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Operating Instructions

Camera Control Unit

Model No.

   

        AK-UCU500P

Model No.

   

        AK-UCU500PS                             

Model No.

   

        AK-UCU500E

Model No.

   

        AK-UCU500ES        

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 6)  .

W0316MN4017 -PS

VQT5M18A-4 (E)             

ENGLISH

Summary of Contents for AK-UCU500P

Page 1: ...o AK UCU500P Model No AK UCU500PS Model No AK UCU500E Model No AK UCU500ES 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 6 W0316MN4017 PS VQT5M18A 4 E ENGLISH ...

Page 2: ... wired to provide connection to the ground Wrongly wired extension cords are a major cause of fatalities The fact that the equipment operates satisfactorily does not imply that the power outlet is grounded or that the installation is completely safe For your safety if you are in any doubt about the effective grounding of the power outlet please consult a qualified electrician CAUTION Invisible Las...

Page 3: ...ch as power supply cord or plug is damaged liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture does not operate normally or has been dropped 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 acc...

Page 4: ...e pin mains plug for your safety and convenience A 13 amp fuse is fitted in this plug Should the fuse need to be replaced please ensure that the replacement fuse has a rating of 13 amps and that it is approved by ASTA or BSI to BS1362 Check for the ASTA mark or the BSI mark on the body of the fuse If the plug contains a removable fuse cover you must ensure that it is refitted when the fuse is repl...

Page 5: ...it the intended purpose of the apparatus Video signal connecting cables Use double shielded coaxial cables which are designed for 75 ohm type high frequency applications for SDI Serial Digital Interface Coaxial cables which are designed for 75 ohm type high frequency applications are recommended for analog video signals Audio signal connecting cables If your apparatus supports AES EBU serial digit...

Page 6: ... products must not be mixed with general household waste For proper treatment recovery and recycling of old products please take them to applicable collection points in accordance with your national legislation By disposing of them correctly you will help to save valuable resources and prevent any potential negative effects on human health and the environment For more information about collection ...

Page 7: ...T FORMAT HS_HDR 56 OUTPUT FORMAT HD_HDR 57 SETTING 1 2 58 SETTING 2 2 59 SD DETAIL 59 HD PHASE 60 SD PHASE 60 BAR ID 65 RETURN SELECT 66 MONITOR 67 UHD SETTING 68 UHD DETAIL 68 UHD SKIN TONE DETAIL 1 2 69 UHD SKIN TONE DETAIL 2 2 70 UHD CHROMA 70 HD DETAIL 1 2 70 HD DETAIL 2 2 71 HD SKIN TONE DTL 1 2 72 HD SKIN TONE DTL 2 2 73 HD CHROMA 73 AUDIO 74 MIC OUT 74 CCU INTERCOM TALK 74 CCU INTERCOM RECE...

Page 8: ...IP Images 118 Web Screen 120 Reference 121 Connector pin assignment table 121 Front panel 121 Rear panel 121 Front panel G L ON indicator specifications 126 Appearance 128 Specifications 129 Index 131 8 ...

Page 9: ...er countries SDHC logo is a trademark of SD 3C and LLC Other names of companies or products in this manual are either registered trademarks or trademarks of their respective owners About copyright Distributing copying disassembling reverse compiling reverse engineering and also exporting in violation of export laws of the software provided with this unit are expressly prohibited Illustrations and ...

Page 10: ... SD and SDHC memory cards SD or SDHC will be used in descriptions that refer to only one of the two card types Studio handy camera is referred to as a camera in this manual Camera control unit is referred to as a CCU in this manual Remote operation panel is referred to as an ROP in this manual Master setup unit is referred to as an MSU in this manual For the purposes of this manual the model numbe...

Page 11: ...urn inputs and prompter inputs HD SDI analog composite The unit is equipped with an HD TRUNK output LAN TRUNK connector 2 and TRUNK connector Intercom calls with the camera and microphone audio output are possible The unit also comes with tally and other system interface inputs Connecting the ROP AK HRP1000 sold separately AK HRP1005 sold separately with a multi cable sold separately allows you to...

Page 12: ...DAMAGE AND LOSS INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION DIRECT OR INDIRECT SPECIAL CONSEQUENTIAL OR EXEMPLARY ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THE PRODUCT PERSONAL INJURY OR ANY DAMAGE CAUSED BY INAPPROPRIATE USE OR NEGLIGENT OPERATION OF THE USER UNAUTHORIZED DISASSEMBLE REPAIR OR MODIFICATION OF THE PRODUCT BY THE USER INCONVENIENCE OR ANY LOSS ARISING WHEN IMAGES ARE NOT DISPLAYED DUE TO ANY REASON OR CAUSE ...

Page 13: ...amaged Memory cards Memory cards used with the unit should conform to SD or SDHC standards Be sure to use the unit to format memory cards Memory cards with the following capacity can be used with the unit SD 2 GB SDHC 4 GB to 32 GB SDXC memory cards are not supported For the latest information not described in the Operating Instructions refer to the following website http pro av panasonic net Obse...

Page 14: ...h AK UC3000 HD and SD format simultaneous operation possible when using AK HC5000 As a standard feature this unit incorporates HS high speed video signal outputs HD video signal outputs and SD video signals BAR ID display Characters can be displayed on the color bar signals so as to identify the output source of the images and then output Prompter As a standard feature the unit incorporates prompt...

Page 15: ... packaging material appropriately Power cable for AK UCU500P AK UCU500PS 1 for AK UCU500E AK UCU500ES 2 Rack mount adapters 1 2 Mounting the rack mount adapters see page 18 1 The screws for the rack mount adapters come attached to the unit 15 Introduction ...

Page 16: ...using benzine paint thinners and other volatile fluids If a chemical cleaning cloth is to be used carefully read through the precautions for its use Optical fiber multi cable When the optical fiber connectors of the optical fiber multi cable sold separately become dirty the optical signal transmission state will deteriorate Use commercially available optical connector cleaner to clean the optical ...

Page 17: ...ground contact Grounding Ground the system via the SIGNAL GND terminal on the unit A A SIGNAL GND terminal Handle carefully Dropping the unit 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...

Page 18: ...unt adapters Mounting the unit in a rack Use the unit securely mounted in a standard 19 type rack depth 600 mm 23 5 8 inches or more compliant with EIA or JIS stand ards or equivalent Securely fix the unit in place using screws that are appropriate for the rack Be sure to attach a support guide for supporting A the rear of the unit Provide a support guide that is appropriate for the rack A A Suppo...

Page 19: ...ection Use the optical fiber multi cable sold separately to connect the unit and camera Connect the unit to the ROP AK HRP1000 AK HRP1005 via a PoE compatible switching hub using LAN cables straight cables sold separately Read Network security before connecting the devices Use a switching hub with PoE support For the connection procedure see Equipment connections Equipment connections see page 20 ...

Page 20: ...perations the menu screens are displayed on the picture monitor Menu operations see page 37 Before disconnecting the cables from the camera and ROP turn off the camera s power and then turn off the unit s power When connecting the unit to the ROP using IP connection via a switching hub use a switching hub that provides PoE support When operating multiple ROPs at the same time with the unit connect...

Page 21: ...nit or ROP during standby power supply Off When power is not supplied to the camera e g CABLE OPEN status When the CABLE CONNECTION menu item is set to FIBER Lit green When communication between the camera and CCU is possible Off When communication between the camera and CCU is not possible 4 TALLY lamps The lamp remains lit while tally signals R G YL are input A C B A R tally lamp B G tally lamp ...

Page 22: ...calls between the unit and camera side SYSTEM For calling the intercom on the system side and camera side 4 PRIV indicator Lights when the PRIV SYSTEM selector switch is set to PRIV 5 PROD BOTH ENG selector switch This switch selects the party to which to speak via the intercom 6 MIC switch This switch switches the intercom microphone ON OFF Switch position ON The intercom microphone is turned on ...

Page 23: ...ER1 and USER2 buttons These buttons are used for assigning functions Function assignments are selected using SETUP in the CCU menu The following functions are pre assigned at the factory USER1 button CHARA USER2 button LOCK SETUP see page 80 4 ROP FRONT REAR selector switch This switch switches between the ROP connectors on the front and rear panels This is enabled when MAINTENANCE SETUP ROP SW is...

Page 24: ...he picture monitor via the CCU menu configurations SETTING 1 2 see page 58 This unit s analog composite signal is for use with a monitor Frame sequence locking is not applied to the BB black burst synchronization signal 4 VBS RET IN connector This connector BNC is for inputting analog composite signals for return images in SDTV format 5 HD SDI PROMPT IN and HD SDI PROMPT OUT connectors These conne...

Page 25: ...tion When a cable is connected to the loop through output connector B be sure to connect the other end of the cable to a connector A B A Reference signal input connector B Loop through output 1 When the CCU MODE is 1080 23 98psF input 1080 23 98psF 47 95 Hz tri level sync signals For details on supported sync signals for each format see Front panel G L ON indicator specifications Front panel G L O...

Page 26: ...22 and RS 232C 4 COMMUNICATION connector This connector is for connecting the intercom signals and tally signals to the external system 5 ROP connector This connector is for connecting a ROP sold separately 6 MSU connector This connector is for connecting an MSU sold separately 7 MIC1 and MIC2 connectors These connectors are for outputting the analog signals of microphones 1 and 2 of the camera Th...

Page 27: ...utton A of the ROP to display the desired information When CHARA is assigned to the USER button on the front panel of the unit AK UCU500 the same operation can also be car ried out with the USER button The camera statuses warnings and other information are cleared when the CHARA button of the ROP is held down ROP AK HRP1000 A ROP AK HRP1005 A A CHARA button 27 Picture monitor PM ...

Page 28: ...P The warning displays are cleared Warnings are automatically displayed when trouble is detected Self recovery The warning displays are cleared Press the USER1 button of this unit This is enabled when CHARA is assigned to the button When the transition source screen is displayed The display switches to the trans ition source screen When the transition source screen is not displayed The warning dis...

Page 29: ... continue operation even with the message displayed power supply to the camera may stop as a protective measure CAM OVER TEMP Due to overheating the camera turned OFF automatically as a protective measure OVER LOAD The power supply circuit load to the camera exceeded 90 POWER CONT ERROR Trouble with the power supply circuit to the camera CABLE OPEN The optical fiber multi cable is not connected CA...

Page 30: ... end of the display range the status is displayed as a flashing or F4 8 TALLY INFO E Display the R tally in two segments of the upper row and the R G or YL tally in two segments of the lower row When all R G and YL tally signals are ON the upper row is red and the left and right segments of the lower row are green and yellow respectively When the R and G tally signals are ON the upper row is red a...

Page 31: ...amera Pressing the CHARA button of the ROP from the status display screen displays the status screen TALLY INFO L Display the R tally in two segments of the upper row and the R G or YL tally in two segments of the lower row When all R G and YL tally signals are ON the upper row is red and the left and right segments of the lower row are green and yellow respectively When the R and G tally signals ...

Page 32: ... Instructions for the cam era Status displays page 2 of 5 2 5 Status2 UHD DETAIL ON UHD SKIN TONE DETAIL ON HD DETAIL ON HD SKIN TONE DETAIL ON ND FILTER CC FILTER LENS EXTENDER 1 0 AUTO IRIS ON SCENE FILE SCENE1 ASU REF USER1 ASU MODE OUT FULL Item Display range Remarks UHD DETAIL OFF ON The status of the UHD DETAIL is displayed here UHD SKIN TONE DETAIL OFF ON Indicates the status of the SKIN TO...

Page 33: ...e is displayed here The displayed abbreviations represent the following SC SIDECUT SQ SQUEEZE LB LETTERBOX UPCONVERT MODE SC SQ LB The upconversion mode is displayed here The displayed abbreviations represent the following SC SIDECUT SQ SQUEEZE LB LETTERBOX RETURN1 RET1 RET2 RET3 RET4 VBS The statuses of the input format allocations for SDI return signals 1 to 4 are displayed here RETURN2 RETURN3 ...

Page 34: ...0i HD_SDR_1080i HD_HDR_720p HD_HDR_720p SD_SDR Output format of SDI OUT8 is displayed here SDI OUTPUT8 NORMAL PM PM NORMAL The signal to be output from SDI OUT8 is displayed here 3G SDI LEVEL A LEVEL B The output format during 3G output is displayed here UHD OUTPUT FORMAT INTERLEAVE SQUARE The format INTERLEAVE or SQUARE of the UHD signals output from SDI OUT1 to SDI OUT4 is displayed here COMPOSI...

Page 35: ... displayed here Operation displays The operation displays appear at the bottom of the screen for approx 4 seconds when any of the following operations have been per formed with the operation panel of the ROP Master gain change Electronic shutter change Lens extender change Scene file change REF LOAD is changed FILTER is changed The display time can be changed from MAINTENANCE menu PM OPERATION STA...

Page 36: ...eted The display is cleared 4 seconds after the operations are completed If the operations cannot be completed they will remain displayed until the NG error items of the AUTO function are released The display time can be changed from MAINTENANCE menu PM OPERATION STATUS STATUS DISP TIME AUTO SETUP ACTIVE GAMMA OPERATION Item Display description AWB AWB OK AWB ACTIVE AWB G B R NG AWB BREAK ABB ABB ...

Page 37: ...CCU menu Menu operations While viewing the menu screen of the picture monitor operate the MENU button and SELECT dial on the front panel B A A MENU button B SELECT dial 37 CCU menu ...

Page 38: ...following procedure 1 Press the MENU button The MENU button lights and the menu TOP MENU is displayed If you press the MENU button while the menu is displayed the menu closes and the MENU button turns off TOP MENU OPERATION UHD SETTING AUDIO MAINTENANCE Press 38 CCU menu ...

Page 39: ...1 2 SYSTEM MODE OUTPUT FORMAT UHD OUTPUT FORMAT HS OUTPUT FORMAT HD OUTPUT FORMAT UHD_HDR OUTPUT FORMAT HS_HDR OUTPUT FORMAT HD_HDR SETTING SD DETAIL HD PHASE SD PHASE The setting screen one level below the selected menu item appears SETTING 1 2 COMPOSITE PM PM ANALOG PROMPT 1 OUT RETURN FS OFF TRUNK1 RS422 TRUNK2 RS422 24PsF GL MODE NORMAL MONO SW OFF HD BAR SELECT SMPTE BAR LPF 9TAP BAR USER1 10...

Page 40: ...USER2 0 BLACK SD BAR SELECT SMPTE When the setting value is confirmed and the flashing stops you can move the cursor With some menu items setting changes become effective while the setting value is in the flashing state with others changes become effective when the SELECT dial is pressed to confirm the setting value Operation with menu items that have multiple setting items on one line 1 Turn the ...

Page 41: ...ft of a menu item the cursor becomes and you can select the menu item BAR ID BAR ID SWITCH OFF BRIGHTNESS 100 ID1 POSITION V 00 H 05 ID1 0000 ID2 POSITION V 00 H 00 ID2 2222 OFFSET V 000 H 000 Text input 1 Turn the SELECT dial to move the cursor to the menu item where text is to be input and then press the SELECT dial The cursor display changes as indicated by By turning the SELECT dial you can mo...

Page 42: ...input and the flashing stops you can move the cursor If you press the SELECT dial while the cursor is on the left of a menu item the cursor becomes and you can select the menu item BAR ID BAR ID SWITCH OFF BRIGHTNESS 100 ID1 POSITION V 00 H 00 ID1 0001 ID2 POSITION V 00 H 00 ID2 2222 OFFSET V 000 H 000 NOTE Turning the SELECT dial clockwise while pressing it increases the speed at which the number...

Page 43: ...N UHD SETTING AUDIO MAINTENANCE Item Content Details page OPERATION Open the OPERATION menu screen OPERATION see page 44 UHD SETTING Open the UHD SETTING menu screen UHD SETTING see page 68 AUDIO Open the AUDIO menu screen AUDIO see page 74 MAINTENANCE Open the MAINTENANCE menu screen MAINTENANCE see page 79 43 CCU menu ...

Page 44: ... OUTPUT FORMAT HD see page 53 OUTPUT FORMAT UHD_HDR Display the OUTPUT FORMAT UHD_HDR menu OUTPUT FORMAT UHD_HDR see page 54 OUTPUT FORMAT HS_HDR Display the OUTPUT FORMAT HS_HDR menu OUTPUT FORMAT HS_HDR see page 56 OUTPUT FORMAT HD_HDR Display the OUTPUT FORMAT HD_HDR menu OUTPUT FORMAT HD_HDR see page 57 SETTING Display the SETTING menu SETTING 1 2 see page 58 SD DETAIL Display the SD DETAIL me...

Page 45: ...60 23 98p 2160 29 97psF 2160 23 98psF 2160 23PsF over59i FORMAT UHD 50 2160 50p 2160 25p 2160 25psF FORMAT HD HS 239 76 1080 239 76p 1080 239 76i FORMAT HD HS 200 1080 200p 1080 200i FORMAT HD 59 94 1080 59 94p 1 1080 59 94i 1080 23 98p over 59 94i 1080 29 97psF 1080 23 98psF 720 59 94p 480 59 94i 1080 23PsF over59i FORMAT HD 50 1080 50p 2 1080 50i 1080 25psF 720 50p 576 50i Set the format of the ...

Page 46: ...era CCU front panel and the ROP 1 AK UCU500P 500PS 2 AK UCU500E 500ES CCU MODE and FORMAT Conditions FORMAT CCU MODE SDI ANALOG OUT1 OUT2 OUT3 OUT4 OUT5 6 OUT7 OUT8 Composite PM UHD 59 94 2160 59 94p UHD 2160 59 94p 3G 1080 59 94p HD 1080i 1080 59 94i HD 720p 1080 59 94p SD 480 59 94i HD 1080i 1080 59 94i HD 720p 720 59 94p SD 480 59 94i NORMAL PM 2160 29 97p UHD 2160 29 97p HD 1080 29 97psF SD 48...

Page 47: ...F UHD_HDR 2160 29 97psF HD_HDR 1080 29 97psF HD_SDR 1080 29 97psF SD_SDR 480 59 94i HD_HDR 1080 29 97psF HD_SDR 1080 29 97psF SD_SDR 480 59 94i NORMAL PM 2160 23 98psF UHD_HDR 2160 23 98psF HD_HDR 1080 23 98psF HD_SDR 1080 23 98psF SD_SDR 480 59 94i HD_HDR 1080 23 98psF HD_SDR 1080 23 98psF SD_SDR 480 59 94i NORMAL PM 2160 23psF over59i UHD_HDR 1080 23 98psF HD_HDR 1080 23 98psF HD_SDR non selecta...

Page 48: ... 1080 200p HS 1080 50p 3G 1080 50p HD 1080i 1080 50i HD 720p 720 50p SD 576 50i 3G 1080 50p HD 1080i 1080 50i HD 720p 720 50p SD 576 50i NORMAL PM 1080 200i HS 1080 50i 3G 1080 50p HD 1080i 1080 50i HD 720p 720 50p SD 576 50i HD 1080i 1080 50i HD 720p 720 50p SD 1080 50i NORMAL PM HD HS_ HDR 239 76 1080 239 76p HS_HDR 1080 59 94p 3G_HDR 1080 59 94p HD 1080i _HDR 1080 59 94i HD 720p _HDR 720 59 94p...

Page 49: ...L PM 1080 59 94i HD 1080 59 94i SD 480 59 94i HD 1080 59 94i SD 480 59 94i NORMAL PM 1080 23 98p over 59 94i HD 1080 23 98p over59 94i SD 480 59 94i HD 1080 23 98p over 59 94i SD 480 59 94i NORMAL PM 1080 29 97psF HD 1080 29 97psF SD 480 59 94i HD 1080 29 97psF SD 480 59 94i NORMAL PM 1080 23 98psF HD 1080 23 98psF SD 480 59 94i HD 1080 23 98psF SD 480 59 94i NORMAL PM 720 59 94p HD 720 59 94p SD ...

Page 50: ...23 98psF HD_HDR 1080 23 98psF HD_SDR 1080 23 98psF SD_SDR 480 59 94i HD_HDR 1080 23 98psF HD_SDR 1080 23 98psF SD_SDR 480 59 94i NORMAL PM 720 59 94p HD_HDR 720 59 94p HD_SDR 720 59 94p SD_SDR 480 59 94i HD_HDR 720 59 94p HD_SDR 720 59 94p SD_SDR 480 59 94i NORMAL PM 480 59 94i SD_SDR 480 59 94i SD_SDR 480 59 94i NORMAL PM 1080 23psF over59i HD_HDR 1080 23 98psF HD_SDR 1080 23 98psF SD_SDR 480 59 ...

Page 51: ...E 3G SDI LEVEL A HD SDI FORMAT 1080i ___ indicates factory default settings Item Setting value Setting details SDI OUT1 UHD Displays the format of the signals to be output from 1 to 4 of the UHD HS HD SD SDI OUT con nectors Fixed SDI OUT2 SDI OUT3 SDI OUT4 SDI OUT5 6 3G HD SD Set the format of the signals to be output from 5 to 7 of the HD SD SDI OUT connectors Output selection conditions see page...

Page 52: ...SD NORMAL PM 2160 23 98p UHD HD SD HD SD NORMAL PM 2160 29 97psF UHD HD SD HD SD NORMAL PM 2160 23 98psF UHD HD SD HD SD NORMAL PM 2160 23psF over 59i UHD HD SD HD SD NORMAL PM UHD 50 2160 50p UHD 3G HD SD HD SD NORMAL PM 2160 25p UHD HD SD HD SD NORMAL PM 2160 25psF UHD HD SD HD SD NORMAL PM OUTPUT FORMAT HS This is the selection screen for the OUTPUT FORMAT HS menu OUTPUT FORMAT HS SDI OUT1 HS S...

Page 53: ...utput HD SDI FORMAT 1080i 720p Set the format for when the output format for SDI 5 to 8 is HD When CCU MODE is 1080 239 76p or 1080 200p 1080i 720p When CCU MODE is 1080 239 76i or 1080 200i 1080i fixed Output selection conditions FORMAT CCU MODE SDI ANALOG OUT1 OUT2 OUT3 OUT4 OUT5 6 OUT7 OUT8 Composite PM HD HS 239 76 1080 239 76p 1080 239 76i HS 3G HD SD HD SD NORMAL PM HD HS 200 1080 200p 1080 ...

Page 54: ...80 59 94p 3G HD SD HD SD NORMAL PM 1080 59 94i HD SD HD SD NORMAL PM 1080 23 98p over 59 94i HD SD HD SD NORMAL PM 1080 29 97psF HD SD HD SD NORMAL PM 1080 23 98psF HD SD HD SD NORMAL PM 720 59 94p HD SD HD SD NORMAL PM 480 59 94i SD SD NORMAL PM HD 50 1080 50p 3G HD SD HD SD NORMAL PM 1080 50i HD SD HD SD NORMAL PM 1080 25psF HD SD HD SD NORMAL PM 720 50p HD SD HD SD NORMAL PM 576 50i SD SD NORMA...

Page 55: ...he output format for 3G output HD SDI FORMAT 1080i 1080p 720p Set the format for when the output format for SDI 5 to 8 is HD_HDR When CCU MODE is 2160 59 94p 1080i 720p When CCU MODE is 2160 29 97p 2160 23 98p 2160 29 97psF 2160 23 98psF or 2160 23PsF over59 1080p fixed When CCU MODE is 2160 50p 1080i 720p When CCU MODE is 2160 25p or 2160 25psF 1080p fixed Output selection conditions FORMAT CCU M...

Page 56: ...HDR HD_SDR SD_SDR Set the format of the signals to be output from 8 PM of the HD SD SDI OUT connector Output selection conditions see page 56 SDI OUT8 NORM PM PM NORMAL Set the signal to be output from 8 PM of the HD SD SDI OUT connector PM Output the picture monitor images NORMAL Output the main line images 3G SDI LEVEL A LEVEL B Set the output format for 3G output HD SDI FORMAT 1080i 720p Set th...

Page 57: ...D SD SDI OUT connector Output selection conditions see page 57 SDI OUT8 NORM PM PM NORMAL Set the signal to be output from 8 PM of the HD SD SDI OUT connector PM Output the picture monitor images NORMAL Output the main line images 3G SDI LEVEL A LEVEL B Set the output format for 3G output Output selection conditions FORMAT CCU MODE SDI ANALOG OUT1 OUT2 OUT3 OUT4 OUT5 6 OUT7 OUT8 Comosite PM HD_HDR...

Page 58: ...onnector PM Output the picture monitor images NORMAL Output the main line images When SDI OUT8 is set to NORMAL in the OUTPUT FORMAT menu this will be fixed at PM to maintain the SDI OUT8 or COMPOSITE PM output picture monitor display ANALOG PROMPT 1 OUT 2 IN Set input output for the ANALOG PROMPT1 IN and ANALOG PROMPT2 IN OUT connectors When 1 OUT is selected the signal input to the ANALOG PROMPT...

Page 59: ...NVERT SC UP CONVERT SC C B SETUP COMPST ___ indicates factory default settings Item Setting value Setting details DOWN CONVERT SC SQ LB LINK Set the down convert system Down conversion mode settings see page 121 UP CONVERT SC SQ LB LINK Set the up convert system C B SETUP 1 OFF COMPST SD_SDI BOTH Set the SD signal output for use with color bar output The SETUP7 5 setting is not valid when SD_SDI i...

Page 60: ...0 Set the level of dark detail removal DARK 0 to 5 Set the level of dark detail enhancement HD PHASE This is the selection screen for the HD PHASE menu HD PHASE HD H COARSE 0 HD H FINE 0 V ADVANCE 0 ___ indicates factory default settings Item Setting value Setting details HD H COARSE 127 to 0 to 127 Make the coarse setting of the H_FINE phase used with GL HD REF HD H FINE 100 to 0 to 100 Make the ...

Page 61: ...vert SD REF When the 24PsF GL MODE setting is NORMAL this is fixed to 0H When the 24PsF GL MODE setting is ADVANCE this is fixed to 0H_SD_DLAY With 1080 59 94i 24P this is fixed to 0H With 720 59 94p and 720 50p this is fixed to 0H SCH 180 to 0 to 180 Adjust the SCH phase of VBS output SD signal phase 1080i 59 94 Hz format SD HD V item setting 0H 2 3 4 5 6 1122 1123 1124 1125 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2 3 4 5...

Page 62: ... 6 1122 1123 1124 1125 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2 3 4 5 6 GEN LOCK BB black burst signal CCU_VBS SDI SD _OUT CCU_HD_SDI_OUT HD_SDI signal 1125 59 94 I 3 58 BB black burst signal 525 59 94 I VBS SDI SD signal 525 59 94 I 1FRAM 90H HD LINE SD signal phase 1080i 50 Hz format SD HD V item setting 0H 624 625 1 2 3 4 1122 1123 1124 1125 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 624 625 1 2 3 4 GEN LOCK BB black burst signal CCU_VBS SDI SD _O...

Page 63: ...1 2 3 4 5 6 7 624 625 1 2 3 4 624 625 1 2 3 4 GEN LOCK BB black burst signal CCU_VBS SDI SD _OUT CCU_HD_SDI_OUT 4 43 BB black burst signal 626 50 I VBS SDI SD signal 626 50 I HD_SDI signal 1125 50 I 1FRAM 75H HD LINE HD signal phase 1080i 59 94 Hz format SD HD V item setting 0H 1122 1123 1124 1125 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1122 1123 1124 1125 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 624 625 1 2 3 4 GEN LOCK tri level sync signal CCU_HD...

Page 64: ... 1125 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1122 1123 1124 1125 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2 3 4 5 6 GEN LOCK tri level sync signal CCU_HD_SDI_OUT CCU_VBS SDI SD _OUT 1FRAM 90H HD LINE Tri level sync signal 1125 59 94 I HD_SDI signal VBS SDI SD signal 525 59 94 I HD signal phase 1080i 50 Hz format SD HD V item setting 0H 1122 1123 1124 1125 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1122 1123 1124 1125 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 624 625 1 2 3 4 GEN LOCK tri level sync signal...

Page 65: ...I SD HD V item setting 0H_SD_DLAY 1FRAM 75H DLY 1122 1123 1124 1125 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1122 1123 1124 1125 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 624 625 1 2 3 4 GEN LOCK tri level sync signal CCU_HD_SDI_OUT 1FRAM 75H HD LINE Tri level sync signal 1125 50 I HD_SDI signal 1125 50 I CCU_VBS SDI SD _OUT VBS SDI SD signal 626 50 I BAR ID This is the selection screen for the BAR ID menu BAR ID BAR ID SWITCH OFF BRIGHTNESS 100 ID1 P...

Page 66: ...h character in the vertical direction starting from the top left of the color bar to start dis playing the BAR ID using the font size as the reference ID2 POSITION H 0 to 15 Set the starting position horizontal for display of camera ID1 in the color bar Set from which character in the horizontal direction in the color bar to start displaying the BAR ID using the font size as the reference ID2 Spac...

Page 67: ...ation see page 67 ON can be set for R G and B simultaneously Select one of R G or B and one of SEQ or ENC When SEQ and ENC are set to ON R G and B will be set to OFF When SEQ and ENC are set to OFF R G and B will return to their previous configuration G OFF ON B OFF ON SEQ OFF ON ENC OFF ON MONITOR menu setting and operation The MONITOR menu R G B SEQ ENC operates as follows according to its setti...

Page 68: ...TAIL H 20 V 32 CRISP 5 PEAK 4 DETAIL CLIP 0 0 KNEE APERTURE LEBEL 0 DETAIL KNEE 0 LEVEL DEPENDENT SWITCH OFF LEVEL DEPENDENT 8 DARK DETAIL SWITCH OFF DARK DETAIL 0 ___ indicates factory default settings Item Setting value Setting details UHD DTL SW OFF ON Set the detail function to ON or OFF MASTER DTL 31 to 0 to 31 Set the level for H DTL and V DTL DETAIL H 00 to 20 to 63 Set the level for H DTL ...

Page 69: ... SKIN TONE CRISP 0 ___ indicates factory default settings Item Setting value Setting details SKIN TONE DETAIL OFF ON Set SKIN TONE DETAIL to ON or OFF SKIN GET MEMORY SELECT A B C Select the skin color table for the subject to which the skin tone table is applied CURSOR OFF ON Set display of the box cursor at screen center to ON or OFF POSITION H 000 00 to 100 00 Set the horizontal position of the...

Page 70: ...on Q PHASE 0 to 359 Set the Q axis phase of the skin tone specification region UHD CHROMA This is the selection screen for the UHD CHROMA menu UHD CHROMA CHROMA LEVEL SWITCH OFF CHROMA LEVEL 0 ___ indicates factory default settings Item Setting value Setting details CHROMA LEVEL SWITCH OFF ON Set chroma gain adjustment to ON or OFF CHROMA LEVEL 100 to 0 to 40 Adjust the chroma gain HD DETAIL 1 2 T...

Page 71: ...for the detail signals DETAIL GAIN 31 to 0 to 31 Set the detail signal gain in the direction DETAIL GAIN 31 to 0 to 31 to 31Set the detail signal gain in the direction DETAIL CLIP 0 to 63 Adjust detail clipping to hold down scintillation resulting from excessive detail application DETAIL CLIP 0 to 63 This limits the length of the undershoot portion of the detail edge component DETAIL SOURCE G R 2 ...

Page 72: ... TONE CRISP 0 ___ indicates factory default settings Item Setting value Setting details SKIN TONE DETAIL OFF ON Set SKIN TONE DETAIL to ON or OFF SKIN GET MEMORY SELECT A B C Select the skin color table for the subject to which the skin tone table is applied CURSOR OFF ON Set display of the box cursor at screen center to ON or OFF POSITION H 000 00 to 100 00 Set the horizontal position of the SKIN...

Page 73: ...xis phase width of the skin tone specification region Q WIDTH 0 to 255 Set the Q axis phase range of the skin tone specification region Q PHASE 0 to 359 Set the Q axis phase of the skin tone specification region HD CHROMA This is the selection screen for the HD CHROMA menu HD CHROMA CHROMA LEVEL SWITCH OFF CHROMA LEVEL 0 ___ indicates factory default settings Item Setting value Setting details CHR...

Page 74: ...CATION see page 76 INTERCOM1 Display the INTERCOM1 menu INTERCOM1 see page 76 INTERCOM2 Display the INTERCOM2 menu INTERCOM2 see page 77 PGM Display the PGM menu PGM see page 78 MIC OUT This is the selection screen for the MIC OUT menu MIC OUT MIC1 OUT GAIN 0dB LV 0dB MIC2 OUT GAIN 0dB LV 0dB ___ indicates factory default settings Item Setting value Setting details MIC1 OUT GAIN 0dB 4dB This switc...

Page 75: ...EIVE CCU INCOM VR MIN MD MUTE PGM VR MIN MODE MUTE CCU INCOM OUT GAIN Normal ENG MIX CH2 OFF PROD MIX CH2 OFF PGM1 MIX CH2 OFF PGM2 MIX CH2 OFF ___ indicates factory default settings Item Setting value Setting details CCU INCOM VR MIN MODE MUTE MIN_GAIN Set the minimum intercom volume level PGM VR MIN MODE MUTE MIN_GAIN Set the minimum PGM volume level CCU INCOM OUT GAIN Normal Boost Switch the in...

Page 76: ...e standby intercom to ON or OFF 1 The default setting varies depending on adjustment at the factory COMMUNICATION This is the selection screen for the COMMUNICATION menu COMMUNICATION INCOM1 ENG PROD ENG INCOM2 ENG PROD PROD PRIV SYSTEM SW ENG ___ indicates factory default settings Item Setting value Setting details INCOM1 ENG PROD ENG PROD Set the intercom 1 voice line of the communication connec...

Page 77: ...ancellation level CLRCOM INPUT LEVEL 40dB to 0dB to 20dB 1dB Step Set the clear com intercom 1 input volume CLRCOM OUTPUT LEVEL 40dB to 0dB to 20dB 1dB Step Set the clear com intercom 1 output volume CLRCOM CANCEL LEVEL 20dB to 20dB 1 1dB Step Adjust the clear com intercom 1 I O cancellation signal level RTS CLRCOM LOAD ON OFF Switch ON or OFF for the intercom 1 RTS CLRCOM 200 Ω load 1 The default...

Page 78: ...20dB Set the clear com intercom 2 output volume CLRCOM CANCEL LEVEL 20dB to 20dB 1 Adjust the clear com intercom 2 I O cancellation signal level RTS CLRCOM LOAD ON OFF Switch ON or OFF for the intercom 2 RTS CLRCOM 200 Ω load 1 The default setting varies depending on adjustment at the factory PGM This is the selection screen for the PGM menu PGM PGM1 GAIN 0dB PGM1 LEVEL 0dB PGM2 GAIN 0dB PGM2 LEVE...

Page 79: ...lay the ND CC NAME menu ND CC NAME 1 2 see page 82 NETWORK 1 Display the NETWORK menu NETWORK see page 84 VERSION Display the VERSION menu VERSION see page 84 PM VIEW SETTING Display the PM VIEW SETTING menu PM VIEW SETTING 1 2 see page 85 PM OPERATION STATUS Display the PM OPERATION STATUS menu PM OPERATION STATUS see page 86 SYSTEM 1 Display the SYSTEM menu SYSTEM see page 87 SD CARD 1 Display t...

Page 80: ...e power of the viewfinder REMOTE Turns on in the same state as when the CCU power was turned OFF SETUP This is the selection screen for the SETUP menu SETUP IRIS SCALE FULL CABLE CONNECTION HYBRID USER BUTTON1 CHARA USER BUTTON2 MENU USER1 LOCK ROP SW REAR ONLY TALLY MAKE PANEL LED BRIGHT 3 7SEG BRIGHT 8 LAN TRUNK 1Gbps ___ indicates factory default settings Item Setting value Setting details IRIS...

Page 81: ...th a 2 2 K resistor through a protective diode The maximum current is 20 mA or less V When voltage is applied to the TALLY IN H terminal TALLY is ON and when voltage is not applied TALLY is OFF Connect TALLY IN C to GND A resistor of about 12 4 kΩ is inserted between TALLY IN H and TALLY IN C The maximum voltage that can be applied is 24 V and the maximum current is 20 mA PANEL LED BRIGHT 1 to 3 t...

Page 82: ...f the waveform monitor you can load the waveform monitor s waveform display settings MONITOR menu setting Preset setting numbers of waveform monitor R Preset1 B Preset2 G Preset3 R B G Preset4 R B R G B G SEQ Preset5 ENC Preset6 For details on the controls that correspond to the preset numbers set on the waveform monitor consult your dealer ANALOG GAIN This is the selection screen for the ANALOG G...

Page 83: ... name maximum 5 characters of ND filter 4 1 16 The name set here is displayed in the status display STATUS3 Characters which can be used Alphanumeric characters spaces _ ND FILTER_5 NAME 5 characters Factory setting 5 Set the name maximum 5 characters of ND filter 5 1 64 The name set here is displayed in the status display STATUS3 Characters which can be used Alphanumeric characters spaces _ ND CC...

Page 84: ... GATEWAY 192 168 0 1 HTTP PORT 00080 ROP PORT 49152 SET EXECUTE MAC ADDRESS FF FF FF FF FF FF ___ indicates factory default settings Item Setting value Setting details IP ADDRESS Factory setting 192 168 0 20 Set the IP address Select and set each set of three digits with the cursor SUBNETMASK Factory setting 255 255 255 0 Set the subnet mask DEFAULT GATEWAY Factory setting 192 168 0 1 Set the defa...

Page 85: ...TEMP VALUE ON ___ indicates factory default settings Item Setting value Setting details CAMERA NO ON OFF Set display of the camera number on the picture monitor to ON or OFF CAM MODE ON OFF Set display of the camera format on the picture monitor to ON or OFF SCENE FILE No ON OFF Set display of the scene file number on the picture monitor to ON or OFF SHUTTER ON OFF Set display of the shutter value...

Page 86: ...t is notified by the camera on the picture monitor PM OPERATION STATUS This is the selection screen for the PM OPERATION STATUS menu PM OPERATION STATUS STATUS DISPLAY TIME 4 MANUAL OPERATION STATUS MASTER GAIN ON SHUTTER ON LENS EXTENDER ON FILTER ON SCENE FILE ON REF LOAD ON AUTO OPERATION STATUS ON ___ indicates factory default settings Item Setting value Setting details STATUS DISPLAY TIME 0 2...

Page 87: ...sor on FACTORY INITIALIZE and press the SELECT dial FACTORY INITIALIZE NO YES appears Select YES to start initialization Controls from the camera ROP or MSU cannot be performed during initialization ROP CONNCT SERIAL FRONT REAR Displays the status of ROP connection serial connection to the unit FRONT Connection is to the front panel ROP connector REAR Connection is to the rear panel ROP connector ...

Page 88: ...en you select this the execution confirmation screen NO YES appears DATA LOAD Load the unit s setting information saved in memory card to this unit When you select this the execution confirmation screen NO YES appears LOG FILE DOWNLOAD Save CCU this unit log information to memory card When you select this the execution confirmation screen NO YES appears UPDATE Upgrade the unit s software or progra...

Page 89: ... to the memory card The memory card is likely to be defective Replace the memory card Saving and loading reference files and scene files When reference files and scene files are saved or loaded from the ROP the following data applies Menu Saved loaded data Reference file Scene file OPERATION SD DETAIL 1 SD DETAIL 1 UHD SETTING UHD DETAIL UHD SKIN TONE DETAIL UHD CHROMA HD DETAIL HD SKIN TONE DETAI...

Page 90: ...ultiple number of units the settings must be selected for each camera involved If the settings cannot be set using Easy IP Setup Software set the settings for the unit and personal computer individually in MAINTENANCE NETWORK of the CCU menu NETWORK see page 84 NOTE If after the network settings have been set another device on the same network has the same IP address the network oper ations will n...

Page 91: ... because it is not supported After the Save button is clicked it takes about 2 minutes for the settings in the unit to be completed If the AC adaptor or LAN cable is disconnected before the settings are completed the settings will be canceled In this case repeat the steps to set the settings NOTE The unit does not support IPv6 When a firewall including software has been introduced enable access to...

Page 92: ...m installation If the plug in viewer software ActiveX installation screen continues to appear when switching screens even after it is installed restart the personal computer To uninstall the plug in viewer software select Control Panel Programs Uninstall a program in Windows and remove Net work Camera View 4S A license is required for the plug in viewer software for each personal computer on which...

Page 93: ...y Windows only are indicated using Windows The Network Camera View 4S plug in viewer software must have already been installed in order to display the unit s IP videos using a personal computer which is running Windows This is not required for a personal computer which is running OS X Mac Installing the plug in viewer software see page 91 Displaying the web screen using a personal computer The pro...

Page 94: ... users receiving H 264 images and users receiving JPEG images can access the unit at the same time However depending on the settings for the Bandwidth control bit rate and Max bit rate per client the number of users who can access the unit may be limited to less than 14 A message indicating the access limit will appear if the number of users exceeds 14 When Transmission type is set to Multicast po...

Page 95: ... 95 Web Screen ...

Page 96: ... Content Details page 1 Main area IP video display area Main area IP video display area see page 97 2 Compression button Compression button see page 97 3 Stream button Stream button see page 97 4 Image quality button Image quality button see page 98 5 Image Capture Size button Image Capture Size button see page 98 6 Full screen display button SnapShot button Windows Full screen display button Snap...

Page 97: ...ving H 264 images and users receiving JPEG images can access the unit at the same time However depending on the settings for the Bandwidth control bit rate and Max bit rate per client the number of users who can access the unit may be limited to less than 14 If the maximum number of users who can access the unit has exceeded the upper limit a message advising that the unit is being accessed by mor...

Page 98: ... 1920x1080 or 1280x720 the image may be compressed depending on the size of the web browser window Image quality button These buttons appear only when JPEG images are displayed When selected images appear according to the settings configured in the Image quality JPEG settings 1 1 When selected images appear according to the settings configured for Quality1 in the Image quality JPEG settings Image ...

Page 99: ...ot Snapshot button 1 Full screen display but ton Display the image in full screen mode When the image displayed in the main area is compressed clicking this once displays the image at the correct res olution in the main area When the image is displayed at the correct resolution the image is displayed in full screen mode To return to the Live screen press the Esc key on the personal computer while ...

Page 100: ...fault settings for the user name and password are as follows User name admin Password 12345 3 Click the OK button Click OK again when the following screen appears While the initial settings remain used for the user name and password a message prompting the user to change the user name and password is displayed after authorization In order to ensure security the password for the user name of admin ...

Page 101: ...be used Half size numeric characters 0123456789 Half size alphabetical characters upper and lower cases ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz Symbols _ Automatic installation of viewer software On Off One of the following settings is selected for the automatic install ation of the plug in viewer software On The plug in viewer software is automatically installed Off The plug in view...

Page 102: ... than the specified value depend ing on the network environment resolution image quality sim ultaneous access count etc If images are not transmitted at the specified frame rate lower ing the resolution or image quality may result in transmissions closer to the specified value 1 When H 264 transmission is set to On the frame rate may be slower than the specified value in some cases Image quality J...

Page 103: ...40 360 JPEG 3 320 180 Image quality 0 Super fine 1 Fine 2 3 4 5 Normal 6 7 8 9 Low Specify the JPEG image quality 2 types for each resolution Factory settings Quality 1 5 Normal Quality 2 8 H 264 1 H 264 2 H 264 3 H 264 4 Specify the Max bit rate per client Image capture size Image quality and other settings for H 264 images Windows For details on setting the JPEG images see the following page JPE...

Page 104: ...n The H 264 images are transmitted using the HTTP port For details on setting the HTTP port number see the following page HTTP port see page 111 Off The H 264 images are transmitted using the UDP port When On is set only Unicast port AUTO can be selected as the Transmission type setting When On is set it takes a few seconds before the H 264 images are displayed When this is set to On H 264 images ...

Page 105: ...e level High Middle Low Select how much more than the Max bit rate per client value to allow for the H 264 bit rate This setting is only enabled when Transmission priority is set to Advanced VBR Control time period 1h 6h 24h 1week Select the duration for which the H 264 bit rate will be controlled Images will be transmitted so that the average transmission volume during the duration specified will...

Page 106: ...d varies depending on the resolution 160 90 64kbps to 2048kbps 320 180 640 360 64kbps to 4096kbps 1280 720 256kbps to 8192kbps 1920 1080 512kbps to 14336kbps 1920 1080 60fps 1280 720 60fps 1024kbps to 24576kbps Factory settings H 264 1 4096kbps H 264 2 1536kbps H 264 3 1024kbps H 264 4 512kbps Image quality Low Motion priority Normal Fine Image quality priority Select the image quality for H 264 i...

Page 107: ...images are not transmitted to other connected devices e g AK HRP1000 IP communication with the camera may be disabled if you transmit H 264 images to the AK HRP1000 Maximum number of simultaneous accesses Up to 14 users consisting of users receiving H 264 images and users receiving JPEG images can access the unit at the same time However depending on the settings for the Bandwidth control bit rate...

Page 108: ...tc In such cases consult your network admin istrator When displaying multicast images on a personal computer with multiple LAN cards installed disable the LAN cards that are not used for reception User mng screen The users and personal computers IP addresses that can access the unit from personal computers are registered in the User mng screen The User mng screen consists of User auth tab and Host...

Page 109: ...half size symbols If you enter a new name for a registered user and click the Set button the user information will be overwritten Password Retype password Enter the password Maximum number of characters 4 to 32 half size characters Invalid characters Full size and half size symbols Access level 1 Administrator 2 Live only Select one of the following settings as the user access level 1 Administrato...

Page 110: ... allows the user to perform all the unit s oper ations 2 Live only This access level enables only Live screen to be displayed The unit cannot be operated or set Host check You can view registered host IP addresses by clicking for Host check A host is indicated in the form of Registered IP address Access level Example 192 168 0 21 1 You can delete selected hosts IP addresses by clicking the Delete ...

Page 111: ...speed Auto The line speed is set automatically 100M Full 100 Mbps full duplex 100M Half 100 Mbps half duplex 10M Full 10 Mbps full duplex 10M Half 10 Mbps half duplex Normally it is recommended that the Auto default setting be used Max RTP packet size Unlimited 1500byte Limited 1280byte Specify whether to limit the size of RTP packets sent from the cam era when using RTP to view camera images Unli...

Page 112: ...8kbps 1024kbps 2048kbps 4096kbps 8192kbps Set the amount of data to be distributed When Bandwidth control bitrate is set to a low value the SnapShot button may not work depending on the use envir onment In such a case select JPEG with the Compression button in the Live screen and execute SnapShot when dis tributing images in the smallest resolution Easy IP Setup accommodate period 20min Unlimited ...

Page 113: ...nt Max1024 kbps Min128 kbps H 264 3 Windows Image capture size 320 180 Max bit rate per client Max1024 kbps Min128 kbps H 264 4 Windows Image capture size 160 90 Max bit rate per client Max1024 kbps Min128 kbps Network screen Max RTP packet size Limited 1280 byte HTTP max segment size MSS Limited 1280 byte Maintenance screen Among the various maintenance operations performed on this screen are sys...

Page 114: ...ir defaults admin 12345 When the initialization operation is started no operations can be undertaken for about 3 minutes The following setting items will not be returned to defaults All settings under IPv4 network HTTP port Line speed Bandwidth control bit rate Back up tab On this screen the unit s network settings can be saved to a personal computer or settings stored on a personal computer can b...

Page 115: ...e for uploading use a file downloaded with the unit Furthermore do not change the extension ndt of the downloaded file Do not turn off the unit s power during uploading Do not attempt to perform any operations during uploading Wait until uploading is completed 1 Click the Browse button of Upload and specify the downloaded software 2 Click the Execute button A message dialog box appears 3 Click the...

Page 116: ...thin 20 minutes change the IP address using the Easy IP Setup Software Is the wrong IP address being accessed Mac Using the OS X terminal execute ping c 10 IP address which has been set in this unit A reply returned from the unit signifies that there are no problems in operation If a reply is not received reboot the unit and within 20 minutes change the IP address using the Easy IP Setup Software ...

Page 117: ...ange the HTTP port number of the unit to a port number that is not filtered It is not possible to download the setting files Has the file download function been disabled Windows Perform the procedure below 1 Select Tools Internet Options in Internet Explorer 2 Click the Security tab and click the Custom level button under Security level for this zone 3 In the Security Settings dialog box select th...

Page 118: ...l computer s keyboard to request the settings to be acquired Mac The images do not update or display properly Perform the following to delete the temporary Internet files cache Windows 1 Select Tools Internet Options in Internet Explorer 2 Click the General tab and click the Delete button under Browsing history 3 In the Delete Browsing History screen select the Temporary Internet Files check box a...

Page 119: ...ccelerator function as follows This section describes the procedure for Windows 7 as an example Changing the settings may not be possible depending on your environment 1 Right click on the desktop and select Screen Resolution from the menu 2 Click Advanced settings 3 Select the Troubleshoot tab and click Change setting 4 If the User Account Control dialog box appears click Yes When logged on with ...

Page 120: ...y warning window appears click the Install button An unnecessary status bar or scroll bar is displayed in the pop up Display the Security tab on the Internet Options screen of Internet Explorer and then select Internet Click the Custom level button set Allow script initiated windows without size or position constraints to Enable under Miscellaneous and click the OK button When the warning window a...

Page 121: ...nections see page 123 2 P6 See remarks When AUX FUNCTION is set to WFM_TYPE A SD_ASPECT or WFM_TYPE B SD_ ASPECT in the MAINTENANCE menu Waveform monitor preset setting bits output Open collector output When AUX FUNCTION is set to AUDIO GAIN SD_ASPECT in the MAINTENANCE menu Camera microphone gain setting bits input Photo coupler input 3 P5 4 P4 5 P3 6 P2 7 P1 8 GND Ground 9 MODE2 Photo coupler in...

Page 122: ...t P6 P5 P4 P3 P2 P1 PRESET1 Open Open Open Open Open Shorted PRESET2 Open Open Open Open Shorted Open PRESET3 Open Open Open Shorted Open Open PRESET4 Open Open Shorted Open Open Open PRESET5 Open Shorted Open Open Open Open PRESET6 Shorted Open Open Open Open Open Shorted Shorted with pin 8 GND AUDIO GAIN settings You can control camera microphone gain from an external device Gain control setting...

Page 123: ...00 mA Max voltage 12 V 3 TRUNK connector JEY 9S 1A3F LF SN J S T Mfg Co Ltd Pin No Function Flow of signal Remarks 1 TRUNK1_TX C CAM CCU RS 422 RS 232C Selected using a menu Connect to the C side during RS 232C connections The H is open 2 TRUNK1_TX H CAM CCU 3 TRUNK1_RX H CCU CAM 4 TRUNK1_RX C CCU CAM 5 GND 6 TRUNK2_TX C CAM CCU 7 TRUNK2_TX H CAM CCU 8 TRUNK2_RX H CCU CAM 9 TRUNK2_RX C CCU CAM 4 C...

Page 124: ...Ω 4 W 1 V p p 200 Ω RTS 4 W RTS CLRCOM Selected using a menu 15 INCOM PROD OUT C CCU SYSTEM 16 INCOM PROD GND 17 INCOM PROD IN H SYSTEM CCU 18 INCOM PROD IN C SYSTEM CCU 19 PGM2 IN H SYSTEM CCU 0 dBm 20 dBm 600 Ω Selected using a menu 20 PGM2 IN C SYSTEM CCU 21 PGM2 IN GND 22 YL TALLY IN H SYSTEM CCU ON Short TTL H 24 V Example of tally input connections see page 124 OFF Open TTL L 0 V 23 YL TALLY...

Page 125: ...10P 73 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 9 6 MSU connector HR10G 10R 10SC 71 Hirose Electric Co Ltd MSU connector see page 26 Pin No Function Flow of signal 1 MSU CONT H CCU MSU 2 MSU CONT C CCU MSU 3 MSU DATA H MSU CCU 4 MSU DATA C MSU CCU 5 TALLY R CCU MSU 6 TALLY G CCU MSU 7 HEAD POWER CCU MSU 8 ALARM 1 CCU MSU 9 ALARM 0 CCU MSU 10 GND Connector of cable HR10A 10P 10P 73 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 9 7 MIC1 and MIC2 c...

Page 126: ...ctor or conversion cable will cause a failure NG Do not use a conversion connector or conversion cable on which pin 3 is shorted to pin 1 1 3 2 8 CAMERA connector AK UCU500 OPS2404 PR Tajimi Electronics Co Ltd AK UCU500S FXW 3K 93C TLM LEMO CAMERA connector see page 26 Pin No Function Flow of signal 1 Optical fiber CAM CCU 2 Optical fiber CCU CAM 3 Control line CCU CAM 4 Control line CCU CAM 5 AC ...

Page 127: ...0i 1080 23psf 525 59i 625 50i 720 59p 720 50p No input HD 1080 59 94p 1080 59 94i 1080 29 97psF 1080 23 98p over 59 94i 480 59 94i 1080 23 98psF 720 59 94p 1080 50p 1080 50i 1080 25psF 576 50i 720 50p HS 1080 239 76p 1080 200p 127 Reference ...

Page 128: ...50 1 15 16 6 1 4 10 3 3 8 5 9 1 4 424 16 5 8 88 3 7 16 22 7 8 53 2 2 1 8 TAJIMI 19 3 4 LEMO 28 1 1 8 400 15 3 4 401 15 13 16 101 4 300 11 13 16 332 13 1 16 53 2 2 1 8 40 1 9 16 190 7 1 2 320 12 5 8 19 3 4 88 3 7 16 0 5 1 32 12 5 1 2 88 5 3 1 2 12 5 1 2 128 Reference ...

Page 129: ...osite 2 lines through output of 1 and input of 2 share the connector 2 It is not terminated when the unit is turned OFF No through output Reference input BB black burst tri level 1 1 line automatic termination connect to upper connector BB signal and tri level signal automatically recog nized with loop through output Microphone output 0 dBm 600 Ω 2 lines XLR 3 pin male Communication Intercom input...

Page 130: ...burst signal and tri level sync signal of the reference input are recognized automatically 2 Depending on the setting only one of them can be selected at one time 3 IP video is cannot be transmitted when CCU MODE is set to 2160 23 98p 2160 23 98psf 1080 23 98p or 1080 23 98psF NOTE For details on the maximum lengths of connection cables consult your dealer Inrush current measured according to Euro...

Page 131: ... 7 and 8 PM 24 I INCOM LEVEL adjustment dial 22 INITIALIZE 87 INTERCOM connector 21 121 INTERCOM1 76 INTERCOM2 77 IP connection 19 IRIS 29 L LAN connector 26 LAN TRUNK connector 25 Live screen 96 M MAINTENANCE 79 Memory card access lamp 23 Memory card slot 23 Menu Displaying 38 Operations 37 39 MENU button 23 MIC connector 26 125 MIC OUT 74 MIC switch 22 MONITOR 67 MSU connector 26 125 N ND CC NAM...

Page 132: ...G 58 59 SETUP 80 Setup screen 100 SIGNAL GND terminal 26 STANDBY INTERCOM 75 START UP 79 Status 31 34 Status display screen 31 Status displays 30 STATUS indicators 22 SYSTEM 87 SYSTEM MODE 44 T TALLY lamps 21 TRUNK connector 26 123 U UHD CHROMA 70 UHD DETAIL 68 UHD SETTING 68 UHD SKIN TONE DETAIL 69 70 UHD HS HD SD SDI OUT connectors 1 to 4 24 USER1 and USER2 buttons 23 V VBS OUT connector 24 VBS ...

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