Panasonic AW-RP120G Operating Instructions Manual Download

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Table of setting items (menus)

(continued)

Button

number

Menu name

Setting item

Remote camera

Initial value on

unit

(

Setting

[38]

SWAP IP

1 . CAM1

‑ ‑ ‑ .‑ ‑ ‑ .‑ ‑ ‑ .‑ ‑ ‑

…

100 . CAM100

‑ ‑ ‑ .‑ ‑ ‑ .‑ ‑ ‑ .‑ ‑ ‑

[39]

MANUAL IP

1 . CAM1

192 .168 .0 .10

…

100 . CAM100

192 .168 .0 .109

[40]

PORT NO

1 . CAM1

1 to 65535

…

100 . CAM100

1 to 65535

[41]

SW SETUP

1 . SW CTL

NoAsign

Network, NoAsign

2 . SW IP ADDRESS

192 .168 .000 .008

[42]

SW FUNCTION

1 . SWLINK

Off, On

2 . BUSCONT

Off

Off, On

3 . BUS

AUX

AUX, PVW, PinP, KEY

4 . FOCUS ASSIST

Off

Off, On

5 . CAMERA SELECT

Off

Off, On

6 . TALLY_IP

Off

Off, On

7 . P/T/Z CONTROL

CAM

CAM, SW, Button Select

8 . CAM INF

Off, On

9 . CAMINF_FORMAT

Off, On

10 . CAMINF_CNAME

Off, On

11 . CAMINF_SCENE

Off, On

12 . CAMINF_GAIN

Off, On

13 . CAMINF_SHUTER

Off, On

14 . CAMINF_IRIS

Off, On

15 . CAMINF_FILTER

Off, On

16 . CAMINF_ALARM

Off, On

[43]

SW INPUT

1 . INPUT1

CAM1

NoAsign, CAM1 to CAM100

2 . INPUT2

CAM2

3 . INPUT3

CAM3

4 . INPUT4

CAM4

5 . INPUT5

CAM5

6 . INPUT6

NoAsign

…

100 . INPUT100

NoAsign

[44]

TALLY

1 . TALLY IN1

CAM1

CAM1 to CAM100

…

10 . TALLY IN10

CAM10

[45]

GPI OUT

1 . CAM OUT1

CAM1

CAM1 to CAM100

…

10 . CAM OUT10

CAM10

[46]

SD SAVE

SAVE MODE

RPDAT

RPDAT, CAM, RPMEM, LOG

(

[47]

SD LOAD

LOAD MODE

RPDAT

RPDAT, CAM, RPMEM, UPG

(

[48]

SD DELETE

DEL MODE

RPDAT

RPDAT, CAM, RPMEM, LOG, INIT

[49]

SYSTEM

1 . INITIALIZE

ALL

ALL, SETUP

2 . SYSTEM VER

(displayed only)

3 . PROGRAM VER

(displayed only)

4 . FPGA VER

(displayed only)

[50]

ALARM

1 . POWER

ALARM, No ALARM (displayed only)

2 . CAM

###

FAN ALM, P/T ALM,

FAN ALM+P/T ALM,

No ALARM (displayed only)

…

11 . CAM

###

(

(*1) “–” indicates a setting saved to the remote camera .

A diagonal line indicates a setting that can only be displayed . It cannot be changed .

(*2) When a camera number with Serial or NoAsign set in CTRL TYPE menu [36] is selected, “CAM” and “RPMEM” are not displayed .

(*3) CAM### indicates a camera number included in the selected camera group .

Summary of Contents for AW-RP120G

Page 1: ...ons are configured Basics The Basics describes the procedure for connection with the required equipment and for installation Before installing this unit be sure to take the time to read through Basics to ensure that the unit will be installed correctly Operations and Settings this manual This Operations and Settings describes how to operate the unit and how to establish its settings ...

Page 2: ...osition 25 Controlling the peripheral devices connected to a remote camera 26 Configuring the unit operation settings 27 Enabling or disabling operation with the ENABLE buttons 27 Enabling or disabling operation of the ENABLE buttons by menu operation 28 Enabling or disabling menu operation 28 Switching the focus operation and iris operation 29 Setting the LCD panel backlight 29 Assigning function...

Page 3: ...elect ON while keeping the camera selection button held down and then press the F2 dial 1 2 CAM1 AW HE120 POWER ON Turning on the power of the cameras simultaneously with the turning on of the unit s power 1 Set the MENU button to ON 2 Open CAMERA SETUP menu 24 3 Turn the F1 dial to display the 2 AUTO ON item 2 AUTO ON On 4 Turn the F2 dial to select On and press the F2 dial The power of the remot...

Page 4: ...roximately 3 seconds the name of the remote camera is displayed on the top line of the LCD panel and POWER ON is displayed on the bottom line 2 Turn the F2 dial to select OFF while keeping the camera selection button held down and then press the F2 dial 1 2 CAM1 AW HE120 POWER OFF Turning off the power of multiple cameras 1 Set the MENU button to ON 2 Open CAMERA SETUP menu 24 3 Turn the F1 dial t...

Page 5: ...ss the button to turn on its indicator and then perform operation z z The setting value ranges of the gain pedestal R and B gain R and B pedestal detail and shutter speed differ depending on the remote camera connected For the setting value ranges of each remote camera refer to Table of setting items menus pages 53 to 55 z z Operation differs as follows when controlling AW HE60 and AW HE50 During ...

Page 6: ...ve changed The white balance must also be adjusted when using a remote camera for the first time or when a remote camera has not been used for a prolonged period of time The white balance can be adjusted automatically or manually fine adjustment after automatic adjustment and results can be stored in two memory areas A and B of the remote camera The result in a memory area can be recalled by press...

Page 7: ...t time or when a remote camera has not been used for a prolonged period of time It also needs to be adjusted when significant changes have occurred in the ambient temperature or at the change of the seasons When the camera will be used with the same settings and under the same conditions the black balance does not need to be adjusted again When the black balance is adjusted again the previous memo...

Page 8: ...he electronic shutter Step Operates the shutter at the shutter speed set in the 2 SPEED item Synchro Operates the shutter at the shutter speed set for the remote camera Set the shutter speed value for synchro mode in the OSD menu of the remote camera For details refer to the Operating Instructions for the remote camera ELC Controls the electronic shutter and automatically adjusts the light quantit...

Page 9: ...modes and operation of each mode differ depending on the model of remote camera For details refer to the Operating Instructions for the remote camera The following shows the relationship between the SCENE 1 to SCENE 4 buttons on the unit and the shooting modes of the remote camera Button on unit Remote camera shooting mode AW HE120 AW HE60 AW HE50 AK HC1500 AK HC1800 AW HE100 AW HE870 AW E860 AW E...

Page 10: ...e setting values of the remote cameras Menu display on the unit Remote camera setting values AW HE120 AK HC1500 AK HC1800 AW HE50 AW HE60 AW HE100 AW HE870 AW E860 AW E750 AW E650 AW E350 ND1 Through Clear ND2 1 4 1 4 ND3 1 16 1 16 ND4 1 64 1 64 ND2 ND3 and ND4 can be displayed by turning the F2 dial but a selection cannot be confirmed by pressing the dial Selecting an ND filter with the USER butt...

Page 11: ... down Turn counterclockwise Moves the items up 2 Turn clockwise Changes the setting in the plus direction Turn counterclockwise Changes the setting in the minus direction 3 Turning the dial changes the setting and instantaneously reflects the new value on the remote camera Turn clockwise Changes the setting in the plus direction and confirms the value Turn counterclockwise Changes the setting in t...

Page 12: ... reproduced but the R B gain values become 0 Notes PMEM button Number buttons 1 to 50 PMEM PAGE button PMEM PAGE indicators MEM SETTING button MEM DELETE button MEM STORE button MEM ENABLE button z z Changing pages Press one of the number buttons 1 to 50 to directly select any of the 50 preset memory Furthermore pressing the PMEM PAGE button to change pages allows you to operate up to 100 preset m...

Page 13: ... select the remote camera to be operated 2 Press the PMEM button to turn on its indicator 3 Hold down a number button to specify the preset number to recall The registered settings are recalled z z When the indicator of the MEM STORE button or MEM DELETE button is on preset memory is not recalled when a number button is pressed Press the PMEM button or press the MEM STORE button or MEM DELETE butt...

Page 14: ...owing two PRESET SPEED recall modes z z Move at the common PRESET SPEED set for the remote cameras z z Move at the PRESET SPEED registered for each preset number of the unit This allows the remote cameras to be operated at a different speed for each preset number depending on operation enabling video playback at a variety of speeds z z The movement speeds registered in the procedure below are regi...

Page 15: ... to a preset memory belonging to the same page number repeat steps 3 4 6 Setting the PRESET SPEED recall mode 1 Press the MENU button to turn on its indicator 2 Open CAMERA SETUP menu 24 3 Turn the F1 dial to display the 3 RECALL PST SPD item 3 RECALL PST SPD Off 4 Turn the F2 dial to select the recall mode and then press the F2 dial to confirm the selection Off Recalling preset memory moves the r...

Page 16: ...number from each remote camera Up to ten preset numbers can be registered to one group ALL Allows you to create a group by selecting the same preset number from each remote camera One preset number for each of all the remote cameras registered to the unit can be registered to one group Creating preset memory groups Registering the preset memory to recall when in SEPARATE mode 1 Press the MENU butt...

Page 17: ...he 2 PM GRP1 1 10 to 11 PM GRP1 10 10 items When the operation mode of PMEM GROUP1 is ALL The preset memory registered in the 12 PM GRP1 ALL item is recalled for all of the remote cameras registered to the unit z z Preset memory is not recalled for a remote camera for which NoAsign is set in CTRL TYPE menu 36 z z If the USER ENABLE button indicator is off operation of the PM GRP 1 to PM GRP 4 butt...

Page 18: ...t zoom and focus operations slowly Set a short recording time Execute tracing memory recalling several times to sufficiently check the operation of the remote camera before you begin operation Notes Tracing memory operation section TMEM button Number buttons 1 to 10 START button 11 STOP button 12 MEM SETTING button MEM DELETE button RESTORE button MEM STORE button MEM ENABLE button Registering tra...

Page 19: ...s returns to that of step 3 z z When the possible recording time elapses recording stops automatically At that time operations up until the point in time that recording stops are recorded Recalling tracing memory RECALL 1 Press one of the camera selection buttons CAMERA SELECT GROUP SELECT to select the remote camera to be operated 2 Press the TMEM button to turn on its indicator The tracing memor...

Page 20: ...e PAN TILT operation as is Or you can leave the data for the first half of the recorded PAN TILT operation as is and record just the second half of the operation again z z It is not possible to correct just an arbitrary section of recorded tracing memory data 1 Press one of the camera selection buttons CAMERA SELECT GROUP SELECT to select the remote camera to be controlled from the unit 2 Output t...

Page 21: ...nd the process returns to step 3 Setting the items to recall when recalling tracing memory You can select whether to recall all or only some of the items registered to tracing memory z z This function is enabled when AW HE50 AW HE60 or AW HE120 is selected Note 1 Press the MEM SETTING button The current setting appears SPEED SCOPE MODE A z z If approximately 3 seconds elapses without an operation ...

Page 22: ...e Operation is at a higher speed HI Turned counterclockwise Operation is at a lower speed LOW Setting the PAN TILT lever inclination and speed The correlation between the angle and operating speed when the PAN TILT lever is inclined can be adjusted 1 Press the MENU button 2 Open RP SETUP menu 25 3 Turn the F1 dial to display the 2 P T CURV item 2 P T CURV 1 4 Turn the F2 dial to select a setting a...

Page 23: ... direction in response to forward and backward operation of the PAN TILT lever 1 Press the MENU button 2 Open TILT DIRECTION menu 27 3 Turn the F1 dial to display the camera number for which to configure the setting 1 CAM1 NORMAL 4 Turn the F2 dial to select NORMAL or REVERSE and then press the F2 dial to confirm the selection NORMAL The remote camera moves upward when the PAN TILT lever is moved ...

Page 24: ...1 dial to display the 1 Z MIN SPEED item 1 Z MIN SPEED Off 4 Turn the F2 dial to select the correction amount and then press the F2 dial to confirm the selection z z The lowest correction amount is 1 and the highest is 8 No correction is made with the Off setting While observing the images on a monitor press the ZOOM button slowly and check whether the lens zoom starts moving smoothly Setting the ...

Page 25: ...display Off and then pressing the F2 dial to confirm the selection cancels the limiter When other remote camera 4 Press the F2 dial to confirm the setting The position in the up direction of the currently selected remote camera is set as the up limit and the limiter is enabled The setting is stored in the remote camera 3 LIMIT UP EXEC 3 LIMIT UP LIMIT ON Press the F2 dial z z If the F2 dial is tur...

Page 26: ...mally make shooting difficult Furthermore the output video becomes black and white Also refer to the Operating Instructions for the AW HE60 Note Controlling the lamp AC outlet The ON and OFF of the lamp AC outlet LAMP AC OUT of the AW PS300A can be controlled 3 Turn the F1 dial to display the 5 LAMP item 5 LAMP Off 4 Turn the F2 dial to select Off or On and then press the F2 dial to confirm the se...

Page 27: ... lighting state changes Button indicator on or blinking Operation of the corresponding functions are enabled Button indicator off Operation of the corresponding functions are disabled z z Menu operation is possible even when the MEM ENABLE button indicator is off z z The PAN TILT ENABLE button indicator blinks while the PAN TILT lever is being used to operate the switcher Operating the switcher wi...

Page 28: ...PI IN 5 is set to On 30 ms or longer the setting of the 4 ENABLE BUTTON item switches between ACTIVE and LOCK Enabling or disabling menu operation Menu operation can be enabled or disabled Disabling MENU operation 1 Press the MENU button 2 Open RP SETUP menu 25 3 Turn the F1 dial to display the 5 MENU CONTROL item 4 Turn the F2 dial to select LOCK and then press the F2 dial to confirm the selectio...

Page 29: ...ed to the value set at the time when this setting was changed to EXCHANGE STANDARD Restores the default operations of the FOCUS dial and IRIS dial Setting the LCD panel backlight The backlight of the LCD panel can be turned on or off It can also be set to turn off automatically 1 Press the MENU button 2 Open RP SETUP menu 25 3 Turn the F1 dial to display the 3 LCD BACKLIGHT item 3 LCD BACKLIGHT Of...

Page 30: ... 4 1 16 1 64 AW HE100 AW HE60 AW HE50 AW HE870 AW E860 AW E750 AW E650 AW E350 The remote camera setting is not changed even if a USER button with a function assigned is pressed SWLINK BUSCONT FASSIST CAMSEL CAMINF TALLY_IP Assign these functions when using the function for linking with a switcher Setting linking with a switcher page 31 Setting the functions for when the unit is linked with the sw...

Page 31: ...will correspond to the image inputs of the switcher 1 Press the MENU button 2 Open SW INPUT menu 43 3 Turn the F1 dial to display the input signal of the switcher to be set 1 INPUT1 CAM1 Input signal Select from 1 INPUT1 to 100 INPUT100 4 Turn the F2 dial to select the corresponding camera number and then press the F2 dial to confirm the selection Enabling or disabling the function for linking wit...

Page 32: ... the BUSCONT function 1 Press the MENU button 2 Open SW FUNCTION menu 42 3 Turn the F1 dial to display the 2 BUSCONT item 2 BUSCONT Off 4 Turn the F2 dial to select On or Off and then press the F2 dial to confirm the selection On Enables the BUSCONT function Off Disables the BUSCONT function z z Enabling and disabling the BUSCONT function can be assigned to a USER button Open USER BUTTON menu 35 d...

Page 33: ...ssigned to a USER button Open USER BUTTON menu 35 display one of the 1 USER1 to 8 USER8 items and set FASSIST z z When the USER button with FASSIST assigned is pressed the operation is as follows Button indicator on Switches the images of the AUX bus output from the switcher to the images of the remote camera selected with the unit Button indicator off Switches the images of the AUX bus output fro...

Page 34: ...ows you to change the switcher settings with the PAN TILT lever and ZOOM button Button Select Allows you to select the operation target of the PAN TILT lever and ZOOM button remote cameras or switcher by pressing the PAN TILT ENABLE button or FOCUS ZOOM IRIS ENABLE button For each of the setting values above the lighting state of the button indicator changes as follows when the PAN TILT ENABLE but...

Page 35: ...utton indicator off Disables the CAM INF function Selecting the remote camera setting information to superimpose on the images output from the switcher 1 Press the MENU button 2 Open SW FUNCTION menu 42 3 Turn the F1 dial to display any of the 9 CAMINF_ FORMAT to 16 CAMINF_ALARM items 9 CAMINF_FORMAT On 16 CAMINF_ALARM On 9 CAMINF_FORMAT 1 Video format This is left blank when the video format of t...

Page 36: ...g data is target for SAVE and LOAD z z Tracing memory data All data of camera numbers CAM1 to CAM10 z z PRESET SPEED PRESET SPEED values set for all preset numbers of camera numbers CAM1 to CAM100 z z SAVE and LOAD are not possible with the CAM item of a camera connected via a serial connection z z Preset memory data is not included in RPMEM Therefore when a different remote camera than the one wh...

Page 37: ...amera selection buttons CAMERA SELECT GROUP SELECT to select a remote camera 2 Press the MENU button to turn on its indicator 3 Open SD SAVE menu 46 SAVE MODE RPDAT 4 Turn the F1 dial to select the type of data to save to the memory card and then press the F1 dial to confirm the selection The file name assigned automatically in accordance with the selected data type is displayed on the second line...

Page 38: ...z z When loading completes COMPLETE appears z z When loading fails LOAD ERROR appears Save the data to the memory card again and then execute loading again If loading is still not possible replace the memory card z z When UPG is selected as the data type and then LOAD is executed the unit needs to be restarted after loading of the data completes Turn the unit s power off and then back on Note Dele...

Page 39: ... tally lamp Refer to the Operating Instructions for the corresponding model Registering the camera numbers that will correspond to the TALLY inputs 1 Press the MENU button 2 Open TALLY menu 44 3 Turn the F1 dial to select the TALLY input connector number 1 TALLY IN1 CAM1 Input connector number Select form TALLY IN1 to TALLY IN10 4 Turn the F2 dial to select the corresponding camera number and then...

Page 40: ...rm No ALARM When the power supply is trouble free ALARM When trouble has occurred with the power supply Select 2 CAM to 11 CAM 1 Displays the alarm information for camera numbers included in the currently selected camera group No ALARM Trouble free FAN ALM Trouble has occurred with the cooling fan P T ALM Trouble has occurred with the pan tilt operation FAN ALM P T ALM Trouble has occurred with th...

Page 41: ...ber Menu name Setting item INITIALIZE ALL SETUP 24 CAMERA SETUP 1 CAM POWER 2 AUTO ON 3 RECALL PST SPD 4 TALLY OUT 25 RP SETUP 1 FOCUS IRIS 2 P T CURV 3 LCD BACKLIGHT 4 ENABLE BUTTON 5 MENU CONTROL 6 GLOBAL AREA 7 IP ADDRESS 8 SUBNETMASK 9 GATEWAY 11 PORT CAM1 to 20 PORT CAM10 26 PAN DIRECTION 1 CAM1 to 100 CAM100 27 TILT DIRECTION 1 CAM1 to 100 CAM100 28 ZOOM DIRECTION 1 CAM1 to 100 CAM100 29 FOC...

Page 42: ... press the F2 dial to confirm the selection INITIALIZE is executed ALL Restores all settings to the factory default state executes INITIALIZE SETUP Restores only some settings to the factory default state executes INITIALIZE z z The unit needs to be rebooted after selecting ALL and then executing INITIALIZE Turn the power off and then back on Note Returning the unit to the factory default state IN...

Page 43: ...en collector output Status operation 23 GPI OUT 2 Remote camera selection 1 11 GPI OUT 3 Remote camera selection 2 24 GPI OUT 4 Remote camera selection 3 12 GPI OUT 5 Alarm 25 GND GND 13 NC GND GPI OUT Example of GPI OUT connection Ensure that the conditions given below are satisfied Withstand voltage Max 24 V DC Current Max 50 mA AW RP120 Max current 50 mA Max voltage 24 V Example of TALLY IN and...

Page 44: ... TXD OUT 4 DTR 5 GND 6 DSR 7 RTS 8 CTS 9 TO PAN TILT HEAD 1 to 5 connectors RJ 45 Connect remote cameras with support for a serial connection to these connectors using LAN cables Connect them with straight cables category 5 or better shielded cable Pin number Signal name Description of signal 1 GND Frame ground 2 TALLY Tally output open collector 3 TXD Send data 4 RXD Receive data 5 RXD Receive da...

Page 45: ...ection describes how to install Setup Software 1 Insert the CD ROM supplied with the unit into the CD ROM drive of the personal computer on which the application is going to be installed 2 Copy the entire folder containing Setup Software on the CD ROM to the hard disk drive of the personal computer 3 Double click RP120Tool exe in the copied Setup Software folder to start Setup Software Configuring...

Page 46: ...ectly connecting the personal computer to the unit use a crossover cable category 5 or better shielded cable z z When connecting via a switching hub use a straight cable category 5 or better shielded cable Personal computer Personal computer Switching hub LAN cable straight cable LAN cable crossover cable LAN cable straight cable ...

Page 47: ...r the IP addresses of units to be set from Setup Software The units registered here can be selected from the list box on the Setting tab Up to five units can be registered 1 Enter the IP addresses in the IP ADDRESS boxes In the RP1 to RP5 boxes enter the IP addresses of the AW RP120 to register 2 Click Set button 3 In the list box on the Setting tab select the AW RP120 whose data is to be referenc...

Page 48: ...he display of the corresponding item will be Serial but the setting will not be reflected on the unit Click the REFRESH button to acquire the values set on the unit and match the display values to those values Note 6 CAMERA NAME Displays the names of the cameras set on the remote cameras They are displayed for the remote cameras in the currently selected group For remote cameras with a serial conn...

Page 49: ...gs are confirmed and the IP addresses of the remote cameras and switcher are updated If you click CANCEL button the settings are not reflected 15 KEEP button Executes KEEP IP ADR in AUTO IP menu 37 of the unit When you click KEEP button the link setting targets camera numbers and switcher corresponding to the remote cameras and switcher newly detected by the unit are displayed in yellow If you cli...

Page 50: ...to set 3 In the Old Password box enter the password set on the unit Entered characters are displayed as z z 12345 is set by default 4 In the New Password box enter the new password to set Entered characters are displayed as 5 In the Retype New Password box enter the same password as you entered in step 4 Entered characters are displayed as 6 Click the SET button The user name and password are set ...

Page 51: ...IDE end side the output images do not change even if the lever is operated Preset memory z z The preset numbers that can be registered and recalled are PMEM 1 to PMEM 9 page number Page 1 z z PRESET SCOPE and PRESET SPEED cannot be set Tracing memory The start position cannot be stored in TMEM10 SD card SAVE and LOAD of the CAM item cannot be executed USER buttons If the following settings are ass...

Page 52: ... 12 dB 15 dB 18 dB AW HE2 AW HE100 Auto 0 dB to 12 dB 1 step 15 dB 18 dB AW HE870 Auto 6 dB to 18 dB 1 step AW E860 AW E750 AW E650 Auto 0 dB to 30 dB N Eye L N Eye N Eye H AW E350 Auto 0 dB to 30 dB N Eye AK HC1500 AK HC1800 LOW MID HIGH S GAIN1 S GAIN2 S GAIN3 DETAIL button DETAIL AW HE2 Other than AW HE2 Off On LEVEL AW HE120 Low High AW HE50 AW HE60 Low High AW HE2 AW HE100 0 to 14 AW HE870 Lo...

Page 53: ...FROSTER Off On 3 WIPER Off On 4 HEATER FAN Off On 5 LAMP Off On 24 CAMERA SETUP 1 CAM POWER GROUP ON GROUP OFF GROUP ON ALL OFF ALL ON 2 AUTO ON On On Off 3 RECALL PST SPD Off On Off 4 TALLY OUT Off On Off 5 HOME POSITION SET SET 25 RP SETUP 1 FOCUS IRIS STANDARD STANDARD EXCHANGE 2 P T CURV 1 1 to 5 3 LCD BACKLIGHT On On Off 60 120 180 4 ENABLE BUTTON ACTIVE ACTIVE LOCK 5 MENU CONTROL ACTIVE ACTI...

Page 54: ... PM GRP1 ALL NoAsgn NoAsgn PRE001 to PRE100 32 PM GRP2 1 PM GRP2 MODE Off Off SEPARATE ALL 2 PM GRP2 1 10 NoAsgn NoAsgn CAM001 PRE001 to CAM100 PRE100 3 PM GRP2 2 10 NoAsgn 11 PM GRP2 10 10 NoAsgn 12 PM GRP2 ALL NoAsgn NoAsgn PRE001 to PRE100 33 PM GRP3 1 PM GRP3 MODE Off Off SEPARATE ALL 2 PM GRP3 1 10 NoAsgn NoAsgn CAM001 PRE001 to CAM100 PRE100 3 PM GRP3 2 10 NoAsgn 11 PM GRP3 10 10 NoAsgn 12 P...

Page 55: ... SW INPUT 1 INPUT1 CAM1 NoAsign CAM1 to CAM100 2 INPUT2 CAM2 3 INPUT3 CAM3 4 INPUT4 CAM4 5 INPUT5 CAM5 6 INPUT6 NoAsign 100 INPUT100 NoAsign 44 TALLY 1 TALLY IN1 CAM1 CAM1 to CAM100 10 TALLY IN10 CAM10 45 GPI OUT 1 CAM OUT1 CAM1 CAM1 to CAM100 10 CAM OUT10 CAM10 46 SD SAVE SAVE MODE RPDAT RPDAT CAM RPMEM LOG 2 47 SD LOAD LOAD MODE RPDAT RPDAT CAM RPMEM UPG 2 48 SD DELETE DEL MODE RPDAT RPDAT CAM R...

Page 56: ...remote cameras Indication Description Setting CTRL TYPE The connection types for remote cameras are being changed Preset memory Indication Description CAM PMEM STORE COMPLETE Preset memory registration has completed CAM PMEM DELETE COMPLETE Preset memory deletion has completed Used by TMEM Overwriting or deletion is not possible because tracing memory is registered to the selected number button z ...

Page 57: ...icate of either the IP address of the unit or a connection destination IP address for another camera number or the switcher Unavailable network setting The entered IP address and port number cannot be set Set correct values Network settings of the unit in Basics page 27 Settings for connecting with the remote cameras and switcher in Basics page 29 Please reboot AW RP120 The unit needs to be reboot...

Page 58: ...FOCUS ASSIST 33 5 CAMERA SELECT 33 6 TALLY_IP 34 7 P T Z CONTROL 34 8 CAM INF 35 9 CAMINF_FORMAT 35 10 CAMINF_CNAME 35 11 CAMINF_SCENE 35 12 CAMINF_GAIN 35 13 CAMINF_SHUTER 35 14 CANINF_IRIS 35 15 CAMINF_FILTER 35 16 CAMINF_ALARM 35 43 SW INPUT 31 44 TALLY 39 45 GPI OUT 1 CAM OUT1 44 46 SD SAVE 37 47 SD LOAD 38 48 SD DELETE 37 38 49 SYSTEM 1 INITIALIZE 42 50 ALARM 40 x x A ABB button 7 ATW button ...

Page 59: ...tup Software 45 SHIFT button 9 17 x x T TALLY GPI 43 TMEM button 18 TO PAN TILT HEAD 1 to 5 connectors 44 Tracing memory operation section 18 x x U USER button 30 USER ENABLE button 17 27 x x W WHITE BAL A button 6 7 WHITE BAL B button 6 7 x x Z ZOOM SPEED dial 22 Index continued ...

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