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Chapter 2 Description of Parts — Image Processing Unit AK-SHU800
Rear panel
RESERVE ROP AUX TRUNK COMMUNICATION LAN
IN
OUT
75 Ω
AUTO
HD SDI OUT HD SDI PROMPT
1 2 IN
IN
OUT
OUT
SDI OUT
OPT
AC IN 〜
SIGNAL GND
REF
1 2 3 4
AK-SHU800E
AK-SHU800PS
7 6 5 4 3
1
2
10 11 12 13 14 15
9
8
1 <HD SDI OUT 1> terminal
This is the main line output terminal dedicated for HD SDI.
<HD SDI OUT 2> terminal
This is the monitor output terminal dedicated for HD SDI.
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Use a cable that is 5C-FB or above.
2 <SDI OUT> terminal
This is the main line output terminal dedicated for 8K, 4K and HD CROP SDI
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Use a cable that is 5C-FB or above for 3G SDI.
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Use a BNC cable for 12G for 12G SDI.
3 <OPT OUT> terminal
Connect to the <OPT IN> terminal on the camera using an optical fiber cable.
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There is a protective cap on the terminal. Remove it before use.
4 <OPT IN> terminal
Connect to the <OPT OUT> terminal on the camera using an optical fiber cable.
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There is a protective cap on the terminal. Remove it before use.
5 <HD SDI PROMIT IN> terminal
These connectors are for inputting HD SDI prompter signals.
Input images can be viewed through the <HD SDI PROMPT OUT> terminal on the camera.
<HD SDI PROMIT OUT> terminal
This is active through output from the <HD SDI PROMPT IN> terminal.
6 <REF IN> terminal
This is the reference signal input connector when applying external synchronization.
BB (black burst) signals or tri-level signals can be input, and are automatically recognized.
<REF OUT> terminal
This is the loop through output from the <REF IN> terminal.
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When a cable is not connected to the <REF OUT> terminal, it automatically becomes a 75 Ω terminal. The 75 Ω terminal is released when a cable is connected.
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When a cable is connected to the <REF OUT> terminal, do not leave the connector at other end of the cable open.
7 Cooling fan
This is the unit's cooling fan.
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Do not block fans or ventilation during operation. Heat can build up internally and this may cause a fire.
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Expected life of these fans is approximately 40,000 hours. (When used at a room temperature of 25 °C ) Replace when they reach the expected life.
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Be sure to contact your dealer for the replacements.
8 AC power socket
This socket is for inputting AC power.
Connect the supplied power cable, and use a 3-prong outlet and ground the unit properly.
9 <SIGNAL GND> terminal
Connect this to the system ground.
10 <RESERVE> terminal
Not used.
11 <ROP> terminal
This terminal is for connecting a ROP (sold separately).
12 <AUX> terminal
This connector is used for controlling tally output.
13 <TRUNK> terminal
It is possible to transmit and receive camera trunk data.
14 <COMMUNICATION> terminal
This connector is for connecting the tally signal with an external system.
15 <LAN> terminal
This connector is for connecting an ROP and PC for ROI control with an IP connection.
Use a switching hub and connect using a 1000BASE-T/100BASE-TX straight cable.