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Group 1
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Menu-1
：
Display ON
LED
：
Blink in green
Mode switch
: [1]
UP/DOWN switch : UP
Mode switch
: [1]
UP/DOWN switch : UP
Mode switch
: [1]
UP/DOWN switch : UP
Mode switch
: [1]
UP/DOWN switch : UP
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Group 2
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Menu-2
：
Display ON
LED
：
Blink in green (quick)
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Group 3
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Menu-3
：
Display ON
LED
：
Blink in orange
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Group 1
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Menu-1
：
Display OFF
LED
：
Blink in green
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Group 4
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Menu-4
：
Display ON
LED
：
Blink in orange (quick)
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Factory deafult
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LED
：
Blink in red
Mode switch
: [1]
UP/DOWN switch : UP
Mode switch
: [1]
UP/DOWN switch : DOWN
MENU Nondisplay
Fig. 6-1 Flowchart of operation mode
6. How to Change Setting
(6-1) How to set shutter speed
The shutter speed is determined mainly by the setting positions of the shutter switch from “0” to “9”.
Table 6-1 Setting value of shutter speed
Position of
shutter switch
High speed shutter (continuous/asynchronous)
Low speed shutter (continuous)
0
No shutter (continuous) (1/30 sec)
1
1/23000 second
(1H)
1/15 second
(2V)
2
1/10000 second
( 3H)
1/10 second
(3V)
3
1/ 4000 second
( 8H)
1/7.5 second
(4V)
4
1/ 2000 second
(16H)
1/6.0 second
(5V)
5
1/ 1000 second
(32H)
1/5.0 second
(6V)
6
1/ 500 second
(64H)
1/4.3 second
(7V)
7
1/ 250second
(128H)
1/3.8 second
(8V)
8
1/ 125 second
(266H)
1/3.3 second
(9V)
9
1/ 60 second (532H)
Pulse width control / asynchronous (!)
1/3.0 second
(10V)
(Note) (H) and (V) in the table represent the horizontal time unit and the vertical time (frame period) unit respectively.
(Note) ”No shutter” in the table means the continuous shutter mode with exposure time = 1 frame period.
(Note) The value of each shutter speed is the factory default value. The shutter speed of each position (excluding shutter
position = 0) is possible to change by the user in the operation mode [Group 1].
(!) As for this camera, it must be set to be “Pulse width control (PWC) = ENABLED” for implementing “Pulse width control
/asynchronous” shutter operation .
When it is set to be “Pulse width control (PWC) = DISABLED” (default), the selection can be made out of the 9 levels
not only for the continuous shutter operation but also for the asynchronous shutter operation.
(6-2) How to set operation mode
The setting items of the operation modes are divided into 4 groups of Group 1, Group 2, Group C and Group D as follows:
Group 1 ············· These are mainly used for setting the basic functions (shutter speed
change, gain change etc.). Set the mode switch to the position
corresponding to the item to be changed and then manipulate
UP/DOWN switch to change the setting.
Group 2 ············· These are mainly used for setting the auxiliary function (gain
correction setting). Set the mode switch to the position
corresponding to the item to be changed and then manipulate
UP/DOWN switch to change the setting.
Group 3 and 4 ······ These are mainly used for setting the
configuration items (Terminology below).
Set the mode switch to the position corresponding to
the item to be changed and then manipulate UP/DOWN
switch to change the setting.
(Note) When any setting item is changed, it must be saved in one of the program pages
from “A” to “F” before turning off the power to store the data in the memory of the camera.
Carefully note that the new setting is not automatically saved and that the prior setting
will be effective at the next time of power-on if the power is turned off before storing it.
The configuration items, however, are automatically saved whenever they are changed.
[Terminology] Configuration items ········ They are the common setting items that are independent of the program pages. These
items are automatically saved in the internal EEPROM at the same time as they are
changed by manipulating the switches on the rear panel.
