Hitachi KP-D5000, KP-D5010, KP-D5001 Operation Manual

Hitachi Kokusai Electric Inc.
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Hitachi Kokusai Electric Inc.
CCD Color Camera
KP-D5000
KP-D5001
KP-D5010
Operation manual
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Thank you for procuring this fine Hitachi Kokusai Electric color CCD camera. Before using the camera, please read this operation manual carefully and keep this manual on file for ready reference in the future.
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Introduction
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Features
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Operating considerations
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CCD characteristics
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Name and function of each section
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Connections
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Lens
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Recommended lens
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Lens selection
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L
ens connectors
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Flange back adjustment
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Camera mounting
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Setting menu description
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Setting menu composition
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Setting menu operations
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Main menu
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Scene file setting
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Light control menu
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AGC setting
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Shutter speed setting
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Sensitivity enhancement setting
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Color-B/W selection
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White balance setting
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Camera title setting
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Enhancement menu
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Sub menu
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Color temperature and white balance
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Remote operation of setting menu
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Remote-contact operation
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Specifications
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Contents
Hitachi’s KP-D5000 series is a high sensitivity and high resolution CCD color camera utilizing a newly developed digital signal processor (DSP) possessing a wide dynamic range.
High sensitivity, high resolution
The high density interline type CCD sensor with on-chip
micro lenses and low noise circuit design enables low-light pickup down to 0.03lx (with F1.2 lens, AGC maximum). Horizontal resolution of 560 TV lines were achieved by adopting digital signal processing technology of 380,000 (440,000 PAL) pixel CCD.
High resolution
Digital signal processing LSI. Contour compensation by digital technology and 2H
vertical enhancer.
Various functions
Auto tracking white balance (ATW) Color/monochrome switch Digital noise reduction (DNR) Fog adjustment Backlight compensation (BLC) Electric shutter Electric sensitivity enhance Digital zoom Text display Dial type flange back adjustment mechanism
Operating considerations
Power supply
1) Note that it will take few seconds after power on
until a
picture is displayed on the monitor.
2)
Switching regulator is used in power circuit of this camera.
Therefore, when power supply (AC 100V) is raised slowly,
camera may not
operate normally. In this case, turn off the
power and turn on it after few seconds.
Handling
1) Do not attempt to remove cover.
2)
Before plugging or unplugging a connector, be sure to turn off
power.
3) When installing or removing a lens, take care th
at water or
dust does not enter inside of the camera
Installing and storage
Avoid installing or storing the camera in the following
environments.
Environments exposed to direct sunlight, rain or snow Where combustible or corrosive gas exists. Excessively warm or cold environment (Operating
temperature : 0 to 40).
Humid or dusty environment. Place subjected to excessive vibration or shock. Environment exposed to strong electric or magnetic field.
Do not aim the camera lens at the sun.
Do not shoot strong light or a scene including strong light.
To obtain stable performance for long time
When the camera is used continuously for long t
ime under
high ambient temperature, the internal electrical parts become
deteriorated, resulting in short life. To use the camera
continuously for long time, the highest temperature must be
below 40.
Cleaning
Use a blower or a lens brush to remove dusts on the
lens or the
optical filter.
To remove dirt on the cover, use dry soft cloth. lf dirt is
hardened, wipe with a moist cloth of neutral detergent liquid.
Do not use benzine, thinner, alcohol,liquid cleaner or
spray-type cleaner.
In event dust or
other debris is lodged between the CCD and
optical filter, consult dealer for cleaning it.
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2
Introduction Features
Name and function of each section
The following phenomenons are not defects but might be
occoured due to characteristics of CCD.
Smear and blooming
This phenomenon occurs when strong light object (fluorescent
lamp, car head light, strong reflection of the sun light etc) is
captured. Thin band at monitor screen is displayed above and
below of the st
rong light object. In this case, please change
the camera angle in the position where strong light does not
enter in the camera.
Fixed pattern noise
Fixed pattern (vertical strip, white pixel spots, rough sprinkling)
might be appear on the monitor screen,
when camera is
operated at high temperature.
It becomes easy to see at high
sensitivity setting (AGC, electronic sensitivity improvement) of
camera.
Moire
When group of fine strips or stripped pattern is captured, additional stripped pattern (interference inducted strips) which is not real might be seen on the monitor screen.
●It is necessary to note the following phenomenom specially.
Burning
When sun light or extremely strong light enteres for a long time, the characteristics of the spectral filter(color filter) of CCD image sensor might be deteriorated and the color of the corresponding portion may change. Do not set or keep lens or CCD towards sun or extremely strong light direction in either power on or off state.
White spot
Imperceptible white spots may rarely come up on the screen due to cosmic rays and so on. It becomes easy to appear when the sensitivity of the camera is raised in the operation at the high temperature.
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4
CCD characteristics
Tripode adaptor installation screw hole
Refer to page 13 (Camera
installation).
LENS connector [LENS]
Connect the lens cable, when using auto iris lens. Refer to page 10 (Lens connectors).
Flange back adjustment dial
Adjust the flange back Refer to page 11 (Flange back adjustment)
Camera installation screw
KP-D5000/KP-D5001
KP-D5010
VIDEO
REMOTE
SET
STATUS
REMOTE connector [REMOTE]
Used to remote control the camera setting Refer to page 42 (Remote operation of setting menu).
Power supply input terminal
Refer to page 8 (Power supply connection).
Camera menu setting operation switch [SETUP]
Various setting and adjustment values are confirmed and changed with these 3 switches. Refer to page 15 (Setting menu operations).
Status lamp
Normal startup statusGreen
External synchronous mode:Orange
5
6
VIDEO
REMOTE
SET
-
AC
24V
12V
+
GND
DC
STATUS
Name and function of each section
KP-D5000
KP-D5001
AC power cable
Video output connector [VIDEO]
Refer to page 8 (Video output connection).
②②②②
③③③③
①①①①
REMOTE connector [REMOTE]
Used to remote control the camera setting Refer to page 42(Remote operation of setting menu).
Camera menu setting operation switch [SETUP]
Various setting and adjustment values are confirmed and changed with these 3 switches. Refer to page 15 (Setting menu operations).
Status lamp
Normal startup statusGreen
External synchronous mode:Orange
Video output connector [VIDEO]
Refer to page 8 (Video output connection).
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Connections
Vide
o output connection
Video output is connected from the camera back panel to the
video imput of the monitor via coaxial cable. If two or more
monitors are connected in a loop, set the 75Ω switch of only
the final monitor to ON.
The type of coaxial cable (75Ω) is decided according to the
distance with the connected device. The standard maximum
cable lengths without any unmarkable deterioration of image
are as follows.
3C-2V ・・・・ 150m 5C-2V ・・・・ 200m 7C-2V ・・・・ 300m 10C-2V ・・・・ 400m
Set the 75Ω switch of only the final monitor to on.
75Ω coaxial
cable
75Ω coaxial
cable
75Ω coaxial
cable
Color monitor
Color monitor
No.2
Color monitor
No.3
Power cable connection
Any special power supply is not required. Be sure to use the power source specified in the specification. (Please use the power supply of current capacity of 1A or more, though it depends on the connected devices.) Morever, please note that there is polarity in the 12V DC power supply.
KP-D5000
Power supply input ratings
AC24V
AC24VAC24V
AC24V
DC12V
DC12VDC12V
DC12V
①①①①
1-L
○+
②②②②
2-N
○- (GND)
③③③③
GND Not used
Power supply input specification
VIDEO
REMOTE
SET
STATUS
12V
DC
PLATE RATED
SER.NO.
②②②②
①①①①
KP-D5010
Camera menu setting operation switch [SETUP]
Various setting and adjustment values are confirmed and changed with these 3 switches. Refer to page 15 (Setting menu operations).
Status lamp
Normal startup statusGreen External synchronous modeOrange
Video output connector [VIDEO]
Refer to page 8 (Video output connection).
REMOTE connector [REMOTE]
Used to remote control the camera setting Refer to page 42(Remote operation of setting menu).
Power supply input terminal
Refer to page 8 (Power supply connection).
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KP-D5010
Power supply input ratings
DC12V
DC12VDC12V
DC12V
①①①①
○+
②②②②
○- (GND)
Power supply input specification
1628AWG 1628AWG
KP-D5000 / KP-D5001
/ KP-D5010
The plug pin arrangement should be according to the JEITC (Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association)
specification for auto iris lens.
Please select the lens from the following list of recommended lens according to the using conditions.
Category Lens type name Specification Mount Lens SW
HS 3 16 E( F Q) 3.7 mm F1.6~300 CS-mount HS 6 14 E( F Q) 6 mm F1.4~300 CS-mount HS 1 21 4E (F Q) 12 mm F1.4~300 CS-mount HS 2 V6 16 ED ※ 6~12 mm F1.6~300 CS-mount
Auto iris 1/2
HG 3 Z45 1 2F CS -IR
4.512.5 mm F1.2360 CS-mount
DC
HS 3 16 E( F N) 3.7 mm F1.6300 CS-mount HS 6 14 E( F N) 6 mm F1.4300 CS-mount HS 1 21 4E (F N) 12 mm F1.4300 CS-mount H4 1 6E 4.2 mm F1.6360 C-mount H6 1 2E 6 mm F1.2360 C-mount
Auto iris
( with iris amp )
1/2
H1 2 12 E 12 mm
F1.2360 C-mount
VIDEO
RBSS compatible lens
Note
If another type of lens is used, it may create inconvenience in attaching the lens and the original camera performance may not be obtained. When purchasing, be sure to specify the JEITA compatible plug.
1) Dimension
A) of lens installation part should be according to
the figure below. When the lens with dimention more than the
following size is installed, the int
ernal damage of camera may
occur.
2)
Please do not install a lens which is heavier than the camera
body. In case of using such lens, please fix the lens to the
installation stand.
Lens selection
Caution
Use of heavy lens may damage the camera because of unbalance.
C mount lensless than 4.1mm CS mount lensless than 4.1mm
A
Lens
Flange surface of lens
When auto iris lens is used, lens cable is installed in the lens plug as follows. Please refer the manual for signal and color combination of camera cable.
DCDirect currentcontrol voltage input type lens
Video signal input type lens
Install the head of lens cable to plug and then insert the plug in
the lens connector [LENS] of camera.
Lens connectors
+12V
Video input
GND
Damping coil
Damping coil Driving coil
Driving coil
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10
Lens
Recommended lens
RBSS : Recognition of Better Security System by JAPAN SECURITY SYSTEMS ASSOCIATION
Flange
back adjustment is needed after installation of lens or in
cases where focus cannot be obtained by normal lens focus
operation and focus is lost at the wide ang
le settings of a zoom
lens. In such cases, open the lens iris (refer to page 39)
and adjust as
follows.
1) Fixed focus lens
Set the lens focus ring to infinity Aim towards an object at least 20 meters distant. Turn the flange back adjustment dial to adjust the focus.
Please take care not to disturb the lens focus ring.
2) Zoom lens
Aim towards an object at least 20 meters distant. Focus is adjusted by turning the focus ring. Loose
the lens mount screws. Set the lens to wide angle and
turn the flange
back adjustment dial to adjust the focus.
Please take care not to disturb the lens focus ring.
Again set to telephoto and adjust the focus by turning the flange back adjustment dial. Repeat these steps until the focus is not suitable for telephoto and wide angle. Finally, tighten the lens mount screws.
Flange back adjustment
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The flange back adjustment can adjust C~CS mount range. The angle of view is adjusted by turning the lens zoom ring.
Note
If an auto iris lens is used and the object distance is less than few meters, due to focus length of lens, slight blurring can occur at certain iris positions. In such case, please refer to page 39[Lens open setting] and set the lens to full open. At this time, AES is operated.
Auto Electric Shutter (AES)
AES is a function to automatically adjust the electronic shutter speed according to the amount of incident light and keeps the image level constant.
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The camera setting and adjustments can be changed to meet the using conditions. Use the setting menu displayed on the monitor screen to check and change the settings and adjustments. The setting menu is comprised as follows.
If the camera is to be suspended to the ceiling, change the position of the tripod adaptor from the bottom to the top of the camera, as indicated in the figure.
Caution
Use the following type of camera mounting screw.
Type :U 1/4-20
Length:L=7mm
If length of screw is longer than 7 mm, there is risk of internal damage to the camera. Conversely, if too short, the camera will not be firmly secured and there is risk of dropping.
Tripod adaptor
Binding head screws M3 x 8
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Sett
ing menu composition
Display character setting
Display position setting
White balance mode setting
Auto tracking white balance (ATW) Preset white balance (AWC) Manual white balance (MANUAL) R/B gain adjustment etc
Color level adjustment, detail, black
level and digital zoom setting etc
Sub menu (page 38)
BLC on/off and area setting
Video level adjustment
AGC setting (page 22)
Shutter speed setting
(page 23)
Sensitivity enhancement setting (page 24)
Co
lor-B/W selection
(page 26)
AGC mode setting
Enhancement menu (page 33)
White balance setting (page 28)
Burst setting
Lens setting etc
Scene file setting (page 17)
Light control menu
(page 18)
Camera title setting (page 31)
Main menu
(page 16)
Camera mounting
Setting menu description
Lifting lug installation hole
Tripod installation hole
Camera angle
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Three rear panel setup buttons are used to shift the cursor and select items from the menus.
Up button:
Shift the cursor in the upward direction or increase an
adjustment value
Down button:
Shift the cursor in the downward direction or decrease an
adjustment value
Set button:
Press to display the main menu or to change a setting
Note
If any button is not pressed, the menu display disapears automatically after about 5 minutes.
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Setting menu operations
SET
Main menu
1) Press the Set button for at least 2 seconds to display
the Main
menu on the monitor screen.
2) Check the current settings at the main menu.
3) Shift the cursor vertically by pushing the Up and Down buttons, then press the Set button to change the setting of the selected item.
4) To return to the normal screen, shift the cursor to END
and
press the Set button.
5) Changed settings are stored in the camera memory (EEPROM) and restored at the power on.
Main menu
>>>>
◆◆◆◆
MAIN
MAINMAIN
MAIN MENU
MENUMENU
MENU
◆◆◆◆(FILE1)
(FILE1)(FILE1)
(FILE1)
LIGHT
LIGHTLIGHT
LIGHT CONTROL:
CONTROL:CONTROL:
CONTROL:AVE
AVEAVE
AVE
↵↵↵↵
AGC
AGCAGC
AGC
:ON
:ON:ON
:ON
↵↵↵↵
SHUTTER
SHUTTERSHUTTER
SHUTTER SPEED:
SPEED:SPEED:
SPEED:1111////60
6060
60
SENS
SENSSENS
SENS UP
UPUP
UP
:OFF
:OFF:OFF
:OFF
B/W
B/WB/W
B/W MODE
MODEMODE
MODE
:OFF
:OFF:OFF
:OFF
↵↵↵↵
WHITE
WHITEWHITE
WHITE BALANCE:ATW
BALANCE:ATWBALANCE:ATW
BALANCE:ATW
↵↵↵↵
CAMERA
CAMERACAMERA
CAMERA TITLE
TITLETITLE
TITLE :OFF
:OFF:OFF
:OFF
↵↵↵↵
ENHANCE
ENHANCEENHANCE
ENHANCE ↵↵↵
SUB
SUBSUB
SUB MENU
MENUMENU
MENU
↵↵↵↵
END
ENDEND
END
……Scene file setting
……Light control menu ……AGC setting menu ……Shutter speed setting ……Sensitivity enhancement Setting ……Color-B/W mode setting ……White balance setting ……Camera title menu ……Enhance setting menu ……Sub menu ……End (Menu display off
When an item indicated by a mark is selected, pressing the Set button shifts to the next menu.
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Scene file setting
Light control mode setting
1) Press the Set button for longer than 2 seconds to display the Main menu.
2) Use the Up and Down buttons to move the cursor to
LIGHT CONTROL. [AVE]/[BLC]/[PK/AVE] flashes.
3) In this state, push the Set button to display LIGHT
CONTROL MENU.
4) When the cursor is at MODE, push the Set button to change
control modes.
Set button:::AVERAGE→BLC→PEAK/AVE
AVE (Average mode)
This mode measures the average luminance of the entire screen and controls the exposure level. This is default mode.
BLC (Back Light Control mode)
This mode controls the exposure level at the luminance level of the specified area. (It can be selected from 9 areas).
PK/AVE (Peak/Average mode)
This mode uses the peak luminance together with average and controls the exposure level. (The ratio of peak level and average level can be changed.)
Light control menu
◆◆◆◆
LIGHT
LIGHTLIGHT
LIGHT CONTROL
CONTROLCONTROL
CONTROL MENU
MENUMENU
MENU
◆◆◆◆
>>>>
MODE
MODEMODE
MODE
:AVERAGE
:AVERAGE:AVERAGE
:AVERAGE
LEVEL
LEVELLEVEL
LEVEL
:::: 000
000000
000
AIE
AIEAIE
AIE :
: :
: OOOOFF
FFFF
FF
↑↑↑↑
RET
RETRET
RET
END
ENDEND
END
……Light control mode display
……Video level adjustment(-128000+127) ……AIE mode ……Return to Main menu ……End (Menu display off
Light control menu [AVERAGE]
adjusted values of the camera at file.
1)
Press the Set button for at least 2 seconds to display the
main menu on the monitor screen.
2) Use UP and Down buttons to move the cursor to
MAIN
MENU. The scene file setting data blinks. In this state, push
the Set button to change the scene file.
Set button:::FILE1→FILE2→FILE3
→FILE4→FILE5
Factory setting is FILE1.
Scene file factory setting
Note
In case of using a video signal type lens, follow the manual to change setting of sensitivity of the lens.
Main menu
>>>>
◆◆◆◆
MAIN
MAINMAIN
MAIN MENU
MENUMENU
MENU
◆◆◆◆(FILE1)
(FILE1)(FILE1)
(FILE1)
LIGHT
LIGHTLIGHT
LIGHT CONTROL:
CONTROL:CONTROL:
CONTROL:AVE
AVEAVE
AVE
↵↵↵↵
AGC
AGCAGC
AGC
:ON
:ON:ON
:ON
↵↵↵↵
SHUTTER
SHUTTERSHUTTER
SHUTTER SPEED:
SPEED:SPEED:
SPEED:1111////60
6060
60
SENS
SENSSENS
SENS UP
UPUP
UP
:OFF
:OFF:OFF
:OFF
B/W
B/WB/W
B/W MODE
MODEMODE
MODE
:OFF
:OFF:OFF
:OFF
↵↵↵↵
WHITE
WHITEWHITE
WHITE BALANCE:ATW
BALANCE:ATWBALANCE:ATW
BALANCE:ATW
↵↵↵↵
CAMERA
CAMERACAMERA
CAMERA TITLE
TITLETITLE
TITLE :OFF
:OFF:OFF
:OFF
↵↵↵↵
ENHANCE
ENHANCEENHANCE
ENHANCE ↵↵↵
SUB
SUBSUB
SUB MENU
MENUMENU
MENU
↵↵↵↵
END
ENDEND
END
……Scene file setting
……Light control menu ……AGC setting menu ……Shutter speed setting ……Sensitivity enhancement Setting ……Color-B/W mode setting ……White balance setting ……Camera title menu ……Enhance setting menu ……Sub menu ……End (Menu display off
Video level adjustment
The optimum video level is to factory setting(000). If necessary, the level can be changed as foIIows.
1) Use the Up and Down buttons to shift the cursor to LEVEL and press the Set button. The adjustment value at the right of LEVEL flashes.
2) Change the video level by pressing the Up and Down buttons.
Adjustment value range : -128~000~+127
For factory setting(000), hold down both the Up and Down
buttons simultaneously for 2 seconds.
When the cursor is blinking, pressing Set button will stop
blinking and setting value will be fixed. In this case, the cursor moves to AIE.
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Scene file No.
1 2 3 4 5
High sensitivity
setting
Fog
adjustment(color
setting
Fog
adjustment(B/W
setting
Back light
correction setting
Stored high
sensitivity setting
LIGHT CONTROL
MODE AVERAGE AVERAGE AVERAGE BLC AVERAGE AREA
--- --- ---
NO.1
---
AIE OFF OFF OFF MID OFF
AGC 51 31 31 31 51
DNR
HI HI HI HI HI
SHUTTER SPEED
1/60 1/60 1/60 1/60 1/60
SENS UP OFF OFF OFF OFF AUTOx16
B/W MODE OFF OFF ON OFF OFF ENHANCE
FOG ADJUST OFF AUTO AUTO OFF OFF
The other settings besides this table will be same as factory setting of file1.
.
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Back light control mode setting
The lens iris closes in response to brightness when strong light or sun light is hitting the spot besides the place to be observed, and the subject of interest becomes dark. This mode is used to avoid darkening of subject of interest in such condition.
1) Press the Set button for longer than 2 seconds to display the Main menu.
2) Use the Up and Down buttons to move the cursor to LIGHT CONTROL. [AVE]/[BLC]/[PK/AVE] flashes.
3) In this state, push the Set button to display LIGHT
CONTROL MENU.
4) When the cursor is at MODE, push the Set button and
select BLC. The following menu is displayed.
◆◆◆◆
LIGHT
LIGHTLIGHT
LIGHT CONTROL
CONTROLCONTROL
CONTROL MENU
MENUMENU
MENU
◆◆◆◆
>>>>
MODE
MODEMODE
MODE
:BLC
:BLC:BLC
:BLC
AREA
AREAAREA
AREA SELECT:NO.
SELECT:NO.SELECT:NO.
SELECT:NO.1111
↵↵↵↵
LEVEL
LEVELLEVEL
LEVEL
:::: 00
0000
000000
AIE
AIEAIE
AIE :
: :
: OOOOFF
FFFF
FF
↑↑↑↑
RET
RETRET
RET
END
ENDEND
END
……Light control mode display
……Photomatric Area select : No.19
……Video level adjustment(-128000+127) ……AIE mode ……Return to Main menu ……End(Menu display off
Light control menu [BLC]
5) Move the cursor to AREA SELECT and push Set
button to
display the detection area select menu.
6) There are 9
light detection areas that can be selected by the
Up and Down buttons. Select the areas from No. 1 to 9 such
that subject of interest enters in the selected area.
It is set to No.1 in factory setting.
Up button : 1→2→3→4→5→6→7→8→9
(ascending order)
Down button: 9→8→7→6→5→4→3→2→1
(descending order)
7)
After deciding the detection area, press the Set button to
return to the LIGHT CONTROL MENU.
AREA(BLC)
AREA(BLC)AREA(BLC)
AREA(BLC) NO.
NO.NO.
NO.1111
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Detection area setting menu
Area position and number
6666 5555
4444
2222
1111 3333
7777
8888 9999
Peak/Average mode setting
When there is strong light spot within the
image, the near by
area of spot may have overexposure and the subject might not
be confirmed. This mode is used when taking picture under
such condition. It can control overexposure in such conditions.
1) Press the Set button for longer than 2 seconds to display the Main menu.
2) Use the Up and Down buttons to move the cursor to LIGHT CONTROL. [AVE]/[BLC]/[PK/AVE] flashes.
3) In this state, push the Set button to display LIGHT
CONTROL MENU.
4) When the cursor is at MODE, push the Set button and select PEAK/AVE. The following menu is displayed.
Note
1) The backlighting compensation of a central emphasis is set at the time of electronic zoom operation.
2) The back light control mode does not operate in case of using video signal input type auto iris lens.
Note
In case of using video signal input type auto iris lens
1) Lens iris operates by the sensitivity setting of lens
regardless light control mode setting.
2) When the LENS TYPE setting of the camera is
set to VIDEO, the lens sensitivity setting adjustment gauge (Lev/Ref) is displayed on LIGHT CONTROL MENU.
3) Set the sensitivity on the lens such that the Video
output level setting [Lev] should not fall less than the standard level of the exposure control [Ref].
4) If it is adjusted lower than the value of [Ref], the
repetition phenomenon of the lens iris control and the AGC control (Hunting) might be generated.
◆◆◆◆
LIGHT
LIGHTLIGHT
LIGHT CONTROL
CONTROLCONTROL
CONTROL MENU
MENUMENU
MENU
◆◆◆◆
>>>>
MODE
MODEMODE
MODE
:AVERAGE
:AVERAGE:AVERAGE
:AVERAGE
Lev
LevLev
Lev |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・
・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・
・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・
Ref
RefRef
Ref ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・
・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・
・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・
LEVEL
LEVELLEVEL
LEVEL
:::: 000
000000
000
AIE
AIEAIE
AIE
:OF
:OF:OF
:OFFFFF
RET
RETRET
RET
END
ENDEND
END
……Light control mode display
……Video output level gauge ……Light control standard level gauge ……Video level adjustment(-128000+127) ……AIE mode ……Return to Main menu ……End (Menu display off
Light control menu [AVERAGE]
◆◆◆◆
LIGHT
LIGHTLIGHT
LIGHT CONTROL
CONTROLCONTROL
CONTROL MENU
MENUMENU
MENU
◆◆◆◆
MODE
MODEMODE
MODE
:PEAK/AVE
:PEAK/AVE:PEAK/AVE
:PEAK/AVE
>>>>
PK/AV
PK/AVPK/AV
PK/AV
:::: 15
1515
15//// 85
8585
85
LEVEL
LEVELLEVEL
LEVEL
:::: 000
000000
000
AIE
AIEAIE
AIE :
: :
: OOOOFF
FFFF
FF
↑↑↑↑
RET
RETRET
RET
END
ENDEND
END
……Light control mode display
……Peak levelAverage
……Video level adjustment(-128000+127) ……AIE mode ……Return to Main menu ……End (Menu display off
Light control menu [PEAK/AVE]
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AGC setting
AGC
mode setting
1) Press the Set button for longer than 2 se
conds to display the
Main menu.
2) Use the Up and Down buttons to move the cursor to
AGC.
AGC setting data blinks.
3) In this state, push the Set button to display AGC MENU.
4) When the cursor is at MODE, push the Set button
to change
the AGC modes as follows.
Set button : ONOFF
ON : Automatically changes the video level within a range of the AGC limit as appropriate according to
the brightness of subject. AGC is set to ON in factory setting. OFF : Always sets a fixed video level from the [FIX. GAIN].
◆◆◆◆
AGC
AGCAGC
AGC MENU
MENUMENU
MENU
◆◆◆◆
>>>>
MODE
MODEMODE
MODE
:ON
:ON:ON
:ON
AGC
AGCAGC
AGC LIMIT
LIMITLIMIT
LIMIT
:+
:+:+
:+31
3131
31
0000・・・・・・・・
・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・
・・・・・・・・●●●●・・・・・・
・・・・・・・・・・・・
・・・・・・51
5151
51
DNR
DNRDNR
DNR
::::OFF
OFFOFF
OFF
RET
RETRET
RET
END
ENDEND
END
……AGC mode display
……AGC lmit (0~+51)
……AGC limit gauge
……Digital Noise ReductionDNRdisplay ……Return to Main menu ……End (Menu display off
AGC setting menu (ON)
<<<
>>>
>
AGC limit setting (AGC ON)
1) When the cursor is at AGC LIMIT, push the Set button. A mark[●] at the AGC limit gauge flashes.
2) In this state, use the Up and Down buttons to change the AGC limit.( 0+51). For factory setting by the Scene file
(page 17), hold down both the Up and Down buttons simultaneously for 2 seconds.
3) In this state, pressing Set button will stop blinking and setting value will be fixed. The the cursor moves to RET.
AGC limit setting (AGC OFF)
1) When the cursor is at FIX GAIN, push the Set button. A mark[●] at the FIX GAIN gauge flashes.
◆◆◆◆
AGC
AGCAGC
AGC MENU
MENUMENU
MENU
◆◆◆◆
>>>>
MODE
MODEMODE
MODE
:O
:O:O
:OFF
FFFF
FF
FIX
FIXFIX
FIX GAIN
GAINGAIN
GAIN
:+
:+:+
:+31
3131
31
----6666・・・・・・・・
・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・
・・・・・・・・●●●●・・・・・・
・・・・・・・・・・・・
・・・・・・51
5151
51
DNR
DNRDNR
DNR
::::OFF
OFFOFF
OFF
RET
RETRET
RET
EEEEND
NDND
ND
……AGC mode display
……AGC lmit (6~+51)
……AGC limit gauge
……Digital Noise ReductionDNRdisplay ……Return to Main menu ……End (Menu display off
AGC setting menu (OFF)
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AIE mode
AIE is a function to correct brightness of the part that has darkened as a result of over exposure control by BLC and PEAK/AVE.
When the cursor is at AIE, push the Set button to change the AIE modes as follows.
Set button : OFF→LOW→MID→HIGH
OFF : AIE is inactive. It is set for AIE in factory setting. LOW, MID, HIGH : AIE is effective.
The enhancement level of the part that has darkened is changed to LOW, MID, HIGH.
5) Move the cursor to PK/AV and push Set button to display the ratio of peak and average.
Set button : 0/100→ 15/ 85→ 30/ 70→ 50/ 50
→ 75/ 25→ 100/0
The response to spot light increases with increment in peak value. Factory setting is 15/85.
Note
The part that has darkened is corrected brightness by the enhancement level increment, but the picture might be noisy. Therefore, set the enhance level with taking picture conditions.
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2) In this state, use the Up and Down buttons to change
the FIX GAIN ( -6+51).
For factory setting(+0), hold down
both the Up and Down buttons simultaneously for 2 seconds.
3) In this state, pressing Set button will stop blinking and setting value will be fixed. The the cursor moves to RET.
Digital Noise Reduction(((DNR))))setting
It is a function to reduce the noise element generated
by AGC
gain increment. Use the Up and Down buttons to move the cu
rsor
to DNR
and push the Set button to change the DNR modes as
follows.
Set button:::OFF→HIGH→LOW
OFF : DNR is inactive. HIGH : Image quality priority mode LOW : Movement priority mode
DNR is set to HIGH in factory setting.
Note
At high AGC LIMIT/FIX. GAIN, sensitivity increases, but noise becomes more apparent.
Note
1) When using a DC type/VIDEO type auto iris lens, fix the iris to fully open.
2) When the following phenomenon occurs while AES is operating, change to different shutter speed. The following are not defects.
Strong smear or blooming occurs in the scene. Screen flicker or coloration occurs.
SENS UP is
a sensitivity enhancement function that increases the
CCD exposure time (shutter speed) greater than 1/60 or 1/50 seconds of the standard time.
1) Press the Set button for longer than 2 seconds to display the Main menu.
2) Use the Up and Down buttons to move the cursor to SENS UP. Sensitivity enhancement setting data flashes.
3) In this state, push the Set button to change the sensitivity
enhancement setting as follows.
Set button :
OFF→AUTOx2→AUTOx4→AUTOx6→AUTOx8
→AUTOx10→AUTOx12→AUTOx16→AUTOx32
→AUTOx64→AUTOx128→OFF→MANU x2 →MANUx4→MANUx6→MANx8→MANUx10 →MANUx12→MANUx16→MANUx32→MANUx64 →MANUx128→MANUx192→MANUx256 →MANUx320→MANUx384→MANUx448→MANUx512
Sensitivity enhancement setting (SENS UP)))
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1) Press the Set button for longer than 2 seconds to display the Main menu.
2) Use the Up and Down buttons to move the cursor to SHUTTER SPEED. Shutter speed setting data flashes.
In this state, push the Set button to change the shutter
speed as follows.
Set button : 1/60(1/50 PAL)→1/100(1/120 PAL)
→1/250→1/500→1/1000→1/2000→1/5000
→1/10000→1/20000→1/50000 →1/100000→AES→AES&LENS(1/1000) →AES&LENS(1/2000) →AES&LENS(1/5000)
Factory setting : 1/60 (1/50)
Shutter speed setting
Main menu
◆◆◆◆
MAIN
MAINMAIN
MAIN MENU
MENUMENU
MENU
◆◆◆◆(FILE1)
(FILE1)(FILE1)
(FILE1)
LIGHT
LIGHTLIGHT
LIGHT CONTR
CONTRCONTR
CONTROL:
OL:OL:
OL:AVE
AVEAVE
AVE
↵↵↵↵
AGC
AGCAGC
AGC
:ON
:ON:ON
:ON
↵↵↵↵
>>>>
SHUTTER
SHUTTERSHUTTER
SHUTTER SPEED:
SPEED:SPEED:
SPEED:1111////60
6060
60
SENS
SENSSENS
SENS UP
UPUP
UP
:OFF
:OFF:OFF
:OFF
B/W
B/WB/W
B/W MODE
MODEMODE
MODE
:OFF
:OFF:OFF
:OFF
↵↵↵↵
WHITE
WHITEWHITE
WHITE BALANCE:ATW
BALANCE:ATWBALANCE:ATW
BALANCE:ATW
↵↵↵↵
CAMERA
CAMERACAMERA
CAMERA TITLE
TITLETITLE
TITLE :OFF
:OFF:OFF
:OFF
↵↵↵↵
ENHANCE
ENHANCEENHANCE
ENHANCE
↵↵↵
SUB
SUBSUB
SUB MENU
MENUMENU
MENU
↵↵↵↵
END
ENDEND
END
……Scene file setting
……Light control menu ……AGC setting menu ……Shutter speed setting ……Sensitivity enhancement Setting ……Color-B/W mode setting ……White balance setting ……Camera title menu ……Enhance setting menu ……Sub menu ……End (Menu display off)
Note
When DNR is effective, the after image might be occurred, in case of taking picture of fast moving object.
Main menu
◆◆◆◆
MAIN
MAINMAIN
MAIN MENU
MENUMENU
MENU
◆◆◆◆(FILE1)
(FILE1)(FILE1)
(FILE1)
LIGHT
LIGHTLIGHT
LIGHT CONTROL:
CONTROL:CONTROL:
CONTROL:AVE
AVEAVE
AVE
↵↵↵↵
AGC
AGCAGC
AGC
:ON
:ON:ON
:ON
↵↵↵↵
SHUTTER
SHUTTERSHUTTER
SHUTTER SPEED:
SPEED:SPEED:
SPEED:1111////60
6060
60
>>>>
SENS
SENSSENS
SENS UP
UPUP
UP
:OFF
:OFF:OFF
:OFF
B/W
B/WB/W
B/W MODE
MODEMODE
MODE
:OFF
:OFF:OFF
:OFF
↵↵↵↵
WHITE
WHITEWHITE
WHITE BALANCE:ATW
BALANCE:ATWBALANCE:ATW
BALANCE:ATW
↵↵↵↵
CAMERA
CAMERACAMERA
CAMERA TITLE
TITLETITLE
TITLE :OFF
:OFF:OFF
:OFF
↵↵↵↵
ENHANCE
ENHANCEENHANCE
ENHANCE
↵↵↵
SUB
SUBSUB
SUB MENU
MENUMENU
MENU
↵↵↵↵
END
ENDEND
END
……Scene file setting
……Light control menu ……AGC setting menu ……Shutter speed setting ……Sensitivity enhancement Setting ……Color-B/W mode setting ……White balance setting ……Camera title menu ……Enhance setting menu ……Sub menu ……End (Menu display off)
Auto Electric Shutter (AES)
AES is a function to automatically adjust the electronic shutter speed according to the amount of incident light and keep the image level constant.
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Sensitivity enhancement by Color-B/W selection (B/W mode)
1) Press the Set button for longer than 2 seconds to
display the
Main menu.
2) Use the Up and Down buttons to move the cursor to B/W MODE. B/W MODE setting data flashes.
3) In this state, push the Set button to display B/W
MODE MENU.
4) In this state, push the Set button to change the
color/BW
mode setting as follows.
Set button::: OFF→ON→AUTO((((H))))→AUTO((((M))))
→AUTO(((L))))
Note
1) Sensitivity goes up when the sensitivity enhancement is increased, but when taking picture of subject with a fast movement, the blur of the image (after image) grows too.
2) Sensitivity goes up when the sensitivity enhancement is increased, but the noise of image is also increases. Morever, if the surrounding temperature is high, amount of the noise might increase.
3) White pixel might be there at the time of sensitivity enhancement operation. This is not a defect.
4) Turn ON the DNR when the noise stands out with
sensitivity improvement. The afterimage might stand out when taking picture of subject with a fast movement. At that time, switch the DNR setting to
OFF.
Color-B/W selection (B/W mode)
OFF : Sensitivity enhancement function is not used. It is factory setting.
AUTO : As the scene darks, this mode changes the sensitivity enhancement automatically with in the range that is set. In case of insufficient sensitivity with only AGC, this mode is used for day and night continous surveillance.
MANU : Mode for fixed sensitivity enhancement. It is fixed at maximum gain, when AGC is ON.
Relation of SENS UP setting and SHUTTER SPEED
SENS UP
SENS UPSENS UP
SENS UP Setting
Setting Setting
Setting
OFF
OFFOFF
OFF AUTO
AUTOAUTO
AUTO MAN
MANMAN
MANUUUU
1/60
1/601/60
1/60 (1/50)
(1/50) (1/50)
(1/50)
1/60(1/50)
1/60(1/50)1/60(1/50)
1/60(1/50) 1/60(1/50)
1/60(1/50)1/60(1/50)
1/60(1/50) 1/60(1/50)
1/60(1/50)1/60(1/50)
1/60(1/50)
1/100
1/1001/100
1/100(1/120)
(1/120)(1/120)
(1/120)
1/100
1/1001/100
1/100(1/120)
(1/120)(1/120)
(1/120)
1/100(1/120)
1/100(1/120)1/100(1/120)
1/100(1/120)
1/
1/1/
1/60(1/50)
60(1/50)60(1/50)
60(1/50)
1/
1/1/
1/250
250250
250
||||
1/100000
1/1000001/100000
1/100000
1/
1/1/
1/250
250250
250 ||||
1/100000
1/1000001/100000
1/100000
1/
1/1/
1/60(1/50)
60(1/50)60(1/50)
60(1/50) 1/
1/1/
1/60(1/50)
60(1/50)60(1/50)
60(1/50)
SHUTTER
SHUTTERSHUTTER
SHUTTER
SPEED
SPEEDSPEED
SPEED
AES
AESAES
AES AES
AESAES
AES AES
AESAES
AES 1/
1/1/
1/60(1/50)
60(1/50)60(1/50)
60(1/50)
OFF : This mode is of color picture. (factory setting)
ON : This mode is of black and white picture.
AUTO : In this mode, color image black and white
image is changed automatically according to the brightness of subject. It is the brightness (picture level)
that displayed
inside ( )
when color image is changed to black and
white image.
AUTO(H):About 70% or less of proper value AUTO(M)About 50% or less of proper value AUTO(L) About 35% or less of proper value
When switching from black and white picture to color picture, AGC gain or SENS UP refers to magnification. Therefore, when AGC setting is OFF and furthermore, SENS UP setting is OFF/MANU, AUTO setting of BW MODE can not be used.
◆◆◆ B/W
B/WB/W
B/W MENU
MENU MENU
MENU ◆◆◆◆
>>>>
M OD E
M OD EM OD E
M OD E
::::O F F
O F FO F F
O F F
BURST
BURSTBURST
BURST
::::ON
ONON
ON
MONO
MONOMONO
MONO→→→→COLOR
COLORCOLOR
COLOR :::: 010
010 010
010
COLORR
COLORRCOLORR
COLORR→→→→MONO
MONO MONO
MONO :::: 005
005 005
005
RET
RETRET
RET
END
ENDEND
END
……BW mode ……Burst setting
……
B/W to color mode change time sett ing
……
Color to B/W mode change time setti ng
……Return to Main menu ……End (Menu display off)
Main menu
◆◆◆◆
MAIN
MAINMAIN
MAIN MENU
MENUMENU
MENU
◆◆◆◆(FILE1)
(FILE1)(FILE1)
(FILE1)
LIGHT
LIGHTLIGHT
LIGHT CONTROL:
CONTROL:CONTROL:
CONTROL:AVE
AVEAVE
AVE
↵↵↵↵
AGC
AGCAGC
AGC
:ON
:ON:ON
:ON
↵↵↵↵
SHUTTER
SHUTTERSHUTTER
SHUTTER SPEED:
SPEED:SPEED:
SPEED:1111////60
6060
60
SENS
SENSSENS
SENS UP
UPUP
UP
:OFF
:OFF:OFF
:OFF
>>>>
B/W
B/WB/W
B/W MODE
MODEMODE
MODE
:OFF
:OFF:OFF
:OFF
↵↵↵↵
WHITE
WHITEWHITE
WHITE BALANCE:ATW
BALANCE:ATWBALANCE:ATW
BALANCE:ATW
↵↵↵↵
CAMERA
CAMERACAMERA
CAMERA TITLE
TITLETITLE
TITLE :OFF
:OFF:OFF
:OFF
↵↵↵↵
ENHANCE
ENHANCEENHANCE
ENHANCE
↵↵↵↵
SUB
SUBSUB
SUB MENU
MENUMENU
MENU
↵↵↵↵
END
ENDEND
END
……Scene file setting
……Light control menu ……AGC setting menu ……Shutter speed setting ……Sensitivity enhancement Setting ……Color-B/W mode setting ……White balance setting ……Camera title menu ……Enhance setting menu ……Sub menu ……End (Menu display off)
B/W setting menu
1) SHUTTER SPEED can not be changed
to be other than
1/60 or 1/100 when SENS UP is AUTO and MANU.
2) If SHUTTER SPEED setting is other than 1/60, 1/100
or
AES, it is changed to 1/60 when the SENS UP
setting is
changed to AUTO.
3) If SHUTTER SPEED setting is other than 1/60
, it is changed
to 1/60 when the SENS UP setting is changed to MANU.
Color/BW switching
The camera CCD responds to infrared light(700 ~~~ 1000nm) that is invisible to the human eye. Normal color
camera uses an IR cut filter to remove the infrared components in order to bring it close to human eye. This condition is used for color image. In case of black and white image, the IR cut filter is removed in order to making it more sensitive for infrared light.
Note
1) When using infrared light, the switching of color
picture black and white picture might occur according to the picture shooting conditions such as strong light or the distance from the subject is short. In this case, decrease the brightness of the illumination.
2) Under the picture shooting condition without the infrared light, sensitivity is not increased even if it switches to a monochrome image.
3) Focal plane of the lans is different for visible light(color picture) and black and white picture. Therefore, adjusted focus for color picture shifts when mode switches to black and white picture. Use the lens sensitive to infrared light, in case of BW MODE.
White balance setting
1)
Press the Set button for longer than 2 seconds to display the
Main menu.
2) Use the Up and Down buttons to move the cursor to
WHITE
BALANCE. WHITE BALANCE setting data flashes.
3) In this state, push the Set button to display WHITE BALANCE MENU. However
, when BW MODE
setting is in black and white state, it does not switch
to
WHITE BALANCE MENU.
4)
When the cursor is at MODE, push the Set button to change
the white balance modes as follows.
Set button : ATWAWC→MANUAL
The factory setting is ATW.
White balance setting [WHITE BALANCE]
ATW:::Auto tracking white balance mode
This mode automatically adjusts white balance according to the
color temperature of the subject. Generally, this mode is used.
Setting of color temperature range
1) Use the Up and Down buttons to move the cursor to ATW RANGE.
2Use Set button to change the color temperature range. Adjust according to the ambient conditions.
Set button:::NORMAL→SPECIAL
NORMAL : 2500K~~~8000K(factory setting) SPECIAL : 2500K~~~8000K and special illuminance
(sodium light and mercury lamp)
White balance setting menu(ATW)
◆◆◆◆ WHITE
WHITEWHITE
WHITE BALANCE
BALANCEBALANCE
BALANCE MENU
MENUMENU
MENU ◆◆◆◆
>>>>
MODE
MODEMODE
MODE
:ATW
:ATW:ATW
:ATW
ATW
ATWATW
ATW RANGE
RANGERANGE
RANGE
:NORMAL
:NORMAL:NORMAL
:NORMAL
WB
WBWB
WB AREA
AREAAREA
AREA
:OFF
:OFF:OFF
:OFF
RET
RETRET
RET
END
ENDEND
END
……White balance mode display
……Color temperature range setting
……White detection area mode setting
……Return to Main menu ……End (Menu display off)
Note
1) Set to SPECIAL MODE, when picture is taken under the sodium light or mercury lamp. It is not possible to adjust white balance completely, but color distinction is possible.
2) Under the following conditions, the white balance is not adjustable. It is not a defect.
Same color occupies the major portion of the screen.
White or achromatic color is extremely low. Background is red and blue.
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Black and White burst signal (BURST) setting
Burst signal is set to ON/OFF, when BW MODE is ON or AUTO.
ON : Add the burst signal. OFF : Add no burst signal. The factory setting is ON.
Note
When the burst signal is off, there might be errors depending on the connected monitor or VTR. Therefore, please check the specification of connected video device before making any change.
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5) Use the Up and Down buttons to move the cursor to MONO→COLOR and push the Set button. MONO→COLOR setting data flashes.
In this state, push the Set button to set the time for change of
black and white to color.
Adjustment value range001~030 (unitsecond
6) Use the Up and Down buttons to move the cursor to COLOR→MONO. COLOR→MONO setting data flashes.
In this state, push the Set button to set the time for change of
black and white to color.
Adjustment value range001~030 (unitsecond
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