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Help Guide

Interchangeable Lens Digital Camera

ILME-FR7 / ILME-FR7K

Noise Suppression

Sets noise suppression settings.

Hint

The [Setting(Custom)] and [Level(Custom)] settings are reflected in the [Target Display] setting.

Item

Sub-item

setting

Factory

default

Description

Setting(Custom) On / Off

Turns the noise suppression function on/off in Custom mode.

Level(Custom)

Low / Mid / High

Mid

Sets the noise suppression level in Custom mode.

Setting(Cine EI)

On / Off

Off

Turns the noise suppression function on/off in Cine EI mode.

Level(Cine EI)

Low / Mid / High

Mid

Sets the noise suppression level in Cine EI mode.

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Summary of Contents for ILME-FR7

Page 1: ...frared Remote Control Controlling a Single Unit Using a Tablet or Computer Controlling a Single Unit Using an External Remote Controller Controlling Multiple Units Using External Remote Controller Location and Function of Parts Front View Rear View Connector Block Side View Top View Bottom View Lens Support Location and Function of Parts of the Infrared Remote Control supplied Web App Screen Web A...

Page 2: ...om Lens Attaching a Lens Removing a Lens Connecting Cables Connecting the Unit to a Network Device Via Wired Connection Connecting a Power Supply Using AC Power Using PoE Power Resetting the Pan Tilt Configuring Before Shooting Initializing the Unit Using the Web App Accessing the Web App from a Web Browser Initializing the Unit Configuring Basic Operation Preparing Memory Cards Supported Memory C...

Page 3: ...on Using the Supplied Infrared Remote Control Adjusting the Zoom Setting the Zoom Type Adjusting the Zoom Using the Web App Setting the Zoom Operating Speed Adjusting the Zoom Using the Supplied Infrared Remote Control Saving Restoring the Camera Pan Tilt Zoom Position Calibrating an E Mount Lens Saving Restoring Pan Tilt Zoom Position and Focus Setting Using the Web App Renaming Position Presets ...

Page 4: ...y Focus Setting Moving the Focus Area Frame Using Touch Operation Touch Focus Area Adjusting the Auto Focus Operation AF Transition Speed AF Subject Shift Sensitivity Setting the Auto Focus Target Manually AF Assist Using the Web App Focusing Manually During Auto Focus Using the Supplied Infrared Remote Control Using Manual Focus Temporarily During Auto Focus Push Manual Focus Tracking Using Face ...

Page 5: ...en Adjusting the White Balance Automatically Adjusting the White Balance Manually Running Auto White Balance Configuring the Audio to Record Audio Configuration Screen Selecting the Audio Input Device Adjusting the Audio Recording Level Automatically Adjusting the Audio Recording Level Manually Direct Menu Operation Assignable Buttons Slow Quick Motion Recording Video Intermittently Interval Rec R...

Page 6: ...ost Production Applying a LUT to HDMI Output and Streaming Changing a LUT Changing the Distribution of Dark and Bright Areas in the Recorded Image RAW Recording Recording RAW Video Recording RAW Video in Slow Quick Motion Mode Adjusting the Bokeh Bokeh Control Function Switching the Bokeh Control Function On Off Adjusting the Degree of Bokeh Saving and Loading Configuration Data Saving and Loading...

Page 7: ...Status Uploading Using Secure FTP Configuring Streaming About Streaming Setting the Streaming Format Setting the Video Codec for Streaming Setting the Audio Codec for Streaming Starting Stopping Streaming Thumbnail Screen Playing Clips and Other Clip Operations Playing Recorded Clips Operations on Recorded Clips Camera Menu Configuration Operating the Camera Menu Operating the Camera Menu Entering...

Page 8: ... Q Motion LUT On Off Noise Suppression Flicker Reduce SteadyShot Project Menu Base Setting Rec Format Cine EI Setting Simul Rec Proxy Rec Interval Rec Picture Cache Rec SDI HDMI Rec Control Assignable Button Paint Look Menu Scene File Base Look Reset Paint Settings Black Knee 8 ...

Page 9: ...splay Users Bit HDMI TC Out Clip Name Format Update Media Format Media Media Life Monitoring Menu Output Format Display On Off Video Signal Monitor Marker Audio Menu Audio Input Audio Output Thumbnail Menu Display Clip Properties Set Clip Flag Lock Unlock Clip Delete Clip Transfer Clip 9 ...

Page 10: ...ns APR Network Menu Wired LAN File Transfer Maintenance Menu Language Clock Set Hours Meter Shooting Menu Settings and Default Values ISO Gain Settings and Default Values AGC Limit Settings and Default Values Image Quality Settings Saved for Each Shooting Mode Web Menu Configuration Web Menu Operations Shooting Menu Focus Project Menu 10 ...

Page 11: ...ec All File Paint Look Menu Base Look Pan Tilt Menu P T Speed P T Acceleration P T Range Limit P T Direction P T Preset Monitoring Menu Output Format Output Display Audio Menu Audio Input Audio Output Technical Menu Tally IR Remote Network Menu Camera Name User Wired LAN 11 ...

Page 12: ...set Information System Log HTTP Access Log Service EULA Software Connecting External Monitors and Recording Devices Operating Using an RM IP500 Remote Controller Option About Operation Using an RM IP500 Remote Controller option Connecting an RM IP500 Remote Controller Synchronizing with an External Device About Synchronizing with an External Device Synchronizing the Phase of the Video Signal Genlo...

Page 13: ...naging Editing Clips Using a Computer Outputting an Optical Fiber Signal Connecting a Tally Signal Usage Precautions Output Formats and Limitations Troubleshooting Error Warning Messages List of Menu Items Preset Position Saved Items Block Diagrams Updating E Mount Lens Software Attaching the Lens Release Button Cover Licenses Specifications Trademarks 13 ...

Page 14: ...tem configurations E mount lens 1 LA EA3 LA EA4 A mount Adaptor 2 Infrared remote control supplied 3 CFexpress Type A memory cards SDXC memory cards 4 CFexpress Type A card reader SD card reader 5 ECM 680S ECM 678 ECM 674 Microphone 6 EC 0 5X3F5M 3 pin 5 pin XLR adaptor cable is required AC adaptor supplied 7 Video monitor 8 RM IP500 Remote Controller 9 14 ...

Page 16: ...rolling a Single Unit Using the Supplied Infrared Remote Control You can control a single unit remotely using the supplied infrared remote control Video signal Signal flow 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Infrared remote control supplied 1 Video monitor 2 16 ...

Page 17: ...a Single Unit Using a Tablet or Computer You can connect a tablet or computer to the unit and then control unit using a web browser Video signal Remote control signal Signal flow 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Video monitor 1 Tablet 2 Computer 3 Access point 4 17 ...

Page 18: ...K Controlling a Single Unit Using an External Remote Controller You can control the unit remotely using a remote controller Video signal Remote control signal Signal flow 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Video monitor 1 RM IP500 Remote Controller 2 18 ...

Page 19: ...ternal Remote Controller You can control up to 100 units remotely using a single remote controller RM IP500 Video signal Remote control signal Tally contact signal Signal flow 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Video monitor 1 Video switcher 2 Ethernet hub 3 RM IP500 Remote Controller 4 19 ...

Page 20: ...This description refers to the illustration of the unit without an attached lens Camera head Note Do not subject the camera head to strong impacts 1 Recording tally lamp When configured as a recording lamp the lamp lights up red when recording to a memory card The lamp blinks when the remaining free space on the recording media is low or when an error occurs 2 20 ...

Page 21: ... Power on network not connected Blinking green Not lit Power on process in progress Lit orange Not lit Power standby state Blinking yellow Not lit Software update in progress Blinking orange slowly 2 Blinking green slowly 2 The unit cannot operate normally For details view the system log If the problem persists even after putting the unit in standby mode or turning the power off and then on again ...

Page 23: ...right 2022 Sony Corporation Camera head lock lever Locks the forward rearward movement of the camera head Note Turn off the power of the unit and lock the camera head horizontally using the pan tilt lock lever before operating the lock lever to avoid injury due to pinched fingers For details about the pan tilt lock lever see Pan tilt lock lever in Side View 1 Slide base 2 23 ...

Page 24: ... AC adaptor Note Do not use any AC adaptor other than the one provided Connecting another adaptor may cause a fire or malfunction 2 LAN network connector RJ 45 Connect a network cable category 5e or higher for network communication and PoE power supply Speed LED display status Indicates the speed of the network connection 3 PoE Power over Ethernet Plus Plus Conforms to IEEE802 3bt Type 4 Class 8 F...

Page 25: ...le retaining plate mounting screw To prevent the HDMI cable from being removed attach the supplied HDMI cable retaining plate using the supplied mounting screw M2 6 6 and attach the HDMI cable using a commercially available cable tie or band For details about attaching the HDMI cable retaining plate see Connecting Cables 6 OPTION connector Use to connect a tally signal from an external device For ...

Page 26: ...ion is disabled regardless of the switch setting For details about configuring the administrator password see Initializing the Unit Switch 4 Changes the speed of pan tilt operations sent from the infrared remote control The setting is applied immediately Setting Description OFF default Resets the network connection settings only The network settings security settings and user information user name...

Page 27: ...ontrol 13 Fan air outlet Emits heat from inside the unit Note Do not cover the air outlet Doing so may cause a malfunction Note that the area near the air outlet may become hot 14 GENLOCK connector Use to input an external sync signal For details see Synchronizing the Phase of the Video Signal Genlock 15 AUDIO IN connector XLR type 5 pin connector Use to input the signal from an external microphon...

Page 28: ...t an attached lens Pan tilt lock lever Locks the pan tilt mechanism of the unit Use in the following cases When transporting or packing the unit When attaching or removing a lens For details see Attaching a Lens or Removing a Lens When using a lens that does not support pan tilt operation such as Sony SEL100400GM SEL200600G SEL400F28GM SEL600F40GM lenses Hint The pan tilt movement can be fixed at ...

Page 29: ...unction 3 Access indicator A 4 Access indicator B Indicator is lit or blinks when recording media is inserted For details see Inserting Memory Cards 5 CFexpress Type A SD card slot A 6 CFexpress Type A SD card slot B Use for inserting recording media For details see Inserting Memory Cards 7 QR code for network connection Use when configuring initial settings For details see Accessing the Web App f...

Page 30: ...ation of the unit without an attached lens 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Screw holes for external devices 2 places Compatible with 1 4 20 UNC screws for a tripod Maximum length of 6 mm 1 4 inch 1 ɸ imager mark The imager mark is on the same plane as the image sensor To measure the distance between the unit and the subject accurately use this imager mark as a reference point 2 30 ...

Page 31: ...nting the unit on a ceiling or a shelf in a high location attach the body bracket option to the base of the unit using the six body bracket mounting screws in these screw holes For details about mounting see Mounting Upright in a High Fixed Location and Mounting on a Ceiling 1 Tripod mounting screws 2 places Used when mounting the unit on a camera tripod option 1 4 20 UNC screws of up to 5 5 mm 1 ...

Page 33: ...ort This topic describes the location and function of parts of the lens support of the unit Hint This description refers to the illustration of the unit without an attached lens Lens support rod 2 Supports the lens Can also be used for mounting general Ø15 rod accessories 1 33 ...

Page 34: ...ew clamp lever Secures the vertical position of the lens support pedestal attachment screw Hint If a clamp lever is in a position that makes it difficult to turn release the clamp lever and rotate it to an angle that will make operation easier When in the desired position close the clamp lever A Lens support pedestal attachment screw clamp lever B Lens support rod clamp lever Note To prevent the l...

Page 35: ...rared remote control supplied REC record START STOP button Press to start or stop recording 1 MENU button Press to show or hide the camera menu 2 GUI control buttons Press to perform operations in the camera menu in message dialogs that include buttons and other screen display functions 3 CANC BACK button Press to cancel a setting or to return to the previous screen of the camera menu of the unit ...

Page 36: ...osure white balance and other settings using the GUI control buttons For details about assignment using the camera menu see Assignable Buttons For details about the direct menu see Direct Menu Operation 8 power button Press to turn on the unit or to switch the power supply to standby state 9 THUMBNAIL button Displays the thumbnail screen showing the clips recorded on the memory card of the unit Fo...

Page 37: ... any batteries other than manganese or alkaline batteries as they may rupture Dispose of used batteries according to the laws and regulations of the country or region 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation 37 ...

Page 38: ...b Browser Note The Web App does not support the camera audio output When the Web App launches the following live operation screen appears Live operation screen For details about the live operation screen see Structure of the Live Operation Screen Buttons and icons common to the live operation screen and playback operation screen are displayed at the top of the screen For details about the common a...

Page 39: ... to display the playback operation screen For details about the playback operation screen see Structure of the Playback Operation Screen Settings screen Press the Settings tab to display the settings screen hereinafter referred to as the web menu 39 ...

Page 40: ...ange settings on a page that has an OK button be sure to press the OK button For details about the settings screen see Structure of the Settings Screen In this Help Guide the settings screen of the Web App is referred to as the web menu 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation 40 ...

Page 41: ...elect Power ON to turn on the power supply of the unit 2 Operation screen switching tabs Press a tab to display the corresponding operation screen Live tab Display the live operation screen Playback tab Display the playback operation screen Settings tab Display the settings screen web menu 3 Notifications mark When a message arrives the mark indication changes as shown below Notifications On Take ...

Page 42: ...ock Set the switch to the left position to control operations on the live operation screen and playback operation screen Operation Lock Set the switch to the right position to lock operations on the live operation screen and playback operation screen to prevent accidental misoperation 6 42 ...

Page 43: ...tap the thumbnail to return to the position stored in the preset For details about preset position see Saving Restoring Pan Tilt Zoom Position and Focus Setting Using the Web App 1 Camera image panel Displays the current camera image and the status of the unit It displays the same image as the HDMI output The following status is displayed above the image A red frame or green frame is also displaye...

Page 44: ...play 2 2 Recording mode slot A B Interval Rec recording interval indicator See Recording mode slot A B Interval Rec recording interval indicator in Camera Screen Display 2 3 Streaming status indicator Displayed during streaming when Stream Setting is set to SRT Caller only 2 4 RAW output operation status indicator Displays the output status of the RAW signal For details about RAW see Recording RAW...

Page 45: ... ISO Gain Setting the Base Sensitivity and Adjusting the Gain Automatically and Adjusting the Gain Manually in Adjusting the Gain Exposure Index Setting the Base Sensitivity Changing the Distribution of Dark and Bright Areas in the Recorded Image Shutter Adjusting the Shutter Automatically and Adjusting the Shutter Manually in Adjusting the Shutter Iris Adjusting the Iris Automatically and Adjusti...

Page 46: ... top Use the framing control panel to adjust the framing Press the Pan Tilt Zoom tab to display the framing control panel For details about operation see Adjusting the Framing Hint The joystick part of the framing control panel is displayed as shown below when pan tilt operation is disabled and when pan tilt initialization is required When pan tilt operation is locked using the pan tilt lock lever...

Page 47: ...GUI control panel For details about operation see Operating the Camera Menu and Playing Clips and Other Clip Operations Camera control panel Use to configure the functions required to operate the camera Switch between the screens to display using the tabs at the top For details see the description of each function Main tab Displays the setup items for frequently used functions The top and bottom s...

Page 48: ...s ISO Gain Exposure Index AE Level Zoom Speed Pan Tilt Speed Focus tab Displays the setup items related to focus Audio tab Displays the setup items related to audio Displayed according to menu settings 48 ...

Page 49: ...o streaming The items displayed will vary depending on the streaming format setting When set to SRT Caller streaming can be started stopped on this screen For details see About Streaming and other topics in Configuring Streaming Others tab Displays the setup items related to other functions 49 ...

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Page 51: ...7 ILME FR7K Structure of the Playback Operation Screen This topic describes the structure of the playback operation screen Camera image panel Displays the playback image and related information When playback is stopped the camera image screen appears 1 51 ...

Page 52: ...splays the playback control buttons Display button Press to switch between the screen display on the image Thumbnail button Displays the clips recorded on the memory card on the camera image panel as thumbnails 2 Button Function Play Pause button Plays a clip During playback pauses the clip Fast Forward button Fast Reverse button Plays a clip at high speed When the button is pressed the playback s...

Page 53: ...mbnail Screen Slot Select button Switches between the target playback media Assignable buttons Displays the assignable buttons assigned to functions of the unit For details about assignable buttons see Assignable Buttons 3 GUI control panel Use the GUI control panel to operate the camera menu clip playback and other functions For details about operation see Operating the Camera Menu and Playing Re...

Page 54: ... initial settings network settings shooting playback settings using the web menu Note In the web menu settings are not applied until you press the OK button as a general rule If you change settings on a page that has an OK button be sure to press the OK button For details about the settings screen see Web Menu and Detailed Settings 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation 54 ...

Page 55: ...camera menu is operated using the GUI control panel For details about the camera menu see Camera Menu and Detailed Settings Note When Monitoring Output Display HDMI Stream is set to Off in the web menu disables information overlay on the screen display the camera menu is no longer displayed in the camera image panel However be aware that menu operations in the GUI control panel are still active To...

Page 56: ...play On Off in the camera menu Information displayed on the screen while shooting Upload indicator remaining files indicator For details about transferring files see About File Transfer and other topics in Transferring Files 1 Focus area indicator Displays the focus area for auto focus For details about auto focus see Adjusting Automatically Using the Web App and other topics in Adjusting the Focu...

Page 57: ... eye detection AF For details about face eye detection AF see Tracking Using Face and Eye Detection Face Eye Detection AF 9 Display Meaning Focus Hold Focus Hold mode MF MF mode AF AF mode Realtime tracking AF mode Realtime tracking AF mode Display Meaning Face eye detection AF Indicates face eye detection AF is active face eye only AF Indicates face eye only AF is active saved tracking face Indic...

Page 58: ...ppears if the memory card is write protected 14 White balance mode indicator 15 Display Meaning ATW Auto mode ATW Hold Auto mode paused W P Preset mode W A Memory A mode Timecode external lock indicator time data display Displays EXT LK when locked to the timecode of an external device For details about timecode see Specifying Time Data 16 ND filter indicator For details about ND filters see Adjus...

Page 59: ... level of each channel 26 Video signal monitor Displays a waveform vectorscope and histogram The orange line indicates the set value of the brightness level marker In Cine EI mode it displays the LUT type of the signal being monitored For details see Video Signal Monitor For details about Cine EI mode see Setting the shooting mode in Configuring Basic Operation 27 Base Sensitivity indicator Base I...

Page 60: ...rmat codec indicator Displays the name of the format for recording on the memory cards Set the recording format codec using Project Rec Format Codec in the web menu or camera menu 32 Recording format frame rate and scan method indicator 33 Recording format picture size indicator Displays the picture size for recording on the memory cards Set the recording format picture size using Project Rec Form...

Page 61: ...cator 6 Media indicator A protect icon appears if the memory card is write protected 7 Time data display 8 Clip name display 9 Gamma display assist indicator 10 Audio level meter Displays the playback audio level 11 Base look recording look indicator 12 Tally indicator 13 61 ...

Page 62: ... this unit on a flat surface taking into consideration the space required for turning the lens and the wiring at the rear of the unit Note Mount it in a stable location that is not subject to vibration Locations subject to vibration may cause vibration in the image If the unit must be mounted on an inclined surface keep it within 15 of the horizontal and take measures to prevent the unit from fall...

Page 63: ...utions when Attaching Removing a Lens Checking the Lens Switches and Precautions When Using a Zoom Lens 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Do not use tripod screws for mounting the unit in a high location Note Select a tripod that will not tip over even when the lens turns 63 ...

Page 64: ...he CIB PCM1 Ceiling Bracket option to prevent the unit from falling When the unit is mounted in a high location check that the mounting has not become loose once a year Shorten the inspection interval according to the usage conditions Installation note To protect the lens and the lens connector block of the unit keep the lens cap and cover on until the lens is attached To prevent lens failure do n...

Page 65: ...of the unit A Camera head range of movement e g SEL70200GM2 with SEL20TC attached Ø340 B Ceiling bracket hole on mounting surface side Ø60 C Mounting alignment hole Note Mount it in a stable location that is not subject to vibration Locations subject to vibration may cause vibration in the image If the unit must be mounted on an inclined surface keep it within 15 of the horizontal and take measure...

Page 66: ... head pan tilt does not lock when the lock lever is in the LOCK position move the camera head manually until it locks in position Attach the body bracket to the bottom of the unit using the six supplied screws M3 8 3 66 ...

Page 67: ...Use the supplied screws The use of screws other than the supplied screws may damage the interior of the unit Attach the fall prevention wire rope to the body bracket 4 67 ...

Page 68: ...M4 8 C Wire rope metal loop Use the supplied screw The use of a screw other than the supplied screw may reduce the effectiveness of the wire rope function Attach the ceiling bracket to the surface such as a shelf where the unit will be mounted 5 68 ...

Page 69: ...es D Shelf or other mounting surface Attach the fall prevention wire rope to a point near the mounting surface Use an M5 3 16 inch hexagon socket head cap screw option and attach it to an object near the shelf or surface to which the ceiling bracket is attached 6 69 ...

Page 70: ...head cap screw M5 3 16 inch Align the 〇 screw hole at the front of the body bracket with the hole of the ceiling bracket insert the unit and temporarily fix the body bracket in the ceiling bracket by turning the unit clockwise 7 70 ...

Page 71: ...A 〇 hole B hole Attach the body bracket and ceiling bracket using the three supplied rotation lock screws M3 8 8 71 ...

Page 72: ...s securely attached The lens does not have any protection against falling Sony can assume no liability for a lens falling from the unit 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Check the mounting status Specifically check the following items Mounting screws are correctly attached Fall prevention wire rope is correctly attached and is not twisted Unit is mounted level without tilt or wobble U...

Page 73: ...ng Bracket option to prevent the unit from falling When the unit is mounted on a ceiling check that the mounting has not become loose once a year Shorten the inspection interval according to the usage conditions Installation note To protect the lens and the lens connector block of the unit keep the lens cap and cover on until the lens is attached To prevent lens failure do not hold the lens parts ...

Page 74: ...ch as concrete with sufficient strength To mount the unit on a ceiling with insufficient strength provide sufficient reinforcement Mount it in a stable location that is not subject to vibration Locations subject to vibration may cause vibration in the image If the unit must be mounted on an inclined surface keep it within 15 of the horizontal and take measures to prevent the unit from falling The ...

Page 75: ...If the camera head pan tilt does not lock when the lock lever is in the LOCK position move the camera head manually until it locks in position Attach the body bracket to the bottom of the unit using the six supplied screws M3 8 4 75 ...

Page 76: ... the supplied screws The use of screws other than the supplied screws may damage the interior of the unit Attach the ceiling bracket to a mounting plate option and then attach the plate to the ceiling 5 76 ...

Page 77: ...amera is on the opposite side of the ceiling bracket in comparison to a normal upright mounting Mount correctly by referring to the diagram indicating the mounting direction A Front for upright mounting hole orientation B Front for ceiling mounting Note The mounting surface material is the responsibility of the customer Attach the fall prevention wire rope to the ceiling 6 77 ...

Page 78: ...ope through the hole in the center of the ceiling bracket and attach it to the body bracket Route the fall prevention wire rope through the wire rope metal loop of the body bracket and attach it securely to the bracket using the supplied stainless steel screw M4 8 A Supplied wire rope B Supplied Phillips screw M4 8 C Wire rope metal loop 7 78 ...

Page 79: ...risk of damage or injury if the unit is dropped or falls Take care when wiring that electrical connectors and cables do not become short circuited by the fall prevention wire rope The mount can support a suspended mass of up to 8 8 kg 19 lb 6 4 oz including the lens To prevent the unit falling do not exceed the maximum expected mass Align the screw hole A on the body bracket with the hole B on the...

Page 80: ...w hole on the body bracket B Screw hole on the ceiling bracket hole C Screw hole D Ceiling E Mounting plate Attach the body bracket and ceiling bracket using the three supplied rotation lock screws M3 8 9 80 ...

Page 81: ...n in the web menu After attaching a lens check that the lens is securely attached The lens does not have any protection against falling Sony can assume no liability for a lens falling from the unit 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Check the mounting status Specifically check the following items Mounting screws are correctly attached Fall prevention wire rope is correctly attached and...

Page 82: ...the lens be focused in the unit and may cause a fire Note Attach remove a lens while the unit is turned off A lens is a precision component Do not place the lens on a surface with the lens mount face down Attach the supplied lens mount cap Hint For details about lenses supported by the unit contact your Sony service representative 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation 82 ...

Page 83: ... adjusted manually from a remote control unit If the switch is set to Full MF the focus can only be adjusted using the lens ring Note When using an A mount lens manual adjustment from a remote control unit may not be available For a lens with an Auto Iris switch Set the switch to AUTO When not set to AUTO the iris can only be adjusted using the lens ring Iris operation from the unit has no effect ...

Page 85: ...om Lens When using a zoom lens other than a power zoom lens the zoom position may change depending on the mounting environment Secure the zoom ring in position using tape according to the purpose of use Plastic film tape 471 BLA 50 or equivalent 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation 85 ...

Page 86: ...k lever to the LOCK position to lock the pan tilt of the camera head Note If the camera head pan tilt does not lock when the lock lever is in the LOCK position move the camera head manually until it locks in position 1 Turn the clamp lever for the lens support pedestal attachment screw counterclockwise to loosen the lock then move the lens support pedestal attachment screw to a position that does ...

Page 87: ... camera head is locked again there is a risk that the camera head may move under its own weight Support the camera head with your hand while performing the task 3 Slide the camera head to the frontmost position 4 Turn the camera head lock lever in the direction of the arrow to lock the camera head 5 87 ...

Page 88: ...lens into the camera head and then turn the lens clockwise until it clicks into the locked position A Mount marks white Note To use an A mount lens attach a lens mount adaptor option to the unit and then attach the A mount lens 7 Turn the camera head lock lever in the direction of the arrow to unlock the camera head 8 88 ...

Page 89: ...d rearward balance of the camera head so that the slide base is horizontal If you are using one of the following lenses you can roughly balance the unit and lens by referring to the scale on the slide base 9 Scale position Lens name 0 5 SEL70200GM with SEL20TC attached 1 7 SEL70200GM 2 0 SEL70200GM2 with SEL20TC attached 3 0 SELP28135G SEL70200GM2 3 5 SELP18110G 3 6 SELC1635G 4 3 SEL70200G 89 ...

Page 90: ...M SEL1635GM SELP1635G SELP18105G SELP1020G Turn the camera head lock lever in the direction of the arrow to lock the camera head 10 Turn the lens support clamp levers counterclockwise to loosen the lens support unit A Lens support rod clamp lever 2 places B Lens support unit 11 Move the lens support unit so that the lens support pedestal is aligned with the lens support pedestal attachment screw t...

Page 91: ...ver is in a position that makes it difficult to turn release the clamp lever and rotate it to an angle that will make operation easier When in the desired position close the clamp lever A Lens support pedestal attachment screw clamp lever B Lens support rod clamp lever 13 Turn the two lens support rod clamp levers clockwise to secure the lens support unit 14 Check that both levers are tightened an...

Page 92: ...2 Sony Corporation When using an E mount power zoom lens the lens must also be calibrated separately to accurately restore the zoom positions stored in the camera as preset positions For details see Calibrating an E Mount Lens 92 ...

Page 93: ... 1 Turn the clamp lever for the lens support pedestal attachment screw counterclockwise to loosen the lock 2 Remove the lens support pedestal attachment screw on the lens support unit and move it to a position that does not interfere with the lens 3 Unlock the camera head and slide the camera head to the frontmost position For details see steps 3 to 5 in Attaching a Lens 4 Press and hold the lens ...

Page 94: ...he HDMI cable from being removed remove the HDMI cable retaining plate mounting screw M2 6 6 black from the connector block and attach the supplied HDMI cable retaining plate using the mounting screw Secure the HDMI cable to the HDMI cable retaining plate using a commercially available cable tie or band A HDMI cable retaining plate mounting screw M2 6 6 black B Commercially available cable tie or ...

Page 95: ...etwork Device Via Wired Connection This topic describes connecting the unit to a network device via a wired connection 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Connect the unit to a network device such as a Wi Fi access point or switching hub using a Category 5e or higher LAN cable 1 95 ...

Page 96: ...the pan tilt of the camera head 1 Connect the AC adaptor supplied to the DC IN connector on the unit and connect the power cord supplied to an AC power source A DC IN connector B Power cord C AC adaptor 2 Secure the AC adaptor cord using the cord clamper if you want to prevent the cord from being disconnected Unlock the cord clamper route the cord through the clamper as shown below and lock the cl...

Page 97: ...d from the AC power source A Cord clamper B Cord clamper lock C AC adaptor cord Check that the POWER lamp on the front of the unit changes from blinking green to solid green and that startup has finished When the unit has started normally and connected to the network the NETWORK lamp will light up green When using a lens that does not support pan tilt operation lock the pan tilt lock lever and ski...

Page 98: ...When disconnecting the AC adaptor from the unit grasp the plug and pull it straight out Pulling on the cable may cause a malfunction 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation 98 ...

Page 99: ...for power supply wiring in environments where there is no power supply outlet near the mounting location Note When power is supplied by PoE the recording and playback functions cannot be used with the recording media inserted in the unit Slide the pan tilt lock lever to the LOCK position to lock the pan tilt of the camera head 1 Connect the unit and a PoE compatible power delivery device using a c...

Page 100: ...elivery connect the ground terminal to ground When connecting via PoE power delivery do not run wiring outdoors 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Check that the POWER lamp on the front of the unit changes from blinking green to solid green and that startup has finished When the unit has started normally and connected to the network the NETWORK lamp will light up green Note When power ...

Page 101: ...ion Operation using the infrared remote control Press the P T RESET button Operation using the infrared remote control Press the P T RESET button Operation using the Web App Press the Pan Tilt Reset button on the Others tab on the live operation screen Operation using the RM IP500 Refer to the operating instructions for the RM IP500 Note Executing pan tilt reset causes the camera head and lens to ...

Page 102: ...ectly 1 Item Requirement Display 1080 810 pixels or higher recommended Tablet display size 10 inch or larger recommended Supported OS and web browser Windows OS Windows 10 or later Web browser Google Chrome Mac OS macOS 10 15 or later Web browser Google Chrome Safari iPad OS iPadOS 15 or later Web browser Google Chrome Safari Android OS Android 12 or later Web browser Google Chrome Check that the ...

Page 103: ...blet launches and displays the Web App screen of the unit Connecting by entering a URL in the address bar of a web browser Launch a web browser on the tablet or computer and enter the URL printed on the media cover on the side of the unit The web browser should display the Web App screen of the unit Connecting by entering the IP address of the unit in the address bar of a web browser Launch a web ...

Page 104: ...d to enter a user name and password in the web browser Enter the following settings User name admin Password leave blank Follow the on screen instructions to configure the initial setup 1 Enter the administrator Administrator user name and password and press the OK button 1 Enter the administrator user name 2 Set the administrator password 3 Enter the same password again for confirmation Note The ...

Page 105: ...y Changing the language will change the Web App display language Date Time Format Select the display format for the date and time from the following options yyyy mm dd hh mm ss mm dd yyyy hh mm ss dd mm yyyy hh mm ss y indicates the year m indicates the month d indicates the day h indicates the hour m indicates the minute and s indicates the second respectively 12 h 24 h Select 12 h 12 hour clock ...

Page 106: ...color space for the recording signal and output signal The color space selected here is the color space of the video output when MLUT is set to Off Switch using Project Cine EI Setting Color Gamut in the camera menu S Gamut3 Cine SLog3 Easy to adjust color gamut for digital cinema DCI P3 S Gamut3 SLog3 Sony wide color gamut that covers the ITU R BT 2020 color space For details see Shooting with Lo...

Page 107: ... 1080 Setting the codec You can set the codec for recording Switch using Project Rec Format Codec in the web menu or camera menu Note You cannot switch the codec during recording or playback Setting the video format You can set the video format for recording and the output format for output from the camera Switch the video format for recording using Project Rec Format Video Format in the web menu ...

Page 108: ...ded media The guaranteed operating conditions will vary depending on the Rec Format and Recording settings CFexpress Type A VPG400 compliant Supported for all recording formats of the unit SDXC Supported under the conditions in the following table Yes indicates operation has been verified and No indicates that operation is not guaranteed RAW Out XAVC I 4096 2160 Class 300 Normal mode RAW Out XAVC ...

Page 109: ...VSC V10 VSC V30 VSC V60 VSC V90 59 94P No No No No No No Yes 50P No No No No No No Yes 29 97P No No No No No No Yes 25P No No No No No No Yes 23 98P No No No No No No Yes System frequency Class 10 U1 U3 VSC V10 VSC V30 VSC V60 VSC V90 59 94P No No No No No No Yes 50P No No No No No No Yes 29 97P No No No No No Yes Yes 25P No No No No No Yes Yes 24P No No No No No Yes Yes 23 98P No No No No No Yes ...

Page 110: ...No No Yes Yes System frequency Class 10 U1 U3 VSC V10 VSC V30 VSC V60 VSC V90 59 94P No No No No No No Yes 50P No No No No No No Yes 29 97P No No No No No No Yes 25P No No No No No No Yes 23 98P No No No No No No Yes System frequency Class 10 U1 U3 VSC V10 VSC V30 VSC V60 VSC V90 59 94P No No No No No Yes Yes 50P No No No No No Yes Yes 29 97P No No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 25P No No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 2...

Page 111: ...9 97P No No No No No No Yes 25P No No No No No No Yes 23 98P No No No No No No Yes System frequency Class 10 U1 U3 VSC V10 VSC V30 VSC V60 VSC V90 59 94P No No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 50P No No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 29 97P No No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 25P No No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 23 98P No No Yes No Yes Yes Yes System frequency Class 10 U1 U3 VSC V10 VSC V30 VSC V60 VSC V90 59 94P No No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 50P...

Page 112: ...Yes Yes 25P No No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 23 98P No No Yes No Yes Yes Yes System frequency Class 10 U1 U3 VSC V10 VSC V30 VSC V60 VSC V90 59 94P Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 50P Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 29 97P No No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 25P No No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 23 98P No No Yes No Yes Yes Yes System frequency Class 10 U1 U3 VSC V10 VSC V30 VSC V60 VSC V90 59 94P No No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 50P No No Y...

Page 113: ... No No No No No Yes System frequency Class 10 U1 U3 VSC V10 VSC V30 VSC V60 VSC V90 59 94P Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 50P Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 29 97P Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 25P Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 23 98P Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes System frequency Class 10 U1 U3 VSC V10 VSC V30 VSC V60 VSC V90 59 94P Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 50P Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 29 97P No No Yes...

Page 114: ...System frequency Class 10 U1 U3 VSC V10 VSC V30 VSC V60 VSC V90 59 94P No No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 50P No No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 29 97P No No No No No Yes Yes 25P No No No No No Yes Yes 23 98P No No No No No Yes Yes System frequency Class 10 U1 U3 VSC V10 VSC V30 VSC V60 VSC V90 59 94P No No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 50P No No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 29 97P No No No No No Yes Yes 25P No No No No No Yes Yes 23 98P...

Page 115: ...g memory cards Open the media cover of the card slot section 1 Insert a memory card For CFexpress cards the label faces up Note On a ceiling mounted unit the label faces down For SD cards the label faces down Note On a ceiling mounted unit the label faces up The access indicator is lit red then changes to green if the card is usable 2 115 ...

Page 116: ... inserted in both CFexpress Type A SD card slots A and B insert media in both slots that is recommended for operation with the format of the recording 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Note If the access indicator blinks red continuously and does not change to green temporarily turn off the unit and remove and reinsert the memory card Close the media cover 3 116 ...

Page 117: ... removed while the memory card is being accessed the integrity of data on the card cannot be guaranteed All data recorded on the card may be discarded Always make sure the access indicator is green or off before turning off the unit or removing the memory card When removing a memory card immediately after recording is finished the memory card may be hot but this does not indicate a problem 5 041 9...

Page 118: ...e is displayed Follow the instructions to replace the card with a supported memory card To use a card formatted on the unit in the slot of another device First make a backup of the card then reformat the card in the device to be used 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Select TC Media Format Media in the camera menu 1 Select Media A slot A or Media B slot B then select the formatting me...

Page 119: ...rrent recording format recording bit rate and is displayed in units of minutes Memory card replacement timing When the total remaining recording time on the two memory cards becomes less than 5 minutes the message Media Near Full appears and the recording tally lamp starts blinking to warn you Replace with media that has free space If you continue recording until the total remaining recording time...

Page 120: ...n restoration ends a completion message appears If restoration fails Memory cards on which memory errors have occurred cannot be restored A warning message is displayed Follow the instructions to replace the memory card Memory cards on which memory errors have occurred may become usable if they are reformatted In some cases some clips can be restored while others cannot The restored clips can be p...

Page 121: ...ower ON is displayed on the power switch at the top of the Web App screen The POWER lamp lights up on the front of the unit and the camera image appears on the live operation screen of the Web App Note If the administrator password has not been configured a screen prompting you to configure the password appears See Initializing the Unit When power supply is in standby state When the power supply o...

Page 122: ...START STOP button Recording starts and the recording tally lamp 2 places of the unit lights up During recording the record START STOP button lights Also an icon for the target recording media and Rec are displayed 4 To stop recording press the record START STOP button again Recording stops and the recording tally lamp 2 places of the unit turns off During recording standby state the record START S...

Page 124: ...tomatically assigned using TC Media Clip Name Format in the camera menu Maximum clip duration Up to 6 hours per clip The maximum duration of continuous recording is the same as the maximum duration of a clip If the recording time exceeds the maximum duration of a clip a new clip is created automatically and recording continues The new clip appears as a separate clip on the thumbnail screen Multipl...

Page 126: ... combination of audio channels that are output from the HDMI connector using Audio Audio Output HDMI Stream Output CH in the camera menu CH1 CH2 CH1 and CH2 combination CH3 CH4 CH3 and CH4 combination When monitoring the audio in the Web App use the audio level meter at the bottom right of the camera image 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation 126 ...

Page 127: ...git hexadecimal number to the recorded image as user bits You can also set the user bits to the current time Set using TC Media Users Bit in the camera menu Displaying time data Set the timecode to display using TC Media TC Display Display Select in the camera menu Pressing an assignable button with DURATION TC U BIT assigned will switch the display between the timecode user bits and duration in s...

Page 128: ...clip Start of the clip Hint If you want to review a specific clip after recording multiple clips press the Thumbnail button to display the thumbnail screen and select the clip to start playback You can also press the THUMBNAIL button of the supplied infrared remote control to display the thumbnail screen Rec Review method Assign the Rec Review function to one of the assignable buttons on the basic...

Page 129: ...The clip is played to the end Rec Review ends and the unit returns to Stby standby mode To stop Rec Review Press an assignable button with Rec Review assigned or press the Cancel Back button 129 ...

Page 131: ...isible Before shooting check the field of view for the lens and focal length you are using You can also control the pan tilt range using Pan Tilt P T Range Limit in the web menu When the unit is turned on or pan tilt reset is executed this range limit setting is ignored For details see Pan Tilt P T Range Limit in the web menu Hint You can also control the framing using the supplied infrared remote...

Page 132: ...f the camera the focal length of the lens and the zoom position part of the unit or cables connected to the connector block may be visible Before shooting check the field of view for the lens and focal length you are using You can also control the pan tilt range using Pan Tilt P T Range Limit in the web menu When the unit is turned on or pan tilt reset is executed this range limit setting is ignor...

Page 133: ...eration depends on physical characteristics such as the weight balance of the lens You can change the acceleration setting using Pan Tilt P T Acceleration Ramp Curve in the web menu or camera menu 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Press the Main tab in the camera control panel 1 Select the Pan Tilt Speed slider from the list If the Pan Tilt Speed slider is not displayed select either ...

Page 134: ...reater responsiveness when operating the pan tilt select a value in the range 7 to 9 For greater positional accuracy at the start end of the movement to a preset position a value in the range 1 to 6 is recommended For details about preset position see Saving Restoring Pan Tilt and Zoom Position Note When the value is set high the function may not work properly if a heavy lens is attached Check the...

Page 136: ... field of view for the lens and focal length you are using You can also control the pan tilt range using Pan Tilt P T Range Limit in the web menu When the unit is turned on or pan tilt reset is executed this range limit setting is ignored For details see Pan Tilt P T Range Limit in the web menu 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Press the arrow buttons to control the pan tilt Press the...

Page 137: ... Also face eye detection AF is disabled When set to On Clear Image Zoom the pan tilt preset function is disabled Clear Image Zoom The unit is equipped with a zoom function that uses image signal processing called Clear Image Zoom When Clear Image Zoom is enabled zoom is supported even for fixed focus lenses It can also be used to extend the range beyond the optical range on a power zoom lens The m...

Page 138: ...cables connected to the connector block may be visible Before shooting check the field of view for the lens and focal length you are using You can also control the pan tilt range using Pan Tilt P T Range Limit in the web menu When the unit is turned on or pan tilt reset is executed this range limit setting is ignored For details see Pan Tilt P T Range Limit in the web menu 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright...

Page 139: ...el 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Press the Main tab in the camera control panel 1 Select the Zoom Speed slider from the list If the Zoom Speed slider is not displayed select either of the two slider function selection buttons to display the slider 2 Move the Zoom Speed slider knob left or right Moving the knob to the left decreases the operating speed while moving the knob to the ...

Page 140: ...sition part of the unit or cables connected to the connector block may be visible Before shooting check the field of view for the lens and focal length you are using You can also control the pan tilt range using Pan Tilt P T Range Limit in the web menu When the unit is turned on or pan tilt reset is executed this range limit setting is ignored For details see Pan Tilt P T Range Limit in the web me...

Page 141: ... the unit The oldest data will be overwritten when a 6th or subsequent lens is calibrated You can check whether calibration data is available for the attached lens by pressing the Camera Status button in the common area of the Web App screen and selecting Lens Calibration Data 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation If the lens has a SERVO MANUAL switch set to the SERVO position Note The le...

Page 142: ...that you want to save using pan tilt and zoom operations 1 Press the button in the preset position control panel The image with the saved position is displayed in the preset position control panel Hint If the preset position control panel is not displayed press the Open button to display it Positions are saved in sequence from Preset1 If there are unused presets within a sequence of presets positi...

Page 143: ...sition speed to a saved position is determined by the Pan Tilt P T Preset Common Speed setting in the web menu when the position was saved You can also change the transition speed after saving For details see Changing the Transition Speed of Position Presets The degree of change in the pan tilt position when moving to a preset position can be adjusted using the transition speed and Ramp Curve sett...

Page 144: ...p You can rename position presets 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Press the position preset you want to rename The Preset Position Menu button appears at the top right of the image 1 Press the Preset Position Menu button and select Rename from the displayed menu 2 Enter a new preset name 3 144 ...

Page 145: ...Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Determine the position that you want to save using pan tilt and zoom operations 1 Press the position image you want to replace in the preset position control panel The Preset Position Menu button appears at the top right of the screen 2 Press the Preset Position Menu button and select Replace from the displayed menu The new position replaces the current setting 3 14...

Page 146: ...ition presets 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Press the position image you want to delete in the preset position control panel The Preset Position Menu button appears at the top right of the image 1 Press the Preset Position Menu button and select Delete from the displayed menu The saved position is deleted 2 146 ...

Page 147: ...n Speed 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Set Pan Tilt P T Preset Speed Select to Separate in the web menu 1 Press the image for the position for which you want to change the transition speed in the preset position control panel The Preset Position Menu button appears at the top right of the image 2 Press the Preset Position Menu button and select Speed from the displayed menu 3 Selec...

Page 148: ...2022 Sony Corporation Adjust the pan tilt and zoom of the camera 1 Press and hold the PRESET button and press one of the 1 to 3 buttons The position is saved 2 Restore a saved position Press one of the 1 to 3 buttons with a saved position to restore that position Hint In the case of the infrared remote control the image moves to the saved position at the maximum speed You can also change the trans...

Page 149: ...ng parts of the live operation screen 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Camera image panel You can adjust the focus by touching the camera image You can disable touch operation by turning off the Touch Focus switch on the Focus tab in the camera control panel 1 Camera control panel Focus tab 2 GUI control panel 3 149 ...

Page 150: ...etails see Setting the Auto Focus Target Manually AF Assist Using the Web App 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation If the lens is fitted with a focus selector switch set the switch to the AF MF or AF position Note If the switch is set to the Full MF or MF position lens focusing cannot be operated from the unit See Focus adjustments for lenses with focus mode switch in Checking the Lens S...

Page 151: ...e auto focus when manual adjustment is the main method of operation For details see Focusing Manually During Auto Focus Using the Supplied Infrared Remote Control 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Press the MF button on the infrared remote control 1 Adjust the focus manually using the F Far button and N Near button To focus on a far subject press the F button To focus on a near subjec...

Page 152: ...rily stop spot focus and enable auto focus while the button is pressed The focus returns to manual focus when you release the button 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Set Shooting Focus Touch Function in MF to Spot Focus in the web menu or camera menu 1 Slide the Touch Focus switch on the Focus tab to the right position to turn it on 2 Slide the Auto Focus switch on the Focus tab to t...

Page 153: ...ct during manual focus Note The push auto focus function does not operate if the lens is set for manual focusing Hint The same operation is supported using an assignable button assigned with Push AF MF 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Set Shooting Focus Push AF Mode to AF in the camera menu 1 Slide the Auto Focus switch on the Focus tab to the left position to turn it off 2 Press the...

Page 154: ...ngle shot AF AF S in the web menu or camera menu 1 Specify the position for which you want to adjust the focus using Shooting Focus Focus Area AF S in the camera menu Hint You can change the position by pressing an assignable button assigned with Focus Setting to display an orange frame around the focus area and selecting a position using touch operation 2 Slide the Auto Focus switch on the Focus ...

Page 155: ...F MF You can also assign Push AF Mode to an assignable button You can also assign Focus Area AF S to an assignable button You can display hide the focus area frame using Monitoring Display On Off Focus Area Ind AF S in the camera menu 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation 155 ...

Page 156: ...on an A mount lens Hint During auto focus mode you can adjust the focus using the Focus slider in the camera control panel For details see Setting the Auto Focus Target Manually AF Assist Using the Web App 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation If the lens is fitted with a focus selector switch set the switch to the AF MF or AF position Note If the switch is set to the Full MF or MF positi...

Page 157: ...ing the supplied infrared remote control Note You can also use auto focus when manual adjustment is the main method of operation For details see Focusing Manually During Auto Focus Using the Supplied Infrared Remote Control 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Press the AF button on the infrared remote control The focus on a subject is adjusted automatically 1 157 ...

Page 158: ...Focus Area in the camera menu Wide Searches for a subject over a wide angle of the image when focusing A frame is not displayed Zone Automatically searches for a focus position within the specified zone After selection specify the position using the arrow buttons in the GUI control panel You can return to the center position by pressing and holding the Set button Flexible Spot Focuses on a specifi...

Page 159: ...ng Clear Image Zoom the focus area is set to Wide fixed Hint You can display hide the focus area frame using Monitoring Display On Off Focus Area Indicator in the camera menu 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation You can return to the center position by pressing and holding the Set button 159 ...

Page 160: ... change the size of the focus area by pressing and holding an assignable button assigned with Focus Setting After changing the size you can change the position of the focus area by pressing the Set button When finished press an assignable button assigned with Focus Setting to return to the original screen When Shooting Focus Focus Area is set to Wide in the camera menu You can only change the size...

Page 161: ... focus area frame using touch operation in the camera image panel Tap the screen to move the focus area with the focus area centered on the tapped position Drag on the screen to move the focus area to the position traced by your finger Hint You can enable disable the touch focus area on the shooting screen using an assignable button assigned with Focus Setting Tap any position The tapped position ...

Page 162: ...ge of the setting range This function is not available in the following circumstances When the Auto Focus switch is turned off in the camera control panel When the Touch Focus switch is turned off in the camera control panel When the focus area frame is displayed in gray or is not displayed at all 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation 162 ...

Page 163: ...Press the button to decrease the value slower or the button to increase the value faster When set to low speed the focus moves slowly when the subject to be focused changes enabling the shooting with impressive image expression When set to high speed the focus switches between subjects quickly In the example below the focus changes quickly from the building in the background to the person walking ...

Page 164: ...e in focus subject When set to a high sensitivity the focus shifts to give priority to the subject that moves in front Hint If AF Speed Sens is assigned to an assignable button the level bars for adjusting values are displayed in the camera image panel in the following order each time the button is pressed allowing you to change the AF transition speed and AF subject shift sensitivity settings AF ...

Page 165: ...istered Hint The AF assist state can be canceled quickly by using an assignable button assigned with Push AF MF Operating the Focus slider clears the registered face selection In Face Eye Only AF mode auto focus focuses on the face closest to the focus position of the Focus slider Set Shooting Focus AF Assist to On in the camera menu 1 Set Shooting Focus AF Assist Control to On in the web menu 2 S...

Page 167: ...Focus Using the Supplied Infrared Remote Control When Shooting Focus AF Assist is set to On in the camera menu you can use the F Far button and N Near on the supplied infrared remote control even during auto focus to adjust the focus on a subject 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation 167 ...

Page 168: ...ocus manually while the button is pressed The focus returns to auto focus when you release the button This allows you to temporarily stop auto focus and focus manually when something that is not the subject of shooting crosses in front of the subject Hint The same operation is supported using an assignable button assigned with Push AF MF 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation 168 ...

Page 169: ...at are in focus change to green Setting using the Face Eye Detection AF button in the camera control panel Press the Face Eye Detection AF button and set the face eye detection AF operation Face Eye Only AF The camera detects the faces eyes of subjects people and focuses and tracks only on their faces eyes While a face or eye is not detected AF is temporarily stopped and the Face Eye Only AF mode ...

Page 170: ...F S and are not hidden using the Display button or when Face Eye Detection Frame is set to Off To switch the face eye detection AF operation using an assignable button Assign Face Eye Detection AF to an assignable button You can then switch face eye detection AF operation in the order Face Eye Priority AF Face Eye Only AF and AF each time you press the button Setting using the direct menu You can ...

Page 171: ...rget depending on the face eye detection AF operating mode setting Face Eye Only AF or Face Eye Priority AF Focusing and tracking of the specified subject If the tracking target is a person and a face eye is detected the camera focuses on that face eye When a tracking target face eye is detected the tracking target face is saved When saved a saved tracking face icon is displayed Note If tracking A...

Page 172: ...he face selection cursor orange underline to the target subject to track using the arrow buttons in the GUI control panel and press the Set button A Face detection frames gray B Tracking frame C Face selection cursor orange Note During manual focus tracking cannot be started by face detection frame selection Hint You can also change the target to track during realtime tracking AF Stopping realtime...

Page 173: ... target is not within the shooting screen or when the subject is out of focus for a few seconds When a tracking face is saved when the saved tracking face icon is displayed realtime tracking AF will resume when the saved tracking face enters the image area To clear the tracking face stop realtime tracking AF as described above 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation 173 ...

Page 174: ...mode for shooting at a base sensitivity without using gain in order to maximize the performance of the image sensor The brightness is adjusted using lighting and the ND filter to adjust the amount of light that reaches the image sensor For details about Exposure Index EI see Changing the Distribution of Dark and Bright Areas in the Recorded Image Camera control panel Main tab 1 Camera basic config...

Page 176: ...y on the ISO gain adjustment panel to High or Low Select Low in normal lighting conditions and select High in low lighting conditions Screen when AGC is turned off Screen when AGC is turned on When Shooting Mode is set to Cine EI Press the Base ISO Exposure Index button in the camera basic configuration panel and set Base ISO on the Base ISO Exposure Index adjustment panel to ISO 12800 or ISO 800 ...

Page 177: ... tab in the camera control panel Can also be set using Shooting ISO Gain EI Base Sensitivity or Base ISO in the camera menu You can also assign Base ISO Sensitivity to an assignable button 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation 177 ...

Page 178: ...ony Corporation Press the Main tab in the camera control panel If the AE Level slider is not displayed select either of the two slider function selection buttons and select the AE Level slider from the list The AE Level slider appears 1 Set the target level using the slider Move the slider knob to the left to make the image darker Move the slider knob to the right to make the image brighter Hint C...

Page 179: ...assign Auto Iris to an assignable button 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation If a lens with an Auto Iris switch is attached set the switch to AUTO 1 Press the Iris button in the camera basic configuration panel The frame of the Iris button changes to orange The Iris adjustment panel appears 2 Slide the Auto switch to the right position to turn it on The iris switches to auto adjustment ...

Page 180: ...e lens is set to MANUAL the Auto Iris and Push Auto Iris functions on the unit have no effect Manual iris adjustments on the unit also have no effect 1 Press the Iris button in the camera basic configuration panel The frame of the Iris button changes to orange The Iris adjustment panel appears 2 Slide the Auto switch to the left position to turn it off The iris switches to manual adjustment mode 3...

Page 181: ...le button assigned with the Push Auto Iris function to adjust the iris automatically while the button is pressed The iris returns to manual mode when you release the button 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation 181 ...

Page 182: ...r camera menu 1 Press the ISO Gain button in the camera basic configuration panel The frame of the ISO Gain button changes to orange The ISO Gain adjustment panel appears 2 Slide the AGC switch to the right position to turn it on The gain switches to auto adjustment mode The auto adjusted gain value is displayed on the right side of the switch Hint You can also perform the same action by setting S...

Page 183: ...g the slider This is useful when you want to adjust the exposure by one step without changing the depth of field The adjustment result returns to the preset value configured using ISO Gain L after performing any of the following operations Changing ISO Gain adjustment items Set Project Shooting Mode to Custom in the web menu or camera menu 1 Press the ISO Gain button in the camera basic configurat...

Page 184: ...is pressed The gain returns to manual mode when you release the button The adjustment result returns to the preset value configured using ISO Gain L after performing any of the following operations Changing ISO Gain adjustment items Switching the base sensitivity Setting the AGC switch to the on position Switching the power supply of the unit to standby Note This function cannot be executed when S...

Page 185: ...2022 Sony Corporation Press the Shutter button in the camera basic configuration panel The frame of the Shutter button changes to orange The Shutter adjustment panel appears 1 Press the Shutter Type button and select Auto from the list Hint You can also perform the same action by setting Shooting Auto Exposure Auto Shutter to On in the camera menu You can also assign Auto Shutter to an assignable ...

Page 186: ...1 Press the Shutter Type button and select Speed from the list 2 Adjust the shutter using the Speed slider or Speed adjustment buttons To adjust the exposure time to match the frame interval select Off in step 2 You can also set a fixed value using ECS frequency or automatically adjust it using Auto Example Set using ECS frequency Hint The slider and adjustment button settings are linked To use An...

Page 188: ...diffraction blur producing an image starting to go out of focus typical phenomena in video cameras You can suppress this effect to obtain better shooting results using the ND filter The unit features the following ND filter modes Preset mode See Adjusting in Preset Mode Variable mode automatic adjustment See Adjusting Automatically in Variable Mode Variable mode manual adjustment See Adjusting Man...

Page 189: ...set in the camera menu 1 Press the ND Filter button in the camera basic configuration panel The frame of the ND Filter button changes to orange The ND Filter adjustment panel appears 2 Press the ND Filter button and select one of the following from the list Clear No ND filter Preset1 Transmittance set by Shooting ND Filter Preset1 in the camera menu Preset2 Transmittance set by Shooting ND Filter ...

Page 190: ...so assign Auto ND Filter to an assignable button and press the button to switch between Auto and Manual 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Set Shooting ND Filter Mode to Variable in the camera menu 1 Press the ND Filter button in the camera basic configuration panel The frame of the ND Filter button changes to orange The ND Filter adjustment panel appears 2 Press the ND Filter button a...

Page 191: ... to or from Clear during shooting the ND filter frame is displayed on the image and an operating sound is emitted Set Shooting ND Filter Mode to Variable in the camera menu 1 Press the ND Filter button in the camera basic configuration panel The frame of the ND Filter button changes to orange The ND Filter adjustment panel appears 2 Press the ND Filter button and select Manual from the list 3 Adju...

Page 192: ...assignable button and press the button to switch between Manual and Clear You can also press the Push Auto button on the ND Filter adjustment panel to turn auto ND filter on while the button is pressed 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation 192 ...

Page 193: ...g the live operation screen of the Web App to obtain a white balance that makes the image look more natural 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Camera basic configuration panel 1 Camera basic configuration adjustment panel Displays the adjustment panel for the setup item selected on the camera basic configuration panel 2 193 ...

Page 194: ... extremely high or extremely low If the ATW auto tracking speed is slow or the appropriate effect cannot be obtained press the WB SET button to run auto white balance Hint You can select the response speed when in ATW mode from five steps 1 2 3 4 5 using Shooting White Setting ATW Speed in the camera menu The lower the number the faster the response speed You can freeze the current white balance s...

Page 195: ... T T Memory A R B Preset 2 Adjust the white balance using the sliders or adjustment buttons Hint The slider and adjustment button settings are linked The difference between Memory A T T and Memory A R B is that the axis of adjustment is different but the adjustment results are linked For Memory A T T This mode adjusts the white balance saved in memory A by adjusting the color temperature Temp and ...

Page 196: ...and B Gain Pressing the Reset button restores the corresponding gain setting to the default value For Preset This mode adjusts the color temperature to a preset value You can set the value in 100 K increments In preset mode you can also assign Preset White Select to an assignable button and press the button to change to a preconfigured preset value Custom mode 3200 K 4300 K 5600 K 6300 K 3200 K Ci...

Page 197: ...ite Balance adjustment panel appears 1 Press the White Mode button and select Memory A T T or Memory A R B from the list Memory A T T Memory A R B 2 Place white paper or other object in a location with the same lighting source and conditions as the subject then zoom in on the paper to show white on the screen 3 Adjust the brightness Adjust the iris using the procedure in Adjusting the Iris Manuall...

Page 198: ...balance contact your Sony service representative Hint You can also run it in ATW mode You can use this when you want to quickly adjust the white balance during ATW operation After adjustment the mode returns to normal ATW operation 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation If auto white balance is run in memory mode the result of auto adjustment is saved in memory A 198 ...

Page 199: ...een You can adjust the audio level to be recorded by the unit on the live operation screen of the Web App Configure the switches on the connector block of the unit and configure the audio using the web menu 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Camera control panel Audio tab 1 199 ...

Page 200: ...ngs 1 Setting Description OFF default Select when using a dynamic microphone or battery operated microphone This turns off the 48 V phantom power supply and sets the LINE or MIC input as the CH 1 and CH 2 audio source ON Select when using a 48 V phantom power supply compatible microphone This turns on the 48V phantom power supply and sets the phantom power supply compatible microphone as the CH 1 ...

Page 201: ...audio recording level automatically to Auto on the Audio page of the web menu or using Audio Audio Input CH1 Level Control to CH4 Level Control in the camera menu The channels specified for auto adjustment are indicated by an Auto icon beside the corresponding channels on the Audio tab of the live operation screen 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation 201 ...

Page 202: ...n the camera menu 1 Press the Audio tab in the camera control panel 2 On the Audio screen in the camera control panel set the audio recording level using the slider or adjustment buttons for the channel whose audio recording level you want to set manually Note Channels for which the Auto icon is displayed are adjusted automatically Changes to values using the slider or buttons are not applied to t...

Page 203: ...utton and the GUI control panel of the Web App 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Press an assignable button assigned with Direct Menu on the infrared remote control The Direct Menu button is assigned to assignable button 1 by factory default Only the items on the screen that can be configured using the direct menu are selectable using the orange cursor 1 Move the cursor to the item yo...

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Page 205: ...the buttons by factory default Button 1 Direct Menu Button 2 Focus Setting Button 3 Rec Review Buttons 1 to 3 are equivalent to the same number buttons on the supplied infrared remote control Button 4 Push Auto ND Button 5 Crop Select Button 6 Marker Button 7 Video Signal Monitor Button 8 Clip Flag OK Button 9 Color Bars Focus Hold button Focus Hold The Focus Hold button is equivalent to the Focus...

Page 206: ...unction auto iris function and auto shutter function are disabled in Slow Quick Motion mode However the auto focus function can be used when the frame rate is set to the following Frame rate when the system frequency is set to 59 94 29 97 23 98 30 60 120 240 Frame rate when the system frequency is set to 50 25 25 50 100 200 For details about using RAW output see Recording RAW Video Codec Video for...

Page 208: ...s cannot be changed during recording or playback or when the thumbnail screen is displayed Limitations during recording Audio is not recorded Reviewing the recording Rec Review is not possible If the unit is turned off during recording If the power switch on the unit is set to the standby state the media is accessed for several seconds to record the images stored in memory up till that moment and ...

Page 209: ... Stop the recording When shooting ends the video data stored in memory up to that point is written to the media To exit Interval Rec mode do one of the following Set the power supply of the unit to standby In recording standby mode set Project Interval Rec Setting to Off Also Interval Rec mode is automatically released when the unit is rebooted 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation 209 ...

Page 210: ...e Cache Rec to Off and then change the setting Hint The cache time may be shorter depending on the recording format Check the time displayed in Project Picture Cache Rec Cache Rec Time in the web menu Can also be set using Project Picture Cache Rec in the camera menu You can also switch Picture Cache Rec between On and Off using an assignable button Starting Picture Cache Rec When Picture Cache Re...

Page 211: ...e a memory card is being accessed such as during playback Rec Review or thumbnail screen display Picture cache recording of video during that interval is not possible Canceling Picture Cache Rec Set Project Picture Cache Rec Setting to Off in the web menu or press an assignable button assigned with the Picture Cache Rec function 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation 211 ...

Page 212: ... different memory cards the SDI HDMI Rec Control record start stop control follows the recording state of slot A Changing the setting Set the following using Project Simul Rec Rec Button Set in the camera menu 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Rec Button Set setting Buttons and memory cards Rec Button SlotA SlotB 2nd Rec Button SlotA SlotB Starts stops simultaneously recording to memo...

Page 213: ...tor Setting in the camera menu The orange line indicates the set values of Level Marker 1 and Level Marker 2 You can also assign the Video Signal Monitor function to an assignable button Monitoring target display In Cine EI mode the color space setting or monitor LUT setting information is displayed at the top right of the video signal monitor to indicate the target of monitoring 5 041 957 11 1 Co...

Page 214: ...ecting Add OK You can delete an OK clip flag by pressing the button twice and selecting Delete Clip Flag Hint You can also add a clip flag using Thumbnail Set Clip Flag in the camera menu The thumbnail screen can be displayed sorted by clip flag type filtered clip thumbnail screen For details see Operations on Recorded Clips in Thumbnail Screen 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation 214 ...

Page 215: ...menon does not appear Note When breathing compensation is enabled the angle of view and image quality may change slightly Depending on the lens it may not be possible to correct the change in the angle of view when breathing compensation is enabled Compensation is not possible when a lens that does not support breathing compensation is attached This function is set to Off fixed in the following ca...

Page 216: ...ported Memory Cards in Preparing Memory Cards About the recorded file The file name extension is mp4 The timecode is also recorded simultaneously Storage destination of the recorded file The recorded file is stored in the following directory About the file name The file name consists of the clip name recorded on the memory card and an S03 suffix For clip names see TC Media Clip Name Format in the ...

Page 217: ...the label facing up For SD cards insert with the label facing down with the beveled corner at the bottom Note Proxy Rec cannot be set to On at the same time as S Q Motion or Interval Rec When Proxy Rec is set to On these other recording modes are forcibly set to Off 2 Press the record START STOP button Proxy recording starts Note If the unit is turned off or the memory card is removed while the me...

Page 218: ...you can add adjustments to the black matrix and other parameters to create a look based on the base look You can also quickly select a different look by saving different combinations of settings in scene files The unit is provided with a total of six preset looks 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation 218 ...

Page 219: ... Scene File button changes to orange The Scene File adjustment panel appears 2 Press the Scene File button on the adjustment panel and select a scene file with the desired look from the list The following presets are configured by factory default Hint You can also select a look using Paint Look Scene File Recall in the camera menu You can also recall a preset look using Scene File Preset Recall 3 ...

Page 221: ...3 To adjust for underexposure Verified with Resolve V9 0 V10 0 and V11 0 Save the 3D LUT file on the device running the Web App 1 Open Paint Look Base Look in the web menu A list of registered base looks appears 2 Press the Import button in the row where you want to import the file The file selection dialog appears 3 Select the prepared 3D LUT file The imported 3D LUT file becomes the base look of...

Page 222: ...are applied to the base look selected using Select If multiple 3D LUT files are imported select each 3D LUT file using Select and configure Input Output and AE Level Offset individually for each file The configured Input Output and AE Level Offset settings are saved for each 3D LUT file The base look LUT selection options for imported 3D LUT files are common to SDR BT 709 HDR HLG and Cine EI modes...

Page 223: ...icture quality while observing the picture on the TV or monitor screen 1 R Black slider adjustment buttons 2 B Black slider adjustment buttons 3 Master Black slider adjustment buttons Note When you import a 3D LUT file and apply it to the image the desired look defined in the 3D LUT file will not be obtained if Paint Look Matrix and settings other than the base look settings in the camera menu are...

Page 224: ...ing the current look the current look is discarded Hint You can overwrite the preset scene files To restore a preset scene file load the look to be restored using Paint Look Scene File Preset Recall in the camera menu and then save the scene file using Scene File Store To delete a saved look You can delete a scene file saved in internal memory using Paint Look Scene File Delete in the camera menu ...

Page 225: ...elete All in the camera menu Note Before deleting check that the base look is not being used in any scene files If a base look that is being used is deleted the look of the corresponding scene files will be incorrect Imported 3D LUT files are not deleted when Maintenance Reset All Reset except for Network Settings is executed in the web menu A deleted base look can no longer be used as a LUT in Ci...

Page 226: ...he recorded images on a conventional monitor the overall contrast will appear low making focus and exposure adjustments difficult You can apply a LUT to the monitor target on the unit to assist various adjustments during shooting You can also apply a LUT to the playback video to check the finished result LUTs are applied by the following systems However only one LUT can be applied SDI output HDMI ...

Page 227: ... recording media you can set this using Shooting LUT On Off Internal Rec and Proxy in the camera menu 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Check that Project Base Setting Shooting Mode is set to Cine EI in the web menu or camera menu Hint In Cine EI mode the Base ISO Exposure Index button and Base Look LUT button are displayed in the camera basic configuration panel 1 Press the Base Look...

Page 228: ...ails see Importing a Desired Base Look and Deleting a Base Look This can also be set using Paint Look Base Look Select in the camera menu 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Press the Base Look LUT button in the camera basic configuration panel The frame of the Base Look LUT button changes to orange The Base Look LUT adjustment panel appears 1 Press the Base Look LUT button and select t...

Page 229: ...Look LUT button changes to orange The Base Look LUT adjustment panel appears 1 Select HDMI Stream MLUT A LUT is applied to HDMI output and streaming 2 Press the Base ISO Exposure Index button in the camera basic configuration panel The frame of the Base ISO Exposure Index button changes to orange The Base ISO Exposure Index adjustment panel appears 3 Adjust the exposure index according to the desi...

Page 230: ...ghtness information are assigned for bright areas brightness higher than 18 gray Areas brighter than these are overexposed Example In 400EI 5 0E 5 0 steps are assigned on the bright side You can also use this as a guide to check the tone of dark and bright areas during shooting Remember to return to the original EI value after checking the exposure 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation 23...

Page 231: ...e unit 1 Set Project Base Setting Shooting Mode to Cine EI in the web menu or camera menu 2 Set the angle of view FF only using Project Rec Format Imager Scan Mode in the web menu or camera menu 3 Set Project Rec Format Codec to RAW in the web menu or camera menu Selecting RAW XAVC I will simultaneously record video to the external RAW recorder and video to the memory cards in the unit 4 Set the r...

Page 232: ...ght 2022 Sony Corporation Note The recording control signal is output from the SDI OUT connector of the unit but it is not possible to get the status of the external recorder Accordingly the unit may indicate RAW video recording is in progress when the external recorder is not actually recording Check the indicator on the external recorder to obtain the correct operating status 232 ...

Page 233: ...a ILME FR7 ILME FR7K Recording RAW Video in Slow Quick Motion Mode You can record RAW video in Slow Quick Motion mode For details about the supported frame rates for shooting see Slow Quick Motion 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation 233 ...

Page 234: ... B icon is displayed on the ND filter and gain indicators Note This function is enabled only on E mount lenses that can communicate with the unit The maximum effect of this function can be obtained using a Sony E mount lens You can also assign the Bokeh Control function to an assignable button and switch the bokeh control function between On and Off using the button The bokeh control function is s...

Page 235: ...ually while checking the changes to the image Hint When the bokeh control function is set to On the ND filter and gain operate together to offset changes in exposure due to iris adjustment allowing you to change the degree of bokeh The bokeh control is first linked to the ND filter in response to the iris operation When the ND filter can no longer be changed the gain is linked In MF mode it is rec...

Page 236: ...ou to quickly recall an appropriate set of menu settings for the current situation With this unit you can save almost all settings related to camera functions other than the following note as an ALL file file with all settings Note Network function settings and authentication information are not saved For details about saved items see List of Menu Items 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporati...

Page 237: ...ight 2022 Sony Corporation Open Project All File in the web menu 1 Press the Save All File Save button The web browser will download a file named all file ALL momentarily 2 Specify a location and file name for the downloaded all file ALL file and save the file For details about file operations refer to the operating instructions of your device 3 237 ...

Page 238: ...t 2022 Sony Corporation Open Project All File in the web menu 1 Press the Load All File Load button The open file dialog appears on the device running the Web App 2 Open the file you want to load For details about file operations refer to the operating instructions of your device 3 When the load file name confirmation screen appears press the OK button 4 When the execution result screen appears pr...

Page 239: ...pload a proxy file or original file that is recorded on the unit to a server on the Internet or a server on a local network Note When the power supply is set to standby state file transfers are placed on hold even though the unit is still powered 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation 239 ...

Page 240: ...he server Port Enter the port number of the server to connect User Name Enter the user name Password Enter the password Passive Mode Turn passive mode on off Destination Directory Enter the name of the directory on the destination server Note If characters that are invalid on the destination server are entered in Destination Directory files will be transferred to the user s home directory Invalid ...

Page 242: ...e to the thumbnail screen 1 Select Thumbnail Transfer Clip Proxy Select Clip in the camera menu To transfer all proxy files simultaneously select Transfer Clip Proxy All Clips Clips can be transferred from the thumbnail screen or the filtered clip thumbnail screen 2 Select the clip you want to transfer using the Set button and press the Menu button A transfer confirmation screen appears 3 Select E...

Page 243: ...era image to the thumbnail screen 1 Select Thumbnail Transfer Clip Select Clip in the camera menu To transfer all original files simultaneously select Transfer Clip All Clips Clips can be transferred from the thumbnail screen or the filtered clip thumbnail screen 2 Select the clip you want to transfer using the Set button and press the Menu button A transfer confirmation screen appears 3 Select Ex...

Page 244: ...lost if the power is disconnected by any other means If an error occurs during file transfer the transfer of a clip with the same name as a transferred clip may not be resumed depending on the settings and status of the transfer destination server In this case check the transfer destination server settings and status Hint If Network File Transfer Auto Upload Proxy is set to On in the camera menu a...

Page 245: ...using FTPS in Explicit mode FTPES for the connection with the destination file server For secure FTP transfer set Using Secure Protocol to On in the destination file server settings and load a certificate For details about configuration see Registering a File Transfer Destination 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation 245 ...

Page 246: ...lso cannot be output The streaming resolution cannot be set higher than the HDMI output signal resolution When viewed by multiple users the image may become distorted depending on the codec settings The unit supports the following streaming methods The video codecs available for selection are shown in parentheses RTSP H 264 H 265 SRT Caller H 264 SRT Listener H 264 NDI HX H 264 H 265 Configure the...

Page 247: ... for image data communications and control Video Port Number 1 and Video Port Number 2 correspond to Stream Video Stream Video Stream 1 and Video Stream 2 Audio Port Number Specifies the audio data communications port number used for RTSP unicast streaming The default value is 57000 Specify an even number in the range 1024 to 65534 The number set here and the subsequent odd number obtained by addi...

Page 248: ...e To enable Reliable UDP mode set to On Multicast Mode To enable multicast streaming set to On Multicast Prefix Sets the prefix to use for multicast streaming Multicast Netmask Sets the netmask that determines the multicast address range Multicast TTL Sets the TTL value for multicast streaming in the range 1 to 256 The default value is 3 Multi TCP Mode To enable Multi TCP mode set to On Unicast UD...

Page 249: ...era response to various commands Slow camera response to operations from a remote controller Slow monitor screen display and configuration operations If you experience these symptoms reduce the values of the picture size frame rate and bit rate parameters or change the values of other setup parameters to resolve the issue When Stream Stream Setting Setting is set to SRT Caller or SRT Listener Code...

Page 250: ...stem When H 265 is set to main10 operation is in main10 when the HDMI output is YCrCb or main when the HDMI output is RGB Cannot be set for Codec 3 Bit Rate Compression Mode 1 Bit Rate Compression Mode 2 Select CBR or VBR To maintain a constant bit rate select CBR To maintain image quality select VBR Cannot be set for Codec 3 Note The frame rate and bit rate actually streamed may differ from the s...

Page 251: ...Setting To enable audio streaming set to On Codec Selects the type of codec to use for streaming audio AAC 256kbps Select to prioritize the sound quality AAC 128kbps Select to prioritize the data capacity This setting has no affect on the clip recorded by the unit or the audio signal embedded in the HDMI SDI signal 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation 251 ...

Page 252: ...r Press the Stream now button on the Stream tab of the live operation screen to start streaming The button label changes to Stop stream and the Stream icon appears at the top of the camera image panel Press the Stop stream button during streaming to stop streaming The button label changes back to Stream now and the Stream icon at the top of the camera image panel disappears SRT Listener streaming ...

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Page 254: ...mbnail screen and start playback of that clip Pressing the Thumbnail button during thumbnail screen display closes the thumbnail screen and returns to the shooting image display Note Only the clips recorded in the currently selected recording format are displayed on the thumbnail screen If an expected recorded clip is not displayed check the recording format Take special note of this fact before f...

Page 255: ...icture Clip frame information is displayed below the thumbnail You can change the information displayed using Thumbnail Customize View Thumbnail Caption in the camera menu 3 Clip name Displays the name of the selected clip 4 Recording format Displays the file format of the selected clip 5 Special recording information Displays the recording mode only if the clip was recorded using a special record...

Page 256: ...he unit is in recording standby Stby mode This topic describes how to play recorded clips using the GUI control panel Insert the memory card to play 1 Press the Thumbnail button The clip thumbnails appear 2 Use the arrow buttons in the GUI control panel to move the cursor to the thumbnail for the clip you want to play 3 256 ...

Page 257: ...ate the playback control panel as required Hint You can also control operation using the GUI control panel Play Press the Set button Playback pause Press the Set button during playback Press again to return to normal playback Jump to start of clip start of next clip Press the left button right button Fast forward reverse Press and hold the left button right button The playback returns to normal sp...

Page 259: ...umbnail screen you can operate the clips or check clip properties using the Thumbnail menu in the camera menu Press the Menu button on the playback operation screen to display the camera menu in the camera image panel You can perform the following operations using the Thumbnail menu in the camera menu 259 ...

Page 260: ...Hint You can also press the Menu button on the live operation screen to display the camera menu Operations using the Thumbnail menu in the camera menu 260 ...

Page 261: ... add clip flags OK NG or KP marks to clips to filter the display of clips based on the clip flags Select the thumbnail for the clip to which you want to add a clip flag then select the clip flag using Thumbnail Set Clip Flag in the camera menu Hint You can also use an assignable button assigned with the clip flag function to add clip flags To display the filtered clip thumbnail screen Select Thumb...

Page 262: ...in the camera menu and select the information to display Date Time Displays the date and time the clip was created and last modified Time Code Displays the timecode Duration Displays the duration of the clip Sequential Number Displays a sequential number on each thumbnail 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation 262 ...

Page 263: ...ayback is displayed in the camera image panel The menu comprises the following menus Menu configuration User menu Contains menu items configured by the user Can be edited using Edit User Menu Edit User menu Contains menu items for editing the User menu Shooting menu Contains settings related to shooting Project menu Contains basic project settings Paint Look menu Contains settings related to image...

Page 264: ...ical items Network menu Contains settings related to networks Maintenance menu Contains devices settings such as the clock and language Camera menu configuration and hierarchy Level 1 Level 2 User Factory settings Base Setting Focus S Q Motion LUT On Off Simul Rec Proxy Rec Interval Rec Picture Cache Rec Assignable Button Scene File Base Look P T Acceleration Clip Name Format Format Media Video Si...

Page 265: ...ce SteadyShot Project Base Setting Rec Format Cine EI Setting Simul Rec Proxy Rec Interval Rec Picture Cache Rec SDI HDMI Rec Control Assignable Button Paint Look Scene File Base Look Reset Paint Settings Black Knee Detail Matrix Multi Matrix Pan Tilt P T Acceleration TC Media Timecode TC Display Users Bit HDMI TC Out 265 ...

Page 266: ...lay On Off Video Signal Monitor Marker Audio Audio Input Audio Output Thumbnail Display Clip Properties Set Clip Flag Lock Unlock Clip Delete Clip Transfer Clip Transfer Clip Proxy Filter Clips Customize View Technical Color Bars Genlock Tally Rec Review Zoom Lens APR Network Wired LAN File Transfer Maintenance Language Clock Set Hours Meter 266 ...

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Page 268: ...hange is canceled Note Some items cannot be selected depending on the state when the menu was displayed Setting Menu Items Move the cursor to the item you want to set using the arrow buttons in the GUI control panel and press the Set button to apply the setting The menu item selection area displays up to eight lines If the available options for an item cannot be displayed at the same time scroll t...

Page 269: ...e and apply the setting ABC Uppercase alphabetic characters abc Lowercase alphabetic characters 123 Numeric characters Special characters 1 Select a character and press the Set button to apply the setting The cursor moves to the next field Space Enters a space character at the cursor position Moves the position of the cursor BS Deletes the character on the left of the cursor backspace 2 When finis...

Page 270: ...Off Shooting LUT On Off item Simul Rec Project Simul Rec item Proxy Rec Project Proxy Rec item Interval Rec Project Interval Rec item Picture Cache Rec Project Picture Cache Rec item Assignable Button Project Assignable Button item Scene File Project Scene File item Base Look Paint Look Base Look item P T Acceleration Pan Tilt P T Acceleration item Clip Name Format TC Media Clip Name Format item F...

Page 271: ...n Add Item Add an item to the User menu Adds a level 2 menu item to the User menu Customize Reset Reset the items in the User menu Restores the menu items registered in the User menu to the factory default Level 2 menu item selected during editing Delete Deletes the registered level 2 menu item from the User menu Move Rearranges the registered menu items within the User menu Edit Sub Item Edits re...

Page 272: ... 6 0E 1000EI 6 3E 1250EI 6 7E 1600EI 7 0E 2000EI 7 3E 2500EI 7 7E 3200EI 8 0E When Base ISO is set to ISO 12800 3200EI 4 0E 4000EI 4 3E 5000EI 4 7E 6400EI 5 0E 8000EI 5 3E 10000EI 5 7E 12800EI 6 0E 16000EI 6 3E 20000EI 6 7E 25600EI 7 0E 32000EI 7 3E 40000EI 7 7E 51200EI 8 0E When Base ISO is set to ISO 800 800EI 6 0E When Base ISO is set to ISO 12800 12800EI 6 0E Sets the Exposure Index L value Sh...

Page 274: ...n Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Mode Preset Variable Variable Selects the ND filter mode Preset1 1 4 1 8 1 16 1 32 1 64 1 128 1 4 Sets the preset 1 value for the ND filter Preset2 1 4 1 8 1 16 1 32 1 64 1 128 1 16 Sets the preset 2 value for the ND filter Preset3 1 4 1 8 1 16 1 32 1 64 1 128 1 64 Sets the preset 3 value for the ND filter 274 ...

Page 275: ...60 1 100 1 120 1 125 1 250 1 500 1 1000 1 2000 1 4000 1 8000 50P 64F 32F 16F 8F 7F 6F 5F 4F 3F 2F 1 50 1 60 1 100 1 120 1 125 1 250 1 500 1 1000 1 2000 1 4000 1 8000 29 97P 64F 32F 16F 8F 7F 6F 5F 4F 3F 2F 1 30 1 40 1 50 1 60 1 100 1 120 1 125 1 250 1 500 1 1000 1 2000 1 4000 1 8000 25P 64F 32F 16F 8F 7F 6F 5F 4F 3F 2F 1 25 1 33 1 50 1 60 1 100 1 120 1 125 1 250 1 500 1 1000 1 2000 1 4000 1 8000 2...

Page 276: ... Factory default Description ECS Frequency 23 99 to 8000 The available settings vary depending on the frame frequency of the selected recording format 59 94P 60 00 50P 50 00 29 97P 30 00 23 98P 23 99 25P 25 02 24P 24 02 Sets the ECS frequency when Mode is set to ECS 276 ...

Page 277: ...Lens Digital Camera ILME FR7 ILME FR7K Iris Sets iris settings 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Bokeh Control On Off Off Turns the bokeh control function on off 277 ...

Page 278: ...s when subject is lit by spotlighting Speed 99 to 99 0 Sets the adjustment speed of auto exposure adjustment AGC On Off Off Turns the AGC auto gain control function on off AGC Limit For details about settings see AGC Limit Settings and Default Values Sets the maximum gain of the AGC function AGC Point F2 8 F4 F5 6 F2 8 Sets the F stop value of the iris where AGC operation starts when the AGC funct...

Page 279: ...t available when adjusting exposure manually Detect Window Indication On Off Off Turns the light metering range indication on off Custom Width 40 to 999 500 Sets the width of the light metering range Custom Height 70 to 999 500 Sets the height of the light metering range Custom H Position 479 to 479 0 Sets the horizontal position of the light metering range Custom V Position 464 to 464 0 Sets the ...

Page 280: ...e Since Color Temp is clipped at 2000K and 15000K during R Gain B Gain operation it may not be possible to display the correct color temperature value for the R Gain B Gain value Tint A 99 to 99 0 Sets the white balance tint value saved in white memory A Note Since Tint is clipped at 99 during R Gain B Gain operation it may not be possible to display the correct tint value for the R Gain B Gain va...

Page 281: ... Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Shockless White Off 1 2 3 2 Sets the white balance response speed when switching white balance mode Off Switches instantaneously 1 to 3 Switches more slowly the higher the number ATW Speed 1 2 3 4 5 3 Sets the response speed in ATW mode The fastest response speed is 1 and the slowest response speed is 5 281 ...

Page 282: ...set to be added to the white balance in memory A when Offset White A is set to On Offset Tint A 99 to 99 0 Sets the tint value offset to be added to the white balance in memory A when Offset White A is set to On Offset White ATW On Off On Selects whether to add On or not to add Off an offset value to the ATW white balance Offset Color Temp ATW 99 to 99 0 Sets the color temperature offset to be add...

Page 283: ...e of the image when focusing Zone Automatically searches for a focus point within the specified zone Flexible Spot Focuses on a specified position in the image Focus Area AF S Flexible Spot Flexible Spot Sets the target area for push auto focus AF S Face Eye Detection AF Face Eye Only AF Face Eye Priority AF Off Face Eye Priority AF Enables disables face detection AF See Tracking Using Face and Ey...

Page 284: ...right 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Setting On Off Off Turns the Slow Quick motion mode on off Frame Rate 1fps to 60fps 100fps 120fps 150fps 180fps 200fps 240fps Sets the frame rate for Slow Quick Motion shooting Note The available settings vary depending on the selected system frequency codec and video format 284 ...

Page 285: ... video HDMI Stream MLUT On MLUT Off MLUT Off Selects whether to apply Monitor LUT to the HDMI and streaming output video Proxy MLUT On MLUT Off MLUT Off Selects whether to apply Monitor LUT to the proxy recording video Internal Rec MLUT On MLUT Off MLUT Off Selects whether to apply Monitor LUT to the main recording video LUT On Off Button Target SDI HDMI Stream SDI HDMI Stream HDMI Stream Sets the...

Page 286: ... 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Setting Custom On Off On Turns the noise suppression function on off in Custom mode Level Custom Low Mid High Mid Sets the noise suppression level in Custom mode Setting Cine EI On Off Off Turns the noise suppression function on off in Cine EI mode Level Cine EI Low Mid High Mid Sets the noise suppression level...

Page 287: ...er correction settings 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Mode Auto On Off Off Sets the flicker correction mode Frequency 50Hz 60Hz 60Hz Sets the frequency of the power source supplying the lighting that is causing the flicker 287 ...

Page 288: ...ngs 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Setting Active Standard Off Off Sets the image stabilization function Note Enabled when a compatible lens is attached When set to Active or Standard unexpected behavior may occur during pan tilt operation 288 ...

Page 289: ...1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Shooting Mode Custom Cine EI Custom Sets the shooting mode See Setting the shooting mode in Configuring Basic Operation Target Display SDR BT 709 HDR HLG SDR BT 709 Sets the color space of the recording output in Custom mode 289 ...

Page 290: ...te When Imager Scan Mode is set to S35 RAW and RAW XAVC I cannot be selected RAW Output Format The available settings vary depending on the Frequency setting See RAW Output Format settings below Sets the size of the RAW image to output to an external RAW recorder Note When Codec is set to RAW XAVC I the Video Format setting switches in link with the RAW Output Format setting Video Format The avail...

Page 291: ...uency Imager Scan Mode Codec Setting 59 94 50 29 97 25 23 98 FF RAW RAW XAVC I 4096 2160P 3840 2160P XAVC I 4096 2160P 3840 2160P 1920 1080P XAVC L 3840 2160P 1920 1080P 50 1920 1080P 35 S35 XAVC I 1920 1080P XAVC L 1920 1080P 50 1920 1080P 35 24 FF RAW RAW XAVC I XAVC I 4096 2160P 291 ...

Page 292: ... Cine EI mode settings see Setting the shooting mode in Configuring Basic Operation 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Color Gamut S Gamut3 SLog3 S Gamut3 Cine SLog3 S Gamut3 Cine SLog3 Sets the color space in Cine EI mode 292 ...

Page 293: ...1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Setting On Off Off Turns 2 slot simultaneous recording mode on off Rec Button Set Rec Button SlotA SlotB 2nd Rec Button SlotA SlotB Rec Button SlotA 2nd Rec Button SlotB Rec Button SlotB 2nd Rec Button SlotA Rec Button SlotA SlotB 2nd Rec Button SlotA SlotB Assigns the record buttons used to control each recording ...

Page 294: ...y recording mode settings see Proxy Recording 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Setting On Off Off Turns proxy recording mode on off Audio Channel CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 CH1 CH2 Selects the audio channel to record to proxy data 294 ...

Page 295: ... 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 15 20 30 40 50 sec 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 15 20 30 40 50 min 1 2 3 4 6 12 24 hour 1 Sets the interval between recordings in Interval Rec recording mode when Interval Rec is set to On Number of Frames 1frame 2frames 3frames 6frames 9frames 12frames The available settings vary depending on the frame frequency of the selected video format 59 94P 50P 2frames 6frames 12frames 29 97P 25P...

Page 296: ...1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Setting On Off Off Turns the picture cache function on off Cache Size Short Medium Long Max Max Sets the time for accumulation of images in picture cache memory picture cache recording time Cache Rec Time Displays the time for accumulation of images in picture cache memory picture cache recording time 296 ...

Page 297: ...connected device via the SDI HDMI output signal Off Do not use remote control SDI HDMI Remote I F Record stop start control of an external connected device when there is no media inserted in the unit Not synchronized with frame accuracy to media in the unit Parallel Rec Record stop start control of an external connected device when media is inserted in the unit Synchronized with frame accuracy to ...

Page 298: ...d setting and AF subject shift sensitivity setting Focus Setting Sets the focus area Face Eye Detection AF Switches the face detection AF settings Push AF Mode Switches the Push AF mode setting Push AF MF In MF focus mode activates AF while the button is pressed In AF focus mode activates MF while the button is pressed Focus Hold In AF focus mode focus is fixed while the button is pressed S Q Moti...

Page 299: ...ys exits the thumbnail screen Auto Upload Proxy Turns proxy file auto transfer on off Direct Menu Displays exits the direct menu User Menu Displays exits the User menu 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation 299 ...

Page 300: ...applies the settings as the current image quality settings Store Saves the current image quality state as a scene file in internal memory Delete Deletes a scene file stored in internal memory Preset Recall When Shooting Mode is set to Custom and Target Display is set to SDR BT 709 S Cinetone Standard Still ITU709 When Shooting Mode is set to Custom and Target Display is set to HDR HLG HLG Live HLG...

Page 301: ...EI s709 709 800 S Log3 User1 to User16 When Shooting Mode is set to Custom and Target Display is set to SDR BT 709 S Cinetone When Shooting Mode is set to Custom and Target Display is set to HDR HLG HLG Live When Shooting Mode is set to Cine EI s709 Selects a base look Delete Deletes the selected base look Delete All Deletes all base looks Input S Gamut3 SLog3 S Gamut3 Cine SLog3 S Gamut3 Cine SLo...

Page 302: ...s Resets the Paint Look menu settings excluding the base look 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Reset without Base Look Execute Cancel Resets the Paint Look menu settings excluding the base look Execute Execute function 302 ...

Page 303: ...Sets black settings 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Master Black 99 0 to 99 0 0 0 Sets the master black level R Black 99 0 to 99 0 0 0 Sets the R black level B Black 99 0 to 99 0 0 0 Sets the B black level 303 ...

Page 304: ...hen Target Display is set to HDR HLG Off Turns the knee correction function on off Note Enabled only when Base Look Select is set to Standard ITU709 HLG Live or HLG Natural Auto Knee When Target Display is set to SDR BT 709 On Off When Target Display is set to HDR HLG On Off When Target Display is set to SDR BT 709 On When Target Display is set to HDR HLG Off Turns the auto knee function on off No...

Page 305: ...on off V H Balance 2 to 2 0 Sets the balance between vertical V and horizontal H detail for detail manual adjustment B W Balance Type1 Type2 Type3 Type4 Type5 Type3 Sets the balance between black B detail for low luminance areas and white W detail for high luminance areas for detail manual adjustment Limit 0 to 7 7 Sets the limit level of the detail for detail manual adjustment Crispening 0 to 7 0...

Page 306: ...justs the color saturation of the entire image User Matrix Phase 99 to 99 0 Adjusts the color tone phase of the entire image User Matrix R G 99 to 99 0 Sets a user defined R G user matrix User Matrix R B 99 to 99 0 Sets a user defined R B user matrix User Matrix G R 99 to 99 0 Sets a user defined G R user matrix User Matrix G B 99 to 99 0 Sets a user defined G B user matrix User Matrix B R 99 to 9...

Page 307: ... Description Setting On Off Off Turns the multi matrix correction function on off Reset Execute Cancel Resets the hue and saturation of each axis color to the default values Axis B B MG MG MG R R YL YL YL G G G CY CY B B Selects the axis Hue 99 to 99 0 Sets the hue of the color used for multi matrix correction Saturation 99 to 99 0 Sets the saturation of the color used for multi matrix correction ...

Page 308: ...settings related to acceleration for pan tilt operations 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Ramp Curve 1 to 9 8 Selects the acceleration deceleration for pan tilt operations The larger the number the higher the acceleration 308 ...

Page 309: ...om a preset value Regen Starts running from the timecode of the end of the previous clip Clock Uses the internal clock as the timecode Run Rec Run Free Run Rec Run Rec Run Runs only when recording Free Run Always running regardless of recording operation Setting Sets the timecode to an arbitrary value Set Set the value Reset Execute Cancel Resets the timecode to 00 00 00 00 Execute Execute functio...

Page 310: ...a ILME FR7 ILME FR7K TC Display Sets time data display settings 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Display Select Timecode Users Bit Duration Timecode Switches the time data display 310 ...

Page 311: ...ser bits 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Mode Fix Time Fix Sets the user bit mode Fix Uses an arbitrary fixed value in user bits Time Uses the current hour minute and second in user bits Setting Sets the user bits to an arbitrary value 311 ...

Page 312: ... HDMI TC Out Sets settings related to timecode output when using HDMI 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Setting On Off Off Sets whether to output the timecode to devices for other purposes using HDMI 312 ...

Page 313: ... screen structure below Number Set 0001 to 9999 0001 Sets the 4 digit number suffix of the clip name Select the character to insert at the cursor position in the Title Prefix area from the character selection area using the arrow buttons in the GUI control panel character is highlighted and press the Set button in the GUI control panel The selected character is inserted and the cursor moves to the...

Page 314: ...storing Memory Cards 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Media A Execute Cancel Updates the management file on the memory card in slot A Execute Execute function Media B Execute Cancel Updates the management file on the memory card in slot B Execute Execute function 314 ...

Page 315: ...emory cards see Formatting Initializing Memory Cards 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Media A Full Format Quick Format Cancel Formats the memory card in slot A Media B Full Format Quick Format Cancel Formats the memory card in slot B 315 ...

Page 316: ... memory cards Note Requires memory cards that support remaining media life display 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Media A Displays the remaining life of the memory card in slot A Media B Displays the remaining life of the memory card in slot B 316 ...

Page 317: ...E FR7K Output Format Sets output format settings 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description SDI For details about settings see Output Formats and Limitations Sets the SDI and HDMI output resolution HDMI 317 ...

Page 318: ... Focus Position On Off On Focus Area Indicator On Off On Focus Area Ind AF S On Off On Face Eye Detection Frame On Off On Lens Info On Off Off Imager Scan Mode On Off On Rec Format On Off On Frame Rate On Off On Zoom Position On Off On SteadyShot On Off On Base Look Rec Look On Off On SDI HDMI Rec Control On Off On Monitoring Look On Off On Proxy Status On Off On Base ISO Sensitivity On Off On Med...

Page 319: ...Factory default Auto Exposure Level On Off On Timecode On Off On ND Filter On Off On Iris On Off On ISO Gain EI On Off On Shutter On Off On Level Gauge On Off On Audio Level Meter On Off On Video Level Warning On Off On Clip Number On Off On Notice Message On Off On 319 ...

Page 320: ... 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Setting Off Waveform Vector Histogram Off Sets the type of video signal monitor Level Marker 1 0 to 109 70 Sets the level of luminance level marker 1 Level Marker 2 0 to 109 100 Sets the level of luminance level marker 2 320 ...

Page 321: ...the type of aspect marker Aspect Mask 0 to 15 12 Sets the level of the video signal outside the marker Aspect Safety Zone On Off Off Turns the aspect safety zone marker on off Aspect Safety Area 80 90 92 5 95 90 Selects the size of the aspect safety zone marker as a percentage of total screen size Aspect Select 1 1 4 3 13 9 14 9 15 9 16 9 17 9 1 66 1 1 85 1 2 35 1 2 39 1 Custom 2 39 1 Sets the mod...

Page 322: ...ance from the center to the left and right edges User Box Height 3 to 269 135 Sets the user box marker height distance from the center to the top and bottom edges User Box H Position 476 to 476 0 Sets the horizontal position of the center of the user box marker User Box V Position 266 to 266 0 Sets the vertical position of the center of the user box marker 322 ...

Page 323: ...input source for recording on channel 4 AUDIO IN CH1 MIC Ref 80dB 70dB 60dB 50dB 40dB 30dB 50dB Sets the reference recording level for XLR microphone input from AUDIO IN CH1 AUDIO IN CH2 MIC Ref 80dB 70dB 60dB 50dB 40dB 30dB 50dB Sets the reference recording level for XLR microphone input from AUDIO IN CH2 Line Input Reference 4dB 0dB 3dB EBUL 4dB Selects the reference input level when AUDIO IN Se...

Page 324: ...e input level for recording channel 3 CH4 Input Level 0 to 99 49 Sets the input level for recording channel 4 Master Input Level 0 to 99 99 Sets the master audio input level Limiter Mode Off 6dB 9dB 12dB 15dB 17dB Off Selects the limiter characteristic for large input signals when adjusting the audio input level manually CH1 2 AGC Mode Mono Stereo Stereo Sets the auto level adjustment mode for rec...

Page 325: ... FR7K Audio Output Sets audio output settings 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description HDMI Stream Output CH CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 CH1 CH2 Sets the combination of audio channels for the HDMI streaming output 325 ...

Page 326: ...mera ILME FR7 ILME FR7K Display Clip Properties Displays the clip properties screen 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Display Clip Properties Displays the clip properties screen 326 ...

Page 327: ... ILME FR7K Set Clip Flag Sets clip flag settings 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Add OK Adds an OK flag Add NG Adds an NG flag Add KEEP Adds a KEEP flag Delete Clip Flag Deletes all flags 327 ...

Page 328: ...FR7K Lock Unlock Clip Sets clip protection settings 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Select Clip Selects and locks unlocks a clip Lock All Clips Locks all clips Unlock All Clips Unlocks all clips 328 ...

Page 329: ...ens Digital Camera ILME FR7 ILME FR7K Delete Clip Deletes clips 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Select Clip Deletes the selected clip All Clips Deletes all clips 329 ...

Page 330: ...7 ILME FR7K Transfer Clip Transfers clips 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Select Clip Transfers selected clips All Clips Transfers all clips Note Up to 200 transfer jobs can be registered 330 ...

Page 331: ...rs proxy clips 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Select Clip Transfers proxy clips corresponding to the selected clips All Clips Transfers proxy clips corresponding to all the clips Note Up to 200 transfer jobs can be registered 331 ...

Page 332: ... 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description OK Display only clips that have an OK flag NG Display only clips that have an NG flag KEEP Display only clips that have a KEEP flag None Display only clips that have no flag All Displays all clips regardless of whether there are any flags 332 ...

Page 333: ...mize View Switches the thumbnail screen view 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Thumbnail Caption Date Time Time Code Duration Sequential Number Time Code Switches the information displayed below thumbnails 333 ...

Page 334: ... FR7 ILME FR7K Color Bars Sets color bar settings 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Setting On Off Off Turns the color bars on off Type ARIB 100 75 SMPTE ARIB Selects the color bar type 334 ...

Page 335: ...igures the genlock status display see Synchronizing the Phase of the Video Signal Genlock 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Reference Internal External HD External SD Displays the type of genlock reference signal 335 ...

Page 336: ...tory default Description Tally Lamp Brightness High Low Off High Sets the brightness of the recording tally lamp G Tally Lamp Enable Disable Enable Enables disables the G tally lamp Tally Control External Internal Internal Selects the target for accepting the recording tally lamp control information of the unit External Tally control from outside the camera Internal Control via camera recording op...

Page 337: ...Review Sets recording review settings see Reviewing the Recording Rec Review 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Setting 3s 10s Clip 3s Sets the time for playback of clips just recorded for recording review 337 ...

Page 338: ...E FR7 ILME FR7K Zoom Sets the zoom settings Adjusting the Zoom 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Zoom Type Optical Zoom Only On Clear Image Zoom Optical Zoom Only Sets the type of zoom 338 ...

Page 339: ...tion of zoom ring operation Note Enabled only when using an E mount lens that supports zoom ring direction switching Shading Compensation Auto Off Auto Sets the automatic shading compensation Chroma Aberration Comp Auto Off Auto Sets the automatic chromatic aberration compensation Distortion Comp Auto Off Auto Sets the automatic distortion compensation Breathing Compensation Auto Off Off Sets the ...

Page 340: ...cutes APR 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description APR Execute Cancel Runs APR Automatic Pixel Restoration for image sensor auto adjustment Execute Execute function Note Always attach the lens cap before running APR 340 ...

Page 341: ...0 Displays the HTTP access port Detail Settings Displays properties of the wired LAN connection DHCP On Off On Displays whether DHCP is enabled On or disabled Off IP Address Displays the IP address of the unit when DHCP is set to Off Subnet Mask Displays the subnet mask of the unit when DHCP is set to Off Gateway Displays the default gateway when DHCP is set to Off DNS Auto On Off On Displays the ...

Page 342: ...Server Settings1 to 3 Display Name Selects the upload server for files The server selected here becomes the auto upload destination for proxy files and the upload destination for files from the thumbnail screen Displays the Display Name settings configured in Server Settings1 to 3 Clear Completed Jobs Execute Cancel Clears completed transfer jobs from the list Execute Execute function Clear All Jo...

Page 343: ...e Lens Digital Camera ILME FR7 ILME FR7K Language Sets the display language 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Select Sets the display language Set Set the value 343 ...

Page 344: ...me Zone UTC 12 00 to UTC 14 00 Sets the time difference from UTC in 30 minute units Date Mode YYMMDD MMDDYY DDMMYY YYMMDD Selects the display format for dates YYMMDD Year month day MMDDYY Month day year DDMMYY Day month year 12H 24H 12H 24H 24H Selects the clock display format 12H 12 hour mode 24H 24 hour mode Date Sets the current date Set Set the value Time Sets the current time Set Set the valu...

Page 345: ...5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Hours System Displays the accumulated hours of use cannot be reset Hours Reset Displays the accumulated hours of use can be reset Reset Execute Cancel Resets the accumulated running time to 0 Execute Execute function 345 ...

Page 346: ...G Live or HLG Natural When ISO Gain EI Base Sensitivity is set to Low When ISO Gain EI Base Sensitivity is set to High ISO 320 ISO 400 ISO 500 ISO 640 ISO 800 ISO 1000 ISO 1250 ISO 1600 ISO 2000 ISO 2500 ISO 3200 ISO 4000 ISO 5000 ISO 6400 ISO 8000 ISO 10000 ISO 12800 ISO 16000 ISO 20000 ISO 25600 ISO 5000 ISO 6400 ISO 8000 ISO 10000 ISO 12800 ISO 16000 ISO 20000 ISO 25600 ISO 32000 ISO 40000 ISO ...

Page 347: ...O 12800 ISO 16000 ISO 20000 ISO 25600 ISO 128000 ISO 16000 ISO 20000 ISO 25600 ISO 32000 ISO 40000 ISO 51200 ISO 64000 ISO 80000 ISO 102400 ISO 128000 ISO 160000 ISO 204800 ISO 256000 ISO 320000 ISO 409600 When ISO Gain EI Base Sensitivity is set to Low When ISO Gain EI Base Sensitivity is set to High ISO 800 ISO 1000 ISO 1250 ISO 1600 ISO 2000 ISO 2500 ISO 3200 ISO 4000 ISO 5000 ISO 6400 ISO 8000...

Page 348: ...s set to HLG Live or HLG Natural When ISO Gain EI Base Sensitivity is set to Low When ISO Gain EI Base Sensitivity is set to High ISO 400 ISO 500 ISO 640 ISO 800 ISO 1000 ISO 1250 ISO 1600 ISO 2000 ISO 2500 ISO 3200 ISO 4000 ISO 5000 ISO 6400 ISO 8000 ISO 10000 ISO 12800 ISO 16000 ISO 20000 ISO 25600 ISO 6400 ISO 8000 ISO 10000 ISO 12800 ISO 16000 ISO 20000 ISO 25600 ISO 32000 ISO 40000 ISO 51200 ...

Page 349: ...000 ISO 12800 ISO 16000 ISO 20000 ISO 25600 ISO 16000 ISO 20000 ISO 25600 ISO 32000 ISO 40000 ISO 51200 ISO 64000 ISO 80000 ISO 102400 ISO 128000 ISO 160000 ISO 204800 ISO 256000 ISO 320000 ISO 409600 When ISO Gain EI Base Sensitivity is set to Low When ISO Gain EI Base Sensitivity is set to High ISO 1000 ISO 1250 ISO 1600 ISO 2000 ISO 2500 ISO 3200 ISO 4000 ISO 5000 ISO 6400 ISO 8000 ISO 10000 IS...

Page 350: ... which are saved for each shooting mode are shown in the following tables Yes indicates a setting that is saved and No indicates a setting that is not saved Yes spanning multiple columns indicates common settings Item Shooting mode Custom mode Cine EI mode SDR BT 709 HDR HLG Shooting menu ISO Gain EI ISO Gain Yes1 No Exposure Index No Yes Base Sensitivity Yes No Base ISO No Yes White Preset White ...

Page 351: ... HLG Black Yes Yes No Knee Auto Knee Yes No No Other than above Yes Yes No Detail Yes Yes No Matrix Yes Yes No Multi Matrix Yes Yes No Separate ISO sensitivity settings are saved for both Custom mode SDR BT 709 and HDR HLG 1 Settings are saved for each Base Look and do not depend on the shooting mode 2 351 ...

Page 352: ...e the various setup items of the unit including initial settings network settings shooting playback settings using the web menu The menu comprises the following menus Menu configuration and hierarchy Level 1 Level 1 description Level 2 Shooting Contains settings related to shooting Focus Project Contains basic project settings Base Setting Rec Format Simul Rec Proxy Rec Interval Rec Picture Cache ...

Page 353: ...t Display Audio Contains settings related to audio Audio Technical Contains settings for technical items Tally IR Remote Network Contains settings related to networks Camera Name User Wired LAN File Transfer FTP Server 1 FTP Server 2 FTP Server 3 SSL Referer Check Brute Force Attack Protection Stream Contains settings related to streaming Stream Video Stream Audio Stream Maintenance Contains devic...

Page 355: ...k settings shooting playback settings using the web menu Configure settings in the web menu on a tablet using touch operation or on a computer using mouse operation Press the menu for the items you want to configure to display the setup items and their settings in that menu Configuration method Value selection Press the radio button for an item The radio button for a selected item is displayed in ...

Page 356: ...etup operations on a separate screen Guidance message Information that helps you to configure some settings and messages that call attention to the user are displayed Saving a setting When finished configuring a setting press the OK button to save the setting Press the Cancel button to discard changes to a setting and revert to the previous setting Press the Reload button to update the screen disp...

Page 357: ...h auto focus mode Touch Function in MF Tracking AF Spot Focus Tracking AF Sets the operation when the camera image screen is touched in MF mode AF Assist Control On Off On When set to On you can use the focus slider in the Web App during auto focus to adjust the focus position For details see Setting the Auto Focus Target Manually AF Assist Using the Web App Note This item is enabled only when AF ...

Page 358: ...57 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Shooting Mode Custom Cine EI Custom Sets the shooting mode See Shooting mode in Configuring Basic Operation Target Display SDR BT 709 HDR HLG SDR BT 709 Sets the color space of the recording output in Custom mode 358 ...

Page 359: ...codec Note When Imager Scan Mode is set to S35 RAW and RAW XAVC I cannot be selected RAW Output Format The available settings vary depending on the Frequency setting See RAW Output Format settings below Sets the size of the RAW image to output to an external RAW recorder Note When Codec is set to RAW XAVC I the Video Format setting switches in link with the RAW Output Format setting Video Format T...

Page 360: ... shown in bold 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Frequency Imager Scan Mode Codec Setting 59 94 50 29 97 25 23 98 FF RAW RAW XAVC I 4096 2160P 3840 2160P XAVC I 4096 2160P 3840 2160P 1920 1080P XAVC L 3840 2160P 1920 1080P 50 1920 1080P 35 S35 XAVC I 1920 1080P XAVC L 1920 1080P 50 1920 1080P 35 24 FF RAW RAW XAVC I XAVC I 4096 2160P 360 ...

Page 361: ...Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Setting On Off Off Turns the simultaneous recording function on off and sets the recording destination media Rec Button SlotA SlotB SlotA SlotB SlotA SlotB Displays the record button assignment for each recording media Set Project Simul Rec Rec Button Set in the camera menu 2nd Rec Button SlotA SlotB SlotA SlotB Slot...

Page 362: ...amera ILME FR7 ILME FR7K Proxy Rec Sets proxy recording mode settings see Proxy Recording 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Setting On Off Off Turns proxy recording mode on off 362 ...

Page 363: ... 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 15 20 30 40 50 sec 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 15 20 30 40 50 min 1 2 3 4 6 12 24 hour 1 Sets the interval between recordings in Interval Rec recording mode when Interval Rec is set to On Number of Frames 1frame 2frames 3frames 6frames 9frames 12frames The available settings vary depending on the frame frequency of the selected video format 59 94P 50P 2frames 6frames 12frames 29 97P 25P...

Page 364: ...1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Setting On Off Off Turns the picture cache function on off Cache Size Short Medium Long Max Max Sets the time for accumulation of images in picture cache memory picture cache recording time Cache Rec Time Displays the time for accumulation of images in picture cache memory picture cache recording time 364 ...

Page 365: ...ht 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Load All File Load an ALL file into the unit from the device running the Web App Note When an ALL file is loaded into the unit the unit will reboot After rebooting reload the page in the web browser Save All File Save the settings of the unit to the device running the Web App as an ALL file 365 ...

Page 366: ...ase look number No Base look number Base Look Name Base look name Input Base look input signal Output Base look output signal AE Level Offset Base look exposure reference value To add a base look Press the Import button to import a new base look Follow the on screen instructions After importing set appropriate values for Input Output and AE Level Offset For details see Importing a Desired Base Loo...

Page 367: ... speed steps of the pan tilt drive Normal Speed can be specified using 24 step range Use this setting for compatibility with existing Sony remote cameras Extended Speed can be specified using 50 step range Speed Mode Normal Slow Normal Sets the speed mode of the pan tilt drive Enabled only when Speed Step is set to Normal Normal Operates in normal speed range minimum to maximum 60 degrees second S...

Page 368: ...on Sets settings related to the pan tilt speed 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Acceleration 1 to 9 8 Selects the acceleration deceleration for pan tilt operations The larger the number the higher the acceleration 368 ...

Page 369: ...cuted this range limit setting is ignored This function cannot be used to avoid obstacles near the unit Set the Setting switch to the on position The pan tilt operating range limit function becomes enabled 1 Check the image using the pan tilt controls of the camera 2 To set the positions at which to limit operation press the Left Right Up Down Set Current Value button at those positions Left Left ...

Page 370: ...g playback during thumbnail display when a pan tilt error occurs when pan tilt is not initialized and when pan tilt is locked 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Down Bottom side of camera The limit positions are set and are displayed as numeric values angle To cancel a limit press the Reset button for the individual positions Press the OK button The pan tilt operation is restricted to ...

Page 371: ...s set to Off B When Ceiling is set to On 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Ceiling On Off Off When the unit is mounted on a desktop set to Off When the unit is mounted on a ceiling set to On When Ceiling is set to On Pan Direction is automatically set to Opposite Pan Direction Normal Opposite Normal Sets the pan drive direction When th...

Page 372: ...ation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Speed Select Separate Common Separate Sets whether preset speeds are configured separately or use a common setting Common Speed 1 to 50 50 Sets the common speed for presets Note A maximum drive speed of 24 is used if a value of 25 or higher is set when Pan Tilt P T Speed Speed Step is set to Normal 372 ...

Page 373: ...E FR7K Output Format Sets output format settings 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description SDI For details about settings see Output Formats and Limitations Sets the SDI and HDMI output resolution HDMI 373 ...

Page 374: ...utput signal image streaming output image and the image in the Web App camera image panel 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description SDI On Off Off Sets whether the menu and status are embedded in the SDI output signal HDMI Stream On Off On Sets whether the menu and status are embedded in the HDMI output signal 374 ...

Page 375: ...ing Factory default Description Level Control Auto Manual Auto Selects audio input level automatic adjustment or manual adjustment Level 0 to 99 49 Sets the input level Input Select AUDIO IN CH1 AUDIO IN CH2 Off CH1 and CH3 AUDIO IN CH1 CH2 and CH4 AUDIO IN CH2 Sets the audio input source Note CH1 is AUDIO IN CH1 fixed Wind Filter On Off Off Turns the wind noise reduction filter on off Item Sub it...

Page 376: ...ted to audio output Note This setting is also applied to the streaming output audio 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description HDMI Stream Output CH CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 CH1 CH2 Sets the combination of audio channels for the HDMI streaming output 376 ...

Page 377: ...2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Tally Lamp Brightness High Low Off High Sets the brightness of the recording tally lamp G Tally Lamp Enable Disable Enable Enables disables the G tally lamp Tally Control External Internal Internal Selects the target for accepting the recording tally lamp control information of the unit 377 ...

Page 378: ...E FR7K IR Remote Sets settings related to the infrared remote control 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Setting On Off On Enables disables operation of the unit from the infrared remote control 378 ...

Page 379: ... related to the camera name unit name Up to eight 0 to 8 of the following characters can be entered for Camera Name Alphanumeric characters Symbols space _ 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Camera Name FR7 Sets the camera name 379 ...

Page 380: ... item setting Factory default Description User Name admin Sets the user name Current Password When changing the password enter the current password New Password Enter the new password Re Type Password Enter the new password again for confirmation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description User Name Sets the user name Current Password When changing the password enter the current password New...

Page 381: ...er Displays the primary DNS server of the unit Secondary DNS Server Displays the secondary DNS server of the unit IPv6 Address 1 Displays IPv6 address 1 of the unit IPv6 Address 2 Displays IPv6 address 2 of the unit IPv6 Gateway Displays the IPv6 default gateway of the unit Link local IPv6 Address Displays the IPv6 link local address of the unit Item Sub item setting Factory default Description DH...

Page 382: ...matically is set to Off Gateway Sets the IPv6 default gateway when Obtain an IP Address Automatically is set to Off Item Sub item setting Factory default Description HTTP Port 80 1024 to 65534 80 Sets the HTTP port number DNS Auto On Off On Sets whether to obtain the DNS addresses from the DHCP server Primary DNS Server IPv4 IPv6 address Sets the primary DNS server when DNS Auto is set to Off Seco...

Page 383: ...lt Description Auto Upload Proxy On Off Off Turns proxy file auto upload on off Default Upload Server Server Settings1 to 3 Display Name Server Settings1 Selects the upload server for files The server selected here becomes the auto upload destination for proxy files and the upload destination for files from the thumbnail screen Displays the Display Name settings configured in Server Settings1 to 3...

Page 384: ...ver User Name Sets the user name for authentication of the transfer destination server connection Password Sets the authentication password of the transfer destination server connection Passive Mode On Off Off Turns passive mode on off Destination Directory Sets the name of the transfer destination directory Using Secure Protocol On Off Off Sets whether to use On or not use Off secure FTP transfer...

Page 385: ...st use Issuer DN Displays the distinguished name of the issuer of the SSL server certificate when Certificate Options is set to Use a self signed certificate For test use Subject DN Displays the distinguished name of the subject of the SSL server certificate when Certificate Options is set to Use a self signed certificate For test use Available Period Displays the valid period of the SSL server ce...

Page 386: ...tion of the SSL server certificate when Certificate Options is set to Use an external certificate Reset This button clears the private key password display for entry of a new password Self Signed Certificate Generation Press the Generate button to generate a self signed certificate when Certificate Options is set to Use a self signed certificate For test use 386 ...

Page 387: ...lt Description Setting On Off On Enables disables the Referer check function Item Sub item setting Factory default Description No 1 to 10 Sets the exception number from the list Host Name Sets the host name of the exception Port Number Sets the port number of the exception Set Press to register the configured exception in the exception list Delete Select an exception that you want to delete and pr...

Page 388: ...388 ...

Page 389: ... Protection function on off Count 3 to 100 8 Sets the number of attempts that will be considered as an attack Enabled when Setting is set to On Release Mode Always Timer Timer Sets the release condition Enabled when Setting is set to On Always Do not delete from attacker list Timer Delete from attacker list after the release time set using Release Time has elapsed Release Time 30 to 86400 s 60 Set...

Page 390: ...Number 554 1024 to 65534 554 Sets the RTSP port number Time Out 0 to 600 60 Sets the timeout of the Keep Alive command for RTSP streaming Authentication On Off On Turns the RTSP authentication function on off Video Port Number 1 1024 to 65534 51000 Sets the port number for sending video 1 for RTSP unicast streaming Video Port Number 2 1024 to 65534 53000 Sets the port number for sending video 2 fo...

Page 391: ...urce name Group On Off Off Turns the NDI grouping function on off Group Name Displayed when the NDI grouping function is set to On Sets the group name Discovery Server 1 Sets NDI discovery server 1 Discovery Server 2 Sets NDI discovery server 2 Reliable UDP Mode On Off On Turns Reliable UDP mode on off Multicast Mode On Off Off Turns multicast streaming on off Multicast Prefix 239 255 0 0 239 255 ...

Page 392: ...er of frames I Picture Interval 1 1 2 3 4 5 s 1 Displayed when I Picture Mode 1 is set to Time Sets the IDR Frame insertion interval for H 264 and H 265 as a time I Picture Ratio 1 15 to 300 frames 30 Displayed when I Picture Mode 1 is set to Frame Sets the IDR Frame insertion interval for H 264 and H 265 as a number of frames Profile 1 H 264 high main baseline H 265 main main10 H 264 high Sets th...

Page 393: ...icture Mode 2 is set to Time Sets the IDR Frame insertion interval for H 264 and H 265 as a time I Picture Ratio 2 15 to 300 frames 30 Displayed when both Codec 2 is not set to Off and I Picture Mode 2 is set to Frame Sets the IDR Frame insertion interval for H 264 and H 265 as a number of frames Profile 2 H 264 high main baseline H 265 main Sets the H 264 or H 265 profile Bit Rate Compression Mod...

Page 394: ...tory default Description Codec 3 JPEG JPEG Sets the codec of image 3 Size 3 1280 720 1024 540 640 360 1280 720 Sets the picture size of image 3 Frame Rate 3 For details about supported frame rates see Setting the Video Codec for Streaming Sets the frame rate of image 3 Quality 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 6 Sets the quality 394 ...

Page 395: ...ed to the streaming audio codec 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Setting On Off Off Turns audio streaming output on off Codec AAC 128kbps AAC 256kbps AAC 128kbps Displayed when Setting is set to On Sets the audio codec for streaming 395 ...

Page 396: ...7 ILME FR7K Language Sets the display language Note The available languages may vary depending on the country or region 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Language Sets the display language 396 ...

Page 397: ... browser on the device running the Web App 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Screen Reader On Off Off Turns the screen reader function in the camera image panel of the Web App on off Speech Rate Slow2 Slow1 Normal Fast1 Fast2 Fast3 Fast4 Normal Sets the speed of the screen reader function A sample passage is read aloud at the configure...

Page 398: ...r display format Time Setting Keep current setting Synchronize with PC Manual setting Synchronize with NTP Sets the configuration method of the date and time yy mm dd hh mm ss yy 19 to 37 mm 01 to 12 dd 01 to 31 hh 00 to 23 mm 00 to 59 ss 00 to 59 seconds Displayed when Time Setting is set to Manual setting Sets the date and time manually NTP Auto On Off Off Displayed when Time Setting is set to S...

Page 399: ...tion All Reset except for Network Settings Execute Resets the settings of the unit excluding the network settings Execute Execute function Note Imported base looks and LUT files are note deleted Network Reset Execute Resets the network settings of the unit Execute Execute function Note After executing Network Reset the unit will reboot After rebooting reload the page in the web browser Factory Def...

Page 400: ...of the camera Serial Number Displays the serial number of the camera Version Number Displays the software version of the camera Version Up Press the Choose File button and follow the on screen instructions to update the camera software Note After updating the unit will reboot After rebooting reload the page in the web browser Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Model Name Displays th...

Page 401: ... default Description Version Up Press the Choose File button and follow the on screen instructions to update the lens software For details see Updating E Mount Lens Software Note After updating the lens the unit will reboot After rebooting reload the page in the web browser 401 ...

Page 402: ...ny Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description Log Level Critical Warning Info Critical Warning Critical Critical Warning Info Sets the level for adding a record to the system log Log Size 200 to 1024 1024 Sets the size of the log to save in the system log Download as File Press the Download button and save the system log to a tablet or computer from the displayed screen 402 ...

Page 403: ...tem setting Factory default Description Log Level Critical Warning Info Critical Warning Critical Critical Warning Info Sets the level for adding a record to the HTTP access log Log Size 200 to 1024 1024 Sets the size of the log to save in the HTTP access log Download as File Press the Download button and save the HTTP access log to a tablet or computer from the displayed screen 403 ...

Page 404: ...ny Corporation Item Sub item setting Factory default Description I agree to download device information Place a check mark here to agree to acquire device information and press the OK button Press the displayed Download button The web browser will download a file named deviceinformation dat momentarily Note After downloading the unit will reboot After rebooting reload the page in the web browser 4...

Page 407: ...tory default To use streaming as the main video set SDI to On and HDMI Stream to Off and monitor the camera status on an SDI monitor SDI OUT connector BNC type Set the output format using the Monitoring menu in the web menu or camera menu Use a commercially available 75 Ω coaxial cable for connection Note Check that the connection between the unit and the external device is grounded before turning...

Page 408: ... device connected to the HDMI OUT connector This will synchronize recording on the external device with the unit Note If a connected external device does not support a REC trigger signal the device cannot be operated When Project SDI HDMI Rec Control Setting is set to SDI HDMI Remote I F in the camera menu only the REC trigger signal is output when there is no recording media currently inserted an...

Page 409: ...ted from an RM IP500 Remote Controller Selecting the target camera Adjusting the framing pan tilt zoom Adjusting the focus excludes touch operation Registering and recalling preset positions Operating the menu of the unit excluding the web menu Adjusting the brightness Adjusting the white balance Adjusting the black balance Adjusting the audio input level Starting stopping recording Executing assi...

Page 411: ...ition to enable VISCA over IP communication Note The switch setting is applied when the unit is next turned on 1 Connect the RM IP500 to the same network as the unit 2 Follow the procedure in the RM IP500 operating instructions to configure VISCA over IP LAN connection on the RM IP500 Assign this unit using RM menu AUTO IP SETUP ASSIGN CAM 3 Assign functions of this unit to buttons and knobs as re...

Page 412: ...le units the units can be synchronized to a specific reference signal or timecode via the GENLOCK connector of the units For details about genlock see Synchronizing the Phase of the Video Signal Genlock For details about synchronizing timecodes see Locking the Timecode to Other Devices 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation 412 ...

Page 413: ...ync status using Technical Genlock Reference in the camera menu Note If the reference signal is unstable genlock cannot be achieved The subcarrier is not synchronized 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation System frequency of recording format Supported input reference signals 59 94P 1920 1080 59 94i 720 486 59 94i 50P 1920 1080 50i 720 576 50i 29 97P 1920 1080 59 94i 720 486 59 94i 25P 192...

Page 414: ... successful lock with the external timecode If the external timecode source is disconnected the timecode may shift by one frame per hour with respect to the reference timecode To release external lock Change the TC Media Timecode setting in the camera menu External synchronization is also released if the system frequency is changed and when you start recording in a special recording mode Slow Quic...

Page 415: ...N connector functions as the AUDIO IN CH 1 connector and AUDIO IN CH 2 connector 1 Pin No Function 1 GND 2 AUDIO IN CH 1 HOT 3 AUDIO IN CH 1 COLD 4 AUDIO IN CH 2 HOT 5 AUDIO IN CH 2 COLD Turn off the unit and connect the XLR cable to the AUDIO IN connector 2 Set SETUP switch 2 to enable the phantom power supply as required Switch the 48 V power supply phantom power as described below Switch 2 Sets...

Page 416: ...urce may damage the connected device Check the setting before connecting the device Setting Description ON This turns on the 48V phantom power supply and sets the phantom power supply compatible microphone as the CH 1 and CH 2 audio source Turn on the unit and set the type of connected device using Audio Audio Input AUDIO IN Select in the camera menu 4 416 ...

Page 417: ...option Connect a CFexpress Type A card reader or SD card reader to your computer and use software that supports the recording format of this unit such as Catalyst Browse to import the clips Using a nonlinear editing system In a nonlinear editing system editing software option that supports the formats recorded by the unit is required 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation 417 ...

Page 418: ... 50p 3G HD other than 59 94p 50p 1 5G Note Use a module that complies with the following standards SFF standards SFF 8083 SFF 8418 SFF 8419 SFF 8432 SFF 8433 SFF 8071 SFF 8472 SDI standards ST297 ST292 ST424 ST425 ST2081 ST2082 The same signal as the SDI output connector is output to the SFP module The unit does not support optical fiber signal input Use an SFP module for optical fiber signal outp...

Page 419: ... or using a tally signal input on the OPTION connector of the unit Set Technical Tally Tally Control to External in the web menu or camera menu When inputting a tally signal on the OPTION connector short circuit pin 7 to GND either pin 4 or 5 to light up the tally lamp green or pin 8 to GND either pin 4 or 5 to light up the tally lamp red Note When Tally Control is set to External the recording st...

Page 420: ...e Set the output signal using Technical Tally Tally Control in the web menu or camera menu Internal Recording operation status of the unit External Logical AND of red green tally signals received by the unit via the IN signals and remote controllers 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Pin No Signal direction Signal specifications 6 OUT Red tally lamp output Low level output when red tal...

Page 421: ...iscosity of the grease applied inside may increase preventing the mechanism from moving Operate the lens and pan tilt mechanism regularly On consumable parts The fan and built in rechargeable battery are consumable parts that will need periodic replacement When operating at room temperature a normal replacement cycle will be about 5 years However this replacement cycle represents only a general gu...

Page 422: ...ammable shunt valves for hydrocephalus treatment or other medical devices Do not place this product close to persons who use such medical devices Consult your doctor before using this product if you use any such medical device Security precautions SONY WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR DAMAGES OF ANY KIND RESULTING FROM A FAILURE TO IMPLEMENT PROPER SECURITY MEASURES ON TRANSMISSION DEVICES UNAVOIDABLE DATA ...

Page 423: ...Y WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR DAMAGES OF ANY KIND INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO COMPENSATION OR REIMBURSEMENT ON ACCOUNT OF THE LOSS OF PRESENT OR PROSPECTIVE PROFITS DUE TO FAILURE OF THIS UNIT EITHER DURING THE WARRANTY PERIOD OR AFTER EXPIRATION OF THE WARRANTY OR FOR ANY OTHER REASON WHATSOEVER SONY WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR CLAIMS OF ANY KIND MADE BY USERS OF THIS UNIT OR MADE BY THIRD PARTIES SONY WI...

Page 424: ...ps When the conditions above are met the HDMI output 4096 2160P and 3840 2160P selection options for Monitoring Output Format SDI HDMI are grayed out and cannot be selected The image is not output if a higher resolution than the playback image resolution is configured SDI OUT HDMI OUT connector output formats When the system frequency is 50 59 94 Hz Setting Selectable output format Recording playb...

Page 425: ...1920 1080i 1920 1080i Output stopped 720 480P1 720 576P2 When the system frequency is 59 94 1 When the system frequency is 50 2 Setting Output Format output resolution Recording playback mode RAW output resolution Internal recording resolution SDI HDMI RAW RAW XAVC I 4096 2160 RAW 4096 2160 RAW 4096 2160P 3840 2160P 1920 1080P 1920 1080i default 3840 2160 RAW 3840 2160 RAW 3840 2160P 1920 1080P 19...

Page 426: ...C I 4096 2160 RAW 4096 2160 RAW 4096 2160P 3840 2160P 1920 1080P default 3840 2160 RAW 3840 2160 RAW 3840 2160P 1920 1080P default XAVC I XAVC L 4096 2160 4096 2160 2SI 4096 2160P 1920 1080P 3840 2160 2SI 3840 2160P 1920 1080P 1920 1080P default 1920 1080P default 3840 2160 3840 2160 2SI 3840 2160P 1920 1080P 1920 1080P default 1920 1080P default 1920 1080 1920 1080P default 1920 1080P default Set...

Page 427: ...ss 8 compliant The total power consumption exceeds the maximum rating of the PoE power delivery device Refer to the operating instructions for the PoE power delivery device A network cable with category rating that does not support PoE power delivery is connected Use a Category 5e or higher network cable connected to the LAN connector The camera PoE power delivery device and peripheral devices are...

Page 428: ...r the configured video signal format There is noise in the audio The camera PoE power delivery device and peripheral devices are not connected to ground Connect the camera PoE power delivery device and peripheral devices to ground The unit is being used in an environment with devices that generate strong electric and magnetic fields such as TV radio transmitter antennas amateur radio transmitters ...

Page 429: ...ISCA over IP communication is not enabled Set SETUP switch 3 to the ON position on the camera connector panel and reboot the unit The IP address of the camera changed Check the IP address of the camera using Network Wired LAN in the web menu or camera menu The IP address of the camera was changed using AUTO IP SETUP on the RM IP500 Remote Controller At least 20 minutes has elapsed since the camera...

Page 430: ...ber of the unit to a port that is not being filtered or blocked Old cache of the web browser is having an adverse effect Delete the cache from the web browser Cannot connect to the Web App using the 2D code QR code The device being used does not support mDNS Use a device that supports mDNS If using a device that does not support mDNS enter the IP address directly into the web browser The tablet or...

Page 431: ...s configured so that it is not being embedded in the HDMI output signal Set Monitoring Output Display HDMI Stream to On in the web menu Value of a setting on the settings screen is not updated displayed properly The settings screen of the Web App does not automatically reflect the settings changed in another Web App Press the Reload button at the bottom of the settings screen of the Web App The va...

Page 432: ...ts pan tilt and then turn the unit on again Cannot execute pan tilt reset Execute a pan tilt reset as described in Resetting the Pan Tilt An unexpected force was applied to the camera head causing a pan tilt control error Camera does not return to the front when the Pan Tilt Home button is pressed Ceiling mount mode has been activated Set Pan Tilt P T Direction Ceiling in the web menu according to...

Page 433: ...hits the camera Turn the lens support clamp lever so that it is pointing up The camera head lock lever hits the camera Check that the camera head lock lever is fully in the LOCK position Abnormal noise occurs during pan tilt operation The camera is out of balance Move the camera head forward rearward to an appropriate position so that the slide base is horizontal The ramp curve acceleration decele...

Page 434: ...A microphone is not connected Connect a microphone or audio device to the AUDIO IN connector on the connector block The Master Input Level setting is at the minimum value Adjust Master Input Level Recorded sound is distorted The audio input level setting is too high Adjust CH1 Input Level to CH4 Input Level and Master Input Level Recorded sound has a high noise level The audio input level setting ...

Page 435: ...t to HDMI The picture size for streaming cannot be set higher than the HDMI picture size Change the HDMI picture size using Monitoring Output Format in the web menu Frame rate of Video Stream 1 cannot be set to 60 FPS or 50 FPS The streaming frame rate is set to 29 97 or lower The frame rate used for streaming is limited by the system frequency Change the system frequency using Rec Format Frequenc...

Page 436: ... terminated The unit has a built in 75 Ω terminator Connect directly to a signal source one to one or use a distributor splitter Symptom Cause Solution Tally lamp does not light up The tally lamp brightness is set to Off Set the appropriate brightness using Technical Tally Tally Lamp Brightness in the web menu The recording tally lamp is configured as a recording lamp Configure the recording tally...

Page 437: ...lowly Blinking green slowly The unit cannot operate normally For details see Maintenance System Log in the web menu If the problem persists even after putting the unit in standby mode or turning the power off and then on again contact your Sony service representative Blinking orange rapidly Blinking green rapidly A malfunction occurred on the unit Contact your Sony service representative Message d...

Page 438: ...l clips that can be recorded on a memory card is getting low Replace at the earliest convenience Clips Full High speed blinking The maximum number of clips that can be recorded on the memory card has been reached Recording or copying more clips is not possible Replace immediately Last Clip Recording Blinking The clip currently recording is the last clip that can be recorded as the maximum number o...

Page 439: ...ror occurred while using the memory card If the problem persists replace the memory card Media Reached Rewriting Limit Change Media A 1 The memory card has reached the end of its life Make a backup and replace the card immediately If you continue using the card the card may not be able to record or play For details refer to the operating instructions for the memory card The specified address is in...

Page 441: ...twork settings No Not applicable Network Reset When Reset Reset Network Reset in the web menu is executed Yes Initialized item network setting No Not applicable Factory Default Yes Item reset to factory default No Not applicable Shooting Item level 2 Camera menu Web menu All File Scene File All Reset except for Network Settings Network Reset Factory Default ISO Gain EI Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes ND Filte...

Page 442: ...File All Reset except for Network Settings Network Reset Factory Default Base Setting Yes No Yes No Yes Rec Format Yes No Yes 1 No Yes Cine EI Setting Yes No Yes No Yes Simul Rec Yes No Yes No Yes Proxy Rec Yes No Yes No Yes Interval Rec Yes 2 No Yes No Yes Picture Cache Rec Yes 2 No Yes No Yes SDI HDMI Rec Control Yes No Yes No Yes Assignable Button Yes No Yes No Yes All File No No No No No Frequ...

Page 443: ...s Network Reset Factory Default P T Speed No No Yes No No P T Acceleration No No Yes No No P T Range Limit No No Yes No No P T Direction No No Yes No No P T Preset No No Yes No No Item level 2 Camera menu Web menu All File Scene File All Reset except for Network Settings Network Reset Factory Default Timecode Yes 1 No Yes No Yes TC Display Yes No Yes No Yes Users Bit Yes 1 No Yes No Yes HDMI TC Ou...

Page 444: ...Network Reset Factory Default Audio Input Yes No Yes No Yes Audio Output Yes No Yes No Yes Item level 2 Camera menu Web menu All File Scene File All Reset except for Network Settings Network Reset Factory Default Display Clip Properties No No No No No Set Clip Flag No No No No No Lock Unlock Clip No No No No No Delete Clip No No No No No Transfer Clip No No No No No Transfer Clip Proxy No No No No...

Page 445: ...set except for Network Settings Network Reset Factory Default Camera Name No No No No Yes User No No No Yes Yes Wired LAN 1 No No No Yes No File Transfer Yes No Yes Yes Yes FTP Server 1 No No Yes No Yes FTP Server 2 No No Yes No Yes FTP Server 3 No No Yes No Yes SSL No No No Yes Yes Referer Check No No No Yes Yes Brute Force Attack Protection No No No Yes Yes Not configurable using the camera menu...

Page 446: ... All File Scene File All Reset except for Network Settings Network Reset Factory Default Language Yes No Yes No Yes Accessibility Yes No No No Yes Clock Set Yes 1 No Yes 2 No Yes Reset No No No No No Hours Meter No No No No No Information No No No No No System Log No No No No Yes HTTP Access Log No No No No Yes Service No No No No No EULA No No No No No Software No No No No No Date and time inform...

Page 447: ...an be configured separately for each preset position For details see Pan Tilt Preset in the web menu 1 Display location Item Save target Framing control panel of live operation screen Zoom position focus distance Yes Zoom Speed No1 Technical Zoom in the camera menu Zoom Type No Moves at maximum speed when restoring a preset position 1 Display location Item Save target Camera image panel of live op...

Page 448: ... Focus in the web menu Push AF Mode including settings using assignable buttons No Touch Function in MF No AF Assist Control No Shooting Focus in the camera menu Focus size and focus position set using Focus Area Yes Focus position set using Focus Area AF S Yes Not restored when the Auto Focus switch is set to the on position Restored when set to off 1 448 ...

Page 450: ...g that the update failed is displayed check the displayed description and try to update again 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Attach an E mount lens to the unit 1 Check Maintenance Information Lens Model Name and Version Number in the web menu The software version number of the E mount lens is displayed on the side Check the software version number and then update the software as re...

Page 451: ...s not prevent the lens from completely being removed 5 041 957 11 1 Copyright 2022 Sony Corporation Attach a lens For details about attaching a lens see Attaching a Lens 1 Slide the pan tilt lock lever to the LOCK position to lock the pan tilt of the camera head 2 Move the camera block to a position so the lens eject cover can be attached 3 Attach the lens eject cover so that it covers the lens re...

Page 452: ...THER USE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM MPEG LA L L C SEE HTTP WWW MPEGLA COM Obtaining Software Under the GPL LGPL License This product uses software to which the GPL LGPL applies This informs you that you have a right to have access to modify and redistribute source code for these software programs under the conditions of the GPL LGPL The source code is provided on the internet Use ...

Page 453: ...ntra XAVC I 4K QFHD mode VBR 600 Mbps max bit rate MPEG 4 AVC H 264 XAVC I HD mode CBG 223 Mbps max MPEG 4 AVC H 264 XAVC Long XAVC L QFHD mode VBR 150 Mbps max bit rate MPEG 4 H 264 AVC XAVC L HD 50 mode VBR 50 Mbps max MPEG 4 H 264 AVC XAVC L HD 35 mode VBR 35 Mbps max MPEG 4 H 264 AVC Recording format audio LPCM 24 bit 48 kHz 4 channel Recording frame rate XAVC Intra XAVC I 4K mode 4096 2160 59...

Page 454: ...e clip The actual times may be shorter depending on the number of clips recorded Pan tilt drive section Minimum pan speed 0 02 deg s Minimum tilt speed 0 02 deg s Maximum pan speed 60 deg s Maximum tilt speed 60 deg s Pan range 170 deg to 170 deg Tilt range 30 deg to 195 deg Noise criterion rating NC35 or lower Preset positions 100 Camera section Imaging device 35mm full frame 35 6 23 8 mm Exmor R...

Page 455: ...ve HLG Natural Audio section Sampling frequency 48 kHz Quantization 24 bit Frequency response XLR input MIC mode 20 Hz to 20 kHz 3 dB or less XLR input LINE mode 20 Hz to 20 kHz 3 dB or less Dynamic range XLR input MIC mode 80 dB Typical XLR input LINE mode 90 dB Typical Distortion XLR input MIC mode 0 08 or lower 40 dBu input level XLR input LINE mode 0 08 or lower 14 dBu input level Input output...

Page 456: ...ptical signal input Input output LAN connector RJ 45 1000BASE T OPTION connector RJ 45 tally input output connector Media slot section CFexpress Type A SD card slot 2 Supplied accessories AC adaptor 1 Power cord 1 Infrared remote control 1 Body cap 1 attached to the unit HDMI cable retaining plate 1 Before Using This Unit 1 Warranty booklet 1 External dimensions Dimensions are approximate values U...

Page 458: ... of Cisco in the U S and other countries and is used under license iPadOS Safari and iPad are trademarks of Apple Inc registered in the U S and other countries and regions Android and Google Chrome are trademarks or registered trademarks of Google LLC Wi Fi is a registered trademark of Wi Fi Alliance SDXC logo is a trademark of SD 3C LLC CFexpress and the CFexpress Type A logo are trademarks of th...

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