14
Location and Function of Parts
Front panel
1
POWER indicator
Lights when you set the POWER switch
2
to ON “
"
”.
2
POWER switch
Set the switch to ON “
"
” to turn on the
power.
Set the switch to OFF “
a
” to turn off the
power.
Connector panel
3
GENLOCK IN connector (BNC
type)
Inputs the external sync signal (VBS =
Video, Burst, Sync or BS = Burst, Sync).
Connect to the sync output connector for
synchronization when using two or more
cameras.
Whether the sync signal is input depends
on the video camera and cable being
used.
To confirm whether the sync signal is
being input, see operating instructions
of the video camera.
4
VIDEO OUT
connector
(BNC type)
Outputs the video signal from the
camera.
5
S VIDEO connector (Mini DIN, 4-
pin)
Outputs separate Y and C signals.
Output of the separate Y and C signals
depends on the video camera being used.
For detailed information, read the
operating instructions of the video
camera.
6
CAMERA
connector (12-pin)
Outputs DC power and the video signal
and inputs external sync signal. The
output/input signal depends on which
camera is connected.
Connect to the DC power input
connector of the camera using the
CCXC-12P02N/05N/10N/25N camera
cable.
7
MODE switch
In most cases, set the switch to the upper
position “1”.
You may have to set the switch to the
lower position “2” depending on the
connected video camera.
For detailed information, read the
operating instructions of the video
camera.
8
CAMERA
connector (4-pin)
Outputs the DC power.
Connect to the DC power input
connector of the camera using the
CCDC-5/10/25/50A/100A camera
cable.
9
Equipotential ground terminal
Connect to the equipotential plug to
bring the various parts of a system to the
same potential.
q;
AC IN
-
connector
Connect to an AC power source using
the AC power cord (supplied).
