JVC KY-F58 User Manual

COLOR VIDEO CAMERA
KY-F58
CAUTION
This section of instruction manual is specially edited for serv­ice manual with modified contents. It is not recommended to use this section for the substitution of the original instructions included in the merchandise.
INSTRUCTIONS
EEZE
FR
Digital
ory
em
M
For Customer Use:
Enter below the Serial No. which are located on the bodys. Retain this information for future reference.
Serial No.
[U Ver.]
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
CAUTION : TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,
REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.
DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK).
NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated “dan­gerous voltage” within the product's enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to consti­tute a risk of electric shock to persons.
The exclamation point within an equilateral tri­angle is intended to alert the user to the pres­ence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accom­panying the appliance.
Due to design modifications, data given in this instruction book are subject to possible change without prior notice.
CAUTION:
To prevent electric shocks and fire hazards, do NOT use other than specified power source.
Information for USA
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Changes or modifications not approved by JVC could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
INFORMATION (FOR CANNADA) RENSEIGNEMENT (POUR CANADA)
• This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.
• Cet appareil numérique de la classe B est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.
Changes or modifications not approved by JVC could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
This unit is designed for professional use only.
WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS UNIT TO RAIN OR MOIS­TURE.
[E Ver.]
IMPORTANT
The wires in this mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following code:
GREEN-AND-YELLOW: BLUE: BROWN:
As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this appara­tus may not correspond with the coloured markings identi­fying the terminals in your plug, proceed as follows. The wire which is coloured GREEN-AND-YELLOW must be connected to the terminal in the plug which is marked
with the letter E or by the safety earth symbol oured GREEN or GREEN-AND-YELLOW. The wire which is coloured BLUE must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter N or which is coloured BLACK. The wire which is coloured BROWN must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter L or coloured RED.
EARTH
NEUTRAL
LIVE
or col-
WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
Changes or modifications not approved by JVC could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
This unit is designed for professional use only.
WARNING — THIS APPARATUS
MUST BE EARTHED.
2 Revised in August 1998
Thank you for purchasing the JVC KY-F58 Color Video Camera.
CONTENTS
FEATURES .............................................................................. 3
BASIC CONFIGURATION ........................................................ 3
1. INTRODUCTION
PRECAUTIONS ON PROPER USE ........................................ 4
2. CONTROLS, INDICATIONS AND CONNECTORS
CAMERA CONTROL UNIT [Panel side] .................................. 5
CAMERA CONTROL UNIT [Rear side] ....................................7
CAMERA HEAD ....................................................................... 8
FEATURES
• High quality 1/3” and 3CCD format camera
• The camera head can be dismantled to produce a compact component.
• A built-in Frame Memory function enables a STROBE SYNC and RANDOM TRIGGER to operate the camera without add­ing any further equipment.
• Quick set-up can be achieved with a “Scene File”.
• Direct connection to various units is available with various out­put signals such as RGB, VBS, Y/C and a color difference component.
• RS-232C can be interface.
3. CONNECTIONS
BASIC SYSTEMS .................................................................... 9
MOUNTING THE OPTIONAL LENS (T14 x 5.5MD) TO THE
CAMERA HEAD ....................................................................... 9
HOW TO MOUNT THE CAMERA HEAD ............................... 10
CONNECTING THE CAMERA HEAD
AND CCU (CAMERA CONTROL UNIT )................................ 10
SYSTEM APPLICATION ........................................................ 11
4. BASIC ADJUSTMENTS BEFORE USE (Be sure)
MONITOR ADJUSTMENT ..................................................... 12
WHITE BALANCE ADJUSTMENT ......................................... 13
WHITE SHADING ADJUSTMENT ......................................... 14
FULL TIME AUTO-WHITE FUNCTION .................................. 14
5. OPERATION
FILE SETTING ....................................................................... 15
MANUAL OPERATION .......................................................... 17
6. SETTING ON THE MENU SCREEN
MENU OPERATION ...............................................................18
MENU SCREEN FLOW ......................................................... 18
VIDEO LEVEL SCREEN ........................................................ 19
WHITE BALANCE SCREEN ..................................................20
FREEZE SCREEN ................................................................. 21
PROCESS SCREEN .............................................................. 23
TOTAL SETTING SCREEN.................................................... 25
7. OTHERS
TECHNICAL INFORMATION ................................................. 26
SPECIFICATIONS .................................................................. 29
BASIC CONFIGURATION
CAMERA HEAD
CAMERA MOUNTING BRACKET (With two screws)
FREEZE
CAMERA CONTROL UNIT
CAMERA CABLE (5m)
AC CABLE (2m)
LABEL (where you can write the file name and stick to the panel for convenience)
PRECAUTION
The camera head and camera control unit must have the same serial number. Each set of units has the same serial number when it is shipped out from the factory in order to guarantee its best performance.
see subsection 1.8 of this service maual
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1. INTRODUCTION
PRECAUTIONS ON PROPER USE
• When recording an important event, be sure to try the camera first before using it in order to check that the cam­era operates properly.
• JVC does not guarantee the contents of a recording if the color video camera, VCR or video cassette malfunctions during recording.
Unique phenomenon of CCD
SMEAR AND BLOOMING
Due to the physical structure of the CCDs in this camera it is possible to induce vertical streaking which is called smear when shooting a light source with high luminance. Another effect is the spreading of light around a bright light or object called Blooming. To protect your image against lens flare (internal lens reflec­tions), JVC has adopted a CCD which has less of these phe­nomenon, however, please be careful when shooting a light source with high luminance.
SMEAR Vertical streaks trailing from a bright object.
Bright object (i.e. light bulb, sun, etc.)
BLOOMING Bright portion bleeds
MONITOR SCREEN
When stripe pattern or lines are shot, they may become jag-
ged.
HANDLING PRECAUTIONS
Storage
Avoid using or placing the unit in places;
• subject to extreme heat or cold;
• with excessive dirt or dust;
• with high humidity or moisture;
• subject to strong vibrations or on an unstable surface
• subject to smoke or vapor such as near a cooking stove;
• also do not leave the unit for long hours in a parked car under direct sunlight or near room heating equipment.
Ambient Temperature
Ambient temperature influence to an image sensing device. Make sure to operate the camera in the temperature range of –5˚C to 45˚C.
Ventilation holes
A malfunction may be caused if heat is not properly venti­lated. Make sure that the cooling fan ventilation holes are not blocked by an obstruction.
Effects of strong electric waves and magnetism
To avoid picture interference and color variation, do not use the camera near a radio, TV antenna, transformers or mo­tors which generate strong magnetic field.
COMPATIBLE LENSES
The lens mount for this camera, KY-F58 is a C-Mount, how­ever, there remain some lenses adopting a C-Mount which cannot be used because of camera limitations. Refer to “MOUNTING THE OPTIONAL LENS (T14 x 5.5MD) TO THE CAMERA HEAD” on page 9. The KY-F58 is not equipped with a back focus adjustment feature, therefore a lens with this feature should be mounted.
White dot
Whit dots may appear on a screen when operating at high temperature.
Please turn off the power switch when camera is
not in use.
RS-232C INTERFACE
With regard to CONTROL COMMAND etc., please consult with your local JVC authorized service dealer.
EFFECT FROM A WIRELESS MICROPHONE
When using a wireless microphone or a receiver, noise inter­ference might be pick-up during recording. Please check this before using.
CLEANING THE BODY
When cleaning the cabinet, wipe it with soft cloth. Do not use benzene or thinner as these may deform or discolor the cabinet surface. To remove excessive dirt, clean the unit with a mild deter­gent diluted with water, then wipe it with dry cloth.
Note:
CAMERA MOUNTING
Make sure to mount the camera firmly.
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2. CONTROLS, INDICATIONS AND CONNECTORS
Camera Control [Panel side]
6 8 9
LOCK
ITEM+ DATA+
MENU
ON
RESET
4321
ON
OFF
SET ITEM-
BARS
DATA-
7
101112
PULL OPEN
MENU
13
WHITE PAINT
SET
RB
14
PAINT
15
[POWER] power switch and its LED
1
This is the ON/OFF power switch. When power is supplied the LED light.
[FREEZE] freeze button and its LED
2
The video signal can be frozens by this button. When the freeze button is pressed, the LED light. When the freeze is released, the LED turns off. Refer to the “MANUAL OPERATION” on page 17.
[MEMORY] memory button
3
4
Select one of the FILES LEDs, No. 1 to 4
with the SE­LECT button 5. Then press and hold MEMORY button for more than 2 seconds to register the value set at the MENU screen to be the selected file. Refer to the “FILE SETTING” on page 15.
[FILES] file selected LEDs
4
When the [SELECT] button 5 is pressed, the LED for the selected file lights. Each time the SELECT button is pressed, the file LED changes
1 2 3 4
in turn.
For the 5 to 10, refer to the “6. SETTING ON THE MENU SCREEN” on the page 18.
[SELECT] select button
5
Each time this button is pressed, the file changes.
[MENU] menu button
6
When this button is pressed, “on screen” signals are output from connectors 20, 21 and 22 to display the MENU screen. When again pressing this button, the normal screen is re­sumed.
5 2
CAMERA CONTROL UNIT KY-F58
MEMORYSELECT
VIDEO LEVELTO CAMERA
FULL AUTO
16 1917 18
[SET] set button.
7
To choose the item on the MENU screen, press this button to display the sub-menu screen.
[ITEM+ (BARS), ITEM–] item buttons
8
• When ITEM+ button is pressed on the normal screen, the color bar signal is output from output connectors and 22 . When pressing this again, it returns to the normal screen.
• When the menu screen is displayed ,the required item can be selected.
[DATA+, DATA–] data buttons
9
When the menu screen is displayed, data of each item can be changed. For the step 5 to 9, refer to “6. SETTING ON THE MENU SCREEN” on the page 18.
[LOCK] lock switch
10
When the lock switch is “ON”, all functions except the Power switch cannot be operated.
[RESET] reset button
11
When this button is pressed, the set values for each FILE are reset to the initial values set at factory. Refer to “RESET” on the page 16.
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FREEZEFILES
4321
POWER
LEVEL
1
ON
OFF
, the Freeze button 2 , and the select button
1
20, 21
5
see subsection 1.6.2 of this service maual
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2. CONTROLS, INDICATIONS AND CONNECTORS (Cont’d)
18
19
Camera Control [Panel side] (Cont’d)
Set up switch
12
This switch changes the FILE setting and the RANDOM TRGGER setting. Change the setting according to the de­sired use.
SW1, 2 FILE setting Refer to "FILE SETTING" on page 15.
SW3 RANDOM TRIGGER setting
c
13
1
ON
COVER
234
Refer to "Random Trigger Function" on page 28.
SW4 Not available
To carry out the menu operation, pull the cover towards you to open it.
[TO CAMERA] camera connector
14
Connect the camera head with the provided cable (5m).
1
2
6
11
16
5
10
Connector view from the main unit front (20-pin connector, female)
15
19
20
Pin No. Signal Pin No. Signal
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10
GND WEN
B
CLK
DATA
CS HE
SHCT
IFHB IFVS
G
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
CS LE
IRIS CTL/IRIS Y
–10V
–5V
VIDEO SHIELD
20V 15V
5.5V
LENS GND
[VIDEO LEVEL FULL AUTO] full auto button and its LED
This adjusts the video level automatically by varying iris, shutter speed and GAIN (electrical sensitization) automati­cally according to the brightness of an object. The LED light during Full/Auto mode. Each time the button is
pressed, the ON/OFF function operates in turn.
• Auto adjustment for iris can be performed only when an auto iris lens is used and the LENS item is set to AUTO.
• Max. GAIN value for the ALC can be set at the MENU screen.
For the
18
and 19, refer to the “MANUAL OPERATION” on
page 17.
[LEVEL] video level adjust knob
This knob varies video level. Turning it to the right increases the video level and turning it to the left reduces the video level.
R
[PAINT R] paint R adjust knob
15
This is the knob which adjusts the R(Red) level of the paint and manual white balance. Turning the knob to the right will increase red. For the adjust knob 15 and 16, refer to the “MANUAL OP­ERATION” on page 17.
[PAINT B] paint B adjust knob
16
This is the knob which adjusts the B (Blue) level of the paint and manual white balance. Turning the knob to the right will increase blue .
[WHITE PAINT SET]
17
When this button is pressed, it becomes AUTO WHITE mode. Refer to the “WHITE BALANCE ADJUSTMENT” on page 13.
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2. CONTROLS, INDICATIONS AND CONNECTORS (Cont’d)
CAMERA CONTROL [Rear side] (Cont’d)
25 24 23 22 2021
LENS
REMOTE
RS-232C
VD
EXT TRIGGER
WENFLASH
HD/VBS
FREEZE
AC- INPUT
SEE INSTRUCTION MANUAL
SIGNAL EARTH
28 29 30 312726
[Y/C] Y/C output signal connector (4 Pin)
20
This connector outputs Y/C separated video signal.
4
2
View from the rear of the KY-F58 (4-pin connector, female)
[RGB/COMPONENT] RGB/Component output connector
21
3
Pin No.
1 2
1
3 4
GND (ground) GND (ground) Luminance (Y, 1 V(p-p), 75-ohm) Chroma signal
Signal
(C, 0.286 V (p-p), 75-ohm) [U Ver.]
(C, 0.3 V (p-p), 75-ohm) [E Ver.]
(9Pin)
This is the RGB/Component signal output connector. To switch between the RGB and the COMPONENT on the MENU screen. Refer to the “TOTAL SETTING SCREEN” on page 25.
5
9
Pin No. Signal Pin No. Signal
1 2 3 4 5
[VIDEO] Video output connector (BNC)
22
GND GND
R/R-Y
G/Y
B/B-Y
1
View from the rear of the KY-F58 (9-pin connector, female)
6
6 7 8 9
VBS
SYNC
GND GND
This is the composite video signal output connector.
[HD/VBS] HD/VBS sync signal input connector (BNC)
23
This connector inputs HD (Horizontal sync signal) or VBS (Composite video signal) to synchronize the unit. Refer to the “SYSTEM APPLICATION” on page 11.
[VD] VD sync signal input connector (BNC)
24
This connector inputs VD (vertical sync signal) to synchro­nize the unit.,
OUTPUTEXT REF
Y/CVIDEO
RGB/COMPONENT
25
26
[RS-232C] Communication port (D-Sub 9Pin)
Connect to an RS-232C interface in a personal computer or other control unit. Use a cross cable for connection.
1
6
Pin No. Detail Pin No. Detail
1 2 3 4 5
NC RxD TxD
DTR GND
5
View from the rear of the KY-F58 (9-pin connector, male)
9
6 7 8 9
DSR RTS CTS
NC
[AC INPUT] AC Power connector
It connects with a provided AC cable to a standard AC120V electric outlet.
[SIGNAL EARTH] signal ground terminal
This is not a ground for safety from electrical shock. It is a GND for signals among units.
[LENS REMOTE] lens remote control connector
It connects to the lens remote control unit (optional). Refer to the “SYSTEM APPLICATION” on page 11.
9
8
7
12 11
6
Pin No. Signal Pin No. Signal
1
SERVO SELECT(F)
2
SERVO SELECT(Z) 3 4 5 6
10
5
GND
IRIS C/L
IRIS CTL
12V
1
2
3
View from the rear of the KY-F58
4
(12-pin connector, female)
7 8
9 10 11 12
COM
FOCUS CTL
ZOOM CTL
SERVO SELECT(I)
COM (+V) COM (–V)
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2. PARTS NAMES AND FUNCTIONS (Cont’d)
5
6
7
View from the rear of the camera head (20-pin connector, male)
For the signal names, refer to the “ [TO CAMERA]” on page 6.
1
20
5
19
2
16
10 15
6
11
14
View from the rear of the camera head (8-pin connector, female)
7
1
68
42
35
Signal
LENS SEL
GND
IRIS CTL/IRIS Y
15V
Pin No.
1
2
3
4
Signal
SERVO SEL
ZOOM CTL
FOCUS CTL
IRIS CTL/IRIS Y
Pin No.
5
6
7
8
31
CAMERA CONTROL [Rear side] (Cont’d)
[FLASH] Flash signal output connector (BNC)
29
When the FREEZE item is set to the FLASH, a flash signal is output from this connector according to FREEZE input. It is recommended to be used when the unit is operated with a flash. Refer to the “SYSTEM APPLICATION” on page 11. Refer to the “FLASH Function” on page 28.
[WEN] write enable signal output connector (BNC)
30
It outputs the write enable signal. Connect to the image processing unit, etc. . Refer to the “SLOW SHUT FUNCTION” on page 27. Refer to the “Random Trigger Function” on page 28
CAMERA HEAD
1
2
[FREEZE] freeze input connector
This is a trigger input signal connector from an external source. It connects with an external trigger unit such as foot switch, etc. A negative electrode signal with a pulse width of 20µ sec. to 50µ sec. and a pulse interval of 40 msec. or more should be input for the trigger signal. Refer to the “FREEZE SCREEN” on page 21.
POWER
5
7
6
TO CCU LENS
3
4
Lens mount
1
This is where the lens is to be mounted. It fits to the C mount lens. Refer to “MOUNTING THE LENS (T14X5.5MD) TO THE CAMERA HEAD” on page 9.
Camera mounting bracket (Accessory)
2
The camera mounting bracket is not installed on the cam­era when it is shipped from the factory. Install it on the top or bottom of the camera according to your requirements using the two provided camera mount-
4
ing bracket fixing screws
. Refer to the “HOW TO MOUNT THE CAMERA HEAD” on page 10.
1/4 inch screw hole for camera mounting to a tripod
3
These are for mounting the camera to a fixed or rotating table, etc.
The provided fixing screws for camera mounting bracket
4
(two of M2.6 x 6 mm)
[POWER] power supply LED
When the power is supplied to a camera head, this LED lights.
[TO CCU] CCU connector
This is to connect a camera control unit (CCU) with a pro­vided cable (5 m). Refer to the “CONNECTING THE CAMERA HEAD AND CCU” on page 10.
[LENS] lens connector
This is to connect the lens to be used. Refer to the “MOUNTING THE OPTIONAL LENS (T14 X
5.5MD) TO THE CAMERA HEAD” on page 9.
Caution:
Make sure to use the provided screws. Do not use a screw longer than 6 mm because it may cause a malfunction.
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3. CONNECTIONS
BASIC SYSTEMS
Mounting the optional lens (T14 X 5.5MD) to the camera head (See page 9.)
Lens
(T14 x 5.5 MD)
How to mount the camera head (See page 10.)
[LENS REMOTE]
Camera head
COLOR VIDEO CAMERA
Recommended Remote Controllers
• TCR-201F (CANON) for positioning control
Note:
When using an extension cable, the screen flickers slightly during the focusing operation..
• RMD-10 (FUJINON) for speed control
male
KY-F58
To LENS
Provided cable (5m)
To CCU
female
Connecting the camera head and CCU (See page 10.)
PULL OPEN
male
To CAMERA
female
Monitor
OUTPUT
CAMERA CONTROL UNIT KY-F58
FULL AUTO
FREEZEFILES
4321
MEMORYSELECT
VIDEO LEVELTO CAMERA
LEVEL
MENU
WHITE PAINT
SET
RB
PAINT
CCU (Camera Control Unit)
LENS REMOTE terminal on the rear panel
POWER
ON
OFF
LENS remote control
• The LENS remote controller should be connected to the REMOTE terminal on the rear panel of the CCU or to LENS REMOTE on the lens.
MOUNTING THE OPTIONAL LENS (T14 X 5.5MD) TO THE CAMERA HEAD
1.
Camera head
Screws
Mount fastening ring
Lens
2.
Note:
The KY-F58 is not equipped with a lens. When a lens other than the T14x5.5MD of the 3-CCD C-mount lens is used, it may cause the KY-F58 to malfunction. When such a lens is used, the lens' height should not be more than 4 mm above the lens mount surface.
3.
4mm or less
Lens
Remove the lens mount cap for the camera. Be careful no dust gets into the mounting hole when you remove it.
2.
Attach the screw of the camera head mount section to that of the lens mount section. Turn the mount fastening ring slowly clockwise and fix the lens to the camera head by screwing it firmly.
To change the attitude angle of the lens rotating direction.
Turn the mount fastening ring counter-clockwise from the
1
lens side. Turn the lens slowly to adjust the attitude angle, and fas-
2
ten it again firmly with the mount fastening ring.
3.
Plug in the lens cable to the LENS connector of the camera head and fasten it firmly.
For more details, refer to the Instructions for the Lens.
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3. CONNECTIONS (Cont’d)
HOW TO MOUNT THE CAMERA HEAD
Drop prevention wire
Camera head
How To Mount The Bracket
The camera mounting bracket is not installed on the camera when it is shipped from the factory. Install it on the top or bottom of the camera according to your require­ments using the two provided cam­era mounting bracket fixing screws.
Note:
Be sure to use the provided bracket fixing screws when installing the camera. Screws longer than 6 mm may cause a malfunction.
M2.6 X 6mm
6mm
Camera mounting bracket
How To Mount The Camera
When this unit is mounted to a fixed or a rotating table, fix it to the camera mounting screw hole located on the camera mounting bracket.
• To prevent dropping, when this unit is mounted to a fixer
Camera mounting screw hole (1/4 inch)
Rotation prevention hole
or a rotating table, fix it firmly by using the rotation preven­tion hole.
Drop prevention
• When this unit is installed on a ceiling or a wall, special care is required. Do not try to install it by yourself. Leave this to a specialist. If the unit drops from the ceiling or the wall, it may injure people or cause an accident.
• To prevent the unit from dropping, install it securely to the place, and attach it with a wire, etc. For the installation, use the bracket fixing screw hole located on the side where there is no camera mounting bracket attached.(M2.6 x 6 mm)
Give thought to the length of the drop prevention wire.
CONNECTING THE CAMERA HEAD AND CCU (CAMERA CONTROL UNIT)
Camera head
female male
female
arrow mark
male
female
male
Camera cable for extension
Tight until there is no gap between two cables.
male
female
arrow mark
Provided camera cable
When connecting a cable to the camera head and CCU, place the arrow mark on the connector on top. Then insert it firmly until there is no gap with the terminal by tightening it.
For extending cable, use the optional camera cables.
5 m camera cable: VC-P805 10 m camera cable: VC-P810
see service manual
(No. 60116)
The maximum cable length is up to 25 m.
Note:
Make sure to loosen the connector ring completely before unplugging the cable, otherwise the connector may be dam­aged.
Note:
When the cable is extended to 25 m, JVC guarantees only the operation and not the performance.
arrow mark
CCU
female
male
10
When connecting cables, match the arrow marks on each cables. Also, make sure to connect a male connector and a female connector.
SYSTEM APPLICATION
3. CONNECTIONS (Cont’d)
KY-F58
Camera head
COLOR VIDEO CAMERA
AC- INPUT
To 120V AC
(Front panel)
SEE INSTRUCTION MANUAL
REMOTE
LENS REMOTE
RS-232C
LENS
FLASH WEN
VD
VD
EXT TRIGGER
WENFLASH
HD/VBS
HD/VBS
FREEZE
FREEZE
VIDEO
OUTPUTEXT REF
Y/CVIDEO
RGB/COMPONENT
VIDEO IN
Microscope adapter HZ-M161/M162/M163
Microscope
Flash light
VD
HD/VBS
RGB
WEN
Foot switch, etc.Lens remote control Image processing unit
To start a flash light with a foot switch
• Connect an external trigger such as a foot switch to the FREEZE connector.
• Connect a flash light to the FLASH connector.
• Set the FREEZE MENU to “FLASH”.
To output an image from the KY-F58 under the tim-
ing of the image processing unit
• Connect an external sync signal of the image processing unit to the VD and HD/VBS connector of this unit.
• Connect the image output connector to the image input connector of the image processing unit.
To output an image to the image processing unit
under the timing of the KY-F58
• Connect the WEN (Write Enable) connector of the KY-F58 to the image processing unit.
• Connect the image output connector to the image input connector of the image processing unit.
Monitor
Note:
Before starting the connection, please thoroughly read the Technical Information on page 26 and following.
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4. BASIC ADJUSTMENTS BEFORE USE (Be sure)
MONITOR ADJUSTMENT
AC- INPUT
ON
SEE INSTRUCTION MANUAL
RESET
4321
RS-232C
LENS
REMOTE
3.
2.
LOCK MENU
ITEM+ DATA+
ON
BARS
SET ITEM-
OFF
WHITE PAINT
SET
RB
PAINT
DATA-
VD
EXT TRIGGER
WENFLASH
HD/VBS
FREEZE
VIDEO
MONITOR
OUTPUTEXT REF
RGB/COMPONENT
1.
To Monitor
CAMERA CONTROL UNIT KY-F58
VIDEO LEVELTO CAMERA
FULL AUTO
FREEZEFILES
4321
MEMORYSELECT
LEVEL
Perform the adjustments for color, contrast and luminance by
Y/C
displaying the color bar signal built into the KY-F58 on the moni­tor.
1.
Connect a color video monitor to the VIDEO OUPUT termi-
nal of the KY-F58.
2.
Open the cover and switch the Lock switch to OFF.
3.
Press the “ITEM+” button to output the color bar signal (the color bar conforms to the SMPTE [U Ver.] or EBU [E Ver.] )
4.
While displaying the color bar, set the BLUE CHECK of the monitor to “ON”. The screen becomes blue only mode and color bar becomes blue stripe pattern.
5.
[U Ver.]
POWER
ON
OFF
Turn the CHROMA adjustment volume on the monitor to adjust the color bar so that the brightness of
7
and
and 14 become the same.
1
and 8,
[E Ver.]
Turn the CHROMA adjustment volume on the monitor to adjust the color bar so that the brightness of
1
and
7
become the same.
SMPTE type color bars [U Ver.]
White Yellow Green Red Blue
12
Blue Black
8
Blue
15 16 17
Cyan
345 6 7
Magenta
9
10 11 12 13 14
White Black
Magenta
Black Cyan Black White
19 2018 21
EBU type color bars [E Ver.]
White Yellow Green Red Blue Black
1 2
Cyan
3 4 5 6 7 8
Magenta
6.
[U Ver.]
While the BLUE CHECK is ON, turn the PHASE adjust­ment volume of the monitor to adjust the color bar, so that the brightness of
3
and 10, and 5 and 12 become the
same.
[E Ver.]
While the BLUE CHECK is ON, turn the PHASE adjust­ment volume of the monitor to adjust the color bar, so that the brightness of
7.
[U Ver.]
In case the brightness of
3
and 5 become the same.
1
and 8, and 7 and 14 change when carrying out the PHASE adjustment, start the proce­dure again from step
4
.
[E Ver.]
In case the brightness of
1
and 7 change when carrying out the PHASE adjustment, start the procedure again from step
4
.
8.
Set the BLUE CHECK of the monitor to OFF to return to the normal screen (to display all colors, R, G and B).
9.
[U Ver.] only
Adjust the BRIGHT adjustment volume of the monitor, so
18
that
and 19 disappear and 20 becomes visible.
10
.
When the adjustment is completed, press the “ITEM+” but­ton again to return to the normal screen.
12 Revised in August 1998
4. BASIC ADJUSTMENTS BEFORE USE (Contd)
WHITE BALANCE ADJUSTMENT
The color of light (color temperature) is different according to the color source. When the main light source lighting an object is changed, readjust the white balance as well.
< How To Set >
4.
CURSOR
4.5.6.
3.7.
1.
LOCK MENU
ON
SET ITEM-
RESET
4321
OFF
ON
WHITE PAINT
SET
RB
PAINT
9.
1:VIDEO LEVEL.. 2:WHITE BALANCE.. 3:FREEZE.. 4:PROCESS.. 5:TOTAL SETTING..
MENU SCREEN WHITE BALANCE SCREEN
ITEM+ DATA+
BARS
5.6.
DATA-
2. 10.
LIGHT
CAMERA CONTROL UNIT KY-F58
VIDEO LEVELTO CAMERA
FULL AUTO
FULL AUTO button
FREEZEFILES
4321
MEMORYSELECT
LEVEL
Item
– – – WHITE BALANCE – – –– – – MENU – – –
COLOR TEMP WHITE BAL SHADING MODE LEVEL<R> LEVEL<G> LEVEL<B>
Setting value
ON
OFF
: 3200K : AUTO : OFF : : :
POWER
1.
Open the cover and set the Lock Switch to OFF.
2.
Select the “FILE” for the white balance to be adjusted by the SELECT button. (The LED for the selected file lights.)
3.
Press the MENU button to display the MENU screen.
4.
Move a cursor to the “2. WHITE BALANCE” with the ITEM button. Then press the SET button to display the “WHITE BAL­ANCE” screen.
5.
Select the COLOR TEMP item on the “WHITE BALANCE” screen with the ITEM button. (Setting value starts blinking when the required item is selected.) The setting value suitable for usage condition can be selected with the DATA button.
3200 K: For a low color temperature light source such as a
halogen lamp, etc. .
5200 K: For a high color temperature light source such as the
sun, etc. .
6.
Select the “WHITE BAL” item on the “WHITE BALANCE” screen with the ITEM button. Set the setting value to AUTO with the DATA button.
UATOWHITE
OPER A T ION
AUTO WHITE OPERATION
UATOWHITE
AUTO WHITE OK
UATOWHITE UATOWHITE NG : OBJECT
OBJECT IN AN UNFAVORABLE CONDITION
UATOWHITE
ERROR : OVER LIGHT
OK
ERROR : LOW LIGHT
SHORTAGE OF LIGHT
7.
Return to the normal screen by pressing the MENU button twice.
8.
Place a white object under the same lighting condition as the shooting object, and zoom in to fill the screen with white.
9.
Press the WHITE PAINT SET button
While AUTO WHITE is being operated, “OPERATION” sig­nals are output from each OUTPUT connector.
When the white balance is adjusted correctly, “OK” is displayed.
Error display:
ERROR : OBJECT (object in an unfavorable condition)
When there is not enough white color in the object or the color temperature is not suitable, this error message is displayed. Change the object into a white object and readjust the white balance.
ERROR : LOW LIGHT (shortage of light)
This message is displayed when the light is dark. Turn the light up and readjust the white balance.
ERROR : OVER LIGHT (excess of light)
• This message is displayed when the light is too bright. Turn
the light down and readjust the white balance.
• If the color temperature of the object is changed when turn-
ing the light down, press the FULL AUTO button on the panel side and readjust the white balance.
EXCESS OF LIGHT
10.
Press the MEMORY button to register the white balance in the FILE for two seconds. If color is added to the top or bottom of the screen after ad­justing the white balance, carry out the white shading adjust­ment explained in the next section.
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4. BASIC ADJUSTMENT BEFORE USE (Cont’d)
WHITE SHADING ADJUSTMENT
Green or magenta color appears on the top or bottom of the screen, this is because the white balance is adjusted at the center of the screen but not at the top or bottom of the screen. This is caused by the characteristics of a lens and to compensate it is called white shading compensation.
1. 6.2. 3.4.
LOCK MENU
ITEM+ DATA+
ON
BARS
SET ITEM-
RESET
4321
OFF
ON
DATA-
WHITE PAINT
SET
RB
PAINT
– – – WHITE BALANCE – – –
COLOR TEMP WHITE BAL SHADING MODE LEVEL<R> LEVEL<G> LEVEL<B>
CAMERA CONTROL UNIT KY-F58
FULL AUTO
: 3200K : AUTO : MANUAL : NORMAL : NORMAL : NORMAL
WHITE BALANCE SCREEN
FREEZEFILES
4321
MEMORYSELECT
VIDEO LEVELTO CAMERA
LEVEL
POWER
ON
OFF
<How To Set >
After performing the WHITE BALANCE ADJUSTMENT proce­dure
1.
to
10.
, carry out the following settings.
1.
Display the MENU screen by pressing the MENU button.
2.
Move a cursor to “2. WHITE BALANCE” with the ITEM but­ton, then press the SET button to display the “WHITE BAL­ANCE” screen.
3.
Set the SHADING MODE item to the “MANUAL” by pressing the DATA+ button or the DATA– button.
4.
Change the items on the LEVEL<R>, LEVEL<G> and LEVEL<B> with the DATA+ and DATA- button while watching the monitor screen. When the number increases, the color on the bottom of the screen is suppressed and the color on the top is emphasized.
5.
When the settings for all channels (R channel, G channel, B channel) are completed, carry out the white balance adjust­ment again.
6.
To register the setting values of the white shading to the FILE, return to the normal screen then press the MEMORY button for 2 seconds or more.
FULL TIME AUTO-WHITE FUNCTION
With the FULL TIME AUTO-WHITE ADJUSTMENT function, even if the lighting condition is changed, this function will trail it automati­cally in order to adjust the white balance to the optimum condition.
RESET
4321
ON
Color temperature
2500 K
Red-ish
1. 2. 3.
LOCK MENU
ITEM+ DATA+
ON
BARS
SET ITEM-
OFF
DATA-
WHITE PAINT
SET
RB
PAINT
– – – WHITE BALANCE – – –
COLOR TEMP WHITE BAL SHADING MODE LEVEL<R> LEVEL<G> LEVEL<B>
CAMERA CONTROL UNIT KY-F58
FULL AUTO
: 3200K : FAW : OFF : : :
WHITE BALANCE SCREEN
White-ish Blue-ish
FREEZEFILES
4321
MEMORYSELECT
VIDEO LEVELTO CAMERA
LEVEL
7000 K6000 K 5000 K4000 K3000 K
POWER
ON
OFF
8000 K 15000 K
<How To Set >
1.
Display the MENU screen by pressing the MENU button.
2.
Move a cursor to “2. WHITE BALANCE” with the ITEM but­ton, then press the SET button to display the “WHITE BAL­ANCE” screen.
3.
Set the item WHITE BAL to the FAW with the DATA+ and DATA- button.
Note:
If the whole screen consists of one color, an object has many colors or the color temperature of the light source varies, the appropriate full time auto white balance may not be adjusted. In this case, carry out the “WHITE BALANCE ADJUSTMENT” on page 13.
Incandescent lamp
2800K
14
Halogen
Fluorescent
lamp
lamp
(Sun light)
Bright cloudy sky
The range of FULL TIME AUTO WHITE function
5. OPERATION
Scene File
Dip switch setting
1. OFF
2. OFF 3, 4. Do not switch over
1. ON
2. OFF 3, 4. Do not switch over
1. OFF
2. ON 3, 4. Do not switch over
1. ON
2. ON 3, 4. Do not switch over
Example for use
Standard
setting
Slit
Inspection
Microscope
ON
4321
ON
4321
ON
4321
ON
4321
A
B
C
D
1
Microscope
2
FILE SETTING
There are four scene files to be set by dip switch depending on the operating conditions. Scene File A including four sub files are all set to the standard shipment setting values. Change the settings according to the requirements.
1
Scene File B, C and D should be set to required file settings before use such as Slit inspection, Microscope
Note:
Before carry out operations below, make sure the LOCK switch is turned OFF.
Scene File Setting
Select the “Scene File” with the dip switch 1 and 2 according to the purposes.
SELECT buttonDIP switch
, Microscope 2, etc.
LOCK MENU
ITEM+ DATA+
ON
BARS
SET ITEM-
RESET
4321
ON
OFF
DATA-
WHITE PAINT
SET
RB
PAINT
CAMERA CONTROL UNIT KY-F58
VIDEO LEVELTO CAMERA
FULL AUTO
FREEZEFILES
4321
MEMORYSELECT
LEVEL
POWER
ON
OFF
Note:
Switch off the power when switching the Scene File over. If it is carried out while the power is ON, it will not be changed.
FILE Setting
Each Scene File has four of sub files (FILE) to be set. Each time the SELECT button is pressed, it is switched in the order of
FILE1 FILE2 FILE3 FILE4
.
It takes 1 second to switch over the FILE. LED blinks rapidly during the FILE switching operation.
Note:
Do not perform other operations during the LED blinking, it may cause the KY-F58 to malfunction.
The FILE setting is completed when the LED stops blinking, and lights.
RESET
4321
ON
Changing setting values
LOCK MENU
ITEM+ DATA+
ON
BARS
SET ITEM-
OFF
DATA-
WHITE PAINT
SET
RB
PAINT
MEMORY button
CAMERA CONTROL UNIT KY-F58
VIDEO LEVELTO CAMERA
FULL AUTO
FREEZEFILES
4321
MEMORYSELECT
LEVEL
POWER
ON
OFF
Changing setting values
The setting value is changed for each file. Refer to the “6. SETTINGS ON THE MENU SCREEN” on page 18.
Registration to the FILE
Setting values can be registered to each FILE. Press the MEMORY button for 2 sec. or more for registration. The setting value is registered to the FILE which LED lights. It takes approx. 2 sec. for registration. During the registration, the LED blinks slowly. The FILE registration is completed when the LED stops blink­ing, and lights.
Note:
To register a value which has been changed on the MENU screen or with a volume level knob, make sure to register any changes in the selected file. If the power is turned off without registering the changes, they will be automatically erased.
• Do not perform other operations during the LED blinking, it may cause the KY-F58 to malfunction.
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5. OPERATION (Cont’d)
FILE SETTING (Cont’d)
Initial Values of Scene File A
Item
LENS TYPE
IRIS CONTOROL
SHUTTER
LEVEL
GAIN
LEVEL
ALC MAX
IRIS DETECT
DETECT AREA
COLOR TEMP
WHITE BAL
SHADING MODE
LEVEL <R>
LEVEL <G>
LEVEL <B>
FREEZE
FREEZE TRG
HI-RESO
CAPTURE
RANDOM SHUT
SLOW SHOT
DETAIL
MASTER BLACK
NEGA
AUTO KNEE
KNEE POINT
WHITE CLIP
GAMMA
FLARE <R>
FLARE <B>
ABL
ABL LEVEL
Initial Values
AUTO
AUTO
NORMAL
- - - - - - - - - -
0 dB
- - - - - - - - - -
+18 dB
NORMAL
NORMAL
3200K
AUTO
OFF
- - - - - - - - - -
- - - - - - - - - -
- - - - - - - - - -
NORMAL
ALTERNATE
OFF
FRAME
- - - - - - - - - -
- - - - - - - - - -
NORMAL
NORMAL
OFF
OFF
100%
110%
ON
NORMAL
NORMAL
ADJUST
NORMAL
RESET
It returns the values set on the MENU screen to the initial values. There are three different RESET items: Individual file reset, All files reset, and Reset for the TOTAL SETTING only.
Note:
Do not perform any other operations during the resetting. Otherwise, the values will not be initialized properly.
Individual file reset
The current selected file setting values are reset to the initial values.
1.
Press the RESET button with something which has a pointed tip.
2.
When the reset starts, the LED for the selected file blinks for approx. 3 sec.
Note:
The TOTAL SETTING screen will not be initialized.
All files reset
The setting values for all of the 16 files are initialized.
1.
Press the RESET button with something which has a pointed tip while pressing the SET button simultaneously.
2.
When resetting starts the LEDs for the FILES 1 - 4 are turned off for 5 sec. Then the LED of the file selected before the reset blinks for approx. 3 sec. The reset is completed when the LED stops blinking, and lights.
Note:
The TOTAL SETTING screen will not be initialized.
TOTAL SETTING Initial Values
Item
D-SUB OUT R/G/B
ON SYNC
LENS CONTROL
INDICATOR
CABLE LENGTH
H PHASE
SC COARSE
SC FINE
16
Initial Values
OFF
CONTROLLER
OFF
5M
0
0
0
Reset for the TOTAL SETTING only
The values of the TOTAL SETTING which are common for all files are initialized.
1.
Press the RESET button with something which has a pointed tip while pressing the ITEM button simultaneously.
2.
When the reset starts, the LED for the currently selected FILE blinks for approx. 3 sec. The reset is completed when the LED stops blinking, and lights.
MANUAL OPERATION
WHITE PAINT
LOCK MENU
ITEM+ DATA+
ON
BARS
SET ITEM-
RESET
4321
ON
DATA-
OFF
WHITE PAINT
SET
RB
PAINT
CAMERA CONTROL UNIT KY-F58
FULL AUTO
PAINT (R) PAINT (B)
The red and blue colors of the video signal from each output can be adjusted with the two adjust knobs PAINT(R) and PAINT (B). The amount of variation possible with the volume controls may be different in the WHITE PAINT mode and the MANUAL WHITE mode.
White Paint
When the item for the WHITE BAL on the WHITE BALANCE screen is set to AUTO, the red and blue colors should also be finely adjusted against the white balance which has been set in accordance with the WHITE BALANCE ADJUSTMENT on page
13.
• Turning the PAINT (R) adjust knob to the right will slightly in­crease the red and turning it to the left will slightly decrease it.
• Turning the PAINT (B) adjust knob to the right will slightly in­crease the blue and turning it to the left will slightly decrease it.
FREEZEFILES
4321
MEMORYSELECT
VIDEO LEVELTO CAMERA
LEVEL
POWER
ON
OFF
5. OPERATION (Cont’d)
Manual White
When the item for the WHITE BAL on the WHITE BALANCE screen is set to MANUAL, the red and blue color levels can be adjusted.
• Turning the PAINT (R) adjust knob to the right will increase the red and turning it to the left will decrease it. Turning the PAINT (B) adjust knob to the right will increase the blue and turning it to the left will decrease it.
<Variable Range>
• When the COLOR TEMP is set to 3200K, the color tempera­ture can be changed from 2000K up to 5600K.
• When the COLOR TEMP is set to 5200K, the color tempera­ture can be changed from 4500K up to 15000K.
VIDEO LEVEL
LOCK MENU
ON
SET ITEM-
RESET
4321
OFF
ON
SET
RB
Full
Auto
Lens Type
ON
MANUAL
OFF
AUTO
FREEZE
LOCK MENU
ON
SET ITEM-
RESET
4321
OFF
ON
SET
RB
ITEM+ DATA+
WHITE PAINT
PAINT
BARS
DATA-
CAMERA CONTROL UNIT KY-F58
FULL AUTO
FULL AUTO LEVEL
Iris
Control
AUTO
MANUAL
ITEM+ DATA+
BARS
WHITE PAINT
PAINT
DATA-
conditions
ALC,ALC + EEI,EEI
Except for the
CAMERA CONTROL UNIT KY-F58
FULL AUTO
MEMORYSELECT
VIDEO LEVELTO CAMERA
Other
above
MEMORYSELECT
VIDEO LEVELTO CAMERA
4321
LEVEL
4321
LEVEL
FREEZEFILES
ON
OFF
FREEZE
FREEZEFILES
ON
OFF
POWER
Volume
Operation
Convergence Adjustment Level
Convergence Adjustment Level
Not functional
Convergence Adjustment Level
Manual Iris Adjustment
POWER
The video signal level at each OUTPUT can be varied with the LEVEL adjust knob. With regard to the amount of the video level variability available at the FULL AUTO button by using the LEVEL adjust knob, refer to the chart on the left.
Convergence Level Adjustment.
The convergence level which is a standard value for the Auto Iris can be finely adjusted.
• Turning the LEVEL adjust knob to the right opens the lens iris approximately three diaphragms at the maximum.
• Turning the LEVEL adjust knob to the left closes the lens iris approximately three diaphragms at the maximum.
Manual Iris Adjustment
The lens iris can be adjusted from OPEN to CLOSE.
• Turning the LEVEL adjust knob to the right opens the lens iris to the IRIS OPEN.
• Turning the LEVEL adjust knob to the left closes the lens iris to the IRIS CLOSE.
Non Operational
The video level can not be varied by turning the LEVEL adjust knob.
When the FREEZE button is pressed, the display LED lights and each output signal is frozen. The LED lights during FREEZE mode. Refer to the “FREEZE SCREEN” on page 21. Refer to the “FLASH Function” on page 28.
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6. SETTING ON THE MENU SCREEN
MENU OPERATION
Note:
To register the setting values which are changed on the MENU screen to the FILE, select the FILE with the set up SW and the SELECT button before displaying the MENU screen. Also, make sure to turn off the power before switching the set up SW.
ON
1.7. 2.
LOCK MENU
RESET
4321
OFF
ON
3.5. 6.
ITEM+ DATA+
SET ITEM-
BARS
DATA-
4.7.
LOCK MENU
ITEM+ DATA+
ON
BARS
SET ITEM-
RESET
4321
OFF
ON
DATA-
WHITE PAINT
SET
RB
PAINT
CAMERA CONTROL UNIT KY-F58
VIDEO LEVELTO CAMERA
FULL AUTO
Set up switch SELECT button
FREEZEFILES
4321
MEMORYSELECT
LEVEL
POWER
ON
OFF
MENU SCREEN FLOW
Normal screen
CURSOR
– – – MENU – – –
1:VIDEO LEVEL.. 2:WHITE BALANCE.. 3:FREEZE.. 4:PROCESS.. 5:TOTAL SETTING..
MAIN MENU screen
<Sub Menu screen>
VIDEO LEVEL
This sets video signals such as shutter, iris, sensitivity, etc.
WHITE BALANCE
This sets items for WHITE BALANCE and WHITE SHADING.
FREEZE
This sets items regarding the memory such as timing to input images into the KY-F58 memory, slow shutter function, etc.
PROCESS
This sets fine settings for output signals such as contour com­pensation, KNEE POINT, etc.
TOTAL SETTING
For setting the connection to units other than KY-F58 such as D-SUB terminal, lens control terminal, external sync, etc.
Note:
The data set at the TOTAL SETTING is common to all files.
MENUMENU
Move the cursor with the ITEM+ or ITEM- button to select the SUB MENU with the SET button.
(Press the MENU button to return to the normal screen.)
<How To Operate>
1.
Set the LOCK switch to OFF.
2.
Press the MENU button to display the MENU screen.
3.
Move the cursor to the required item (SUB MENU) by press­ing the ITEM
4.
Press the SET button to display the SUB MENU screen.
5.
Select the required item in the SUB MENU by pressing the ITEM
6.
Change the setting value of the item by pressing the DATA+
+ or ITEM– button.
+ or ITME– button.
or DATA– button.
7.
When the change is completed, press the MENU button to return to the normal screen. To prevent from the error op­eration, set the LOCK switch to ON.
(SUB MENU SCREEN)
– – – SIGNAL LEVEL – – –
LENS TYPE IRIS CONTROL SHUTTER LEVEL GAIN LEVEL ALC MAX IRIS DETECT DETECT AREA
Image setting menu screen
FREEZE FREEZE TRG HI-RESO CAPTURE RANDOM SHUT SLOW SHUT
Memory environment setting screen
– – – TOTAL SETTINGS – – –
D-SUB OUT ON SYNC LENS CONTROL INDICATOR CABLE LENGTH H PHASE SC CORASE SC FINE
Total setting menu screen
: AUTO : AUTO : NORMAL : ---------­: 0dB : ---------­: +18dB : NORMAL : NORMAL
– – – MEMORY – – –
: NORMAL : ALTERNATE : OFF : FRAME : ---------­: ----------
: R/G/B : OFF : CONTROLLER : OFF : 5M : 0 : 0 : 0
– – – WHITE BALANCE – – –
COLOR TEMP WHITE BAL SHADING MODE LEVEL<R> LEVEL<G> LEVEL<B>
: 3200K : AUTO : OFF : ---------­: ---------­: ----------
White balance setting menu screen
– – – PROCESS(1/2) – – –
DETAIL MASTER BLACK NEGA AUTO KNEE KNEE POINT WHITE CLIP GAMMA FLARE<R> FLARE<B>
– – – PROCESS(2/2) – – –
ABL LEVEL
: NORMAL : NORMAL : OFF : OFF : 100% : 110% : ON : NORMAL : NORMAL
: ADJUST : NORMAL
Process setting screen
ITEM+, – button
18
VIDEO LEVEL SCREEN
6. SETTING ON THE MENU SCREEN (Cont’d)
Item
LENS TYPE Switch over between AUTO and MANUAL according to the lens to be used.
IRIS CONTROL
SHUTTER This is to change the shutter mode.
LEVEL [U Ver.]
GAIN Sensitivity mode can be changed.
AUTO MANUAL
Switch over between AUTO and MANUAL for iris setting when a automatic iris lens is used.
AUTO MANUAL
Note:
When AUTO is set, make sure to set the FREEZE item of the FREEZE screen to the NORMAL.
NORMAL STEP EEI
V.SCAN
Note:
This item cannot be set only when the FREEZE item on the FREEZE screen is set to NORMAL. (not available with RANDOM, TRG, FLASH, SLOW SHUT). The shutter speed is set to that at the FREEZE screen .
The shutter speed can be varied when the SHUTTER is set to the V.SCAN or the STEP. Increase shutter speed: Press the DATA+ button. Decrease shutter speed: Press the DATA- button. It is recommended to set the RANDOM SHUT to 1/100 [U Ver.] or 1/120 [E Ver.] in the area with 50 Hz [U Ver.] or 60Hz [E Ver.] to decrease flickers when an object is shot under a fluorescent lamp.
Note:
When the shutter speed is increased, the light volume may not be high enough. Therefore an adjustment of the lens’ iris or sensitivity is necessary. Also, attention is required to the picture quality because the GAIN is boosted, the sensitivity increases and causes a rough appearance to the picture.
0 dB ALC
STEP
V.GAIN
Note: ALC can not be set when the FREEZE item of the FREEZE screen is set to
RANDOM TRG, Flash or SLOW.
: Set it when an automatic iris lens is used. : Set it when a manual iris lens is used or no lens is used.
: Iris can be adjusted automatically. : Iris can be adjusted by manually.
: Fixed with 1/60 [U Ver.] or 1/50 [E Ver.]. : Shutter speed can be changed at the “LEVEL” item. (Fix value)
Shutter speed varies automatically depending on brightness of the object.
: (Max. approx. 1/1920) : Adjust the shutter speed to the scanning speed of the computer's
monitor, so that the horizontal lines do not appear when taking a shot of the computer monitor. The shutter speed can be varied finely at the
“LEVEL” item.
: Sensitivity does not increase. : GAIN is varied automatically according to brightness. (Max. GAIN can be set at the next item, ALC MAX.)
: Sensitivity can be changed at the “LEVEL” item. (Fix value)
: GAIN can be varied at the “LEVEL” item.
Functions and operation Variables values
[U Ver.] , (Max·approx. 1/1600) [E Ver.]
AUTO MANUAL
AUTO MANUAL
NORMAL STEP EEI V.SCAN
V.SCAN 1/60.6 - 1/9936.4 STEP 1/100,1/250, 1/500,1/1000,1/2000
[E Ver.] V.SCAN 1/50.4 - 1/9900.0 STEP 1/120,1/250, 1/500,1/1000,1/2000
0 dB ALC STEP V.GAIN
LEVEL The sensitivity can be varied when the GAIN is set to the V.GAIN or STEP.
ALC MAX Max. GAIN for the ALC which changes the sensitivity automatically according to
IRIS DETECT The setting value of the detection level in the AUTO IRIS mode can be varied.
Increase sensitivity: Press the DATA+ button. Decrease sensitivity: Press the DATA- button.
brightness.
+
6 dB: Max. GAIN is 6 dB.
+
12 dB: Max. GAIN is 12 dB.
+
18 dB: Max. GAIN is 18 dB.
NORMAL PEAK
AVG
: Normal position : The max. value (peak level) of the brightness is detected to make the highlight object more clearly. : The average value of the brightness is detected to make the object more clear.
V.GAIN +0.2dB - +18.0dB (0.2 dB step)
STEP +6dB, +9dB, +12dB, +18dB
+
6dB
+
12dB
+
18dB
NORMAL PEAK AVG
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6. SETTING ON THE MENU SCREEN (Cont’d)
VIDEO LEVEL SCREEN (Cont’d)
Item
DETECT AREA
It sets the detection area with the AUTO IRIS mode. Change this according to the condition of use.
Detecting area
NORMAL CIRCLE
Detecting area
RECTANGLE FULL
WHITE BALANCE SCREEN
Function and operation Variable values
NORMAL
Detecting area
CIRCLE SQUARE RECTANGLE
Detecting area
FULL
SQUARE
Detecting area
Item
Function and operation Variable values
COLOR TEMP The basic color temperature of the white balance can be set.
3200 K: For low color temperature light source such as a halogen lamp, etc. 5200 K: For a high color temperature light source such as the sun, etc.
WHITE BALANCE
Different modes for the white balance can be set. MANUAL
: White balance can be varied manually with the “PAINT R” adjust knob or the “PAINT B” adjust knob.
PRESET
: White balance is fixed to the setting value (3200 K or 5200 K) of the “COLOR TEMP.” item.
AUTO
: It is set to carry out the white balance adjustment. Refer to the “WHITE BALANCE ADJUSTMENT” on page 13.
FAW
: The white balance trails automatically even when the lighting condition is changed. Refer to the “FULL TIME AUTO-WHITE FUNCTION” on page 14.
[Variable values of COLOR TEMP. and WHITE BALANCE]
COLOR TEMP
3200K
5200K
WHITE BALANCE
AUTO
FAW
MANUAL
PRESET
AUTO
FAW
MANUAL
PRESET
2000K 2500K 2800K 3200K 4500K 5200K 5600K 8000K
COLOR TEMPERATURE
3200K 5200K
MANUAL PRESET AUTO FAW
15000K
20
6. SETTING ON THE MENU SCREEN (Cont’d)
WHITE BALANCE SCREEN (Cont’d)
Item
SHADING MODE
LEVEL(R )
LEVEL(G )
LEVEL(B)
It sets whether the WHITE SHADING mode is ON or OFF. OFF : WHITE SHADING mode is off. MANUAL : WHITE SHADING adjustment can be carried out.
Adjust it with LEVEL<R>, LEVEL<G> and LEVEL<B>. Refer to the "WHITE SHADING ADJUSTMENT" on page 14.
The red color of the white shading can be adjusted only when the SHADING MODE is set to the MANUAL. Higher number : Red color at the bottom of the screen is suppressed and that at the top of the screen becomes stronger. Lower number : Red color at the bottom of the screen becomes stronger and that at the top of the screen is suppressed.
The green color of the white shading can be adjusted only when the SHADING MODE is set to the MANUAL. Higher number : Green color at the bottom of the screen is suppressed and that at the top of the screen becomes stronger. Lower number : Green color at the bottom of the screen becomes stronger and that at the top of the screen is suppressed.
The blue color of the white shading can be adjusted only when the SHADING MODE is set to the MANUAL. Higher number : Blue color at the bottom of the screen is suppressed and that at the top of the screen becomes stronger. Lower number : Blue color at the bottom of the screen becomes stronger and that at the top of the screen is suppressed.
FREEZE SCREEN
Functions and operation Variable values
OFF MANUAL
+127 to NORMAL to –128
+127 to NORMAL to –128
+127 to NORMAL to –128
Item
FREEZE
Functions and operation Variable values
KY-F58 stores the video signal into its memory and outputs the FREEZE signal (freeze picture) from each OUTPUT connector on the rear panel. It sets the timing of freeze or whether it is operated together with a flash light or not.
Note:
• The FREEZE input will not be received for approximately 5 seconds after the power is turn on.
• Approximately 4 seconds is required until switching the mode.
:
NORMAL
RANDOM TRG
FLASH
SLOW SHUT
The image is stored in the KY-F58’s memory when the FREEZE button is pressed or when the signal is input from the FREEZE connector on the rear panel.
:
No signal is output from the FLASH terminal at this time.
This is set with the external trigger timing when recording an object in quick motion.
The shutter speed is set at the “RANDOM SHUT”.
Refer to the “Random Trigger Function” on page 28.
Note:
If the “FREEZE” item is set to “RANDOM TRG” when the power is turned on, approximately 5 seconds is required until the FREEZE signal is input. In this time, the camera video signal will not be output to each OUTPUT connector.
:
When the FREEZE button is pressed or when a signal is input from the FREEZE terminal on the rear panel, a flash signal is output from the FLASH connector and the image is stored in the memory of the KY-F58. At this time, the item for the HI-RESO is fixed to ON. Because the image is stopped at each frame, the image influenced by the flash is fully scanned vertically. This function cannot be used together with an electronic shutter. Refer to the “FLASH Function” on page 28.
:
It is set when recording an object in a dark place. The freeze interval is set at the “SLOW SHUT”.
Refer to the “Slow Shutter Function” on page 27.
NORMAL RANDOM TRG FLASH SLOW SHUT
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6. SETTING ON THE MENU SCREEN (Cont’d)
FREEZE SCREEN (Cont’d)
Item
FREEZE TRG
HI-RESO
CAPTURE It sets the storage mode to the KY-F58.
RANDOM SHUT
The output signal corresponding to the FREEZE input is set. ALTERNATE
MOMENTARY
It sets the storage mode of CCD. OFF : Field is stored. (1/60 sec, [U Ver.] or 1/50 sec. [E Ver.]) ON : Frame is stored. (1/30 sec, [U Ver.] or 1/25 sec. [E Ver.])
ODD EVEN FRAME
It sets the shutter speed of the random trigger. It can be set only when the FREEZE is set to the RANDOM TRG.
• To increase the shutter speed : Press the DATA
• To decrease the shutter speed : Press the DATA– button. A standard shutter speed of 1/60, [U Ver.] or 1/50 sec. [E Ver.] is too slow for an object in high speed motion and causes blurring of the object.
: Each time FREEZE is input, it switches over between FREEZE and RELEASE. (FREEZE RELEASE FREEZE RELEASE : Each time FREEZE is input, it advances another FREEZE function to output new images. (FREEZE FREEZE FREEZE FREEZE
: The image in the odd number fields are output to the both fields. : The image in the even number fields are output to the both fields. : A frame is read. (When recording an object in high speed, the object
may be blurred.)
Functions and operation Variable values
+
button.
• • •
ALTERNATE MOMENTARY
• • •
)
)
OFF ON
ODD EVEN FRAME
[U Ver.] 1/60 1/100 1/250 1/500 1/1000 1/2000 1/4000 1/10000
[E Ver.] 1/50 1/120 1/250 1/500 1/1000 1/2000 1/4000 1/10000
SLOW SHUT
It sets the slow shutter speed. It can be varied only when the FREEZE is set to the SLOW.
• To increase the shutter speed : Press the DATA
• To decrease the shutter speed : Press the DATA– button.
Note:
When the shutter speed is decreased, it takes a longer time to store the
image into the memory. Because of this, when the setting values are changed by pressing the DATA button, it takes a longer time to display the setting values and the blinking time of the setting value.
When the shutter speed is decreased, it takes a longer time to record the
image into the memory so that white doted scratches also increase.
Selection the FREEZE item
FREEZE FREEZE TRG HI-RESO CAPTURE
NORMAL
RANDOM TRG
FLASH
SLOW
MOMENTARY fix
ALTERNATE fix
OFF fix
: Available : Not available
ON fix
+
button.
ODD fix
FRAME fix
ODD fix
[U Ver.] 2FRM (FRAME) to 240FRM (FRAME)
[E Ver.] 2FRM (FRAME) to 200FRM (FRAME)
RANDOM
SHUT
SLOW
SHUT
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PROCESS SCREEN
6. SETTING ON THE MENU SCREEN (Cont’d)
Item
DETAIL It adjusts the emphasis level of the contour (DETAIL).
To make the contour (DETAIL) sharp : Increase numbers. To make contour (DETAIL) soft : Decrease numbers.
MASTER BLACK
NEGA
AUTO KNEE OFF
KNEE POINT
This adjusts the pedestal level(master black) which is the standard black level when a lens cap is put on. When the pedestal level is increased, the whole screen becomes brighter.
To increase the pedestal level: Increase the numbers (UP) To decrease the pedestal level: Decease the numbers (DOWN).
This outputs the reversed video signal of the output terminal. OFF : Reverse is not carried out.
ON : Reverse is carried out.
It sets the AUTO KNEE function which compresses the video signal above a certain level to display the gradation of the high lighted section. To check an
image with the gradation of a bright section, adjust the KNEE POINT manually.
OFF : AUTO KNEE function is not carried out. ON : AUTO KNEE function is carried out.
It varies the KNEE POINT where the compression starts. (This is available only when the AUTO KNEE is set to OFF.)
To increase the KNEE POINT level : Increase the numbers. To decrease the KNEE POINT level : Decrease the numbers.
When decreasing the number, the gradations at the high luminance level become clearer.
Functions and operation Variable values
+99
to
NORMAL
to –99 OFF
+99
to NORMAL
to –99
OFF ON
ON
100%
95%
90%
85%
WHITE CLIP It varies the point of the max. value in accordance with the high level video signal.
To increase the white clip point : Increase the numbers. To decrease the white clip point : Decrease the numbers.
110% 105% 100%
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6. SETTING ON THE MENU SCREEN (Cont’d)
PROCESS SCREEN (Cont’d)
Item
GAMMA It sets the compensation of the GAMMA curve which decides the reappearance of
black. ON : The compensation of the GAMMA curve is carried out. OFF : The compensation of the GAMMA curve is not carried out.
FLARE<R>
FLARE<B>
ABL It sets the black level auto adjustment of video signal during recording.Adjust this
ABL LEVEL
When flare occurs, a phenomenon in which the whole screen becomes white-ish because of irregular light reflection in a lens, the, R ch. of the black level can be compensated. Carry this out together with the adjustment of the FLARE <B>. To increase red : Increase the numbers. To decrease red : Decrease the numbers.
It compensates the B ch. of the black level for the flare occurrence. To increase blue : Increase the numbers. To decrease blue : Decrease the numbers.
when the black level varies when shooting images.
OFF : ABL adjustment cannot be carried out. ADJUST : ABL adjustment can be carried out.
This sets the ABL adjustment level. (It is available only when the ABL is set to the ADJUST.) To increase black level : Increase the numbers. To decrease black level : Decrease the numbers.
Functions and operation Variable values
(Normal monitor is used.)
ON OFF
+127
to
NORMAL
to
–128
+127
to
NORMAL
to
–128
OFF ADJUST
+127
to
NORMAL
to
–128
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TOTAL SETTING SCREEN
6. SETTING ON THE MENU SCREEN (Cont’d)
Item
D-SUB OUT RGB
ON SYNC OFF
LENS CONTROL
CABLE LENGTH
INDICATOR OFF
This selects the signals output from the RGB/COMPONENT output connector on the rear panel of the KY-F58. RGB : RGB signal is output. COMPONENT : Y/R-Y/B-Y signals are output.
It sets the SYNC signal to add to the RGB signals output from the RGB/COMPONENT output connector on the rear panel of the KY-F58. (Only available when the D-SUB
OUT is set to RGB.)
OFF : SYNC signal is not added. G : SYNC signal is added only at G singnal. RGB : SYNC signal is added to all R, G, B signals.
This sets whether to control a connecting lens; from the LENS REMOTE connector on the rear panel of KY-F58 or from RS-232C connector. The CONTROLLER: LENS is controlled from the LENS REMOTE connector. The RS-232C: LENS is controlled from the RS-232C connector.
Set this according to the cable length between camera head and camera control unit (CCU). If the setting is wrong, normal video output may not be obtained.
It sets whether to display the values of GAIN, SHUTTER and IRIS on each output
connector.
OFF : No display ON : Display
Functions and operation Variable values
COMPONENT
G RGB
CONTROLLER RS-S3SC
5M 10M 15M 20M 25M
ON
H PHASE
SC COARSE 0
SC FINE
It adjusts the horizontal phase when synchronization is carried out at EXT REF connectors (HD/VBS and VD) on the rear panel of the KY-F58.
This carries the SC COARSE adjustment when the phase for the VBS signal input from the HD.VBS connector on the rear panel of the KY-F58 is synchronized. Carry it out together with the SC FINE adjustment.
By carrying out together with the SC COARSE adjustment, it finely adjusts the sub carrier.
Note:
The data set at the TOTAL SETTING is common to all files.
+127
to
0
to
–128
90 180 270
+127
to
0
to
–128
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7. OTHERS
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Normal (Field) Mode
During normal recording, the CCD’s storage time is approx. 1/60 sec. [U Ver.] or number fields, the total electric charge of the odd number lines and even number lines of the CCD are output to the odd number line (reading two lines at a time), with the even number field, they are output to the even number line.
1/50 sec. [E Ver.]
in the field mode. With the odd
1 + 2
3 + 4
5 + 6
1
2
3
4
5
6
Even number fields
2
4
6
2 + 3
4 + 5
6 + 7
CCD electric charge storage
Approx. 1/60 sec.[U Ver.]
1/50 sec.[E Ver.]
Video output signals
1
2
3
4
5
6
Odd number fields
1
3
5
High Resolution (Frame strage) Mode (Reading every line)
The CCD storage time is approx. 1/30 sec. [U Ver.] or Normal mode. However there is approx. 1/60 sec. [U Ver.] or odd number line and even number line. With the odd number fields, electric charge of the odd number line is only output to the odd number line, and with the even fields, the electric charge of even lines is only output to the even number line. When recording frames, still picture can be shot at all lines by combining with a FLASH. With this mode, the vertical resolution is improved however, after-image lag will increase compared to that of the normal mode.
1/25 sec. [E Ver.]
1/50 sec. [E Ver.]
with the High Resolution mode, which is twice that of the
(one field) difference in the output timings between
CCD electric charge storage
Approx. 1/60 sec.[U Ver.]
1/50 sec.[E Ver.]
Video output signal
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Odd number field
1
3
5
7
1
3
5
7
1
3
5
7
Even number field
2
4
6
8
2
4
6
8
2
4
6
8
Odd number field Even number field
1
3
5
7
1
3
5
7
2
4
6
8
2
4
6
8
TECHNICAL INFORMATION (Cont’d)
7. OTHERS (Cont’d)
Operations Principles of the Electronic Shutter
(with the 1/500 sec. setting)
Electric charge is stored in the CCD image sensing device only for a 1/500 sec. before the signal is read from the CCD image sensing device. At this time the electric charge stored previ­ously is discharged to another electrode. This process enables shutter operations with 1/500 sec.
Vertical blanking period
Vertical sync. signal
CCD device signal reading timing
CCD electric charge storage
Electric charge to be stored
Video output
Signal discharging timing
Unnecessary
charge
1/500 sec.
Effective charge
Signal reading timing
1/60 sec.[U Ver.]
1/50 sec.[E Ver.]
Caution for electric shutter mode
• On a monitor, the movement of the object looks like the ones taken under a strobe shot because an image of 1/500 sec. is detected every 1/60 sec. [U Ver.] or
1/50 sec. [E Ver.]
• Flicker occurs under a light such as fluorescent lamp which lights cyclically. Adopting a light like an incandescent lamp which lights constantly is therefore necessary.
• With the 1/500 sec. shutter mode, the storage time of the CCD image device is approx. 1/8 [U Ver.] or
1/10 [E Ver.]
that of normal the mode, and also the sensitivity is 1/8 [U Ver.] or
1/10 [E Ver.]
of that of the normal mode. This causes a shortage of light, so that it is recommended to increase the light volume by increasing the illumination to 800% [U Ver.] or
1000% [E Ver.]
or opening the lens iris about 3 steps.
ALC and EEI Operations
ALC stands for automatic level control, and EEI means shutter iris control. With FULL AUTO mode, it adopts a system for maintaining a certain level of video by combining the lens auto iris, the continu­ous variable electronic shutter (EEI) and the automatic sensitivity adjustment circuit (ALC). The automatic sensitivity adjustment circuit works under low illumi­nance, and the electronic shutter works under high illuminance. Moreover, when the iris is set to AUTO, sensitivity, the iris and the electronic shutter change continuously to acquire the appropriate signal level automatically at any time. In the ALC mode, there is sensitivity from 0 dB to +18 dB under low illuminance. In the EEI mode, the electronic shutter varies the shutter speed automatically from 1/60
1/1600 [E Ver.]
Ver.] or
[U Ver.] or
sec. The signal level is adjusted in the range of 3 ( dark) to 5 ( bright). When the iris is set to the manual mode, the sensitivity and the electronic shutter vary continuously without varying the iris setting. This function enables recording an object without varying its depth under variable illuminance.
Illuminance: lx
8 16 32 62.5 125 250 500 1000 2000
1/50 [E Ver.]
This is the calculated value, which is different from the actual value displayed on the screen.
to 1/1920
SLOW SHUT Function
This function is used to record an object brighter than it ap­pears in a dark place. This function adopts a system which acquires higher electric charge by taking a longer time for storing electric charge into the CCD image device, not that the system increases GAIN electrically. This enables the recording of an image with high sensitivity even under conditions of less light. The max. storage time is approx. 8 sec. (240 frames [U Ver.]
200 frames [E Ver.]
or frames, therefore, the video output signals are latched into a memory by using a WEN signal which is output at the same time. On a monitor, the movement of the object looks like the ones taken under a strobe shot
When the SLOW SHUT is set to 3FRM
CCD storage
electric charge
Video output
signal
.
WEN output
signal
Note:
• With the AUTO IRIS MODE, the normal video level can-
of
[U
4000 8000 16000 32000 64000
not be used. Set to the MANUAL IRIS MODE and adjust the diaphragm of the iris.
• By switching the HI-RESO mode, the FIELD OUTPUT and FLAME OUTPUT can be selected.
• When the flame number is increased, noise may also increase. Set it to the appropriate value.
). One frame image is output for several
128000 256000
With a lens
+18dB +12dB +6dB
Without a lens
ALC
F1.4 F2 F2.8 F4 F5.6 F8 F11
F1.4 F16
ALC EEI
+18dB +12dB +6dB 1/120[U Ver.]
1/100[E Ver.]
1/240 1/480 1/960 1/1920[U Ver.]
EEI
1/120[U Ver.]
1/100[E Ver.]
1/240 1/480 1/960 1/1920[U Ver.]
1/1600[E Ver.]
1/1600[E Ver.]
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7. OTHERS (Cont’d)
V.SYNC
FREEZE IN
FLASH OUT
Prohibited Prohibited Prohibited
TECHNICAL INFORMATION (Cont’d)
SYNC mode can be switched over with the SW3 of set up switch.
MODE SWITCH SETTING
SYNC Non Reset mode
SYNC Reset mode
NO
NO
1234
1234
3: ON 1, 2, 4: Do not switch over
3: OFF
1, 2, 4: Do not switch over
Note:
Before switching the set up switch turn the power switch to off. The mode will not change when the power is switched ON.
LOCK MENU
ITEM+ DATA+
ON
BARS
SET ITEM-
RESET
4321
OFF
ON
DATA-
WHITE PAINT
SET
RB
PAINT
CAMERA CONTROL UNIT KY-F58
FULL AUTO
FREEZEFILES
4321
MEMORYSELECT
VIDEO LEVELTO CAMERA
LEVEL
POWER
ON
OFF
Trigger signal
Electric charge
to be stored
in CCD
SYNC Non Reset Mode
Camera video
output signal
WEN signal
SYNC Reset Mode
Camera video
output signal
WEN signal
FLASH Function
When the FREEZE item is set to FLASH, the signal is output from the FLASH terminal on the rear panel for the FREEZE input. The following conditions are provided to the output signal.
FREEZE IN
Random Trigger Function
This is used to detect an object in order to recognize the image. When the trigger signal detecting object is input, an electric charge is stored in the CCD image device on the camera, and it is output syncronized with the next SYNC signal. At this time an WEN signal is also output to be used for the memory latch. On a monitor, the movement of the object looks like when taken under a strobe shot. Two modes can be selected by the output timings of the cam­era corresponding to the trigger input signals.
1. SYNC Non Reset Mode
This is a system to output the camera timing regardless of the trigger input signal. When the camera is in the GENLOCK mode, timing is output synchronized with the input signal of the GENLOCK IN.
2. SYNC Reset Mode
This is a system to output the timing by synchronizing with the trigger input signal. In this case, the trigger signal is the standard signal of a structured system, so that the GENLOCK function will not be carried out.
[U Ver.]
VD IN
HD IN
FREEZE IN
FLASH OUT
[E Ver.]
VD IN
HD IN
FREEZE IN
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Prohibited section (12H)
Prohibited section (23H)
6H
FLASH OUT
FLASH OUT signal is output from the FREEZE IN in
1
approx.1H. The width of the FLASH OUT is 6H.
2
The FLASH OUT signal is output as open corrector. Pull
3
up the voltage at 15 V DC or less at the receiving termi­nal.
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Approx. 1H
6H
FLASH OUT
6H
There is a prohibited section of 12H [U Ver.] or
4
Ver.]
at the section where the image changes. A FREEZE
signal in the prohibited section (12H [U Ver.] or
Ver.]
) is output as a FLASH OUT when the prohibited sec-
tion is ended.
When a FREEZE signal is input continuously, input from
5
the first to third V. SYNC will not be accepted and FLASH OUT is not output.
23H [E
23H [E
SPECIFICATIONS
7. OTHERS (Cont’d)
Image device : 1/3-inch, interline-transfer CCD x 3 Effective picture element : 768 (H) x 493 (V)
380000 pixels
752 (H) x 582 (V) 440000 pixels
Color separation system : F1.4 prism Lens mount : C mount Output video signal : NTSC [U Ver.]
PAL [E Ver.]
VIDEO output : 1 Vp-p, 75 Y/C output : Y : 1 Vp-p, 75
C : 0.286 Vp-p, 75 [U Ver.]
0.3 Vp-p, 75 Ω [E Ver.]
RGB/COMPONENT : R/G/B : 0.7 Vp-p, 75
ON SYNC : 0.3 Vp-p, 75 COMP. Y : 1 Vp-p, 75 R-Y/B-Y : 0.7 Vp-p, 75 [U Ver.]
C. SYNC : 2 Vp-p, 75 Color system : Wide band color difference system External sync system : VBS, 1 Vp-p, 75 , positive elec-
tric signal (with color lock) HD/VD, 4 Vp-p, 75 , negative electric signal (without color lock)
[U Ver.]
[E Ver.]
0.525 Vp-p, 75 Ω [E Ver.]
Registration : 0.05% (except lens) Sensitivity : F5.6 2000 lx Min. luminance for object : 16 lx (calculated value) S/N ratio : 59 dB (TYP) [U Ver.]
57 dB (TYP) [E Ver.]
Horizontal resolution : 700 TVL Power supply : AC120V, 50/60 Hz [U Ver.] Power consumption : 22 W [U Ver.]
AC230V`, 50/60 Hz [E Ver.]
Operating temperatures : –5˚C to 45˚C Mass : Camera head 170 ˝
CCU 2.7 k˝
Accessories : Camera head x 1
Camera mounting bracket x 1 Screw x 2 Camera control unit x 1 Camera cable (5 m) x 1 AC cable (2 m) x 1 Label x 1 Instructions x 1 Warranty card x 1 [U Ver.] only
EXT TRIGGER FLASH output : Open connector, negative electric
signal WEN output : 5 Vp-p, negative electric signal FREEZE input : 5 Vp-p, negative electric signal Contour compensation system
Standard cable length : 5 m Max. cable length : 25 m (operation only guaranteed)
: H - Both effective
V - One effective
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7. OTHERS (Cont’d)
SPECIFICATIONS (Cont’d)
Dimensions [unit : mm]
Camera head
(The bracket is mounted)
1-32UN C MOUNT
45
Camera mounting bracket
67.5 62
48
5
,
COLOR  VIDEO  CAMERA
22
KY-F58
10
CCU (Camera Control)
RGB/COMPONENT
Y/CVIDEO
OUTPUTEXT REF
FREEZEVDWENFLASH
EXT TRIGGER
HD/VBS
RS-232C
LENS
REMOTE
1/4-20UNC
5
, 73
AC- INPUT
SEE INSTRUCTION MANUAL
4
221
245
PULL OPEN
Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.
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MENU
WHITE PAINT
SET
RB
PAINT
209,5
CAMERA CONTROL UNIT KY-F58
FREEZEFILES
4321
MEMORYSELECT
VIDEO LEVELTO CAMERA
FULL AUTO
LEVEL
3
6
,
, 1
12
POWER
ON
OFF
5
,
88
92
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