settings using Easy IP Setup Software Use Easy IP Setup Software to set the IP address of each device Easy IP Setup Software see page 127 Configuring various settings of the ROP Use ROP Setup Software to configure various settings ROP Setup Software see page 129 126 Soft...

Page 127: ...d as cameras If you are using Microsoft Windows Vista you may be asked to enter the password for the administrator account when you start Easy IP Setup Software If that happens disable User Account Control from the Control Panel Easy IP Setup Software cannot be used from a different subnet via a router IPv6 is not supported Setting Procedure 1 Start the Easy IP Setup Software A list of the devices...

Page 128: ...settings from multiple instances of Easy IP Setup Software at the same time NOTE Set the network settings for the CCU from the menus of the CCU For details refer the operating instructions for the CCU Restart the CCU after changing of the settings is complete Firewall If a firewall including software exists allow access to UDP for all ports If a firewall is activated enable the Allow a program thr...

Page 129: ... the Configuration tab is displayed first Click tabs to switch screens and make necessary regis trations and configurations Notice about using ROP Setup Software When configuring settings from a personal computer using ROP Setup Software please pay attention to the following points Do not start up ROP Setup Software while the unit is in the setup mode Do not start up ROP Setup Software on another ...

Page 130: ...1 setting Registered ROPs are displayed in the Master ROP Number G list box If you want to change the ROP numbers in the list see the following page Changing the ROP numbers in the list see page 130 3 Check the ROP connection on the network Click the CONNECTION CHECK button D in the row of the ROP NO you need to check If communication is performed correctly the red tally of the tally display of th...

Page 131: ... the ROP selected in step 1 Configure the settings for the required items in the DATA column D RECEIVE PORT Set the receive port PANEL BRIGHTNESS Set the brightness of the panel LED display LCD BRIGHTNESS Set the brightness of the LCD screen BUZZER Enable or disable the buzzer beep call tone The settings above can also be configured on the unit in setup mode 4 Confirm the settings Confirm the sett...

Page 132: ...ng Procedure 1 Select the ROP for which you want to configure the connection settings Click of Master ROP Number A to display a list of the IP addresses of ROP units that can be set From the list select the ROP whose IP address you want to set Any of the units registered on the ROP List tab can be selected 2 Update the Camera List tab display Click the REFRESH button J to retrieve the connection i...

Page 133: ...ected devices acquired with the NETWORK SEARCH button I The CCUs connected via a serial connection are not displayed E MAC ADDRESS column Displays the MAC addresses of cameras linked with camera numbers CAMERA NO B on the unit MAC addresses of devices corresponding to camera numbers acquired by the NETWORK SEARCH button I are displayed F IP ADDRESS column Set the IP addresses of the CCUs to be con...

Page 134: ...button L the settings are not reflected on the unit L CANCEL button Cancels changes that were made after executing NETWORK SEARCH button I M INITIALIZE FACTORY SETUP button Click the INITIALIZE FACTORY SETUP button M to initialize the unit settings The IP address is also initialized factory default setting 192 168 0 130 Caution when setting camera numbers Be careful with regards to the following p...

Page 135: ...the New User Name C enter the new user name to set 4 In the Old Password D enter the password set on the selected ROP Entered characters are displayed as 5 In the New Password box E enter the new password to set Entered characters are displayed as 6 In the Retype New Password box F enter the same password entered in step 5 Entered characters are displayed as 7 Click the SET button H The user name ...

Page 136: ... 2 LAN connector Complies with 100base TX Allowing connection to a network device that supports the PoE standard IEEE802 3af compliant 3 PREVIEW connector J S T Mfg Co Ltd JEY 9S 1A3F LF Pins 1 and 2 are connectors for outputting the preview signal Contact output is provided while the IRIS lever is pressed This is a dry con tact Pin No Function Flow of signal Remarks 1 P VIEW COM ROP external cont...

Page 137: ...Appearance Unit mm inch 82 3 1 4 Φ 5 342 13 7 16 355 14 Φ 5 78 3 1 16 66 9 2 5 8 44 7 1 3 4 70 5 2 3 4 325 12 13 16 124 4 4 7 8 137 Reference ...

Page 138: ...ignals camera CCU control Power supply 16 V DC when CCU connected 1 12 V DC when camera connected 1 Maximum cable length When camera connected 20 m 65 7 ft When CCU connected 50 m 164 ft Operating temperature 0 to 40 32 F to 104 F Storage temperature 20 C to 60 C 4 F to 140 F Humidity 90 or less Dimensions Width Height Depth 82 mm 355 mm 124 4 mm 3 1 4 inches 14 inches 4 7 8 inches Weight Approx 1...

Page 139: ...XT indicator 29 DISP button 30 DNR 98 DOWN button 30 DRS 82 DTL button 27 E Easy IP Setup Software 127 ECC 73 EXT indicator 29 F FILES button 22 FILTER 66 FILTER button 25 Flare 43 FLARE 76 FLARE adjustment block 28 FLARE button 26 FREE button 30 Function buttons 23 G GAIN 38 GAIN adjustment block 28 GAIN button 24 GAIN indicator 30 Gamma 43 GAMMA 77 GAMMA adjustment block 28 GAMMA button 26 H HD ...

Page 140: ...playing 49 Operations 50 ROP SETTING 111 ROP Setup Software 129 S SCENE 47 64 Scene files 35 SD CARD LOAD 119 SD CARD STORE 118 SD DETAIL 87 SEL dial 31 Serial connection 18 SETUP button 22 SHT 39 SHT button 24 SHT indicator 30 Shutter 39 SHUTTER SELECT 100 SHUTTER SPEED 65 SIGNAL GND terminal 33 SKIN adjustment block 28 SKIN CORRECTION 97 Skin tone detail 43 Status screen 45 SYNC indicator 30 SYS...

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