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(Example 2) This is the procedure for use in continuous/low
speed shutter operation (1/1.3 sec.)
[Explanation]
The left example is for saving the setting in the program
page D.
Fig. 6-4 Procedure 1 for use in continuous/low speed shutter
operation (1/1.3 sec.)
(6-9) Read out of factory default
Setting items to be read out to RAM
[Electronic shutter operation mode]
• Shutter mode
= Continuous
• Type of shutter speed
= High speed
• Electronic shutter table
= Content of (Table 6-1)
• Pulse width control
= DISABLED
[Other operation modes]
• CCD output system
= SINGLE
• Scanning system
= Normal scan
[Level setting]
• Gain setting value
= (Factory default)
• Offset setting value
= (Factory default)
• Vsub voltage
= (Factory default)
[Configuration]
• Manu display
= ON
• BZ
= ON
• Baud rate
= 9600bps
• Vinit2 polarity
= NORMAL (negative
logic)
• Test pattern
= OFF
• Continuous strobe signal =OFF
• Vsub voltage
= (Factory default)
This procedure is for reading out the factory default (initial setting
before shipment) in order to initialize the setting that was changed
by the user after purchase.
With this equipment, the following two different procedures are
selectable for the readout:
a. The factory default is read out to the internal RAM of the camera.
b. The factory default is read out to the internal RAM of the camera
and written in the all program pages.
(Note) When the procedure a. is selected, the “storage page for
factory default” that is located separately from the memory
for automatic loading at the time of power-on (program
pages from “A” to “F”) is loaded and the camera is started
up. In this case, the data is temporarily read out to the
internal RAM of the camera. If it is necessary to use the
camera with the factory default values after the power is
turned off, those must be saved in the program pages from
“A” to “F”.
When the procedure b. is selected, the parameters that were
read out are automatically saved in the program pages from
“A” to “F”. Carefully note that the earlier setting data that
were saved by the user are all overwritten and lost.
Fig. 6-4 Setting contents immediately after reading out
factory default
[Procedure a. (read out of default to RAM)]
<Step 1>
Set the mode switch to the position “9”, and manipulate the UP/DOWN switch either upward or downward.
Then, turn on the power and keep the position of the UP/DOWN switch for several seconds.
<Step 2>
Return the UP/DOWN switch to the neutral position when the response sound of “pip-pip” is heard and
LED flashes in orange.
<Step 3>
For execution, apply an upward or downward stroke to the UP/DOWN switch again. For cancellation, turn
off the power to the camera.
<Step 4>
The camera automatically restarts and the operation mode is set to be Group 1.
(Note) To save the read data, set the mode switch to “A” (or other page corresponding to the data to be saved) and apply
an upward stroke to the UP/DOWN switch (save to the program page).
[Procedure b. (read out of default to RAM and save in all program pages)]
<Step 1>
Set the mode switch to the position “9”, and manipulate the UP/DOWN switch either upward or downward.
Then, turn on the power and keep the position of the UP/DOWN switch for several seconds.
<Step 2>
Return the UP/DOWN switch to the neutral position when the response sound of “pip-pip” is heard and
LED flashes in orange.
<Step 3>
Then, change the position of the mode switch to “0”. LED will flash in red.
<Step 4>
For execution, apply an upward or downward stroke to the UP/DOWN switch again. For cancellation, turn
off the power to the camera.
<Step 5>
The camera restarts and the operation mode is set to be Group 1.
Be ready for switching between high
speed shutter and low speed shutter.
Turn on power.
Set mode switch to “6”.
Be ready for saving in program page.
Set shutter speed to 1/1.3 sec.
Switch to low speed shutter
operation.
Apply downward stroke to UP/DOWN
switch.
Set shutter switch to “6”.
Set mode switch to “D”.
START
Turn off power.
END
Save setting in program page D.
Apply upward stroke to UP/DOWN switch.