Panasonic AK-MSU935AP Operating Instructions Manual Download

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PEAK2: Peak frequency 2

This is used to select one of the two contour
correction frequency bands (boost frequency or
peak frequency).
The thickness of the detail is changed.
Selection range: OFF, 1.89M, 2.18M, 2.56M,

3.17M, 4.00M, 5.28M, 6.75M

LEVEL DEP: Level dependent

This function reduces the detail in the dark parts,
and it is used to adjust the level of the detail.
Adjustment range: 0 % to 30 %

DARK DTL: Dark detail

This function boosts the detail in the dark parts.
Adjustment range: 0 to 5

CORNER: Corner detail



When the AK-HC3500A/AK-HC3500 camera
is used

This function boosts the detail around the edges
of the screen.
Adjustment range: 0 to 31



When the AK-HC3800 camera is used

This does not operate and “- - -” is displayed
because the function is not available.

SOURCE: Detail source



When the AK-HC3500A/AK-HC3500 camera
is used

This is used to select the source signals for
creating the detail components.
Selection range: G+R, G+B, 2G+B+R, 3G+R, G



When the AK-HC3800 camera is used

This does not operate and “- - -” is displayed
because the function is not available.

+ CLIP: Detail edge clip (overshoot)



When the AK-HC3500A/AK-HC3500 camera
is used

This is used to limit the length of the overshoot
parts of the detail edge components.
Adjustment range: 0 to 63



When the AK-HC3800 camera is used

This does not operate and “- - -” is displayed
because the function is not available.

– CLIP: Detail edge clip (undershoot)



When the AK-HC3500A/AK-HC3500 camera
is used

This is used to limit the length of the undershoot
parts of the detail edge components.
Adjustment range: 0 to 63



When the AK-HC3800 camera is used

This does not operate and “- - -” is displayed
because the function is not available.

DTL KNEE: Detail knee



When the AK-HC3500A/AK-HC3500 camera
is used

This is used to suppress the overshoot parts of
the detail components by applying knee.
Adjustment range: 0 to 63



When the AK-HC3800 camera is used

This does not operate and “- - -” is displayed
because the function is not available.

CRM DTL: Chroma detail

This is used to enhance the contours of the
areas with a high chroma saturation in the
subjects.
Adjustment range: 0 to 63

CRM CRSP: Chroma detail crisp



When the AK-HC3500A/AK-HC3500 camera
is used

This is used to ensure that the chroma detail is
not added to the very faint noise components
below the level set.
Adjustment range: 0 to 63



When the AK-HC3800 camera is used

This does not operate and “- - -” is displayed
because the function is not available.

CRM RED: Chroma detail reduction



When the AK-HC3500A/AK-HC3500 camera
is used

This is used to reduce the chroma detail.
Adjustment range: 0 to 63



When the AK-HC3800 camera is used

This does not operate and “- - -” is displayed
because the function is not available.

Parts and their functions

Summary of Contents for AK-MSU935AP

Page 1: ...perating this product please read the instructions carefully and save this manual for future use Operating Instructions Master Setup Unit Model No AK MSU935AP VQT5D38 1 SS0713KT1064 PS Printed in Japan ENGLISH ...

Page 2: ...e pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this ...

Page 3: ...eptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus 11 Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer 12 Use only with the cart stand tripod bracket or table specified by the manufacturer or sold with the apparatus When a cart is used use caution when moving the cart apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip over 13 Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when u...

Page 4: ... parts Be absolutely sure to turn off the power before connecting or disconnecting the cables Do not use the unit outdoors Install the unit at a distance of at least 1 meter 3 3 ft from the monitor Concerning the backlight of the LCD display The LCD display backlight uses a fluorescent tube so its brightness will deteriorate over time LCD display units which incorporate a backlight are consumables...

Page 5: ...ALLY The LEDs in the top row are the red tally indicators and the LEDs in the bottom row are the green tally indicators The tally LEDs are aligned in the numerical order of the camera numbers 4 Camera selector switches CAMERA These are used to select one camera and one CCU as the pair which is to be controlled by the MSU A camera is selected by pressing the camera selector switch with the same num...

Page 6: ...ting level characteristics Lighted Gamma correction function is canceled Gamma correction OFF Off Gamma correction function is valid E Knee OFF switch KNEE OFF P 11 This is used to cancel the knee function that attenuates those parts of the video signals where a particular level knee point has been exceeded so that they will not become saturated as easily Lighted Knee function is canceled Knee OFF...

Page 7: ... lighted and when one of the SHADING R G or B switches is then pressed and selected the adjustment items for the black shading appear on the LCD display The black shading correction can be adjusted using the four adjustment rotary encoders which are positioned immediately below the display panel Perform the adjustments while the ND filter is in the cap position or lens closed status Note Example o...

Page 8: ...switches can be selected when the lamp of either the black shading selector switch or white shading selector switch is lighted D Pedestal control switch PED This is selected to adjust the R G and B pedestal levels in relation to the master pedestal position When it is selected its lamp lights Example of screen display PEDESTAL PEDESTAL R PED G PED B PED R PED G PED B PED 0 0 0 M PED SHUTTER M GAIN...

Page 9: ...on referenced to the M GAMMA setting Adjustment range 75 to 75 When the CINE GAM SW is ON When the GAMMA SEL is HD Adjustment range 60 to 60 When the GAMMA SEL is FILMLIKE1 to FILMLIKE3 When the AK HC3500 camera is used M GAMMA Master gamma Adjustment range 0 300 to 0 600 R GAMMA R gamma B GAMMA B gamma R GAMMA and B GAMMA are used to adjust the gamma correction referenced to the M GAMMA setting A...

Page 10: ...pression to 20 black expansion PRE CORCT Adjustment of gradient of rise in low brightness sections PRE CORCT is operable when DRS is OFF Selection range 4 0 4 5 5 0 When GAMMA SEL is set to FILMLIKE1 to FILMLIKE3 this is fixed to 4 5 DRS Automatic contrast adjustment This adaptive type gamma correction OFF ON switch is used to adjust the gamma correction to the optimal setting Selection range OFF ...

Page 11: ...mperature manually Selection range OFF ON VALUE Adjust the color temperature when TEMP SW is set to ON When the value is under or over or appear on the right side respectively Adjustment range 2300 to 15000 H Knee White clip control switch KNEE W CLIP This is selected to adjust the knee slope knee point and white clip level It takes effect while the KNEE OFF switch and WHT CLIP OFF switch among th...

Page 12: ... BLACK GAMMA GAMMA MODE SEL on the AK HRP200 Selection range OFF ON M CLIP Master white clip Adjustment range 80 to 109 R CLIP R white clip B CLIP B white clip Adjustment range 15 to 15 I Matrix control switch MATRIX This is used to change the correction amount for the saturation and color phase Example of screen display MATRIX 1 2 MATRIX 1 2 R G GAIN A R B GAIN A G R GAIN A G B GAIN A B R GAIN A ...

Page 13: ...il enhancement hard soft of the HDTV image output is to be changed When the HDTV detail OFF switch is lighted the effects will not be reflected in the images and the numerical values will remain unchanged as well Since the SDTV video output is created from the HDTV video output the adjustments made by the HD detail controls are also reflected in the SDTV video output Example of screen display HD D...

Page 14: ...s used to boost detail components of the parts where the knee has been applied Adjustment range 0 to 39 KDTL CRSP Knee detail crisp This does not operate and is displayed because the function is not available KDTL FREQ Knee detail boost frequency This does not operate and is displayed because the function is not available Example of screen display HD DETAIL 2 2 HD DETAIL 2 2 MEM SELECT CURSOR SW S...

Page 15: ...output can be visually recognized Selection range OFF A B A B EFFECT MEM Selection of memory for adding skin tone detail effects This is used to select the memory in which the skin tone detail effects are to be added Selection range A B A B K SDTV detail control switch SD DTL This switch is selected when the extent of the detail enhancement hard soft of the SDTV image output is to be changed When ...

Page 16: ...K HC3800 camera is used This does not operate and is displayed because the function is not available CLIP Detail edge clip undershoot When the AK HC3500A AK HC3500 camera is used This is used to limit the length of the undershoot parts of the detail edge components Adjustment range 0 to 63 When the AK HC3800 camera is used This does not operate and is displayed because the function is not availabl...

Page 17: ...ange 93 to 153 When the AK HC3800 camera is used This does not operate and is displayed because the function is not available WIDTH Skin tone area width When the AK HC3500A AK HC3500 camera is used This is used to widen the areas to be recognized as the skin tones in the range of 1 to 20 along the I axis on the color vector display Adjustment range 1 to 20 When the AK HC3800 camera is used This do...

Page 18: ...K is selected operation is performed in accordance with the external control signals which are input to AUX of the CCU Selection range 0 8 1 0 LINK When the AK HC3800 camera is used This does not operate and is displayed because the function is not available VFMD Setting of viewfinder s angle of view When the AK HC3500A AK HC3500 camera is used This is used to set the angle of view of the camera v...

Page 19: ...tput selection This does not operate and is displayed because the function is not available SYNC Sync waveform addition setting This does not operate and is displayed because the function is not available TYPE Analog sync waveform setting This does not operate and is displayed because the function is not available HD H COARS Horizontal sync signal phase coarse adjustment When the AK HC3500A AK HC3...

Page 20: ...ge When the AK HC3500A AK HC3500 camera is used ADVANCE 0H 0H_SD This cannot be selected when 50i 25p is fixed to 0H when 24p and is fixed to 0H_SD when 24PsF When the AK HC3800 camera is used ADVANCE 0H 0H_SD Fixed to 0H when 720p Example of screen display SYSTEM 3 3 SYSTEM 3 3 TALK OFF INCOM1 TALK OFF INCOM2 MIC1 GAIN MIC1 AMP MIC2 GAIN MIC2 AMP VerG0 00 00 0 00 TALK OFF INCOM1 TALK OFF INCOM2 E...

Page 21: ...ened by two stops when a lens extender has been inserted Selection range NORM ON When the AK HC3800 camera is used This does not operate and is displayed because the function is not available Ext Comp LVL Auto iris level compensation when Ext Comp switch is at ON When the AK HC3500A AK HC3500 camera is used This is used to adjust the amount of auto iris level compensation when the Ext Comp switch ...

Page 22: ... value This is used to set the position where the master pedestal is to be converged when auto setup has been started Adjustment range 0 0 to 7 5 FILTER Auto setup filter setting This is used to set the operation of the ND CC filter AK HC3500A AK HC3500 and ND filter AK HC3800 when auto setup has been started REF Operation starts with the filter which has been set in the reference file CURRENT Aut...

Page 23: ...DARK DTL CORNER SOURCE CLIP CLIP DTL KNEE DTL KNEE KDTL KDTL CRSP KDTL FREQ V DTL H DTL CRISP PEAK FREQ 22 22 3 17 3 M PED SHUTTER M GAIN 0 100 0dB The HD DETAIL switch will now be used as an example to describe the LCD menu When the HD DTL control item selector switch is pressed what is shown in the example in the figure above appears on the LCD display The MPED SHUTTER and GAIN statuses are disp...

Page 24: ...itches light When a switch with a lighted lamp is pressed and its lamp is turned off the corresponding camera is no longer subject to the ALL function When the lamp of the ALL switch is off the MSU s camera operations performed for the cameras selected by the camera selector switches are valid unless otherwise specified When the switch is pressed again while its lamp is lighted the ALL function is...

Page 25: ...the CCU s rear panel The switches are self illuminating and the lighting of the lamp of a switch indicates that the switch has been selected CLOSE switch lamp lighted Camera video output when the lens is closed BAR switch lamp lighted Color bar signal output TEST switch lamp lighted Test signal output 18 Automatic adjustment switch AUTO This is used to automatically adjust the camera video output ...

Page 26: ...switches R G B SEQ ENC When the AK HC3500A AK HC3500 camera is used These are used to select what is to be displayed on the waveform monitor WFM and picture monitor PM The output mode can be changed by selecting the MONI LINK settings on the SYSTEM screen If MONI LINK is set to ON the monitor display is also switched temporarily in linkage with the R G and B shading switches when BLACK SHADING and...

Page 27: ...he table below shows the correlation between the modes and the numerical values displayed MODE SHUTTER SYNCHRO Adjustment range SHUTTER OFF OFF 59 94i 100 120 125 250 500 1000 1500 2000 50i 60 100 125 250 500 1000 1500 2000 23 98p 29 97p 25p 48 50 60 96 100 120 250 500 ON 59 94i 61 7 to 6130 50i 51 5 to 6250 23 98p 24 7 to 3000 29 97p 30 8 to 3750 25p 25 7 to 3130 MODE SHUTTER SYNCHRO Adjustment r...

Page 28: ...switches ND 1 2 3 4 5 When the AK HC3500A AK HC3500 camera is used These are the ND filter selector switches The filter setting can be changed when the HEAD switch lamp is off When the lamp of the HEAD switch is lighted only the ND filter position is displayed ND 1 CAP ND 2 Through green light emitted ND 3 1 4 ND 4 1 16 ND 5 1 64 When the AK HC3800 camera is used This cannot be selected because th...

Page 29: ...her than 15 Lighted The setting of the lens extender is other than 15 Off This indicates that the lens extender is not being used or that the extender function is not available With AK HC3800 the lens shrinker display x0 8 LED does not light Note 32 Iris f number indicator This indicates the lens f number 33 Iris rotary encoder IRIS This is used to adjust the iris level of the lens When the auto i...

Page 30: ...13 Reserved 2 Reserved 14 Reserved 3 Reserved 15 Reserved 4 Reserved 16 Reserved 5 Reserved 17 Reserved 6 Reserved 18 Reserved 7 Reserved 19 Reserved 8 Reserved 20 Reserved 9 Reserved 21 Reserved 10 Reserved 22 Reserved 11 Reserved 23 Reserved 12 Reserved 24 Reserved Do not connect anything to the reserved pins Note 42 AUX connector AUX This connector is for future expansion Made by Hirose HDEB 9S...

Page 31: ... FORMAT YES NO FILE LOAD STORE NO CARD 2nd hierarchical level FILE SEL GET FILE PUT FILE EXECUTE SCENE FileName CURRENT SCENE1 to 8 YES REF CURRENT REF1 to 3 LENS LENS01 to 16 3rd hierarchical level EXECUTE YES NO 4th hierarchical level STATUS LOADING COMPLETE INCOMPLETE When STORE is selected as the MODE item setting 1st hierarchical level STATUS MODE MAIN MENU READY FORMAT YES LOAD STORE NO CARD...

Page 32: ...rd the data loaded from the SD card is saved to CURRENT of the AK HC3800 The composition of the SD memory card sub menu is shown below Do not perform the LOAD and STORE operations for the SD memory card while another operation is being performed Composition of SD memory card sub menu When LOAD is selected as the MODE item setting 1st hierarchical level STATUS MODE MAIN MENU READY FORMAT YES NO FIL...

Page 33: ...es When the AK HC3800 camera is used Up to four SCENE files up to three REF files and up to thirty two LENS files can be stored on the SD memory card SP 4 H p 5 I q 6 J r 7 K _ s 8 L SP t 9 M a u N b v O c w P d x Q e y R f z S g T h A U i B V j C W k 0 D X l 1 E Y m 2 F Z n 3 G o When settings have been set to ON or OFF or other changes have been made to settings from another peripheral device wh...

Page 34: ...XECUTE STATUS MODE MAIN MENU READY FORMAT YES M PED SHUTTER M GAIN 0 100 0dB Screen 2 1 To screen 2 2 To main menu screen To screen 1 1 when the SD memory card is ejected The FORMAT LOAD or STORE changes to the following When FORMAT is selected To screen 2 1 When LOAD is selected To screen 3 1 When STORE is selected To screen 4 1 LOAD is the default setting for the SD memory card sub menu 3 When t...

Page 35: ... the SD memory card has been inserted FORMAT is selected as the MODE setting and the cursor is at the fourth hierarchical level SD CARD STATUS MODE MAIN MENU EXECUTE EXECUTE YES NO STATUS STATUS FORMATTING M PED SHUTTER M GAIN 0 100 0dB Screen 2 4 This does not light and operating it has no effect during formatting To screen 2 1 when COMPLETE or INCOMPLETE FORMATTING is displayed during formatting...

Page 36: ...n 3 1 When STORE is selected To screen 4 1 To screen 1 1 when the SD memory card is ejected 2 When the SD memory card is inserted and LOAD is selected as the MODE setting but there are no files SD CARD STATUS MODE MAIN MENU FILE SEL GET FILE PUT FILE EXECUTE STATUS MODE MAIN MENU NO FILE LOAD YES M PED SHUTTER M GAIN 0 100 0dB Screen 3 2 The FORMAT LOAD or STORE changes to the following When FORMA...

Page 37: ...EXECUTE FILE SEL GET FILE PUT FILE EXECUTE SCENE FileName SCENE1 YES M PED SHUTTER M GAIN 0 100 0dB Screen 3 3 Both the top and the bottom are changed using the rotary encoder Only the bottom is changed using the rotary encoder Only the bottom is changed using the rotary encoder To screen 3 1 To screen 3 4 4 When the SD memory card has been inserted LOAD is selected as the MODE setting in the file...

Page 38: ...MENU FILE SEL GET FILE PUT FILE EXECUTE FILE SEL SCENE ACT SCENE M PED SHUTTER M GAIN 0 100 0dB Screen 3 6 Only the bottom is changed using the rotary encoder To screen 3 1 While any of the scene files 1 to 8 are lighted SCENE cannot be selected and an alarm is displayed In all other cases this error display does not appear Errors such as the one above are displayed only under the conditions descr...

Page 39: ... the top and the bottom are changed using the rotary encoder If files of the type selected at FILE SEL have been stored SCENE 1 to SCENE 8 and other FILE No SEL settings are displayed for the top while their filenames are displayed for the bottom If no files have been stored NO FILE is displayed The files are displayed in the sequence of their file numbers In the case of a LENS file filename is ch...

Page 40: ...ENE1 to 8 REF file REFNAME1 to 3 SD CARD STATUS MODE MAIN MENU FILE SEL PUT FILE FILE NAME POSITION EXECUTE FILE NAME POSITION EXECUTE FileName YES M PED SHUTTER M GAIN 0 100 0dB Screen 4 3 To screen 4 2 To screen 4 4 The character selected blinking position for the filename on the left can be moved to left or right using the rotary encoder The letters among the characters selected for the bottom ...

Page 41: ...FILE SEL PUT FILE FILE NAME POSITION EXECUTE EXECUTE YES NO STATUS STATUS STORING M PED SHUTTER M GAIN 0 100 0dB Screen 4 5 This does not light and operating it has no effect during storing To screen 4 3 when COMPLETE or INCOMPLETE STORING is displayed during storing COMPLETE is displayed when storing is completed successfully INCOMPLETE is displayed when an error occurred during storing ...

Page 42: ...AD YES STORE 2nd hierarchical level File No SEL EXECUTE LENS OFF FileName YES 3rd hierarchical level EXECUTE YES NO 4th hierarchical level STATUS LOADING COMPLETE INCOMPLETE When STORE is selected as the MODE item setting 1st hierarchical level LENS FILE MODE MAIN MENU LOAD YES STORE 2nd hierarchical level File No SEL FILE NAME POSITION EXECUTE FileName FileName YES 3rd hierarchical level EXECUTE ...

Page 43: ...IN MENU FILE No SEL EXECUTE LENS 06 EXECUTE CANON 06 YES M PED SHUTTER M GAIN 0 100 0dB Screen 5 2 Both the top and the bottom are changed using the rotary encoder To screen 5 1 The number and name of the LENS file currently in use are displayed here To screen 5 3 The files are displayed at FILE No SEL in the sequence of their numbers rather than their names Example of display LENS OFF ø LENS 01 ø...

Page 44: ...ng and the cursor is at the fourth hierarchical level LENS FILE OPERATION LENS06 CANON 06 X1 0 LENS FILE MODE MAIN MENU FILE No SEL EXECUTE EXECUTE YES NO STATUS STATUS LOADING M PED SHUTTER M GAIN 0 100 0dB Screen 5 4 The number and name of the LENS file currently in use are changed over in the COMPLETE status This does not light and operating it has no effect during loading To screen 5 2 when CO...

Page 45: ... 06 X1 0 LENS FILE MODE MAIN MENU FILE No SEL FILE NAME POSITION EXECUTE LENS 06 FILE NAME POSITION EXECUTE CANON 06 CANON 06 YES M PED SHUTTER M GAIN 0 100 0dB Screen 6 2 Both the top and the bottom are changed using the rotary encoder To screen 6 1 To screen 6 3 The letters among the characters selected for the bottom can be changed using the rotary encoder The character selected blinking positi...

Page 46: ... MENU FILE No SEL FILE NAME POSITION EXECUTE EXECUTE YES NO STATUS STATUS STORING M PED SHUTTER M GAIN 0 100 0dB Screen 6 4 This does not light and operating it has no effect during storing To screen 6 2 when COMPLETE or INCOMPLETE STORING is displayed during storing COMPLETE is displayed when storing is completed successfully INCOMPLETE is displayed when an error occurred during storing ...

Page 47: ...100 4th hierarchical level G H SAW G H PARA G V SAW G V PARA 100 to 100 100 to 100 100 to 100 100 to 100 5th hierarchical level B H SAW B H PARA B V SAW B V PARA 100 to 100 100 to 100 100 to 100 100 to 100 6th hierarchical level R GAIN G GAIN B GAIN 100 to 100 100 to 100 100 to 100 7th hierarchical level R FLARE G FLARE B FLARE 100 to 100 100 to 100 100 to 100 1 When the cursor is at the first hie...

Page 48: ...justed values are reflected in the current area of the camera s lens file and in the lens file currently in use 3 When the cursor is at the third hierarchical level on the LENS FILE EDIT sub menu LENS FILE EDIT LENS01 CANON 01 X1 0 FILE No MAIN MENU STORE CANCEL R H SAW R H PARA R V SAW R V PARA G H SAW G H PARA G V SAW G V PARA B H SAW B H PARA B V SAW B V PARA R H SAW R H PARA R V SAW R V PARA 0...

Page 49: ...0 0 4 V SAW 100 to 100 0 4 V PARA 100 to 100 0 4 BLACK SHADING G H SAW 100 to 100 0 4 H PARA 100 to 100 0 4 V SAW 100 to 100 0 4 V PARA 100 to 100 0 4 BLACK SHADING B H SAW 100 to 100 0 4 H PARA 100 to 100 0 4 V SAW 100 to 100 0 4 V PARA 100 to 100 0 4 WHITE SHADING R H SAW 100 to 100 0 4 4 4 H PARA 100 to 100 0 4 4 4 V SAW 100 to 100 0 4 4 4 V PARA 100 to 100 0 4 4 4 WHITE SHADING G H SAW 100 to ...

Page 50: ...4 4 M GAMMA 0 150 to 0 750 0 450 4 4 4 B GAMMA 75 to 75 0 4 4 4 BLK R GAM 20 to 20 4 4 4 BLK M GAM 32 to 32 4 4 4 BLK B GAM 20 to 20 4 4 4 CINE TYPE VIDEO REC FILM REC VIDEO REC 4 4 4 BLK STR L l l CINE TYPE FILM REC 0 to 30 0 4 4 4 l l CINE TYPE VIDEO REC DYNAMIC L l l CINE TYPE FILM REC 200 to 500 200 4 4 4 l l CINE TYPE VIDEO REC GAIN R GAIN 800 to 800 0 4 4 4 G GAIN 800 to 800 0 4 4 4 B GAIN 8...

Page 51: ...to 127 0 4 4 4 G_Cy SATU A 128 to 127 0 4 4 4 G_Cy PHASE A 128 to 127 0 4 4 4 Cy SATU A 128 to 127 0 4 4 4 Cy PHASE A 128 to 127 0 4 4 4 Cy_B SATU A 128 to 127 0 4 4 4 Cy_B PHASE A 128 to 127 0 4 4 4 B SATU A 128 to 127 0 4 4 4 B PHASE A 128 to 127 0 4 4 4 B_Mg SATU A 128 to 127 0 4 4 4 B_Mg PHASE A 128 to 127 0 4 4 4 Mg SATU A 128 to 127 0 4 4 4 Mg PHASE A 128 to 127 0 4 4 4 Mg_R SATU A 128 to 12...

Page 52: ...4 4 4 Ye SATU B 128 to 127 0 4 4 4 Ye PHASE B 128 to 127 0 4 4 4 Ye_G SATU B 128 to 127 0 4 4 4 Ye_G PHASE B 128 to 127 0 4 4 4 MTX 12 MEM OFF A B A 4 4 4 PRESET NORM EBU NTSC NORM 4 4 4 HD DTL V DTL 0 to 63 22 4 4 4 H DTL 0 to 63 22 4 4 4 CRISP 0 to 63 10 4 4 4 PEAK FREQ 12 4 12 5 12 7 12 9 13 0 13 3 13 6 13 9 14 2 14 6 15 0 15 5 16 1 16 7 17 3 18 0 18 6 18 8 19 0 19 2 19 5 19 9 20 3 20 9 21 5 22...

Page 53: ... 75M 4 4 4 PEAK2 OFF 1 89M 2 18M 2 56M 3 17M 4 00M 5 28M 6 75M 4 4 4 LEVEL DEP 0 to 30 4 4 4 DARK DTL 0 to 5 4 4 4 CORNER 0 to 31 4 4 4 SOURCE G R G B 2G B R 3G R G 4 4 4 CLIP 0 to 63 4 4 4 CLIP 0 to 63 4 4 4 DTL KNEE 0 to 63 4 4 4 CRM DTL 0 to 63 4 4 4 CRM CRSP 0 to 63 4 4 4 CRM RED 0 to 63 4 4 4 SKIN LEVEL LOW MID HIGH 4 4 4 ZEBRA OFF ON 4 4 PHASE 93 to 153 4 4 4 WIDTH 1 to 20 4 4 4 CRISP 0 to 7...

Page 54: ...D_V 90H 0H 0H_SD_DELAY 4 TALK OFF INCOM1 EXECUTE 4 TALK OFF INCOM2 EXECUTE 4 MIC1 GAIN 20 dB 40 dB 60 dB 60 dB 4 MIC1 AMP 20 dB to 20 dB 0 dB 4 MIC2 GAIN 20 dB 40 dB 60 dB 60 dB 4 MIC2 AMP 20 dB to 20 dB 0 dB 4 VERSION display FUNC ALC LEVEL 0 to 100 50 4 SPEED 1 to 25 15 4 WINDOW Long Full Long Wide Long Center Long Bottom Small Full Small Wide Small Center Small Bottom Long Full 4 PEAK 0 to 100 ...

Page 55: ...L SCENE REF LENS SCENE GET FILE FileName Search on SD memory card NO FILE displayed when there are no files FileName Search on SD memory card PUT FILE CURRENT SCENE1 to 8 CURRENT REF1 to 3 LENS01 to 16 Depends on the files selected at FILE SEL CURRENT CURRENT LENS01 Depends on the files selected at FILE SEL EXECUTE YES YES NO STATUS LOADING COMPLETE INCOMPLETE SD CARD When STORE is selected STATUS...

Page 56: ...UTE YES YES NO STATUS LOADING COMPLETE INCOMPLETE LENS FILE OPERATION When STORE is selected LENS FILE MODE LOAD STORE LOAD MAIN MENU YES FILE No SEL FileName FILE NAME FileName POSITION EXECUTE YES YES NO STATUS STORING COMPLETE INCOMPLETE LENS FILE EDIT FILE No FILE No MAIN MENU YES STORE YES CANCEL YES R H SAW 100 to 100 0 4 R H PARA 100 to 100 0 4 R V SAW 100 to 100 0 4 R V PARA 100 to 100 0 4...

Page 57: ...Setting status retention ON OFF SCENE REF LENS LENS FILE EDIT R GAIN 100 to 100 0 4 G GAIN 100 to 100 0 4 B GAIN 100 to 100 0 4 R FLARE 100 to 100 0 4 B FLARE 100 to 100 0 4 G FLARE 100 to 100 0 4 Tables of stored settings When using the AK HC3500A ...

Page 58: ...status retention ON OFF SCENE REF LENS BLACK SHADING R H SAW H PARA V SAW V PARA BLACK SHADING G H SAW H PARA V SAW V PARA BLACK SHADING B H SAW H PARA V SAW V PARA WHITE SHADING R H SAW 100 to 100 0 4 4 4 H PARA 100 to 100 0 4 4 4 V SAW 100 to 100 0 4 4 4 V PARA 100 to 100 0 4 4 4 WHITE SHADING G H SAW 100 to 100 0 4 4 4 H PARA 100 to 100 0 4 4 4 V SAW 100 to 100 0 4 4 4 V PARA 100 to 100 0 4 4 4...

Page 59: ... 4 GAMMA SEL HD FILMLIKE1 FILMLIKE2 FILMLIKE3 HD 4 4 4 DRS OFF ON OFF 4 4 4 EFFECT DEPTH 1 to 5 5 4 4 4 GAMMA CINE GAM SW ON R GAMMA 75 to 75 0 4 4 4 M GAMMA 0 150 to 0 750 0 450 4 4 4 B GAMMA 75 to 75 0 4 4 4 BLK R GAM 20 to 20 4 4 4 BLK M GAM 32 to 32 4 4 4 BLK B GAM 20 to 20 4 4 4 CINE TYPE VIDEO REC FILM REC VIDEO REC 4 4 4 BLK STR L l l CINE TYPE FILM REC 0 to 30 0 4 4 4 l l CINE TYPE VIDEO R...

Page 60: ...AIN B 63 to 63 0 4 4 4 B R GAIN B 63 to 63 0 4 4 4 B G GAIN B 63 to 63 0 4 4 4 MTX MEM OFF A B A 4 4 4 MTX 12 A G G_Cy Cy Cy_B B B_Mg Mg Mg_R R R_Ye Ye Ye_G G G SATU A 63 to 63 0 4 4 4 G PHASE A 63 to 63 0 4 4 4 G_Cy SATU A 63 to 63 0 4 4 4 G_Cy PHASE A 63 to 63 0 4 4 4 Cy SATU A 63 to 63 0 4 4 4 Cy PHASE A 63 to 63 0 4 4 4 Cy_B SATU A 63 to 63 0 4 4 4 Cy_B PHASE A 63 to 63 0 4 4 4 B SATU A 63 to ...

Page 61: ...3 to 63 0 4 4 4 R_Ye SATU B 63 to 63 0 4 4 4 R_Ye PHASE B 63 to 63 0 4 4 4 Ye SATU B 63 to 63 0 4 4 4 Ye PHASE B 63 to 63 0 4 4 4 Ye_G SATU B 63 to 63 0 4 4 4 Ye_G PHASE B 63 to 63 0 4 4 4 MTX 12 MEM OFF A B A 4 4 4 PRESET NORM EBU NTSC NORM 4 4 4 HD DTL V DTL 0 to 63 22 4 4 4 H DTL 0 to 63 22 4 4 4 CRISP 0 to 63 10 4 4 4 PEAK FREQ 12 4 12 5 12 7 12 9 13 0 13 3 13 6 13 9 14 2 14 6 15 0 15 5 16 1 1...

Page 62: ... B A B A B 4 4 4 SD DTL V DTL 0 to 63 3 4 4 4 H DTL 0 to 63 5 4 4 4 CRISP 0 to 63 0 4 4 4 PEAK1 1 89M 2 18M 2 56M 3 17M 4 00M 5 28M 6 75M 3 17M 4 4 4 PEAK2 OFF 1 89M 2 18M 2 56M 3 17M 4 00M 5 28M 6 75M OFF 4 4 4 LEVEL DEP 0 to 30 5 4 4 4 DARK DTL 0 to 5 1 4 4 4 CORNER SOURCE CLIP CLIP DTL KNEE CRM DTL CRM CRSP CRM RED SKIN LEVEL ZEBRA PHASE WIDTH CRISP SYSTEM CAM RCV 1 to 5 CCU RCV 1 to 5 RET1 SEL...

Page 63: ... 0 4 SD H COARS SD H FINE 1080 59 94i 720 59 94p 857 to 857 1080 50i 720 50p 863 to 863 0 4 SC COARSE SC FINE SDHD_H SDHD_V 1080 59 94i 0H ADVANCE 0H_SD_DLAY 720 59 94p 0H fixed 1080 50i 0H ADVANCE 0H_SD_DLAY 720 50p 0H fixed 0H 4 TALK OFF INCOM1 TALK OFF INCOM2 MIC1 GAIN 20 dB 40 dB 60 dB 60 dB 4 MIC1 AMP 20 dB to 20 dB 0 dB 4 MIC2 GAIN 20 dB 40 dB 60 dB 60 dB 4 MIC2 AMP 20 dB to 20 dB 0 dB 4 VER...

Page 64: ... OFF 4 SD CARD Sub MENU LENS F OPE Sub MENU LENS F EDIT Sub MENU Sub MENU LENS FILE EDIT FILE No FILE No MAIN MENU YES STORE YES CANCEL YES R H SAW 100 to 100 0 4 4 R H PARA 100 to 100 0 4 4 R V SAW 100 to 100 0 4 4 R V PARA 100 to 100 0 4 4 G H SAW 100 to 100 0 4 4 G H PARA 100 to 100 0 4 4 G V SAW 00 to 100 0 4 4 G V PARA 100 to 100 0 4 4 B H SAW 100 to 100 0 4 4 B H PARA 100 to 100 0 4 4 B V SA...

Page 65: ...00 4 4 4 V SAW 100 to 100 100 to 100 4 4 4 V PARA 100 to 100 100 to 100 4 4 4 PEDESTAL R PED 800 to 800 800 to 800 4 4 4 G PED 800 to 800 800 to 800 4 4 4 B PED 800 to 800 800 to 800 4 4 4 FLARE R FLARE 100 to 100 100 to 100 4 4 4 G FLARE 100 to 100 100 to 100 4 4 4 B FLARE 100 to 100 100 to 100 4 4 4 GAMMA CINE GAM SW OFF R GAMMA AK HC3500A l l GAMMA SEL HD 75 to 75 l l GAMMA SEL FILMLIKE1 to FIL...

Page 66: ...00 to 800 800 to 800 4 4 4 G GAIN 800 to 800 300 to 500 4 4 4 B GAIN 800 to 800 800 to 800 4 CHROMA SW OFF ON 4 LEVEL 100 to 40 4 TEMP SW OFF ON 4 VALUE 2300 to 15000 4 4 4 KNEE WHITE CLIP CINE GAM SW OFF R POINT 20 to 20 20 to 20 4 4 4 M POINT 80 0 to 110 0 80 0 to 110 0 4 4 4 B POINT 20 to 20 20 to 20 4 4 4 R SLOPE 31 to 31 31 to 31 4 4 4 M SLOPE 0 to 199 0 to 199 4 4 4 B SLOPE 31 to 31 31 to 31...

Page 67: ...4 4 4 G_Cy PHASE B 128 to 127 63 to 63 4 4 4 Cy SATU B 128 to 127 63 to 63 4 4 4 Cy PHASE B 128 to 127 63 to 63 4 4 4 Cy_B SATU B 128 to 127 63 to 63 4 4 4 Cy_B PHASE B 128 to 127 63 to 63 4 4 4 B SATU B 128 to 127 63 to 63 4 4 4 B PHASE B 128 to 127 63 to 63 4 4 4 B_Mg SATU B 128 to 127 63 to 63 4 4 4 B_Mg PHASE B 128 to 127 63 to 63 4 4 4 Mg SATU B 128 to 127 63 to 63 4 4 4 Mg PHASE B 128 to 127...

Page 68: ...A B A B 4 4 4 SD DTL V DTL 0 to 63 0 to 63 4 4 4 H DTL 0 to 63 0 to 63 4 4 4 CRISP 0 to 1023 0 to 63 4 4 4 PEAK1 1 89M 2 18M 2 56M 3 17M 4 00M 5 28M 6 75M 1 89M 2 18M 2 56M 3 17M 4 00M 5 28M 6 75M 4 4 4 PEAK2 OFF 1 89M 2 18M 2 56M 3 17M 4 00M 5 28M 6 75M OFF 1 89M 2 18M 2 56M 3 17M 4 00M 5 28M 6 75M 4 4 4 LEVEL DEP 0 to 30 0 to 30 4 4 4 DARK DTL 0 to 5 0 to 5 4 4 4 CORNER 0 to 31 4 4 SOURCE G R G ...

Page 69: ...94i 720 59 94p 857 to 857 1080 50i 720 50p 863 to 863 4 4 SC COARSE 0 to 7 4 4 SC FINE 50 to 50 4 4 SDHD_H With genlock SD input 0 to 1727 Without genlock SD input 0 to 1099 1080i 4 4 4 SDHD_V 90H 0H 0H_SD_DELAY 1080 59 94i 0H ADVANCE 0H_SD_DLAY 720 59 94p 0H fixed 1080 50i 0H ADVANCE 0H_SD_DLAY 720 50p 0H fixed 4 4 TALK OFF INCOM1 EXECUTE 4 4 TALK OFF INCOM2 EXECUTE 4 4 4 MIC1 GAIN 20 dB 40 dB 60...

Page 70: ... are no files 4 4 4 PUT FILE CURRENT SCENE1 to 8 CURRENT REF1 to 3 LENS01 to 16 Depends on the files selected at FILE SEL SCENE1 to 4 USER1 to 3 LENS01 to 32 Depends on the files selected at FILE SEL 4 4 4 EXECUTE YES YES 4 4 4 SD CARD When STORE is selected STATUS READY NO CARD READY NO CARD 4 4 4 MODE FORMAT LOAD STORE FORMAT LOAD STORE 4 4 4 MAIN MENU YES YES 4 4 4 FILE SEL CURRENT SCENE1 to 8 ...

Page 71: ...R V PARA 100 to 100 100 to 100 4 4 4 G H SAW 100 to 100 100 to 100 4 4 4 G H PARA 100 to 100 100 to 100 4 4 4 G V SAW 100 to 100 100 to 100 4 4 4 G V PARA 100 to 100 100 to 100 4 4 4 B H SAW 100 to 100 100 to 100 4 4 4 B H PARA 100 to 100 100 to 100 4 4 4 B V SAW 100 to 100 100 to 100 4 4 4 B V PARA 100 to 100 100 to 100 4 4 4 R GAIN 100 to 100 100 to 100 4 4 4 G GAIN 100 to 100 100 to 100 4 4 4 B...

Page 72: ...ted on the MSU panel display The control commands are sent to all the cameras MSU status display is changed During normal operations Control commands are sent to the camera under control How the statuses change during ALL operations ALL switch pressed ALL switch pressed After the control commands have been sent the original status is restored Operations performed by the ROP of the camera now under...

Page 73: ...e controlled using this panel are limited to the CCU control items Before disconnecting the ROP cable be certain to set CCU s camera power switch to OFF Notes Appearance Unit mm inch 4 ø5 55 2 3 16 220 8 5 8 221 8 11 16 59 5 2 5 16 75 2 15 16 264 10 3 8 246 9 11 16 9 3 8 340 13 3 8 COMMUNICATION WFM CONT AUX 12V IN TRUNK IN BREAKER SIGNAL GND 2 3 4 1 RET4 RET3 HD SD SDI IN HD SD SDI OUT RET1 RET2 ...

Page 74: ...trol RS 422 compliant Number of cameras CCUs which can be connected 12 units Operating temperature range 0 C to 40 C 32 F to 104 F Storage temperature range 20 C to 60 C 4 F to 140 F Operating ambient humidity Less than 80 Dimensions W 5 H 5 D 340 mm 5 75 mm 5 264 mm 13 3 8 inch 5 2 15 16 inch 5 10 3 8 inch Weight Approx 3 25 kg 7 2 lbs ...

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