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Setting USER area

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OFF.

 Set the output to area menu. 

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Set the output to the area menu by referring to the item “7.2 (1.1) (e) Confirming the contents of the 
measurement light area selected by automatic shutter” and “7.2 (3.1) (e) Confirming the contents of the 
measurement light area selected by AWB”.

Cursor

 Move the cursor to the zone to be appeared. 

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[MENU UP]

Move to up

Move to down

[MENU DOWN]

Move to left [DATA DOWN]

[DATA UP] Move to right

 Select ON/OFF for the zone. 

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When ON is selected, the selected area will be displayed brightly, and when OFF is selected, it will be dimmed.

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Note:

OFF can not be selected for all 64 zones because the automatic shutter function and AWB function do not 
perform correctly. (“AREA NG NOT AVAILABLE” displays.)

Summary of Contents for IK-HD3D

Page 1: ...uipment could be voided if you make changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance to Part 15 of the FCC Rules This manual is made from recycled paper For Customer Use Enter below the Serial No which is located on the bottom of the cabinet Retain this information for future ref erence Model No IK HD3D Serial No Following information is only for EU member sta...

Page 2: ...damage from dropping invasion of foreign objects etc may result in fire and or electric shock Immediately disconnect the power source and contact your dealer Avoid installing in a shower room or a bathroom This may result in fire and or electric shock Do not operate in places where the product may get wet This may result in fire and or electric shock Do not repair disassemble and or modify by yoursel...

Page 3: ...onsible for any damages or losses incurred by the user in any of the following cases 1 Fire earthquake or any other act of God acts by third parties misuse by the user whether inten tional or accidental use under extreme operating conditions 2 Malfunction or non function resulting in indirect additional or consequential damages including but not limited to loss of expected income and suspension of...

Page 4: ...sclaim any and all liability arising out of the use of the product in any critical applications TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 CAUTIONS ON USE AND INSTALLATION 6 2 COMPONENTS 6 3 ITEMS CONTROLLED BY THE SCREEN DISPLAY 7 4 NAMES AND FUNCTIONS 8 5 CONNECTION 9 5 1 Standard Connection 9 5 2 Cautions on Connection 10 5 3 Connector Pin Assignments 10 6 OPERATION 11 6 1 Automatic Black Balance 11 6 2 White Balance...

Page 5: ...IX setting 26 6 4 Change of chroma gain 26 7 SYNC 27 7 1 INT screen 27 7 2 Changing EXT setting 27 8 OPTION 28 8 1 Changing shading correction mode 28 8 2 Changing manual shading correction mode 28 8 3 Changing detail signal output 28 8 4 Change of vertical inversion setting 29 8 5 Change of horizontal inversion setting 29 8 6 Switching of inversion mode display 29 8 7 Change of binning setting 29...

Page 6: ...gas Places near gasoline benzene or paint thinner Places subject to strong vibration Places containing chemicals such as pesticides rubber or vinyl products for extended periods of time s 4HIS PRODUCT IS FOR INDOOR USE ONLY The following descriptions are for a camera head h v h 2 v CONNECTED TO THIS CAMERA CONTROL unit s O NOT SHOOT INTENSE LIGHT If strong light is entered vertical stripes or trav...

Page 7: ...10 0 AWB area 02 3 4 02 3 4 02 3 4 02 3 4 02 3 4 USER USER area is possible to set in 64 zones PRESET A MANUAL R GAIN 100 0 100 0 MANUAL B GAIN 100 0 100 0 Gamma correction ON OFF ON Gamma correction level 10 0 10 0 Black gamma correction level LOW NORMAL HIGH NORMAL Master pedestal 200 0 200 0 Red pedestal 100 0 100 0 Blue pedestal 100 0 100 0 White clip 100 109 109 ETAIL GAIN 0 10 31 10 ETAIL BO...

Page 8: ...h v OR h 2 v IS CONNECTED 0 0 7 2 Illuminates to indicate the unit is powered on 1 POWER switch Turns power on or off 2 FILE button To switch the scene files 3 GAIN button To change the gain mode 4 30 BUTTON Changes the display mode 5 PAGE button To switch and select menus 6 5 50 3 BUTTON To select the function to be confirmed or changed on the menu Also used when performing auto shading correction ...

Page 9: ...ization signal BNC connector 6 TERMINAL 6 OUTPUT TERMINAL KEY LOCK switch Enables disables buttons 2 to 9 FORMAT switch Switches between 59 94Hz and 50Hz CONNECTION 5 Standard Connection 5 1 DC power supply option Lens option Camera Camera Head Control unit Camera Cable for IK HD3D 䠄option䠅 DVI monitor DVI D TV Commercially available DC IN 12V DVI D DVI D Cable Commercially available IK HD3D IK HD...

Page 10: ...OR 46 4HEREFORE BE SURE TO SWITCH THE OUTPUT MODE OF THIS CAMERA CONTROL UNIT according to the monitor s resolution as no image will be displayed on the monitor if the camera output mode and the monitor input mode do not match For switching refer to the item 6 6 Switching of Video Signal Output s 6 STANDARD 4HE 6 DIGITAL VISUAL INTERFACE IS THE CONNECTION INTERFACE STANDARD FOR mAT PANEL DISPLAY 0...

Page 11: ...PERATION lNISHES THE CHARACTER STOPS BLINKING AND THE RESULT APPEARS FOR approx 1 second Display Meaning ABB OK Automatic black balance adjustment finished correctly ABB NG CLOSE LENS Automatic black balance adjustment cannot be performed because the lens iris is open Close the lens iris ABB NG Automatic black balance adjustment cannot be performed Operate the automatic black balance again 7HITE AL...

Page 12: ... white balance adjustment cannot be performed because the color temperature is too high If the C TEMP is set to 3200K set to 5600K If the message appears with the C TEMP set to 5600K change the illumination or use the color temperature convearsion filter 7 Automatic white balance adjustment cannot be performed for other reasons Such as no white area is included in an object etc 0 MANUAL Manual whit...

Page 13: ... SPEED 30 ARE LINKED TO THE SETTING ON THE AUTOMATIC SHUTTER 2EFER TO THE ITEM h HANGING THE setting in AUTO mode 0 MANUAL Manual gain Gain adjustment is performed on the GAIN menu The adjustment range is from 3 to 20dB in 1dB steps Refer to the item 7 2 2 2 2 Changing gain in MANUAL mode 1 OFF Gain is fixed at 0 dB Gain button F THE BUTTON IS PRESSED THE CURRENT GAIN SETTING IS DISPLAYED FOR APPRO...

Page 14: ...ot be performed because the video level is too high Adjust the video level by decreasing the illumination or closing the lens iris 0 MANUAL Manual Shading Perform the correction amount setting on the OPTION menu confirming with a monitor or a vector scope Refer to the 7 2 8 8 2 Changing manual shading correction mode 1 OFF The status is no shading correction Shading correction is only effective whe...

Page 15: ... only the video signal appears Change the output to each SCREEN VIDEO SIGNAL OUTPUT COLOR BAR SCREEN NDEX MENU MENUS AND AREA MENU BY USING THE 30 0 5 50 AND 5 7 BUTTONS MENU IS SELECTED WHEN PUSHING THE 0 BUTTON AFTER MOVING THE h v THE SCREEN BY THE 5 50 5 7 BUTTON WHILE THE NDEX MENU IS DISPLAYED USER USER Area menu DATA UP DOWN DATA UP DOWN The screen is changed to the area screen by selecting...

Page 16: ...Hz setting and 1 50s 50Hz setting 1 100s 1 125s 1 250s 1 500s 1 1000s 1 2000s 1 3000s 1 4000s 1 5000s 1 10000s SS Shutter speed can be set by the horizontal scanning time 1H unit Notes s F THE SHUTTER SPEED IS INCREASED THE SENSITIVITY IS DECREASED ACCORDING TO THE SPEED LICKER MAY BE LARGE UNDER discharge lamp lighting such as fluorescent tubes s F A FAST MOVING OBJECT IS SHOT ITS IMAGE MAY BE DIS...

Page 17: ... automatic shutter mode Move the I v TO 6 BY PUSHING THE 5 50 5 7 BUTTONS 3ELECT THE VIDEO LEVEL BY PUSHING THE 4 50 4 7 BUTTONS 0I 4 50 The value increases by pushing 100 0 100 The value decreases by pushing 4 7 b Changing the automatic shutter detection ratio between peak and average value Move the I v TO 0 6 BY PUSHING THE 5 50 5 7 BUTTONS 3ELECT THE RATIO BETWEEN PEAK AND AVERAGE VALUE BY PUSH...

Page 18: ...urement light area selected by the automatic shutter Move the I v TO 2 30 9 BY PUSHING THE 5 50 5 7 BUTTONS REA SCREEN APPEARS BY PUSHING THE 4 50 4 7 BUTTONS 0I When AREA is set to USER the setting can be changed on the area menu When changing the area refer to the item 7 2 8 Setting USER area 0USH THE 30 BUTTON TO RETURN TO THE MENU 1I f Setting of maximum auto shutter speed Move the I v TO 8 3 ...

Page 19: ...CT THE SHUTTER SPEED BY PUSHING THE 4 50 4 7 BUTTONS 0I DATA DOWN DATA UP OFF 1 100s 1 125s 1 250s 1 500s 1 1000s 1 2000s 1 3000s 1 4000s 1 5000s 1 10000s Changing the setting in SS Synchro Scan mode 1 3 Shutter mode AUTO MANUAL SS 1 SHUTTER FILE A Synchro scan setting 1 1125H to 1122 1125H OFF MODE SS SYNCHRO SCAN OFF MODE SS Move up and down by pushing MENU UP DOWN Select the desired value by pu...

Page 20: ...MENU UP DOWN Select the desired value by pushing DATA UP DOWN Move the I v TO 8 BY PUSHING THE 5 50 5 7 BUTTONS 3ELECT THE DESIRED VALUE OF MAXIMUM GAIN BY PUSHING THE 4 50 4 7 BUTTONS 0I 4 50 0dB 20dB 4 7 Changing gain in MANUAL mode 2 2 2 GAIN FILE A Gain mode AUTO MANUAL OFF MODE MANUAL MANUAL 0dB Manual gain setting 3dB to 20dB 1dB step Move up and down by pushing MENU UP DOWN Select the desir...

Page 21: ...ect the desired value by pushing DATA UP DOWN Changing color temperature setting a Move the I v TO 4 0 BY PUSHING THE 5 50 5 7 BUTTONS 3ELECT EITHER OR BY PUSHING THE 4 50 4 7 BUTTONS 0I Changing R PAINT b Move the I v TO 2 0 4 BY PUSHING THE 5 50 5 7 BUTTONS 3ELECT THE DESIRED VALUE OF RED PAINT BY PUSHING THE 4 50 4 7 BUTTONS 0I 4 50 Red is increased 10 0 10 Red is decreased 4 7 Changing B PAINT...

Page 22: ...I Changing gain in MANUAL mode 3 2 White balance mode AWB MANUAL Red gain adjustment 100 to 100 3 WHT BAL FILE A Blue gain adjustment 100 to 100 MODE MANUAL R GAIN 0 Color temperature setting 3200K 5600K B GAIN 0 C TEMP 3200K Move up and down by pushing MENU UP DOWN Select the desired value by pushing DATA UP DOWN Changing the red gain a Move the I v TO 2 BY PUSHING THE 5 50 5 7 BUTTONS 3ELECT THE...

Page 23: ... CLIP 109 Gamma correction ON OFF 4 PROCESS1 FILE A GAMMA ON OFF OFF M PED 0 Master pedestal setting 200 to 200 White clip 100 to 109 Red pedestal setting 100 to 100 Blue pedestal setting 100 to 100 Menu when GAMMA OFF is selected Move up and down by pushing MENU UP DOWN Select the desired value by pushing DATA UP DOWN Changing gamma correction level 4 2 Move the I v TO BY PUSHING THE 5 50 5 7 BUT...

Page 24: ...NS 3ELECT THE DESIRED VALUE OF RED PEDESTAL BY PUSHING THE 4 50 4 7 BUTTONS 0I 4 50 2 0 RISES 100 0 100 2 0 DECREASES 4 7 Changing B PED blue pedestal c Move the I v TO 0 BY PUSHING THE 5 50 5 7 BUTTONS 3ELECT THE DESIRED VALUE OF BLUE PEDESTAL BY PUSHING THE 4 50 4 7 BUTTONS 0I 4 50 0 RISES 100 0 100 0 DECREASES 4 7 Change of white clip 4 5 Changing master pedestal a Move the I v TO 7 4 0 BY PUSH...

Page 25: ...e screen outline thickness Move the I v TO 4 2 1 BY PUSHING THE 5 50 5 7 BUTTONS 3ELECT THE DETAIL BOOST FREQUENCY BY PUSHING THE 4 50 4 7 BUTTONS 0I 4 50 Thin outline 1 10 16 Thick outline 4 7 Change of horizontal and vertical detail balance 5 3 This is the item for changing the ratio of the vertical detail quantity to the horizontal one Move the I v TO 6 BY PUSHING THE 5 50 5 7 BUTTONS 3ELECT TH...

Page 26: ...lection of matrix correction color 6 2 Move the I v TO 2 BY PUSHING THE 5 50 5 7 BUTTONS 3ELECT THE CORRECTION COLOR BY PUSHING THE 4 50 4 7 BUTTONS 0I DATA UP R R Ye Ye Ye G G G Cy Cy Cy B B B Mg Mg Mg R DATA DOWN If the matrix color correction is OFF correction color cannot be selected Changing MATRIX setting 6 3 Move the I v TO THE DESIRED ITEM BY PUSHING THE 5 50 5 7 BUTTONS 3ELECT THE DESIRED...

Page 27: ...YNC FILE A H PHASE 650 to 650 MODE EXT H PHASE 0 Move up and down by pushing MENU UP DOWN Select the desired value by pushing DATA UP DOWN Adjusting horizontal phase a When it comes to EXT mode the I move to H PHASE 3ELECT THE DESIRED VALUE OF HORIZONTAL PHASE BY PUSHING THE 4 50 4 7 BUTTONS 0I 4 50 650 0 650 4 7 F THE PHASE DIFFERENCE IS BIG KEEP PRESSING 4 50 4 7 BUTTON FOR A WHILE This will mak...

Page 28: ...OF MANUAL SHADING CORRECTION BY PUSHING THE 4 50 4 7 BUTTONS 0I 4 50 128 0 127 4 7 7HEN THE SHADING CORRECTION MODE IS SET TO ANYTHING OTHER THAN 5 THE DISPLAY TURNS OFF AND THE setting cannot be adjusted 8 OPTION FILE A MANUAL 0 DTL OUT OFF V REVERSE OFF H REVERSE OFF REVERSE DISP OFF BINNING OFF MONITOR PC I P MODE 1080p BAUD RATE 9600bps SHADING MANUAL Menu when SHADING MANUAL is selected SHADI...

Page 29: ...ty by adding pixels for horizontal and vertical directions Move the I v TO BY PUSHING THE 5 50 5 7 BUTTONS 3ELECT OR BY PUSHING THE 4 50 4 7 BUTTONS 0I Note Turning of binning setting ON effective lowers the resolution Change of monitor receiver types 8 8 Move the I v TO 4 2 BY PUSHING THE 5 50 5 7 BUTTONS 3ELECT 0 OR 46 BY PUSHING THE 4 50 4 7 BUTTONS 0I s 0 FOR USE OF 0 MONITOR s 46 FOR USE OF M...

Page 30: ... the measurement light area selected by AWB Cursor Move the cursor to the zone to be appeared 0I 4HE CURSOR MOVES UP DOWN RIGHT AND LEFT BY PUSHING THE 5 50 5 7 4 50 4 7 BUTTONS MENU UP Move to up Move to down MENU DOWN Move to left DATA DOWN DATA UP Move to right Select ON OFF for the zone 1I 3ELECT EFFECTIVE OR INEFFECTIVE BY PUSHING THE 0 BUTTON When ON is selected the selected area will be dis...

Page 31: ...XT SYNC terminal on the rear panel When the external sync signal is input the camera automatically switches its sync from the internal sync to the external sync External sync signal input conditions 1 SYNC 75Ω unbalanced 6 D External sync frequency range 2 1080p 59 94Hz Setting K Z PPM 6 Z PPM 1080p 50Hz Setting K Z PPM 6 Z PPM 1080i 59 94Hz Setting K Z PPM 6 Z PPM 1080i 50Hz Setting K Z PPM 6 Z P...

Page 32: ...LY s RE THE CAMERA AND VIDEO CABLES CONNECTED CORRECTLY s S THE SHUTTER MODE SET CORRECTLY s S THE MONITOR ON AND IN WORKING CONDITION Poor color s S THE MONITOR ADJUSTED CORRECTLY s S THE WHITE BALANCE OF THE CAMERA ADJUSTED CORRECTLY s RE THE MATRIX COLOR CORRECTION AND CHROMA GAIN SET CORRECTLY s S THE ILLUMINATION SUFlCIENT Noise appears s S THE CAMERA CABLE CONNECTED SECURELY ...

Page 33: ... 59 94Hz setting F2 2 sensitivity 20dB BINNING OFF 8 0 lx at 50Hz setting F2 2 sensitivity 20dB BINNING OFF SN ratio D STANDARD D 2 4 42 8 AND C TEMP 5600K during light elimination Ambient temperature 0 C to 40 C 32 F to 104 F Ambient humidity Less than 90 non condensing Weight Approx 610 g 1 35 lbs External dimension 110 W 40 H MM v 7 1 57 H v excluding protrusions Scene file user memories White b...

Page 34: ...34 EXTERNAL APPEARANCE DIAGRAM 10 5NIT MM INCH 11 8 0 74 186 7 32 110 4 33 40 1 58 44 6 1 76 27 1 06 139 0 15 5 472 0 006 62 0 1 2 44 0 004 4 M 3 BD Front Rear ...

Page 35: ...35 Memo ...

Page 36: ...right 2013 Toshiba corporation Toshiba America Information systems Inc All rights reserved IF THIS PRODUCT IS NOT IN GOOD WORKING ORDER AS WARRANTED ABOVE YOUR SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY SHALL BE THE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF THE PRODUCT IN NO EVENT WILL ISD OR ITS PARENT COMPANY OR ANY ASP BE LIABLE TO YOU OR ANY THIRD PARTY FOR ANY DAMAGES IN EXCESS OF THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THE PRODUCT THIS LIMITA...

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