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Model AW-

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Multi-Function Controller

F1101W1022

Printed in Japan
VQT9557-1

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Page 1: ...Model AW P Before attempting to connect operate or adjust this product please read these instructions completely Multi Function Controller F1101W1022 Printed in Japan VQT9557 1 P ...

Page 2: ...aterials do not obstruct the ventilation to prevent risk of electric shock or fire hazard due to overheating CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN CAUTION TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER OR BACK NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE REFER TO SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol within an equilateral triangle is intended to aler...

Page 3: ...n the AW PH500 is used Introduction O This multi function controller is used to control one or more pan tilt head systems each of which consists of a pan tilt head and convertible camera and at the same time provide video signal cable compensation It consists of a main unit which processes the signals and a control panel for operating the pan tilt head system or systems and these two parts are con...

Page 4: ...ted manually and the IRIS button s lamp flashes At the LOCK setting the position of the lens iris will not be changed even if the FOCUS IRIS dial is turned Note Set the button to the MANU position when entering the lens iris position in the TRACING PRESET MEMORY button 7 IRIS indicator This indicates the lens iris position of the pan tilt head system currently selected using 12 steps from CLOSE to...

Page 5: ...entered in the camera s memory A B When the B button is pressed the white balance status entered in the camera s memory B is established and the B button s lamp comes on If the AWC button is pressed after the B button was pressed the white balance is automatically adjusted and entered in the camera s memory B ATW When the ATW button is pressed the white balance is set to the automatic adjustment m...

Page 6: ...in or R B pedestal in the pan tilt head system currently selected Each time it is pressed the adjustment mode is set to ON or OFF in turn When the adjustment mode is set to ON the button s lamp comes on when it is OFF the lamp goes off F MENU button This is used to select ON or OFF for the setting menu mode of the pan tilt head system currently selected Each time it is pressed the menu mode is set...

Page 7: ...n is used in the pan tilt head system currently selected Each time it is pressed the function is turned ON or OFF in turn When the extender is ON the button s lamp comes on when it is OFF the lamp goes off N ND button This sets the ND filter function ON or OFF when a lens equipped with an ND filter function is used in the pan tilt head system currently selected Each time it is pressed the function...

Page 8: ...CING PRESET MEMORY buttons 1 to 50 Tracing memory or preset memory data is entered into these buttons Tracing memory 1 through 10 Preset memory 1 through 50 Note It is not possible to enter preset memory data into any button in which a tracing memory has already been entered 1 Select the pan tilt head system using the CONTROL PREVIEW MONITOR OUT SEL button 2 Select the preset memory mode using the...

Page 9: ...LE OFF ON OPERATE WIDE ZOOM FOCUS IRIS ABC ATW A B NG OK START STOP RESTORE RESET DEF WIP H F EXT ND OPTION PAN TILT SET CAMERA CONTROL TRACING PRESET MEMORY IRIS SPEED PRIORITY FOCUS BAR CAM TR PSET LOW HIGH AUTO MANU AUTO MANU LOCK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 130 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 DOWN PAN TILT FOCUS IRIS...

Page 10: ...uttons 1 to 5 AUX When buttons 1 to 5 are pressed the pan tilt head systems connected to the slots in the main unit are selected The lamps of the selected buttons come on and the video signals from the selected pan tilt head systems are output to the PREVIEW MONITOR OUT 1 to 3 connectors on the main unit When the AUX button is pressed the signals from the equipment connected to the AUX IN 75Ω conn...

Page 11: ...l the cables does not exceed 1 000 meters d TERMINATION switch This is the control signal termination switch Notes O When one control panel is connected to the main unit set both this switch and the TERMINATION switch on the main unit to the ON position O When two control panels are connected to the main unit set this switch on both panels to the ON position and set the TERMINATION switch on the m...

Page 12: ...ction The connection distance can be extended up to 1 000 meters When more than one control panel is to be connected to the main unit make sure that the total length of all the cables does not exceed 1 000 meters 6 TERMINATION switch This is the control signal termination switch Notes O When one control panel is connected to the main unit set both this switch and the TERMINATION switch on the cont...

Page 13: ...or by way of a loop through format AUX IN 75Ω connector A coaxial cable is connected to this connector to supply the line view signals etc from a special effects generator etc When the CONTROL MONITOR OUT SEL AUX button on the control panel is pressed the signals supplied to the AUX IN 75Ω connector are output from the PREVIEW MONITOR OUT 1 2 and 3 connectors PREVIEW MONITOR OUT connectors 1 2 and...

Page 14: ...end is connected to the Pb signal output connector on the pan tilt head When the AW PH350 is used as the pan tilt head a connection distance of up to 1 000 meters is possible When the AW PH600 or AW PH500 is used as the pan tilt head a connection distance of up to 800 meters is possible D G L OUT connector One end of a coaxial cable equivalent to BELDEN 8281 is connected here and the other end is ...

Page 15: ...onvert card or AW PB309 Web card optional accessories is installed in this slot signals utilizing the functions of the installed card can be output For further details refer to the operating instructions of the card concerned Notes O When an optional card is to be installed in the multi function controller the AW PB302 RGB card optional accessory must be installed in the convertible camera O A pan...

Page 16: ...zoom lens to the camera and the remote zoom focus control cable to the pan tilt head When using composite signals O The AW CA50T29 optional accessory is required to connect the convertible camera to the AW PH350 pan tilt head O To connect the main unit and pan tilt heads use two coaxial cables one for the video signals and the other for the G L signals and one 10BaseT straight cable for the camera...

Page 17: ...nal G L signal input G L through signal output AUX signal input Video monitor output Pan tilt head system control signals Pan tilt head cable AW CA50T29 for composite signal AW CA50C29 for component signals When an optional card is to be installed in the multi function controller the AW PB302 RGB card optional accessory must be installed in the convertible camera When component signals are to be u...

Page 18: ...rformed by the RS 232C RS 422 converter 1 TXD RS 422 RS 232C 2 TXD 3 RXD 1 kΩ 390 Ω 1 kΩ VCC AD7306JR 4 RXD 5 GND 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 GND COLD 2 COLD 1 HOT 1 HOT 2 1 8 CONTROL OUT TO PAN TILT HEAD 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 RXD IN TXD OUT DTR IN GND DSR OUT RTS IN CTS OUT 9 RS 232C RS 422 converter Pan tilt head To RS 232C connector Cable length Less than 10 meters Cable length Less than 800 meters RS 232C side ...

Page 19: ...ecial effects generator etc Control panel Remote control panel AW RP615 G L signal VIDEO Y Pb Pr VIDEO Y Pb Pr Video board AW PB605 AUX System tally Inter communications headset Halogen lamp Pan tilt head system Preview color monitor 75 Ω terminator Preview color monitor 75 Ω terminator Pan tilt head system control signal AC adapter AJ B75 AC adapter AW PS505 ...

Page 20: ...ange limiters upper lower left most and right most limits of rotation of the pan tilt head system Note Before installing a pan tilt head as a stand alone type set the installation direction switch inside the pan tilt head to stand alone installation Suspended installation is the factory setting If this switch is not set properly the operating directions of the pan tilt head will be reversed and th...

Page 21: ...P H F EXT ND OPTION PAN TILT SET CAMERA CONTROL TRACING PRESET MEMORY IRIS SPEED PRIORITY FOCUS BAR CAM TR PSET LOW HIGH AUTO MANU AUTO MANU LOCK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 130 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 DOWN PAN TILT FOCUS IRIS UP L R CLOSE NEAR OPEN FAR CLOSE NEAR 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 1 CONTROL PREVIEW MONITOR...

Page 22: ...ustment If precise adjustment is required perform the adjustment manually Refer to the following page C CA AB BL LE E C CO OM MP P A AU UT TO O A AD DJ JU US ST T O OK K C CA AB BL LE E C CO OM MP P A AU UT TO O A AU UT TO O A AD DJ JU US ST T C CA AB BL LE E C CO OM MP P A AU UT TO O S ST TA AR RT T n O OK K K Ke ey y C CA AB BL LE E C CO OM MP P n O OK K K Ke ey y Automatically adjusting the cab...

Page 23: ...st the luminance and chrominance signals several times to the signal waveforms shown below Note In the luminance and chrominance signal adjustments performed by the multi function controller the level cannot be reduced below the level of the input signals from the camera It may not be possible to perform these adjustments if the length of the cables from the pan tilt heads to the main unit of the ...

Page 24: ...owing item appears on the LCD panel Note When composite signals have been set as the video output signals the video output signals will be switched to component signals When another item on the menu is selected the output signals will be switched to the composite signals 7 Adjust the luminance signal using the menu setting control R in such a way that the level of the white area appearing on the w...

Page 25: ...to the pan tilt head system Alternatively when LONG has been selected the phase for the genlock signal which is supplied to the main unit is adjusted before the signal is sent to the pan tilt head system 5 Select the next pan tilt head system using the CONTROL PREVIEW MONITOR OUT SEL button and continue setting the cable length for each system concerned C CA AB BL LE E L LE EN NG GT TH H L LO ON N...

Page 26: ...T T G G L L S SE ET TT TI IN NG G n O OK K K Ke ey y Horizontal phase adjustment External sync signal Video signal Align the horizontal phase 7 Select the next pan tilt head system using the CONTROL PREVIEW MONITOR OUT SEL button and continue adjusting the horizontal phase in each system concerned CONTROL PREVIEW MONITOR OUT SEL AUX 1 2 3 4 5 TALLY TRACING MEMORY LAMP MENU LIMIT OFF LIMIT ON FULL ...

Page 27: ...ignals from the camera with the phase of the color bar signals serving as the reference Use the menu setting control L to adjust the phase in 90 degree increments and then the menu setting control R to make fine adjustments S SC C P PH HA AS SE E C CO OA AR RS SE E 1 1 F FI IN NE E 0 0 C CA AB BL LE E L LE EN NG GT TH H S SH HO OR RT T G G L L S SE ET TT TI IN NG G n O OK K K Ke ey y Subcarrier ph...

Page 28: ...he system P PE ED DE ES ST TA AL L T TO OT TA AL L 0 0 R R 0 0 B B 0 0 6 Select the next pan tilt head system using the CONTROL PREVIEW MONITOR OUT SEL button and continue adjusting the black level for each system concerned 5 IRE 0 035V or 7 5 IRE 0 050V CONTROL PREVIEW MONITOR OUT SEL AUX 1 2 3 4 5 TALLY TRACING MEMORY LAMP MENU LIMIT OFF LIMIT ON FULL EMPTY OK LCD CONTRAST CAMERA CONTROL START P...

Page 29: ...ars on the LCD panel 5 Use the menu setting control L to adjust the gain of the R red channel and use the menu setting control R to adjust the gain of the B blue channel 6 Similarly enter the conditions set for channel B using the WHITE BAL B button 7 Select the next pan tilt head system using the CONTROL PREVIEW MONITOR OUT SEL button and continue adjusting the white balance in each system concer...

Page 30: ...button to establish the MANU mode the IRIS button s lamp now goes off and use the FOCUS IRIS dial to close the lens iris 4 Press the R B GAIN PED button and set it so that the following item appears on the LCD panel 5 Use the menu setting control L to adjust the pedestal of the R red channel and use the menu setting control R to adjust the pedestal of the B blue channel 6 Select the next pan tilt ...

Page 31: ... deleted M ME EM MO OR RY Y L LE EN NG GT TH H S SE EL LE EC CT T 3 30 00 0s s M ME EM MO OR RY Y L LE EN NG GT TH H S SE EL LE EC CT T 1 15 50 0s s M ME EM MO OR RY Y L LE EN NG GT TH H S SE EL LE EC CT T 6 60 0s s M ME EM MO OR RY Y L LE EN NG GT TH H S SE EL LE EC CT T 3 30 0s s M ME EM MO OR RY Y L LE EN NG GT TH H S SE EL LE EC CT T 3 30 0s s S SI IG GN NA AL L S SE EL LE EC CT T C C V VI ID ...

Page 32: ...lect the white balance from among the A B and ATW buttons and adjust the lens iris using the FOCUS IRIS dial 5 Press the START POINT button The lamps of those buttons among TRACING PRESET MEMORY buttons 1 through 10 in which data can be entered now come on Note If any button s lamp remains off it means that data has already been entered into that button To enter data into a button whose lamp is of...

Page 33: ...RT STOP button is pressed at this point 4 Press the RESTORE button again The pan tilt head system starts performing the operations entered in the tracing memory and the RESTORE button s lamp stops flashing and comes on As with the data entry process buttons No 11 through No 30 serve as a general guideline for the time 5 The tracing memory operations are changed Note Partial changes cannot be made ...

Page 34: ... PREVIEW MONITOR OUT SEL AUX 1 2 3 4 5 TALLY TRACING MEMORY LAMP MENU LIMIT OFF LIMIT ON FULL EMPTY OK LCD CONTRAST CAMERA CONTROL START POINT R B GAIN PED WHITE BAL AWC GAIN MODE CLOSE WIDE NEAR DATA SET TR PSET M LOCK MEMORY IRIS IRIS IRIS OPEN ZOOM TELE FOCUS FAR CALL INCOM LEVEL FOCUS OPEN FAR TELE OFF ON OPERATE WIDE ZOOM FOCUS IRIS ABC ATW A B NG OK START STOP RESTORE RESET DEF WIP H F EXT N...

Page 35: ...uttons among the TRACING PRESET MEMORY buttons 1 through 50 in which data can be entered start flashing in sequence Note If a button has a lamp that remains off it means that data has already been entered into it Preset memory data cannot be entered into it 7 While the MEMORY button is held down press the button in which the preset memory data is to be entered 8 If necessary enter other shooting p...

Page 36: ...ORY LENGTH 30s HEAD SW R FUNCTION OFF VIRTUAL STUDIO MODE OFF P T SETTING PAN DIRECTION NORMAL TILT DIRECTION NORMAL ZOOM DIRECTION NORMAL FOCUS DIRECTION NORMAL SPEED SELECT PAN HIGH FAST LOW FAST SPEED SELECT TILT HIGH FAST LOW FAST SPEED SELECT ZOOM HIGH FAST LOW FAST SPEED SELECT FOCUS HIGH FAST LOW FAST SPEED WITH ZOOM POS OFF Setting menus Note The factory settings are indicated in parenthes...

Page 37: ... ZEBRA INDICATOR OFF ZEBRA L LEVEL 80 ZEBRA H LEVEL 95 SAFETY ZONE 1 EVF OUTPUT Y COMPONENT Y Pr Pb PAL OUTPUT SIGNAL CHARGE TIME AUTO AGC MAX LEVEL 18 dB PICTURE LEVEL 0 PAL AUTO IRIS LEVEL LIGHT PEAK AVG 0 PAL AUTO IRIS PEAK AVG LIGHT AREA TOP CUT PAL AUTO IRIS AREA HALOGEN SHUTTER OFF DETAIL HIGH S S FREQUENCY 60 34 Hz CHROMA LEVEL 0 HIGH LIGHT CHROMA OFF COLOR BAR SET 7 5 IRE PAL DETAIL FLESH ...

Page 38: ...r Pb This is used to set the multi function controller s input signals and output signals When the signals supplied to the multi function controller have been set to C VIDEO composite signals the output signals signals are fixed to the C VIDEO as well When the signals supplied to the multi function controller have been set to Y Pr Pb component signals either the Y Pr Pb or C VIDEO signals can be s...

Page 39: ... setting the zoom moves in the reverse directions FOCUS DIRECTION NORMAL REVERSE This item is used to select the focus operations of the lens which are to be performed by operating the dials on the top of the PAN TILT lever and ZOOM lever When NORMAL is selected the focus moves toward the far distance side when the dial is turned toward the FAR side and it moves toward the near distance side when ...

Page 40: ...This item is used to select the speed at which the pan tilt head system is to operate when DIAGONAL MOTION item has been set to ON The higher the value set the faster the speed at which the pan tilt head will operate When DIAGONAL MOTION item has been set to OFF operational speed cannot be set The operation items differ depending on the type of camera or pan tilt head used and the optional card in...

Page 41: ...troller comes with a slot into which an optional card optional accessory for additional functions can be inserted ORGB card AW PB302 OSDI card AW PB304 OSVGA convert card AW PB307 OWeb card AW PB309 The same cards can also be inserted for the AW PB605 video boards optional accessory 1 Remove the two screws followed by the blank panel 2 Align the optional card with the guides and insert it Push it ...

Page 42: ...that for the menu settings and tracing memories is stored in the main unit of the Multi Function Controller This data is saved when the power is turned off under normal conditions however it will be lost if the power is turned off after the battery is exhausted Refer replacement of the battery to qualified service personnel O Joystick replacement The joystick is a consumable part Replace the joyst...

Page 43: ...N UNIT Input connectors DC 12V IN socket XLR 4 pins CONTROL IN TO CONTROL PANEL 1 2 3 connectors RJ45 a3 Connecting cable 10BaseT straight cables UTP category 5 max 3 280 feet 1 000 meters When more than one control panel is to be connected to the main unit make sure that the total length of all the cables does not exceed 3 280 feet 1 000 meters INCOM Mini DIN 6 pins TALLY Connector board G L IN B...

Page 44: ...V Pr Pb 0 700 V Output connectors G L OUT connector BNC 75Ω output Connecting cable BELDEN 8281 max 3 280 feet 1 000 meters VIDEO Y OUT Pr OUT Pb OUT BNC a3 75Ω output 7 5 setup Composite Y 100 IRE Sync 40 IRE Burst 40 IRE Component Y 0 714 V Sync 0 286 V Pr Pb 0 700 V Cable compensation must be adjusted Other OPTION card slot Cards supported AW PB302 AW PB304 AW PB307 AW PB309 ...

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