Panasonic AW-F575E User Manual

Colour

Video Camera

AW-F575E

Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.

PO

Box

288.

Osaka 530-8691, J a p a n

MAJOR

OPERATING CONTROLS

AND THEIR

FUNCTIONS

CAMERA HEAD AW-F575HE

1. Lens

Connector (12-pin) (LENS)

Connect the lens

2. Viewfinder

Connect

Electronic Viewfinder to this

Note:

VW-VF65B to this connector,

Conversion Refer to page 28 for details.

3. 1.5”

Electronic

This small

shows

viewfinder

adjustable up (13/16"). Further the viewfinder

by up to 45 mm (1- forth.

4. Auto Iris

Thls is a high-quality zoom lens offering automatic well

as manual

The

lens features aperture Picture size may through Simply

angle recording. M

objects up to Refer to

cable to

this

connector

Connector (12-pin)

the

viewfinder

When connecting the 5" Electronic Viewfinder

Cable

Viewfinder

1.5"

(1-3/8"

exactly the image picked up

can be

titled

and

down

Refer to page

rotate

3/4") and

18 for

Serfvo

Control Zoom

iris control

a bayonet mount F1.4 Maximun

be

use

of

the zoom feature.

the mac:z nng

acro shooting is

5 cm (15/16")

page 16 for

details .

(VIEWFINDER)

cable from the

connector

use the

supplied with

actual

image size) monitor

30º from

magnified

by

approximately

20 mm

details.

and

for

from the

horizontal

may be

Lens

servo

by up to 14

15’

the

by

(3/4") back

control

close-uo or wde

po

or

5’

Viewfinder

the lens.

and it

20 mm.

slid laterally

and

zoom

times

ssible of

lens surface

The

is

as

6. Auto

White/Auto

(AUTO

This switch sets automatically

AWC:

ance when (28) is

White

A NG’ or ‘AWC B NG’

viewfinder or

the Two such the AWC B

HOLD:

set at the AWC or ABC if so

ABC:

ance. ‘ABC NG’ the Auto

lights

Note: The

black

cates that the formed and completed.

Fl

maxlmurr

7.

Lens

Iris

(LENS

This

switch can be

compensate for

object is brightly lit against a dark this switch to

the

lens iris

Black Set Switch

W/B

BAL

AWC/HOLD/ABC)

the

white balance

as

follows

This position is used

the White

set to the AWC A or AWC B

balance

adjustment is requiered

when the Auto

viewfinder

lights

white

balance

as

memory. I

positions

In

this position,

desired

This position is used

Black balance

picture will

balance is

Selection

IRIS:

by a

settings for two light

indoor

and

outdoor

n

this

case

are

used

the

for at

least one year.

starts blinking in the viewfinder or

1/2 OPEN / NOR / 1/2 CLOSE)

the

adjustment is required

Warning Indicator in

flash in

being

adjustment is currently being per-

will cease once the adjustment is

Switch

used to

unusual lighting conditions

1/2 CLOSE position.

1/2

F

stop

and black balance

for

setting

Balance

set

the

Selection Switch

starts blinking in

Warning Indicator in

can be

both the

AWC A and

white

and black balances

position

can be

for

setting

the black bal-

the

the viewfinder while

set.

This flashing indi-

the lens iris opening to

background, set

This will close

white

bal-

position

when ‘AWC

the

sources,

retained in

held fixed

when

viewfinder

the

if

the

5.

VTR Start/Stop

This

button is

pause

in

the

ing,

the

Recording/Tally indicator

(101) on

.

When this buttonis

is

set to

Recording/Tally Indicator

Button

used fo crsnge

(Recording Pause) to recording

same

way as the

lens. Press zxe to s!art

Tally Indicator in

the viewfinder al

.

the Pause mode (Recording Pause) and the

(VTR) (parallel operation)

the

recorder

recording.

viewfinder

light,

and

lights.

Tally Light will

and

VTR Start/Stop Button

the

(9) so

pressed

once more

and

mode

frOm

functions

(92)

Whlle record-

and the

the Tally

Light

the recorder

go off.

on

- 7 -

If

the

object is relatively

bright,

set the

will open

the

switch to

lens iris

by a

dark and

the

1/2

F

stop

the

background

OPEN

is

position. This

At

the

normal (NOR)

with

normal

Notes:

1 If

this switch is used,

detent

NOR

2 If

the

camera is

object, such

(s

mear) peculiar phenomenon normal. T

ing scenes wth

could also

3. Set

this switch to

era is

used

(RCU)

8. 68-pin Multi Connector

When

mounting the

500AE Camera tors on

the Camera Head and

Camera

Adaptor.

9.

Recording/Tally

This indicator changes depending on

This indicator lights

recordlng mode and

informs that Tally Indicator also lights system operation

Unit

and

Special Effects Generator. I

not loaded or

mechanism is working improperly, this indicator

start blinking to warn

Indicator lights green

shutter on

mode. camera is set to the recordlng mode and the on

mode is

selected.

Note: If a

portable VTR is not connected to

era, the

position,

the

lens

iris

openings

position after

aimed at an extremely bright

as

the sun or a lamp, vertical bars

may

appear in the picture. This is a

ry as

much

extremely bright light, as this

be

harmful to

the NOR

together

with

dockable VCR or

Adaptor, engage the 68-pin connec-

Indicator

to one of these three colours,

the camera mode.

red when the camera is set to the

(through

the

scene is being recorded.

together

the tape end is reached, or if the

the

when

This indicator lights yellow

Recording/Tally Indicator will not light.

lens is operating

be

sure to return it to

use.

of the

CCD

as

possible to avoid shoot-

the camera.

position

when

the

Remote

VCR/VTR Adaptor, or

(REC

TALLY)

three colours,

VTR Start/Stop Button).

when the camera is in

with

the Remote Control

n case a tape

operator

of

such faults. T

the

camera is set to

and is

the

Control

the AW-AD

when the

the cam-

the

quite

cam-

The

servo

shutter

Unit

full

will

the

12.

Back

Light

10.

Scene File Selection

(SCENE FILE, USER A/B/1/2/3)

This switch is used to select conditions

for

ture

1:

Studio

Mode

This position is suitable condition

Note:

2000 lux, 3200º K at

ibis

is

his

2: ENG Mode

This position is suitable

rescent, halogen or outdoor lighting

Note: The

outdoor lighting Menu.

3: Low

Light

This position is suitable

shooting

USER A/B:

desired level

11.

Electronic Shutter On/Off Switch

ON/OFF)

This switch is used to select On/Off mode.

When setting this switch speed is in a speed

Notes:

1

In

the electronic shutter

object/scene is taken in a short period of time.

Therefore, scene illumination.

Shutter

Speed 1/120 sec. 1/250 sec.

1/500 sec.

1/1000 sec. 1/2000

sec.

1/4000

sec.

1/10000 sec. 80000 lux

2. In

the electronic shutter operation,

smear

intensity is required shooting scenes which contain objects. Refer to

THE CCD on

3

The

white

-

1/10000

the camera is in

Switch

the

various scenes to obtain

This level is adjusted under

selection of fluorescent, halogen or

Mode

The camera

by

the user

set by the

higher shutter

of CCD is

emphasized since greater light

page balance may be

sec. electronlc shutter IS operated while

the +18 dB high gain condition

most suitable

the

for

shooting in normal

the

F8

for

shooting under fluo-

can be

for

conditions

the

to

the ON position, the shutter

menu

operatlon,

speeds

Minimum Illumination (at F8)

16000

as

mentioned above. Avoid

PECULIAR PHENOMENA OF 59

disturbed if the

condition of

selected on the Main

low illumination level

can be set to

(SHUTTER,

Electronic

the light

require g

1000

lux

2000

lux 4000 lux 8000

lux

32000 lux

the

extremely

camera

best

pic

Shutter

of the

reater

vertical

bright

1/1000

the

(BACK

When backlight

-

for a

Note: Be

13. Page Switch (PAGE)

By User on

14.

Item / I Noise Suppress

When the

this switch is used to move

items in When the the I

this switch.

Note:

15.

Up/Zone Switch (UP/ZONE)

When

the On

level of an item

switch.

When the zone into

switch

Notes:

1

2. The

16.

Down/Level

When the the Off mode of an level When the the

viewfinder

Picture images exceeding a specified level

will

Note: The zebra

17.

Clean

Switch

This switch is used to improve

screen

Compensation Switch

LIGHT COMP

clear picture.

sure to

the A (Auto)

Light Control

repeated pressing

Set

menus

the

monitor.

User

the

User

Noise

Suppress in the

Noise

pressed (20) is set to the HIGH or LOW

the User

mode of an

the User

display on or

the

The marker shows the ture

and

of the

picture

center

can be set by the Sub

User

of an

item

User

display On/Off of

can be

produce a zebra

DNR

(DNR OFF, LOW, HIGH)

ON/OFF)

affects

the

picture, turn on this

set the Auto

position or activate the Electronic

of

this switch,

can be changed in

Switch

Set

Switch is

set to the

menu.

Set

of

the I axis on

when the

Set

can be

Set

viewfinder

might not coincide with

marker

Indicator Switch

Set

can be decreased in the

Set

level

(Digital Noise

the cursor to

Switch is

menu

Detail Level Selection Switch

Switch is

set to the

item

can be

increased in the menu

Switch is

off of

the

can be

electronic

on/off

Menu

Switch is

set to

item

can be

Switch is

set to

the zebra

controlled

by

pattern barely visible

can be set by the Sub

Reduction)

switch

Iris Button

of the

lens to

the

Initial

Set and

the viewfinder or

(ITEM/I-NS)

position 1 or

the various

set to

the

OFF

can be

the

vector

selected and/or the

set to the OFF centre marker or safety

and type of

(DOWN/IND)

the position 1 or

selected and/or

the

pressing this switch

the

position,

selected

can be

position

1 or 2,

by

position

selected

by

centre of

the pic-

the

optical

centre

safety zone

the

menu

OFF

position,

pattern into

S/N ratio on the

the

(95

Menu

Selection

by

sup-

this

2.

IRE)

2,

19.

User

Set

Switch (USER

By setting this switch to

ed by the

viewfinder By setting this switch to the position

ed by the the viewfinder and the monitor. To the menu is

Note: To

19. High Light

This Switch is used to obtain

high By

high level

Ser menu Note: When

20.

Detail Level Selection Switch

(DTL,

The

switch in three steps. Set this switch to position while observing the sharpness

Note: When

21.

Recording

The

viewfinder under REC

(25) is pressing either this button or the one on the VTR. checked by new recording end of the Note: The

22.

Lens

The auto Iris When the camera and make

this

Scene File Switch is displayed in the

and

Scene File Selection Switch is displayed in

display the

monitor

set

kept

select

Scene File Selection Switch

position while pressing

Check Button When

setting the Scene File Selection Switch

to

the

USER position without

Check Button,

or

B is

displayed.

Chroma Switch

brightness condiition.

setting this switch to the ON position. The low or poslrion.

can be

tion, the object in

might

be

LEVEL-HIGH/LOW/OFF)

detail/aperture level

recordlng or to LOW position.

Time

accumulated

pressed.

Thus

first pressing this button at

recording

REC

the

one dilsplayed on

ferent.

Iris Control (IRIS)

replacing the lens, check

control if

SET

1, 2, OFF)

the

position

menu setting is available.

normal

picture in the viewfinder or on

this switch to

under

the last

the

(25)

the

selected in the

the

HL

coloured.

over modulation

playing back

Reset

recording

The

total recording

and

TIME

level

can be

required

the OFF

condition)

USER

A or USEREB Menu, . set the

the Page

last selected menu

(HL

the goad

CHROMA is

the

high brightness condition

can be

the

Button

time is displayed in

TIME

while

tune

can be

time

then checking REC TIME at

by

pressing

displayed in the viewfinder

the AG-7450A might be dif-

adlusted

any necessary adjustment with

1, a

Menu select-

2, a

Menu select-

position

(10) to

Switch

the Page

CHROMA ON/OFF)

picture in the

Sub

Menu or User

set to

the HIGH posi-

selected

of the

has

occurred with

VTR,

set

(RESET)

the

Check Button

reset to

can

easily

the

the check

by

thls conir

the

output signal of

(The

the USER

(13)

Switch or

of

USER

by

the

desired

picture

this switch

‘0

MIN’ by

AG-7450A

be

outset

button

(10)

the

of

the

and

the

or

A

this

a

dif-

- 8 -

- 9 -

23. Total

pedestal Level

This control is used

the video signal (luminance) match the pedestal level system, use a waveform mon

precise adjustment.

24.

Audio Level

Only when the MII the microphone level

25.

Check

The played in pressed Reter to page 67 tor

Control

tormat VTR

Button (CHECK)

operating conditions

the

viewfinder

Control

(T.

tor

(AUDlO)

can be adjusted

PED)

adjusting

the

When

o or more

ot

tw

itor or oscilloscope for

AU-45H is

ot the camera can be

by

keeplng this button

details

pedestal level of

attempting to

cameras in

connected.

dis-

37.

Remote

35.

29. High

Gain

Selectlon Switch (GAIN

This switch is used to select

The

gain level

a

combination shown below.

----

Be vided with WV-RC700A) in combination with

Unit

30.

Lens

Tum camera

can be set in the Sub

HIGH

18dB

24

dB

12dB

6

dB

12dB 0

6 dB

sure to

use the

Hold

Ring/Knob

this ring/knob clokwise to secure

MID LOW 9

dB 0 dB

12dB

6dB 0

3dB

dB -

0 dB

Operation Seat

when

the

WV-RC700A Remote

the

gain level.

tor

operating this

LOW/MID/HIGH)

Menu with

0

dB dB

0 dB

6 dB

-6dB

AW-F575E (pro-

camera Control

the

lens

to the

the

Viewfinder

36. Monitor

CAMERA ADAPTOR AW-ADS00AE

Height

The

height

loosening this

proper height,

Adjustment of up to

A

composite video signal

this connector

Note:

This output signal might differ slightly

output signal

Adjustment

ot the

viewfinder

knob,

adjusting

and then

20 mm

Output Connector

ot the

Video Output Connector

tightening this

(13/16’) is possible

(MONITOR)

tor

Knob

(UP/DOWN)

can be

adjusted

the

monitoring is provided at

by

viewfinder to

knob

trom the

the

(52)

first

36. Power

Control Box

This connector is provided

(RCB) connection Note: When

Output Connecter connector not

be

Indicator

This Indicator lights

When the camera is in the standby tor lights green.

Connector

connecting

the BNC Cable to the

(36). the video

through the

output.

red when the camera is

tor the

Remote

(RCB)

Remote

Control

mode,

Control Box

signal

trom

operating

the

Monitor

Box

indica-

this

can

CHECK

SHTR

BATT

H.G.

26. Power Switch (DC POWER,

This switch selects Refer to OPERATING

RECORDER APPLICATION on

27.

Colour Bar/Night Eye/Camera

(BAR/N.E/CAMERA)

BAR: Set

this position to display

N.E.: Set

this position to shoot

scene (Night Eye

The

High Gain

in this

mode

CAMERA: By

26. White Balance Selection Switch (AUTO/ATW

This switch is used to white

ATW:

A:

The

B:

Similar to

selecting this position, gain-up level

be set by the High

ATW/A/B)

The

white

ly

pressing upwards.

balance can be adjusted

white

balance can be set

the Auto

The

A.

but

OFF/SAVE/ON)

the

operating mode

PROCEDURE FOR CAMERA

mode).

Selectlon Switch (29) can

Gain Selection Switch

balance mode as

White/Auto Black

setting is stored in memory

the

setting is stored in memory

AUTO

ot the camera

page

45 for

details

Selection Switch

the colour

the

bars

object in

automatical-

automatically

Set Switch (6)

the dark

(29)

A

not

follows

work

can

by

B

31.

Filter

Selection Wheel

This wheel, which

built-In colour temperature conversion tilters ND tilter.

(1) 3200K -

lamps) (2) 5600K +6 25% ND (3) 5600K daylight (4)

Close

Select

the

page

56)

Caution: if

Automatic White cessfully completed

32.

Viewfinder Lock Lever

The

wiewfinder’s position is

the use ot

viwefinder

laterally to lock

the

position

33.

Viewfinder Mounting

The 1.5" on

the camera by

camera. Reter to page 34 tor

instructions

34.

Microphone

This Microphone is a nondirectional condenser micro-

phone.

desired, Microphone Holder WV-MH500

has

four positions, controls two

indoor

light

(tungsten, halogen, quartz

daylight (sunny)

(cloudy/rainy)

position according to

the

incorrect filter is selected,

Balance

this lever

can be

and 20 mm

use the

slid approximately

(13/16") back

lever after having adjusted the viewfinder

Electronic Viewfinder,

first installing this

When sound from

optional Microphone WM-L30 and

locked or

When the

Base

the

the light

Setting

may

released through

lever is

released, the

45 mm

and forth. B

WV-VF42. is

base

detailed mounting

surroundings is not

source (see

the

not

and

be

suc-

(1-3/4")

e

sure

mounted

onto the

ene

41.

VTR/RCU Connector (26-pin) (VTR/RCU)

When

using

portable be connected Connector is also used

studio comprehensive

the

is automatically

the camera together

colour VTR, the

between

cable trom the

system

26-pin studio

3/4" U-vision portable

cable to

set to the RCU

WV-CA26A/14 (26P-14P

specified

the camera and VTR. T tor

connection

Remote

Control

operation.

this connector,

operation

VTR

(14-pin)

cable)

with a Panasonic

VTR cable

When

should

ot the

Unit (RCU)

connecting

the camera

mode

his

26-pin

tor

MII portable

26

42.

Circuit

When an excessive current flows into the

to a short circuit or some

of

this circuit

VTR

WV-CA26A/26 (26P-26P

pin studio

WV-CA26U15 WV-CA26U30 WV-CA26U100

Protector (BREAKER)

(26-pin)

cable

(RCU

protector

other

protrudes to cut off the circuit.

cable)

ieason.

camera due

the red

button

- 10 -

After solving

the

problem, press

to recover the circuit

CAUTION: Refer servicingo

nel to solve

the problem

43.

External

DC Input

This

connector accepts the power cable from

external

DC source

2A (a

belt

type battery or car battery for

This

connector

AC adaptor.

12V DC.

also

For

2.5A

power source is

quallfted servlce person-

Connector

(XLR,

supplying nominal

accepts the power cable from

driving

the

studio conflguration,

required

30 ,

4

+ - + 12V nominal ---- -

44.

Battery Pack Mounting Angle

Mount

the AC

era by

45. Intercom

This jack is used

era

operator

Adaptor/Charger

sliding it down along this mounting angle

Jack (M6)

(INTERCOM)

for

and

operators of

WV-PS34 on

communication between the

the RCU and

Effect Generator in a system

the red

4-pin)

button again

(EXT DC)

power of

example)

the

12V.

cam-

Special

a

-59.

VTR

54.

46.

Earphone

47.

Jack

When an earphone is connected, the sound through

3/4" U-vision recorder. 26-pin MII

or 14-pin S-VHS portable era, can be

(M3) (EARPHONE)

the

microphone or played back audio from a

format

VTR

connected to

monitored.

Battery Connector (BATTERY)

Connect the cord

from the

Battery Pack to this con-

picked

portable

the cam-

up

VTR

nector

48. Recording/Tally Indicator

This indicator lights

ing

mode

the

(through

person

informs

(red)

(REC TALLY)

when the VTR is set to

the VTR

Start/Stop

concerned of

the record button), and scenes being

recorded The

Tally Indicator also lights

full

system

operation

Unit

and

Special

In case a

reached, or if

Effects Generator

tape is not loaded or

the

servo mechanism is working improp-

when the camera is

together

with

the

Remote

the tape end

in

Control

is

erly, this indicator will start blinking to warn the operator

of

such

faults

Note: if a

portable

VTR is

not

era, the R

ecording/Tally indlcator

49.

Earphone/Intercom Level Control (LEVEL)

Use

this

control to

phone

connected to the Earphone

adjust

headset connected to the Intercom

50.

Accessory Shoe

an

51.

Gen-lock

The

synchronized to

black burst)

Input

Connector

colour video signal of

the

which is supplied to this

gen-lock signal is used

when

uslng

a

If the

obtained

not be

able to synchronize

Special

gen-lock signal is jittery (like

from

Caution:

connected lo the cam-

II not

light

the

volume level in

the

Jack (46) or

Jack

(45)

(BNC) (GEN-LOCK)

the camera is

automatically

gen-lock signal (composite or

connector. The

for system

reference, such

Effects Generator

VTR playback), the

camera may

properly

ear-

the

that

as

Power Selection

EXT

By using this switch the desired nected to the camera can be

BATT/EXT

VTR/RCU: This position is used

VTR or

55.

Audio Level Selection

(AUDI0

Two

-20 dB or

-20 dB at the

56. Earphone (EARPHONE OUT

This switch selects

jack

(46) to be

INT:

The sound

PB: The

Note: The camera has

57.

VTR

Video Output

(SIGNAL SELECT 1)

This switch selects the

VTR/RCU

ENC:

SELECT 2: The

Note: The camera has

Switch (POWER

SELECT. BATT/

DC-VTR/RCU)

power source con-

selected

DC:

from

This position is used

the

battery

pack,

and

for power supply

external

DC source

through an AC adaptor

when power is to be

supplied

through the

the

Remote

26-pin

Control

connector from the

Unit

(RCU).

Switch

LEVEL -20/-60 dB)

audio output levels to

-60 dB. T

the

VTR

he camera has

can be

selected

been preset to

factory

Selection

Switch

SEL, INT/PB)

the

audio signal

from

the

Earphone

monitored

picked

up by the

microphone

can be

monitored

played back audio

from a

3/4" U-vision

recorder, 26-pin MII format portable VTR or 14-pin S-VHS

portable VTR, obtained

VTR/RCU Connector

of this adaptor can be monito-

through the

tored

at the

fac:ory

been preset to the

Selection

Switch 1

the vi

deo

output si

INT

position

gnal supplied to

connector (41)

A

composite video slgnal is

VHS and

3/4" U-VISION portable VTRs.

slgnal selected Output Selectlon Swtch VTR/RCU Connector

(41).

been preset to

tion

at the

factory

by the

(59) is

supplied for

VTR

Video

output

from the

the

ENC post-

1 / 2

or

Video Output

When the VTR Video to the

SELECT 2 according to YlCiB:

The

nals

are Connectors VTR/RCU Connector

WG/B:

The R, G and B

R,

G and B

and from the

YBPIPR:

and VTR/RCU Connector Output Connectors Unit

for

60. Camera Adaptor Holding

These

screws/knobs

tor to

the Camera head

61. 68

-pin Multi Connector

When

mountlng

pin connectors on

tor

morw

Selection Switch

Output Selectlon Switch 1 is

Position, this switch should

the VTR

type.

chrominance (C)

supplied

from

(145) of

the

(41) for S-VHS format

signals Output Connector VTR/RCU Connector

The

colour dlfference

luminance (Y) signal

(41) and the R, G and

(145) on the

MII

and Betacam format

Screws/Knobs.

are

used to fix

the camera

the Camera and the Camera

2 (SELECT

and

luminance

the R, G

and B

RCU and from

are

supplied from

(145) of the RCU

(41).

(R-Y & B-Y)

are

supplied

from the

Remote

VTRs.

the camera

adaptor,

engage the

set

be set

(Y)

Output

VTR.

the

signals

Control

adap-

2)

s i g-

the

B

68

.

52. Video

Output Connector (BNC)

A

composite video signal is provided

tor.

53. S-VHS Video

The VTR or

Output Conrector

luminance (Y)

monitor

are

and

provided

(VIDEO

at

(S-VIDEO

chroma (C) signals

at

this

connector.

OUT)

this connec-

OUT)

for S-VHS

58.

VTR Compatibility

Set

thls swltch accordlng to

to

the camera

+1: For

1/2"

+2:

For

3/4" U-VISION VTRs,

S-VHS

-1: If a

VTR

pauses when

vice

versa, this

VHS

VTRs

of

Switch

(+1/+2/-1)

the VTR type connected

VTRs.

connected to the camera,

and

MII portable VTRs

other

manufacture is

the

tape should be

switch should

used, or If

be set to

running

thls posi-

the

and

tion.

Notes:

1 The

switch

has

the

factory

2

Some VTRs nected to this

may not

camera, this switch is changed. Please consult er

for further

Informatlon

been preset

to the +1

operate properly

even

though the

position at

when

setting

your

con-

of

deal-

- 12 -

- 13 -

CAMERA ADAPTOR

AW-AD700BSE

62. Camera

63. Camera Adaptor

64.

65.

Handle

The camera after loosening two then

pressing

camera

VTR Start/Stop

This

button is pause in

the

same way lens. Press the

Tally Indicator Light on When the button is pressed once more, set to the Pause mode Recording/Tally Indicator

Intercom/Earphone Level

(INCOM

Use

thls earphone headset connected to the Intercom

Holding Screw/Knob

adaptor

can be removed from the camera

knobs on top of the

the

release

while pulling on rear

Button

used to change

(Recording

once to

the

vlewfinder also lights

EARPHONE)

control to

connected to the Earphone

button

(VTR) (parallel

Pause) to recording and

as the VTR

start recording. While recording,

in the

viewfinder Iights

(Recording

and

Control

freely adlust

adaptor

underneath of

of camera

adaptor

operation)

the recorder mode from

Start/Stop Button on

Tally Light

the

functlons

and the

the

recorder is

Pause), and the

will go off

volume level in

Jack

(68) or the

Jack

(67)

and

the

Tally

the

F

66. S-Video Output

The

lumlnance (Y)

VTR or monitor

67.

Intercom Jack (M6)

This j era (RCU)

68. Earphone

When by the microphone or the 3/4" U-VISION through the monitored by the Earphone Out

RCU/VTR Signal Selection Switch

69. (RCU/VTR

This switch selects the Red, Green and Remote to the

ENC:

are

ack

is

used

operator and operators

and

Special

Jack (M3)

an

earphone is connected, the

VTR 14-pin,

Selection

SIGNAL

VTR/RCU Connector

Control Unit

R/G/B position at

The

composite

as

1/2

VHS or

Connector

for

recorder, connected

(S-VIDEO

and

chroma (C) signals

provided at this connector

(INCOM)

communication between

of the

Effect

(EARPHONE)

of

Selection Switch

ENC, Y/C/B, R/G/B. Y/PR/PB)

the video

Blue Output

(RCU).

the

Output signal

3/4"

U-

Remote

Generator

in the

sound

played back audio

camera

connector,

the audio source is enabled

Output signal

(79) on the

Matilc, is supplied

adaptor

Connectors on the

The

switch

factory

for the

OUT)

for S-VHS

Control

system.

picked

to

the camera

(71)

supplied

has

VTR, such

the cam-

Unit

from

can be

and the

been

set

Y/C/B:

The

chrominance (C)

nals

are

supplied

Connectors

R/G/B:

R.

Y/PB/PR:

and VTR/RCU Connector Output Connectors MII

70.

VTR

Compatibility Switch

Set

this switch

ed to the camera.

+1:

For

+2:

For

uslng a 14-pin connector, portable

: If a

-1

VTR viceversa,

tion

Notes:

1 T

the

2

Some VTRs

nected to this switch for further

71. Earphone Out

This switch selects the audio signal Jack

(68) to be

INT: The

monitored.

PB: The Note: The camera has

at

72.

Audio Level Selection

(AUDI0 LEVEL -20/-60 dB)

Two

audio output levels lo

-20 dB or -60 The camera has When

up

a

at

switch to

73. Cable

This switch is used to select either VTR/RCU When Control tlon. using a coaxial

Note:

signal coaxial

74. Video Output A

composite

tor

for S-VHS format The R. G and B G and B

Output

The

colour difference

luminance (Y) signal

and Betacam format

according to the

1/2"

VHS

VTRs

3/4” U-vision VTRs,

VTRs

VTR of

other

pauses when the tape

this switch should

he

switch

has

factory

may not operare

this

camera,

is

changed. Please consult your dealer

mformation

Selection

monitored.

sound plcked

played back audio

the factory

dB

been preset to

using this

adaptor

the -20 dB

Selection

Switch

cable or the

using

the

and

cable

Connector

video

multi-cable in set this

cable, set

(VP)

power

Unit (RCU),

In case of the

Video Power

and l

from the R, G and B

Connectors.

on

manufacture is

been preset to

up by the

been preset

Switch

position

single coaxial multiplex

multiplex or

are

signal is provided

uminance (Y) sig-

VTR.

stgnals

are

supplled

(R-Y & B-Y)

are

supplied

(79) and the R, G and B

the

Remote

Control

VTRs

(+1/+2/-1)

VTR which

connected to the camera

S-VHS

VTRs

used,

should

be

be set to

the +1

properly

even

though the

Switch

(INT/PB)

from

the

microphone

can be

monitored

to the INT

the

VTR

can be

-20 dB at

with WVRC700A,

(VTR

MULTIPLEX)

the

VTR or Remote

switch to

VTR MULTI

VP

multiplex operatlon

this

switch to MPX

Multiplex

system is

supplied uslng a slngle

(B

NC)

(VIDEO

at

Output

from the

signals

from the

Unit

is

connect-

and

and if

running

and

this posi-

posltlon at

when

setting of

Earphone

can be

position

selected:

the factory

set

this

multicable

cable.

posi-

position

multiplex

OUT)

this connec-

for

MII

this

con-

75. Gen-lock Input

The

colour synchronized black burst) gen-lock when

Caution:

obtained

not be

76.

Multiplex Signal Input Connector

Communications between Remote Single coaxial composite Intercom/audlo signal posite signal is output (RCU)

77.

External

This connector accepts

external 2A (a This connector also

AC adaptor. F

12V DC, 2,5A

Cautions:

?? Use only

Class age fuse, located withln necting means.

??

An external

gets the highest

the battery source

78.

Circuit

When some fault, trudes to cut off

After to reset

Caution:

nel to solve

79.

VTR/RCU Connector (26pin) (VTR/RCU)

When

portable colour VTR, be connected connector is also used for connection with studio comprehensive the

26-pin studio is automatlcally operatlon

??

3/4" U-vlsion portable VTR (14-pin)

WVCA26A14 (26P-14P MII portable VTR (26-pin) WV-CA26A26 (26P-26P

Connector (ENC)

vi

deo signal of

to the gen-lock

whtch

is

signal

using a Special Effects Generator

If the gen-lock

Control

DC

DC belt

type battery or car battery for

2

battery

Protector (BREAKER)

excessive current flows into

solving

the

Refer serving to qualifled serwce person-

using

cable from the

mode

supplied to this connector.

is

used for system reference, such

from VTR p

able to synchronlze properly.

Unit

(RCU) are

cable by

signal,

gen-lock

are

from the

Input Connector

source suppying nominal power of 12V.

accepts the

or

powering

power source is required.

with a

12V DC

rating.

Do

unless provided with an 8A

DC

source supplied to this connector

priority,

connector or Multicore/VTR

the red button of

the

circult power

the

problem, press

circuit

protector.

the

problem.

the camera together

the

between

system

cable to

set to the

(GEN-LOCK)

the camera is

signal (composite or

signal

is

jittery (such

layback),

the camera may

(MPX)

the camera

available

using this Connector

signal,

control

multiplexed,

Remote

(XLR,

the

not

5

the camera and

Remote

4-pin)

power

cable from

power

the

studlo configuration, a

power source with a

use

with an external stor-

inches of

the battery

if it is

selected before

the camera due

this cIrcuit

the red button

with a Panasonic

specified

VTR Cable

Control

operation.

When

this connector, the

Remote

Control

cable)

automatically

side

and the

Control

cable from

protector

Unit (RCU)

The

as when

and the

through

as the

signal

and

com-

Unit.

(EXT DC)

example)

rated

con-

DC

again

should

VTR.

T

the

26-pin

connecting

camera

Unit

(RCU)

as

a

an

to

pro-

his

for

-

14 -

- 15 -

?? 26

pin Studio

Cable

(RCU

WV-CA26U15

WV-CA26U30 WV-CA26U100

80

. Lens Connector

Thi

s

connector is

zoom,

focus or

servo

81. C

ontrol

connector

This

connector is

Control Cable

92.

Battery

Connector (BATTERY)

Connect the nector

used to

WV-CA10U25

cord

from the Battery

93. Recording/Tally Indicator

This

i

ndicator Iights

ing

mode (through the

informs the p

when the

erson

Cable)

used to

connect the lens cable

control.

connect the optional Pan/T

(red)

(REC

VTR

is set to the

VTR Start/Stop

concerned

of scenes being

Pack to this

TALLY)

Button) and

for

ilt

con-

record-

14X SERVO CONTROL ZOOM LENS AW-LZ14ST73

94-

recorded.

The

camera is in

Remote case a tape is not loaded or the tape end is reached,

or if

the

indicator

faults.

Note:

era, the

Tally indicator also

full

system operation together

Control

Unit

and

servo mechanism

will start

blinking to

lf

a

portable

VTR is not connected to the cam-

Recording/Tally

lights when the

Special

Effects Generator i

is

working

i

warn the

mproperly, this

operator

indicator will not light.

84. Battery Pack Mounting Angle

Mount the AC Separator along this mounting angle

85.

66-pin

When nectors on

Adaptor/Charger

WV-PS700 on the camera by

Multi Connector

mounting this

adaptor

the camera and

this connector

WV-PS34 or

engage

the

sliding it

66-pin

with

of

the

such

Power

down

con-

86.

Lens Cable with

n

This cable s motor and the The cable (1) on the camera.

87.

Auto Iris Button (IRIS)

When Selection

the

Iens intensity reaching Note: Button must be pressed

improper iris setting will result

88.

Iris Control

This switch selects the operational condition of the lens iris:

A (Auto): The

When the camera is together switch should case, the RCU or

M

(Manual): The

by correct lens iris ing

89. Servo Zoom

The

zoom function trolled by pressing this well

as

ing

speed

applied on this

90.

Return

Video Button

When an

from a auxiliary

while

the camera is set up for system operatlon, signal

can be

as

long

vision

portable

14-pin

camera i recorder is picture

can be

pressed

91. Auto Iris Sensitivity Control (IRIS GAIN)

With setting the A

position, adjust

trol.

92.

VTR Start/Stop

This switch is used recorder.

VTR Start/Stop

12-pin

upplies power

should

this button is

Switch (86) is set to the M (manual) position

iris is

Selection

with

RCB

rotatlng

the Auto

Control

wide angle is possible.

can be

auxlllary signal such

Special

connector of the

as

this

set to the playback

the iris Control

Connector

to

the servo

automatlc iris

automatlcally set

control

be connected to the

pressed

the

lens

control

device.

Lens Connector

while

the

according to

for

5

lris Control

the light

seconds or

Switch (A/M)

lens

iris is

automatically controlled.

used in studto applications

the

Remote

Control

be set to the

lens

iris is remotely

lens

iris can be manually

the

lris Rlng

setting

Iris

Button (87).

(97). can

Unit (RCU), this

‘A’ position. In this

controlled

from the

With

also

controlled

this setting, the

be set by

(Wide/Tele)

of

this

1.4f

zoom lens

control.

controlled by changing

control.

Effects Generator is supplied to the

previewed on button is kept pressed. When a

recorder,

viewed

Remote

the

connected through the

nput

connector, or an S-VHS

as

long

Selection Swltch (88)

the iris

Galn

can be

Zooming

Furthermore, the

mode, as

to tele as

the

pressure

as a

Ilneview signal

Control

Unit (RCU)

electronic viewfinder

the played

this

button is

by

turnlng this con-

Button (VTR)

The

to start and pause the

function of thls

Button (5) on the camera

button is i

connected

dentlcal to the

zoom

press-

con-

zoom-

3/4" U-

VTR

back

kept

to

this

After having mode, While recording indicator front of the

93.

Servo/Manual ZOom Selection

set the

pr

ess this button to

is in

in the

viewfinder

recorder

to the

recording

start and pause

progress, the Recording/Tally

and the

lights.

recording.

Tally Light (101) on

Switch

standby

(SERVO/MANU)

This swltch is used to select between zooming by servo

control or

SERVO:

either side

MANU:

rotating

94. Connector

The Zoom Control nector. This

95.

Focus Ring

Rotating this ring willI observing the picture in can

easily With the flexible cable for the Focus Controller, zooming remotely

96. Zoom

By seyying (93) to the manually performed times magniflcation is posslble telephoto. Switch performed with

97. Iris

Ring

When the iris Control

M (manual)

adjusted by

s

98.

Flange-back Lock

The

Flange-back Adjustment Ring by

turning this

99.

Flange-back

The

flange-back (or back adfusted by Knob (98)

100.

Macro Ring/Button

For

close-up shooting, rotate this ring to

area while pressing this

Servo up shooting up to approximately

lens surface is posslble

manually

Zoom

operation is performed by

of the

Servo

Zoom

the Zoom

for

Zoom

Remote Controller included in

Kit

WV-LK35

will

allow remote

be set. optlonal Lens

controlled.

Zoom Control (89)

operation is

performed

Ring/Lever

Remote Controller

should

be connected to

control of

change the

the

vliwfinder, correct

Control

Zoom Remote Controller

and

Ring/Lever

the

Servo/Manual

MANU

(manual) position,

through use of

When the

(93) is set to the SERVO

Servo/Manual

the

Servo

Zoom Control

Selection

positlon,

the

rotating this ring.

lens iris

Knob

knob.

Adjustment Ring

this

be

released prior to

button. After

(69) to

by

focus) of the ring.

the WIDE

rotating this ring

rotating

should

Zoom Control

pressing

manually

(96)

lens

focus.

Kit

WV-LK35, i

focusing

Zoom

Selection Switch

zooming

this rlng/lever.

from

Zoom

position, zooming is

Switch (66) is set to the

can be

(99) can be locked

The

Flange-back Lock

adjustment

50 mm

by

the

Lens

thls con-

zooming

focus

ncluding

and

can be

wide angle to

Selection

(69)

manually

lens

can be

the

macro

setting lhe

position, close-

(2”) from

the

By

13

-16 -

-17 -

1.5” ELECTRONIC VIEWFINDER WV-VF42

101.

Tally Light

This light is lit when the Tally set to ON

position

recording mode with the VTR Start/Stop

light i

ndicates

102.

Accesory

DO not mount a

103.

Eye Cap

The eye cap, besides blocking out

comfortable viewing may be flipped

104. Diopter Adjustment Ring

Rotate this rlng

Note:

Loosen the Lock Ring

ment

105. Tally ON/OFF Switch

This swtich turns on front of

and the

that

Shoe

light

open if thls is desired.

for

ON/OFF the Tally

fhe viewfinder

ON/OFF switch (105) is

VTR

has

been

recording in in progress.

source

(110)

before this adlust-

Light

stray light, offers

picture.

of the monitor

optimum diopter setting

(TALLY ON/OFF)

set to the

Switch.

The cap

(101)

This

located

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LED Indicators in

- Recording/Tally

r

-Auto

-

Battery

When be cient power to after

-

Shutter/High Gain

The

Indicator lights

of

MID or

Selection Switch (29)

the

Electronic Viewfinder

Indicator

This indicator lights set to the

recording

the VTR

Start/Stop Switch.

using

the camera recorder or 1/2" through

the use of the

camera

connector, MII 26-pin connector. If not loaded,

the tape

if

the

servo mechanism is not working properly, this Indicator blinks to warn the

camera

Nota: If a portable VTR is

This Indicator blinks while balance or black balance is automatically

when the

i

automatlc settlng

and/or

Warning

this lndicator blinks, the battery should

replaced.

the i

Indicator

HIGH

has

operator.

ed to the camera, the Tally

Indlcator will

Warning

Indicator

white or

mproperly.

black balance.

Indicator

The battery

the camera for a few minutes

ndicator starts blinking.

(GreenlRed)

red to

indicate high gain selection

been selected with

(Red)

when the

mode by

with a 3/4" U-vision

S-VHS portable VTR,

VTR’s 14-pin portable

the

vldeo

end

not

(Green)

set.

This indicator lights

black balance is set

In

this

case,

procedure for

(Amber)

will only supply suffi-

the

VTR is pressing

When

VTR’s

tape is

is reached

not connect-

Recording/

Iight.

the

white

being

carry out

white

High/Gain

the

When the

shutter isturned on, this Iights in green. indicator Iights yellow to indicate the

high gain selection selected. And

also this indicator

shutter on

or

106. Brightness

107.

108.

109.

110.

when the been selected Selectlon

Switch (27).

Turn

this

control

of

the

picture

Contrast

Control (CONTRAST)

Turn

this

control

the

picture in

Peaking Control (PEAKING)

When

shooting under

control

clockwise will facilitate

ment.

Viewfinder Slide Stopper

When

removing

release

the vi

viewfinder to

pulling this stopper

Lock Ring

After

completing

ring

high gain selection

by the

Control

(BRIGHT)

clockwise to increase

in the

wiewfinder.

clockwise to increase

the

viewfinder

low light

the view

ewfinder Lock lever

the

right

(as

the

diopter adjustment, tighten this

the

of MID or

lights

Colour Bar/Night Eye/Camera

finder

viewed

shutter on

HIGH

yellow to indIcate

the

conditions, turning this easy

focusing adjust-

from the camera,

and from

has

of NE has

brightness

the

contrast

then slide the

front)

This

when

been

the

fist the while

The

illustration

111.

Power

Switch (POWER,

of

Thls swltch turns on Control Unit (RCU)

112.

Power

Indicator

This switch Iights

113.

Luminance Gain

This

control

nance

signal level eras ina system. set the Cable Length the

correct positi

114.

Chroma Gain

This

control

signal level

cameras in a system. ing set the Cable Length to

the

correct position

red

Fine Control (Y

allows

for

Adjust this

on

Fine Control

allows

for

matching

and off the

whenever

for

matching

Adjust this

of the front panel

ON/OFF)

power of

the

unit

is

operating.

ADJUST)

fine adjustment

control

Compensation

(CHROMA ADJUST)

fine adjustment

the

Compensation Switch (115)

of the

the

levels

of

only after having

Switch (115)

of the

chroma levels

control only

all

of

after hav-

Remote

lumi-

cam-

chroma

all

the

shown above

to

has

been stuck

115. Cable Length Compensation Switch (CABLE/COMP)

This swltch is lengths camera and

1 2 3 4

This cable camera and

1. U

2. Use for cable 3 Not 4 Not

116.

Cable Indicator (CABLE,

Thls indicator Selection

the operation seat.

used to compensate for

used with

the

26-pin multi-cable between

Remote

Control Use for cable Use for cable l

Use for cable Use for cable length of

switch is also used to compensate for

lengths used with

Remote

se for cable length of

avallable avallable

shows the

Switch (152) on the

Unit (RCU)

length

of

less than

ength of 75-150m (225-450

length

of

150-230m (450-690 ft)

230-300m (690-900 ft)

the

coaxial

Control

length of 150-300m (450-990 ft)

cable

Unit (RCU)

less than 50m

MULTI/MPX)

setting position

rear

panel

extensive

75m (225

extensive

between

(450

of the Cable

ft

cable

the

ft)

)

the

ft)

- 18 -

-19 -

117. Remote

118. Remote Control Box Indicator (ON/OFF)

This indicator lights when control data is communicat-

119.

120. Night

121.

122.

123. Red and

Control

(RCB)

When

era

without using the Remote Control Box, set this

switch to ON position. When the RCB is installed in the RCU, this switch can not operate.

ed between the camera and the Remote Control Unit (RCU)

or

High Gain Selection switch

The gain up level

The Ievet Sub

Menu with

(NIGHT HIGH:

position

LOW:

Gain-up level

position

OFF:

Selection

Note: When

tion, not

Colour Bar/Camara

In a system selection between mode. BAR: A

Output

Unit

CAM: The actual

lens is displayed

Detail Level Selection Switch

(DTL, LEVEL-HIGH/LOW/OFF)

The

detail/aperture level

in

switch position while observing

(PAINTlNG, R GAINB

These controls

balance.

These controls only Selection Switch (126) is set

PAINTING in No. 2 Sub

Box (RCB) Operation

co

nnecting the Remote Control Box to the cam-

Remote Control Box (RCB).

can be

of

HIGH,

the

Eye

Selection Switch

EYE, HIGH/LOW/OFF)

Gain-up level of +36

Gain-up level

Switch

this switch is

the High

work.

configuration, this switch is used for signal

colour

bar

Connector (146) on the

(RCU)

three

steps. Set

Elua Gain Controls

are

(GAIN. HlGH/MID/LOW)

selected by MID and LOW can be set by combination shown below

dB can be

of

+30 dB

can be set by the High

(119).

set the HIGH or LOW

Gain

Selection Switch (119)

Selection Switch

camera mode and

signal

is

provlded

picture,

as

picked

can be selected by

this swltch to

the

sharpness

GAIN)

used to manually adjust the whlte

work when the

to

Menu

is set to the

this

can be

from the Video

Remote

up through the

of the

Whlte

the A or B

Switch

switch

obtalned at this

obtained at this

does

(BAR/CAM)

colour

Control

this

the desired

picture.

Balance

position

ON

Gain

posi-

bar

the

and

~

turn

the controls clockwise to blue signal levels and these

levels.

Note:

As

these controls employ Digital Processing, the Red and discrete steps

124. Red and

125. Total Pedestal

126. White Balance Selection Switch

127. Auto

This switch Sets

HOLD:

2

ABC:

Blue

The black

balance

trols

when fine

the

ON. Turn these controls clockwise to

blue

red and decrease

the

Note: As

these controls employ

Processing, these level will

crete steps

This

control can

slgnal (IumlnanCe)

WO or

between control

clockwlse to increase

counterclockwise to decrease

Note: As

this

this level will

(AUTO/ATW, ATW/A/B)

This switch as ATW:

A:

B: Simllar to A, but

Note: Two

(AWC/HOLD/ABC)

automatically

AWC:

is

follows:

The

white

Iy

The

White

pressing

(127) upwards. The

white

ent

lighting conditions such

door,

may

B.

White/Auto Black

This position is used for setting ance when the (126) is set to the A

adjustment is required

AWC B NG" is

"

when the Auto

In

this posltlon,

at

the AWC or ABC

set if

so desired, for at

Thls posltlon IS used for senlng ance when the (126) is set to

counterclockwise to

Blue signal levels will

Pedestal

Level Controls

can be set

PAINTING in No.2 Sub

pedestal

levels,

and

levels

Level

Control (TOTAL PED)

adlust

the pedestal

for

matchlng tha

more cameras in a system.

control

used to select

balance can be

Balance can be set

the Auto

balance

be

the

as

follows:

the pedestal

the

employs

be

the

stored in

Warning indicator

the

changed in discrete

the

White/Auto Black setting is stored in memory

setting is stored in memory B

setting,

the

two memories,

Set Switch

white

balance and black balance

White

Balance Selection Switch

or

B

position. White

when "AWC A NG"

displayed

in the

the

white

position

least

one year

White Balance Selectlon Swltch

A or B

positlon

in

crease the

red and

decrease

be

changed in

(PED,

manually

by

these con-

Menu

is set

i

ncrease

CounterclockwIse to

the

Digital

be

changed in

level of

the

black

ievel

Turn this

level,

level.

Digital Processing.

steps.

white

balance

adjusted automatical-

automatically

Set Swltch

one

each for dlffer-

as

indoor

and

A and

the

white

balance

viewfinder or

(129) on

and black balances

can be

Iights

held flxed,

the black bal-

R/B)

dls-

vtdeo

and

modes

by

out-

bal-

or

the

A.

Note: The

smear

objects

133. Down

switch (DOWN)

This switch is used to decrease the

Black

balance

adjustment

is

required

displayed in

is

warning

to

(RCU) Iights. Note:

and on the

128.

Lens

This switch is used to servo AUTO: The iris

cally

Note: Be

on

MAN: The iris

desired

129. Auto Warning

This indicator blinks while balance is

white

the This indicator Iights

improperly. In this

set setting

130.

Lens

The iris trolled Selection ‘AUTO IRIS' on Sub ‘ADJ

this level is avalilable

Scene Selection Switch

131.

This switch is used to select conditions, depending on scene conditions, to obtain the best Refer to

132.

Electronic Shutter Speed

(SHUTTER

This switch is operative only the

electronic shutter is connected with Control When speeds will appear OFF:

Set

normally with 120/500/1000:

these

The

S/S:

from 50 0 250 4 Hz at

SYNCRO in No 1 Sub ELC:

the

in

While

performed, the that the

and will

Iris Selection Switch (IRIS,

control

the

and black balances

procedure for

Iris Control (IRIS)

level

by

Switch (128) is set to the MAN

ON' in

picture possible.

page 60 for

Unit.

fast-moving objects

typically found in conventional

The

luminance with

viewfinder or

dicator

(129) on the

the black balance

picture will

monitor screen. This flashing indicates

adjustment

cease

sure to

zoom lens

level

being automatically

turning this

the Auto

0FF/120,500,1000,

blurred.

this switch to this position

shutter speed

ELC posistion makes

is

once the

set the

zoom lens

as

level of

the

set the iris Control

to the AUTO

level of

the

by

using

Indicator

(AUTO)

the

when the

case, whtte and/or

of the

zoom lens

control when the

Menu/User

Iris mode,

(SCENE USER

details

are shot at the

standard shutter speeds

Choose

the suitable shutter speed

can be

the

when ‘ABC NG’ when the Auto Remote

Control

adjustment is being

flash in the

currently being performed

adjustment

lens

follows.

lens

is

lens

the

Lens iris

white set, it

have been correctly

white or

carry out

can be

the

the most

Selection Switch

S/S,

when a camera

this position

Menu

the

shutter

vlewfinder

is

completed.

M/A/AUTO)

iris of the auto-iris

controlled automati-

Selection Switch

position

is

controlled to

Control (130).

balance or black

goes out

black balance is

the

automatic

black balance

manually con-

Lens

Iris

position.

Set

Menu is

set

fine adjustment of

SET,

1,2,3)

suitable

camera

ELC)

featurlng

the

Remote

slow shutter

cameras

when

recording

continual changed

by

using

electric

control for

Unit

the

once

set

to

they

from

the

item p

menu

134. Up Switch (UP)

This swltch is used to increase the desired User

Set

135. Item Switch (ITEM)

This switch is menus.

136. Page Switch (PAGE)

This switch from the four

137.

User

Set ENC/VF Selection Switch

(ENC/VF, OFF/ON) This switch selects Encoder output or white) output whether the

1

Switch set to The

2 Switch set to

The

3.

Switch

User played

138. Horizontal

horizontal phase of the camera signal

The

adjusted the Gen-lock

139.

Subcarrier

(SC PHASE COARSE/FINE) These

subcarrier

nal phase with Input

Connector (143) in a system

The COARSE

from 0ºto 360º in 90º steps, allows

for

90º

140.

Intercom Jack

This jack is used

camera

operator in

Effects

141. Tally Indicator (REC/TALLY)

When the junction

Indicator

on

the

that recording is in progress.

may be appeared

used to choosa eslred

ointed out by

item pointed out by

to match the

controls allow

operator

Generator

with a Special

Remote Control Unit (RCU) will light to indicate

the cursor

menu.

used to

choose the item in

is used to choose the desired set-up menu

menus.

from the

User User User

set to

Set

on the

Phase

that of the

continuous fine adjustment over

a system

Remote

Inside the viewfinder

Video Output

Set

Function is available

position ENC/OFF

Set

function is not available

position ENC/ON:

Set

function is available.

position VF/ON:

functionisavailable

monitor

and EVF

Control for Gen-lock (H PHASE)

horizontal

Input

Connector (143).

Coarse

for

adjustment of

phase from 0º to 360º, to match the

burst signal at

control adjusts the subcarrier phase

(INTERCOM)

for

communications between

and

Remote

configuration with

Control

Effects

with

the

high light

set value of the

when in

the

User

set value of the

the cursor when in the

the set-up

slgnal

EVF

(black

subcarrler

Connector and

and the

phase of the signal at

and Fine

Controls

the camera

configuration

while

the FINE control

Control

Unit (RCU) is used in con-

Generator,

as

well

as

and

as

follows

menu is dis-

can be

the Gen-lock

phase

a

range of

the

Unit

(RCU)

a

Special

the

Tally

this indicator

Set

at

sig-

’

- 21 -

Note: When using

the Remote start/stop function is not avallable.

143. Intercom Level

Use this control set

connected to

143. Gen-lock

(GEN-LOCK

These connectors receive the gen-lock signal (black

burst or composite)

for

system

When connecting a

to

this connector,

nated

with

Caution: As

with

Connector (155), do not both of these connectors

144. Auxiliary Input (AUX

I N-AUTO / 75 Ohm.

These connectors

Special

Effects Generator. Two connectors are

ed for

bridging or looping application

When connecting a coaxial

to this

connector,

nated

with

145. Red,

Green

(OUTPUT-R/PR/C,

Signals supplied

by the

RCU/VTR Signal Selection Switch

Camera Adaptor. RCU/VTR Selection Note: The

the Camera Adaptor has

position

146. Video Output Connectors (OUTPUT-VIDEO 1, VIDEO 2)

These connectors supply a

a Special

Note:

This

Monitor

Control

147. Sync Output Connector (SYNC

This

Connector

signal

to the Sync Input of an RGB

Monitor

tor

148. S-Video Output Connector (S-VIDEO)

This

connector

RCU/VTR Signal Selection Switch

adaptor is set to the

the

Remote

Control

control

to

adjust

the Intercom Jack

Input

Connectors

IN AUTO

from the

reference.

coaxial

this

75 ohms.

this

connector is in

the

Remote

Connectors

receive

this

75 ohms

and

Blue

G/Y/Y, B/PB/B)

from these connectors are

Refer to

Switch.

RCU/VTR Signal Selection Switch

at the

factory

Effects Generator, a Video

connector is in

Output Connector (154) on the

Box (RCB).

supplies a negative 4Vp-p/75

synchronization.

outputs

Y/C/B Position

Control Box

Unit (RCU),

(INTERCOM LEVEL)

the

volume level in

(BNC)

75 O h m. / H i - Z OUT)

Special

cable

connector is

Control

Hi-Z

connector is

Output Connectors

with

automatically termi-

parallel connection

Box

input

gen-lock

simultaneously

OUT)

the

lineview signal from a

cable

with

automatically termi-

page 47 tor

been

composite video signal

Monitor or

parallel

connection

OUTPUT)

the

Y/C signal

(69) on the camera

(RCB) in

the

recording

the

(140)

Ettects Generator

Gen-lock Input

set to the

head-

(black

BNC connector

signals to

provid-

BNC connector

selected

(69) on the

setting

the

(69)

ENC

to

a VTR

with

the

Remote

sync

Colour

Video

when the

149. Tally

and

Intercom lnput Connector

(TALLY & INTERCOM)

Connect a 4-pin Tatty and Generator

150.

Fuse

151.

Multiplex

This

connector is connected to the

on

Connector ot the camera

signa1

equal)

Note: When

Selection Switch

152. Cable (CABLE SELECT,

Set

this switch

ing to the control cable

MULTI: Select this position

(Multi

MPX:

Caution: Do

cable together

153.

Multi-cable

This

connector is connected Connector (41) by Note: Be

to

154. Monitor Output Connector of the Box (RCB)

As

this

OUTPUT-VIDEO 2 Connector (146). do

signal slmultaneously

155. Gen-lock Input Connector of Remote Control Box

This

connector is

the

Remote

Control

156. Remote Control

This

connector is Box from the by

using

CA10B25/WV-CA10B50)

The

maximum

(300 tt)

Refer

to the

cable

Intercom Output

(250V

1,25A)

Connector (MPX)

using this

(152) to MPX

Selection

Switch

MULTI/MPX)

to the MULTI or MPX

cable) is

Select this position

2V) is

the

connector is in

Box

the

used

used to

control the camera

not

use the

Connector (CAMERA)

using

sure to

Set the Cable

MULTI position.

from both connectors.

used

Control Box when

extended trom the

Unit Extension

used

Remote

Control Unit or from the camera

optional

RCB cable

cable

length

following table

between this

connector. set the Cable

used.

to control the camera

the

to

connector and the

ot the Speclal Effects

with coaxial

when the

multi-cable

with

multi-cable (26-pin)

Selection Switch

parallel connection with

input

the gen-lock

Remote

Connector

extend

the

(WV-CA10B02/WV-

for the

Multiplex

cable

(5C-2V or

position

position accord-

26-pin

coaxial

cable

and the

the

VTR/RCU

Remote

Control

not

output the

signal

using

the

Remote

Control

Remote

Control

extension is 100m

coaxial

Unit

cable

(5C-

(152)

the

to

157.

Remote

Control Unit Connector

This

connector is Remote Control Control Unit.

158. Not

used

159.

Remote

This

connector is connected directly Control BOX.

160. Remote

This is

connected to the

Extension

by

using

Refer to Item

161. Control Connector (CONTROL)

This

connector is connected tor ot the cable

(15-pin)

DEFROSTER WIPER

Lens Control Voltage

used

for

directly connecting with

Box Connector (159) on the

Control

Box

Connector

Unit

Connector (157) on the

Control Box

Connector (156) on the

the

optional

156 tor more

pan/tilt unit

Extension

cable.

or

lens

|

2 5V

|

2 5V 0

details.

control by

Remote

with

the control

|

with

the

Remote

Connector

Control

using

the

0

the

Remote

Control

Unit

Box

connec-

multi-

|

162.

Audio

Output

Jack

(AUDI0

By

setting the Audio Level Selection Switch

Camera Adaptor

tion,

the

Note: In case of

set the Camera Adaptor

position.

the Camera Adaptor

on

position

vated

AW-AD700BSE to

audio

output is

Multiplex

Audio Level Selection Switch

Me

Switch

the MOD board

for the

OUT)

available.

or VP

AW-AD700BSE

1 on the

AW-AD700BSE

inside this unlt to

Audio

Output

the

Multiplex operation,

Audio

function to

REMOTE CONTROL UNIT RACK MOUNT FRAME WV-Q70

165.

Rack-mounting Spacer

This is used

Unit in a rack

166.

Rack-mounting Angles

These

ing two Remote

167.

Remote These together.

when

mounting a single Remote

two Rack-mounting Angles

Control

Units side

Control Unit

bars

are

used

Joining

to

join two Remote

by

Bar

are

side in a rack

of the

-20 dB posi-

of the

to the -20

Board in

side

and

Switch

the AUDI0

be

acti-

Control

used for mount-

Control

Units

dB

2

- 22 -

Note: As the

video level is changed

cable

lengths, under certain conditions it

out of the

specification

for the

by

using various

AW-F575E.

may be

Note: The

be 2 kohms or

impedance

for the control

less

voltage should

- 23 -

REMOTE CONTROL

171.

Power

Switch (POWER

This switch turns on

Control

Unit (RCU)

172.

Power

Indicator

This

switch lights red

173.

Tally

Indicator

When Effects the Generator

174. High

The The Sub

selection

gain-up level

level Menu with

(TALLY)

this unit is

Gain

used in

Generator, this indicator will

of

this unit

Selection Switch (GAIN,

can be selected.

of

HIGH,

MID and LOW can be set by the

the

combination

UNIT

WV-RC550

ON/OFF)

and off the

whenever

power of

the

unit is operating.

conjunction with a Special

light to

from a Special Effects

HIGH / MID / LOW)

shown

below

the

Remote

indicate

175. Night

176.

Eye

Selection Switch (NIGHT EYE, HIGH/LOW/OFF) HIGH: Gain-up level

position.

LOW:

Gain-up level

position

OFF: Gain-up level

Selection

Note: When

Colour Bar/Camera

In a

selection between

mode

BAR: A

CAM: The actual camera

Swttch

this position Selection Switch

system

Output

through

swttch is set to the HIGH or LOW

the

gain-level setting

configuration, this

camera

colour

bar

Connector (205) of this unit

the lens, is displayed

of

+36 dB

can be

obtained at this

of

+30 dB

can be

obtained at this

can be set by the

(174) is

Selection

slgnal is provided

by the

not available

Switch (BAR/CAM)

Swttch is

used

mode

and

from the

picture,

as

High Gain

for

signal

colour

bar

Video

picked up

177. Detail Level

(DTL,

The switch in

position while observing

178. Auto

(AWC/HOLD/ABC)

This

switch

automatically

AWC:

ance when the set to the A or B

Selection is required this unit lights.

HOLD: In

set at the AWC or ABC if so

ABC:

ance (180) is ment is

on this unit lights

Notes:

1.

While formed, the screen. ment is currently being once the

2. If the

position,

formed correctly

179. Auto

This indicator

balance is the

white

This indicator

set

improperly

setting

180.

White

(AUTO/ATW, ATW/A/B)

This switch is used to select

as

follows.

ATW:

ly

A: The

pressing

(178) upwards The

B:

Similar to A.

Note: When

and PAINTING in No 2 Sub Menu or has

ance or red and

adjusted fine

(181) or Red and (182).

Selection Switch

LEVEL-HIGH/LOW/OFF)

detail/aperture level

three

steps. Set

White/Auto

This position is used

Warning

procedure for

Balance

The

Black Set Switch

sets

the

white

as

follows.

White

Swttch

when the Auto

this position,

desired,

for at

even if the White

set to

any position Black

required

when the Auto

the black balance

picture

This flashing indicates

adjustment is completed.

Lens Iris Selection

Auto

Black

Indicator (AUTO)

blinks

while

being automatically

and

black

balances

lights when the

In this case,

white and/or black

Selection

white

balance can be

white

balance can be set

the Auto

but the

this

switch is set to the A or B

been

set to the ON

by the Red and

can be selected by

this

switch to the

the sharpness of the

balance and black balance

for

setting

Balance

position

(180) White

the

position

least

for Balance

will

performed and

Balance may be not

the

Switch

White/Auto

setting is stored in

setting is stored in memory

blue

pedestal

Blue

the

Salection

of the

White

balance

adjustment

Warning Indicator on

white

and black balances

can be

one

setting

adjustment is

flashon the

Swttch is set to MAN

white

set. It goes

have been

white or black

carry out

the

position,

Pedestal

held

year.

the black bal-

Selection

balance

Warning Indicator

being

that the

balance or

correctly set.

balance

the

balance

white

balance

adjusted automatical-

automatically

Black Set Swttch

memory A.

User menu

the

levels

Blue Gain Controls

Level Controls

desired

picture

white

bal-

Swttch

Balance

fixed,

Switch

adjust-

monitor

adjust-

will cease

black

out

once

automatic

mode

B

position

white

bal-

can be

per-

by

this

When

this switch is set to the

ance

can be

continuously adjusted automatically

181. Red and

is

182. Red and

183. Total Pedestal

184.

is

Blue Gain Controls

These controls level of white

These controls only

Selection

PAINTING in No 2 Turn

blue signal levels,

these levels

Note: As

The fine ually These Menu is set to ON mode Turn blue decrease Note: As

This

control can

signal (luminance)

between two or control

counterclockwise to decrease

Note: As

Scene File Selection

(SCENE FILE, USER A/B/1/2/3)

This switch is conditions

tute

1:

Studio

2: ENG Mode

3: Low

USER:

are

balance.

Switch

these controls ctockwise

these controls

the Red and

discrete steps

Blue

Pedestal

adjustment of black

by these

controls

controls only

these controls clockwise to increase

pedestal

levels,

the

levels

this

control employs

these levels

level may

This

condition.

Note:

This position is suttable

rescent, halogen or outdoor lightning

Note: The

This

shooting

desired level by the user

are

Level

adjust

for

more cameras in a system.

clockwise to increase the

this

control

be

changed in

used to

for

various scenes to obtain

Mode

position is suitable for shooting in

This level is adjusted

2000 lux 3200ºK at

shooting condition

the

Main menu

Light Mode

position is suitable for low ilumination level

The camera

ATW

position, white bal-

(R

GAIN/B

used to manually adjust

work when the (180) is

Set to

Sub Menu is

and

Biue signal levels will

set to the ON mode.

to

counterclockwise to decrease

employ

Level Controls

balance can be set

work when PAINTING in No 2 Sub

and

counterclockwise to

changed in discrete steps

Control

the pedestal

matching

the

employs Digital Processing, this

the

Switch

select

the

F8

for

conditions

GAIN)

the

White

Balance

A/B position

increase the

(T.

PED)

the black

pedestal level

step.

most suitable

under the

shooting

can be selected

can be set to the

red and

Digital Processmg,

be

changed in

(PED,

R/B)

the red and

Digital processing,

level

of the

Turn this

level,

camera

the

best pic-

normal

condition

under

fine

and

man-

video

levels

and

of

fluo-

on

- 24 -

185. Electronic Shutter Selection Switch

( O F F / 120 / 500 / 1000 / S S / E L C)

This switch is operative

the electronic shutter function is

unit

OFF: set this switch to this position when recording

normally with

120/500/1000: Choose

these

S/S: Shutter speed

position using horizontal switch is

ELC:

The

the

luminance with

Notes:

1. The

smear

objects

2. When the been

set to the AUTO,

Electronic Light

made by

ously

186. Lens

Iris Selection Switch (IRIS,

AUTO: When the

lens

has level of When AUTO IRIS in No.1 Sub to ADJ means of

MANU:

The

by

turning the Iris Level

187.

Iris

Level

Control (IRIS

This

control is

level, which

trolled

fine by

Selection Switch

AUTO IRIS in No.1 Sub

position

188.

Down Switch (DOWN)

This Switch is used

item pointed out

189.

Up

Switch (UP)

This switch is used to lncrease

desired item pointed

190.

Item Switch

This switch is used to choose

menus

191. Page

Switch (PAGE)

This swltch is

from

the avallable

only

when a

camera featuring

connected

standard

shutter speeds

the

suitable

when recording high speed action.

can be

SYNCRO in No 1 Sub

bar

noise will

set to this

ELC position

makes the

the shutter

may be appeared

Lens Iris Selection

Control

the Iris Level

adjusted to

be

position

the fine adjustment (ELC) Control (187)

shutter

reduced when this

electric control

with

Switch (186) has

and

MANU/AUTO)

iris

Control Selection Switch of the

been

set to the A (Auto)

the

lens is controlled automatically

ON.

the

iris level

the

Iris Level

iris level

of the

Menu

can be

Control (167)

lens is controlled manually Control (167)

LEVEL)

used to adjust

had

using this

(166) is set to

by the cursor

the

been automatically

control when the

the

Menu is

to

decrease

the set value of

in a menu

out

the set

by the cursor

lens iris level.

set, can be

AUTO

set to the ADJ

(ITEM)

the

item in

used to select the desired set-up menu

menus

speed from

the

desired

Menu

so that

the

high light l ght

lens iris can

simultane-

position,

the iris

has

been

adjusted fine

The

Lens Iris

position and

value of the

in a menu

the set-up

with this

for

of

be

set

by

iris

con-

ON

the

192.

User

Set Switch

This switch selects Encoder output or

white) output from

whether the User

OFF: Switch

Setup function is

1: Switch set to

User Menu is displayed on

2:

Switch

User Menu is displayed on

193. Chroma

This

control

signal level for matching

cameras in a Adjust this Control only after having Length

Luminance Gain Fine

tion

( OFF / 1 / 2 )

the

Video

Set

set to

position

position #1

Set

function is available

set to

position #2:

Set

function is

Gain

Fine Control (ADJUST CHROMA)

allows for fine adjustment

system

Compensation

Output Connector and

Function is

avallable as

OFF

not

available

and the

the EVF

avallable and the

the

monitor

and the EVF

the

chroma levels

Switch (195) and

Control (194) to the

set the Cable

EVF (black and

follows:

User

of the

chroma

of

all the

correct posi-

194. Luminance Gain Fine Control (ADJUST Y)

This

control

allows

for fine

adjustment

nance

signal level for matching

eras in a

system. Adjust thls

set the Cable Length the

correct position

195. Cable Length (COARSE,

This switch is used to

length used with

unit

1/2/3/4)

and the camera.

1.

Use

for

cable

2

Use for cable

3

Use for cable

4.

Use for cable

control

Compensation Switch

Compensation

compensate

the

26-pin studio

length of less than 75m

length

of

75-150m (225-450 ft)

length of 150-230m (450-690 length

of

230-300m

the

levels only after having

Switch

for extensive

cable

(690.900

of the

of

all

cam-

(195) to

cable

between this

(225

ft)

199. Subcarrier Phase Fine Control for Gen-lock (SC FINE)

This

control

allows

for

subcarrier

phase

with

that of the

Connector in a

adjustment of

from

0º to

burst signal at

system configuration

the camera

360º to

match the phase

the Gen-lock

signal

Input

197. Subcarrier Phase Coarse Control for Gen-lock (SC COARSE)

The

Coarse control adjusts 0” to 360” in 90º continuous

fine

adiustment over a range of 90

steps, while

the

subcamer

Fine control

phase from

allows

198. Horizontal Phase Control for Gen-lock (H PHASE)

The

horizontal phase

adjusted to match the horizontal

the Gen-lock

199. Intercom

Use

this

control to

set

connected to the Intercom Jack

Input

Level

of the camera

Connector

Control

adjust

the

signal

phase of the signal at

can be

(INTERCOM LEVEL)

volume level in the head-

Set

lumi-

for

the

200.

Intercom Jack (INTERCOM)

This jack is used camera operator and tor in a system configuration with a Special Generator

201.

Camera

This

Connector is connected

Connector of camera by

202.

Control

This connector is

tor

of the

pin multi

Pan/Tilt or

Lens

Control

at

Note:

The impedance

should

for

the

Connector (CAMERA)

Connector

cable.

(CONTROL IN)

connected

pan/tilt unit or lens

Housing

Control

Voltage

be 2 kOhms or

for

communications between the

Remote

Control

unit

opera-

Effects

with

the

using 26-pin studlo

with

the control

control by

VTR/RCU

cable.

connec-

using the 15-

Voltage

the

control

less

voltage circuit

203.

Gen-lock

Connectors

(GEN-LOCK

These Connectors receive burst) or composite

for

When connecting two coaxial

nectors

video loop is automatically selected. these connectors

ohms Note: When

204.

Auxiliary (AUX

These Connectors receive

Special

ed

for When connecting a single connector to this connector, be

automatically terminated with

Note:

IN/OUT/AUTO 75 Ohm. - Hi Z)

the

system reference

to

to connect Connector o be

automatically termlnated

Input

IN/OUT/AUTO

Effects

bridging or looping application

When not looping Aux. signal,

nect

the

Otherwise, these connectors

terminated

from the

these connectors,

are

automatically terminated with

not looping

the

coaxial

cable to

therwise these connectors

Connectors

7.5 Ohm. / Hi-Z )

the

Generator

Two

coaxial cable

these

coaxial

cable to AUX IN

with 75 ohms

gen-lock signal

Special

Effects

cables

with

the

high impedance

At

all

other

gen-lock signal,

the

GEN-LOCK IN

lineview signal

connectors

are

connectors

75 ohms

be

sure to

are

automatically

(black

Generator

BNC

con-

times,

be

sure

can

not

from

provid-

with

BNC

can

con-

Connector.

205. Video Output Connectors (VIDEO 1, VIDEO 2)

These connectors supply a composite video signal

a Special

Effects

Generator, a Video Monitor or a VTR

206. S-video Output Connector (S-VIDEO

This connector outputs

Camera Output

Signal

Selector is set to

the

207. Audio Output Jack (AUDI0

By setting the Audio Level Selection Camera

Adaptor AW-AD700BSE to

tion,

the

audio

Note: In case of

208.

Tally

(TALLY &

This connector is nector of

output is avallable

set the Camera Adaptor

position,

the Camera

on

the MOD board

position

vated

and

Multiplex or

Audio Level

the Switch 1 on the

Adaptor AW-AD700BSE

for the

Audio

Intercom Input

INTERCOM)

connected

a Special effect generator

Selection

AW-AD700BSE to

inside this unit to

Output

Connector

with

OUT)

Y/C signal

Y/C position

OUT)

Switch of

the -20 dB

VP

Multiplex operation

Switch of

Audio

Board

function to

the

Tally/Incom con-

when

the -20

and

the

posi-

the

ins

ide

Switch

the AUDI0

be

acti-

Generatcr

to

the

dB

2

75

a

not

- 26 -

5” ELECTRONIC VIEWFINDER WV-VF65B

LENS

CONTROL KIT WV-LK35

211. Tally Light

This light only

system

operation with

and

Special

recording is in

212.

Contrast

Control

Turn this control

the

picture in

213.

Brightness

Turn

this

control

of the

picture in the viewfinder

214. Tally

ON/OFF

This switch turns on/off

front of the

works

when the

Effects Generator

progress

(CONTRAST)

clockwise to increase

the

viewfinder

Control (BRIGHT)

clockwise to increase

Switch

(TALLY ON/OFF)

viewfinder

the Tally

the camera is “sed in

Remote

Control

the

(211)

Unit (RCU)

contrast

brightness

located on

This light Indicates that

Light

full

215. Peaking

216.

of

217. Tally

218. 5”

On/Off

Normally this switch should

However, setting this switch to

er focusing adjustment

Viewfinder

The

angle

easy and

When Control Unit

indicator shows in

progress and the

the

line output.

Viewfinder Mounting

This is VF65B, on

See page

Switch (PEAKING

when

shooting under low light conditions,

the ON

Adjustment Knob

of the 5"

comfortable viewing

Indicator

used in full

used to

the

viewfinder

system

(RCU)

and

the camera

recording signal is being sent to

mount

the 5"

AW-F575E Colour

34

for installation details

ON/OFF)

be set to the OFF

position will facilitate easi-

can be

operation with the Remote

Speclal Effects Generator. this

operator that recording is

Bracket WV-071

Electronlc Viewfinder WV-

Camera

position

adjusted

for

221. Clamper

Install

the

using

222.

The 1.4f Control to

drive.

the

223.

In a

tor, while this button is being

3/4" connector or an the playback

zoom controller on

this clamper.

Servo Zoom

Return

Control

zoom lens

zoom in/out

The

zoom speed

pressure on this

Video Button

studio application using a special

the

lineview signal is displayed on

U-vision portable

S-VHS

picture is seen

the

right tripod arm

can be

controlled

by

for

tele/wide picture with

can be

control

pressed. When a

VTR with a 14-pin camera in/out

VTR is in

by

pressing this

adjusted

by

changing

effects

the

viewfinder

Panasonic

the playback mode,

pressing this button

by

motor

genera-

- 29 -

224.

VTR Start/Stop Button

This button is used to start or

this button

for

225.

Clamper

Install

the

using this clamper

226.

Focus Controller

Turn

this controller

inout

recording

and

focus controller on

for

adjusting the lens focus

pause

press it again

the

left tripod arm

the VTR Press

for pause.

by

LENS

CONTROL

231.

Clamper

232.

Speed

Control (SP, S-F)

The

maximun zoom speed

Control.

233. Reverse Button (REV)

This

button is

by the

Zoom

Use

this

button by

234.

VTR Start/Stop

This

button is

this

button for

KIT

used to

Control

removing

Button

used to

recording

WV-LK36

can be

adjusted

reverse the

Switch.

start or pause the VTR.

and

direction

the cap

(VTR)

press it again

by

controlled

Press

for pause

this

235.

Servo Zoom

The 14.1f control to

drive.

the

236.

Clamper

237.

Focus Controller

Turn this controller for adjustlng

zoom lens zoom in/out

The

zoom speed

pressure on

Control

this control

can be controlled by

for

tele/wide

adjusted

the

picture

lens focus.

can be

presslng this

with

motor

by

changing

TRIPOD MOUNTING ADAPTOR WV-QT700

241.

Release

Button

The

Lock

Levar (242) can be

this

button

242.

Lock Lever

The

mounting or removing

Tripod

Mounting Adaptor WV-OT700 is made by

ing or unlocking this lever.

243.

Mountlng

Holes

These holes Adaptor on the

are

used to mount

tripod.

unlocked

by

presslng

of the camera from the

the

Tripod

Mounting

CARRYING CASE WV-CC500A

251. Cushion 1 (for

Thls cushion of the

252.

Cushion

This cushion is used to contain

of

the

253. Cushion 3

Thls cushion used to contain System

254.

Tripod Mounting

This

is

Adaptor WV-QT700.

255.

Microphone Compattment

Thls is provided

256. AC

Adaptor Compartment

This is provided

AW-AD500AE)

is

used to contaln

Colour

Camera

AW-F575E

2

(for AW-AD700BSE)

Colour

Camera

AW-F575E.

MII

format VTR or S-VHS

Adaptor

provided

for storing thedMounting

for

storing

for

storing

the ENG configuration

the ENG

configuration

the Camera

VTR.

Compartment

the

Mlcrophone WM-L30

the AC Adaptor WV-PS34.

Recorder

lock-

conflguratlon

- 30 -

- 31 -

INSTALLATION

1.

Mounting

the

1-1

Mount the Camera Adaptor on

engaging

Camera

the

68-pin connector ~onnector.1

Adaptor

me Camera Head

while

3.

Installatìon of the Optional Mìcrophone Holder

3-1 Remove

3-2

the Microphone

MlcrophOne

Disconnect Microphone from the Camera.

Of

this

camera.

the Microphone Connector

Fixing

Screw on the

(3-pin)

of this

this

1-2 Tighten the

Knobs

flrmly,

securely

Caution: When

sure nectors prevent bending

2. Mounting the

2-1

Remove

2-2

2-3 2-4 Connect the

the

Attach

the 14X Auto

the

Lens

Mount

Ring/Knob

(30)

camera body

Check to

make

(

1) on the camera

two

Camera Adaptor

and make

fixed to

it

slides back straight and

the camera.

mounting

lock

mechanism

of the

sure

the Camera Adaptor is

the Camera Adaptor make

and

pins in

Lens

Body

Cap from the camera

Iris Servo

Control Zoom

Hole,

and

clockwlse to secure

sure that the lens is mounted

Lens

Cable ta the

turn

12-pin Lens

Holding Screw/

engages

the squarely in order to the connector

Lens into

the

Lens

Hold

the

lens to the

securely.

Connector

con-

I

Note: Do not

3-3 Connect

Microphone Holder to the shown below

3-4 Mount the

with

3-5

Loosen

microphone into knobs to Connect the microphone

Note: In case of the

pull

Microphone by the

two

the Microphone POWER ->

the Microphone Connector of

the

Optlonal

Microphone Holder Fixing

the

two

secure

connector on the Microphone Holder.

wires

Microphone Connector of the

Microphone

the Microphone Holder and the

plug

of the

ON/OFF) to

one

Microphone Holder on

Holdlng

microphone to

optional Microphone WM-L30,

Power On/Off switch (MIC

the ON

of

this

Screws

Knobs,

the camera.

position

XLR type Microphone Connector (MICROPHONE) Information.

This

Connector is

1 2 Hot 3

Shield

Cold

used to connect

the Microphone

30

this

optional

camera as

this

camera

slide

the

turn

the

the XLR type

set

- 32 -

Note: When

whose pin designations

above one,

connecting a microphone

the

are

audio output

different

may be not

connector

from the

available

- 33 -

4. Mounting the 1.5" Electronic Viewfinder

4-1

Unlock

the

Viewfinder.

4-2 While pulling

Viewfinder me

Viewfinder.

4-3 Remove the screw

Base

4-4 Install the

Viewfinder removed.

4-S Mount the

(33) by

4-6

Securely lock Viewilnder Lock Lever

Viewfinder Lock Lever

the

Mountlng Base (33) by

Viewfinder Mountlng Base (33)

Mountlng

Viewfinder on

sliding

it

the Viewfinder in place by use of the

Viewfinder Slide Stopper, remove

from the

Plate

by

the

onto

the base

(32)

(32) on the

sliding it out

Viewfinder

Mounting

using

the screw

Viewfinder Mounting

into

the

from

just

Base

6.

Mounting

of the

MII

Format VTR

dockable VTR AJ-D90

6-1 Remove four screws holdlng

connectors

and

remove

the

cover

AU-45H/DVC

cover

for the

batlery

5. Mounting the 5" Electronic Viewfinder

5-1 Remove

5-2 Mount the

5-3

four screws from the

Viewfinder Handle of the Camera screws

just

Slide

Viewfinder.

removed.

the

Viewfinder adtusting

base and

Note: When

tighten

Connect the vi

connectlng

view

finder

to the vi camera. Use the

viewfinder

(supplied) in between

After connection is completed, attach the conver-

sion

cable to the top

ning the

wing

screw

handle

Adaptor

by

angle

Fixing

Knob to

ewfinder

angle.

the vi

ewfinder

connector on the

the

two

cover

of the camera by

of the camera

using

into the mounting

cable of the

conversion

Bracket WV-071 on the Camera

the

connector

the

secure

four

the

cable

turn-

Note: When

this

camera,

reverse

Mount the

6-2

nectors and

position

VTR to

Caution: Mount the

engaging order to not bend the not

create a

Note: The VTR on the

Battery

Holder AU-M402.

6-3 Tighten

two VTR firmly and make camera.

mounting

the

MII

fix

the

Trlpod

onto the

the camera by

lock mechanism.

VTR

sure

by

pins

circuit

right

the

VTR is securely

connectors and

short

Mountlng Screws on

format VTR

Mounting

Shoulder

of the connector and to

figure is

AU-45H on

Angle

Pad

engaging

the

sliding it straight

lock mechanism in

mounted

the

VTR Handle

fixed lo the

in the

con-

and

the

- 34 -

“tevhder Connector

Conversion Cable

- 35 -

7. Mounting of the Betacam Format VTR

7-1

Mounting

the Mount nector on

engage the camera head. Then tighten

Holding

is securely

7-2 Mount

connectors

optional VTR Adaptor WV-VT16A

the VTR

Adaptor by

the camera and the

the

lock mechanism

Knobs firmly and make

fixed to the camera.

the VTR on

and

lock mechanism

connectlng

the

VTR adaptor while engaging

VTR Adaptor, and

of the

VTR Adaptor and

two VTR

sure

the

68-pin con-

Adaptor

VTR

Adaptor

the

8. Installation

WV-PS34

When with

this installation procedure should

8-1 lnstall

camera by

Adaptor/Charger

then

of the AC

the AC

the

ENG/EFP Colour

the AC

sliding it down

Adaptor/Charger,

Adaptor/Charger on matching

with the

the

Adaptor/Charger

WV-PS34, is

Camera as an AC Adaptor,

be

followed:

the

rails on

rails.

rear of the

recesses in

the

the camera and

used

AC

7-3

Secure VTR.

the VTR with

two screws which

come

8-2 Connevt

with

the

8-3 When

the

removing

4-pin

the AC

Input connector on

the 4-pin cable and by

sliding it up while pressing

cable to the

the camera.

Adaptor/charger, disconnect

remove

the AC

the

4-pin external

Adaptor/Charger

Release Button

DC

- 36 -

- 37 -

9. Removing the

9-1 Loosen two VTR

Handle.

9-2

While pressing up on the remove the VTR

VTR

from the Camera

Mounting Screws on the VTR

VTR Release Button,

from the camera

10. Mounting on the Tripod Mounting Adaptor

10-1 Mount the

matchlng one

3/8" -

the Trlpod Mounting pod.

Tripod

16

UNC) on

Mounting Screw,

Adaptor with

Mounting Adaptor on the

of

the mounting holes (1/4" -

the Tripod Mountlng

and

securing

the

mounting screw on

trlpod

20

UNC or

Adaptor with

the Tripod

the

by

10-4 Turn

the Adaptor sure the

back-most

Lock Lever

clockwise,

camera is

position in

(242) of the Tripod Mounting as shown in the securely held

the

adaptor

and

illustration.

that

it is in

Make

its

11. Attaching the Shoulder Strap

Attach the

shoulder

tri-

tem as shown

strap to the

below.

camera/recorder sys-

10-2

Mounting the Camera on the Tripod Mountlng

Adaptor While pressing Lever the

lock lever

in

the

10-3

Place the camera on the Tripod Mounting

and make era is Tripod Mounting

the

(242) of

Illustration

properly engage wth

Release

the

Tripod Mounting Adaptor,

by

turning it counterclockwise

sure the protusion

Adaptor

Button (241) on

at the

rear of

the

slot

at

the rear of

the Lock

unlock

as shown

Adaptor

the cam-

the

- 38 -

SYSTEM CONNECTION

CAUTION: Keep

position during connections.

A. ENG Application

1. Connection with the VTR

Connect the Panasonic portable colour VTR cable length is Portable VTR wlth 14-pin

Portable VTR wth 26-pin

VTR

the

VTR

cable

power switches of all units in

cable

between

the camera and the

3 m.

(10

WV-CA26A/14 (26P-14P

WV-CA26A/26 (26P-26P

(The standard

ft).

camera connector

cable)

the

OFF

VTR

B.

Gen-lock

1

Connect a

between

type) on the Camera Adaptor and the Black Output the

2

Connect

between type) on the

EFP

Application

coaxial

the Gen-lock

Conneclor on the production

Special Effects Generator.

the

the the camera and the Video

production

cable for the gen-lock

Input

coaxlal

cable for the

Monitor

Output Connector (36)

system.

Connector (51)

system,

vldeo output siIgnaI

Input

(BNC-

such

(BNC-

Connector

signal

Burst

as

Notes:

1 The

Subcarrier

Phase

Coarse

and

Phase

Flne

as

well

as the camera should be set to match the other cameras in

the system

2.

Refer lo

the

3 Do

signa1 to

the Camera Head and on the Camera Adaptor

on

slmultaneously.

operatlng nstructlons accompanylng Speclal Effects Generator not connect

the Gen-lock

Horzontal Phase on

Refer

to

page

49 for

the coaxial cable for the gen-lock

for

Input Connectors

Subcarrier

details

further detalls.

(51)

the

on

2. Connection with the Remote Control

Connect the the Camera Head to the Extension by

CA10B25 or WV-CA10B50

Note: In the

The

is

shown in the

The cable length

Remote

Control

Box

Connector (37)

Remote

Connector (156) on the

using

the

optional

RCB Cable

following

signal

from the the Camera Head has over

the

Remote

Control Box, so the played on the monitor connected to the Control Box

decrement

2 m. 25 m. 50

m.

100 m.

system

Monitor

Output Connector (36)

Monitor

of the

following table

priority

Output Connector (154) on the

video signal

Decrement Approx. 10% Approx. 15% Approx. 20% Approx. 30%

Control

Remote

WV-CA10B02, WV-

connection,

of the video

ptcture is not dis-

for the cable length

Box

Control

the

Remote

Unit

Box

video

signal

3. Connection with a

Connect the Camera’s 10-pin Remote

on

Notes:

1

Only video slgnal, audio signal start/stop signal

2. The

extension

to 10m

3

In the from the Monitor Output Camera from the Remote So, the connected to the

sub-VTR

sub-VTR’s

are

cable length for

(30

ft).

above

system

Head takes priority over

Monttor

Output

Control

Box

picture is not displayed on

(back-up

camera connector to the

Control

Box

sent to

the

connectlon,

Connec!or

Conector

Remote

Control

VTR)

Connector

(-20

dB)

the vi

deo signal

(36) on the

the

vldeo sIgnaI

(154) on the

the

Box.

and

monitor

sub-VTR the sub-VTR is

up

ENG Camera

BLACK

BURST (GEN-LOCK)

-

; BLACK BURST (GEN-LOCK) -pp

BLACK BURST

VIDEO OUT

VIDEO

OUT

PREVIEW

VIDEO

PROGRAM

VIDEO

INPUT

- 40 -

- 41 -

C. Studio Application

1

Connection multi-cable

Connect and the Remote

with the

the

26-pin studio

Remote

Control

D. PC Mode System

Precaution:

PC Mode System 1

The specified software

operatlon.

Unit

Control

cable

(RCU)

should

Unlt

by the

26-pin

between the camera

be

requlred

for

Connection with

2

al cable Connect a Connector Multiplex

this operatlon. Please contact with qualifled service personnel for this

the

Remote

Control

coaxial

cable between the

(50) on

Connector (151) on the

the Camera Adaptor and the

Unit

by the

Multiplex Signal

Remote

Control Unit.

coaxi-

E.

Gen-lock Studio Application

- Connect a

- Connect the

- The MPX mode is

coaxlal

Connectors (143) or (203) on the RCU. (The

Auxiliary

Notes:

1. The cable for the

2. The sure

3. The be set to match other cameras in the system.

e

4. B MULTI

cable for the

coaxial

Input Connector (144) or (204) on the RCU. (The

Tally light

26-pin studlo

to Set the Cable Length

Subcarrier

sure to

cable for the

and

Tally Iight

Phase

Set the Cable

positlon, if using

avaliable

gen-lock signal

Intercom between

and

Intercom is

cable can be extended up to a

Coarse

and

Selection Switches

the

26-pin multicores studio

when

between the black burst output on the

signal

lineview signal

Compensation Switch

Fine Controls

connecting

may be bridged or looped through to another RCU.)

between the effect output

the camera, RCU and

connected between the RCU and

(115) to the

(139) and the

Refer to page 54 for details. lo etalls.

(73) on the Camera Adaptor and (152) or (201) on the

the Camera Adaptor

productlon

signal

may be bridged or looped through to another RCU

Speclal

maxlmum

of

position matching

Horizontal

cable

AW-AD700BSE

connector on

Effects

Generator will function

Speclal

approx 300m (1000

Phase Control

Effects

ft). When

the

extension lenght

the

Generator.

(138) or (198) on

system and

production

only when

extending

Remote

Gen-lock input

system and the

)

the 4-pin

the cable,

the RCU

should

Control

Unit to

be

Connect the WV-CA10B02, WV-CA10625 or this

camera and Camera 1 Input Connector on the WJ-PC500

PC

Mode

System 2

Connect

the WV-CA10B02, WV-CA10B25 or WV-CA10B50 10/10-pin conversion cable

this unit

and the

Remote

Control

Connect

the

25/9-pin converslon

Box cable between the

WV-CA10B50 10/10-pin

Connector on the

Remote

RS-232C/422

Control

cable between the

Unit.

Connector on

between

thls unlt

and the computer

Remote

Control

the

Camera 1 Input Connector

Box

Connector (37)

on

G/L

OUT

Notes:

When

using

the MPX

mode

by

connecting

the

1

When the

Colour

Camera

2. format, the S-VHS cable

on

AW-F575E is

(S-vldeo

cable) is

AW-AD700BSE, INCOM.

connected to a desk-top type S-VHS

required.

- 43 -

AUX and

VTR or directly to

R/G/B outputs

are

the

video monitor

not functoned

for S-VHS

F. VP Multìplex

SyStem

CONTROL

OPERATING

1.

Turn on

the

Power Switches on

PROCEDURE FOR CAMERA RECORDER

the camera and

VTR.

APPLICATION

DC POWER

Precaution

In gen-lock

chronizatlon depending on the waveform distortion

-

- Connect the Power Cable on the

- Connect the

- To

operatlon in

Connect the

AD700BSE

Connector on the RCU

Lens And

Notes:

Multiplex

coaxial

control

the Zoom or f Connector on then

connect the

1

The

optional

camera from

2

The

3

In

4

Be Selection Switch on

5.

After turning on

6

When

b.

d.

7

Pan/Tilt

8.

For the

Power Separator WV-PS700 and the Camera Adaptor

this unit

optional studlo

this

system, R

sure to

set

the

Camera Adaptor AW-AD700BSE is

a.

Bidirectional Inter Communication

Audio Output

c. Zoom, or Focus Control

Pan/Tilt

Control

Audio function,

a

video

power

(VP) multiplex

Output Cable on

cable between the

ocus function

AW-AD700BSE.

multicable between

cable

/G/B. Y/C, Y/PR/PB

the

Cable

the RCU to the VP

the power of

SIgnaI Input to

optional

of

(26-pin)

Selection Swltch on

this unit

the Control

set the

Switch

the WV-PS700 lo the Multipiex Slgnal

Power Separator

Multiplex Input

lens,

connect the Control Cable on

the WV-RC700A and

cannot be

and

positlon.

and camera

2 on the

system

of the

burst signal that serves

Connector on the Power Separator

used

i n

Aux

the

cannot be

the Camera Adaptor

head, it

used in

the

Connector on

MOD

board

with

a

single coaxial

WV-PS700 to

lens

control

VP multiplex system simultaneously

supplied.

takes

above

system, the

the RCU is

Inside this unit

cable,

as a gen-lock

Connector on the

the

External

the lens having the

unit

AW-AD700BSE

AW-AD700BSE to

approxlmately 8

following items

output

from Control Connector on

as

shown below

the

DC

are

seconds to control the camera

camera may

signal

Focus or Zoom

required to supply

the MPX

become out

AW-AD700BSE.

Input

Connector on

WV-PS700

slmuitaneously

position

are

not available

and the

of

the AW-

Multiplex

function to

the power to

and the Cable

AW-AD700BSE.

syn-

the

Power

Switch

VTR

Notes:

When the power of the camera is

1

start/stop Then the recording When the power of the camera is to

the Then the recording When

2

mode is reversed. When

3

not avallable.

2.

Insert a

3.

Set the

CAM

OFF

SAVE

ON lights red

mode

recording start

pressing

the

turnlng off

cassette in

switches on

the VTR the camera as

Switches

Operating mode

off from

the

controlled

AU-45H in

Positions

Dockable VTR/ camera

Power off

VTR:

The tape

loadlng

The power af and camera are turned on

on,

the sub-VTR is

operating switch on

from off, the

by the

VTR Start/Stop Button on

the camera

recordlng is

Power Indlcator

lights off

turned

Start/Stop is controlled

mode

start/stop

VTR Start/Stop Button after setting the Dockable

the power of the

turned on

mode is

follows:

of

Operating mode of

Portable VTR

(SAVE is bullt-in)

The tape

VTR

power on

put in

the

the VTR

stopped by

VTR to ON

recorder

system. the power off control from the camera

Dperatlng

Power

|l

recording stop

setting

the

operating switch on

the camera.

---> SAVE -->ON, the recordlng start/stop

mode of

Sub-VTR

Operating

condltlon

The

recording

mode is by the stop Button.

mode from the

controlled

VTR Start/

recording

the VTR

side is

- 44 -

Note: Set

these switches to the

according to shooting condltions

most

suitable position

- 45 -

4. S

elect the proper temperature at Wheel

(31) whlle referrlng to

5. Set the

black balance as follows: Set the Auto ABC

position momentarily

lens iris is

is

set

automatlcally.

When the black balance has returns

automatlcally to Warning Indicator in black balance is black balance has balance is screen,

and ABC OK appears when the completed. from the remains lit

screen,

the black balance adjustment should be

ried out

Balance’ on page 56 for

6. Set the Set the or

B

positlon (stored in appropiate

aiming

the camera at a chart or white Set

Switch

pressing it up. Pay

attention

from

metallic

The

whlte

When the Auto

Warning Indicator in

the

blinking turns into indication disappears after a If

the Auto NG or AWC B NG appears in the vi the

white once more. adjustment, make

is

set correctly

on

page 57 for

CC

filter according to

the

scene, using the Filter Selection

White/Auto

Black Set

automatically

being

After a few seconds, ABC OK

screen.

and ABC NG appears in the

once more.

whlte

balance as follows.

White

Balance

paper, set the Auto

(6) to the AWC

so that the light

objects

balance is automatically set

MANUAL

white

AWC A or AWC B in the view

AWC A OK or AWC B OK,

Warnlng Indicator remains lit

balance adjustment should be

by

closed

AWC

.

ABC

its previous position.

the

being

set and it goes off when the

been

correctly set.

set, ABC

If

the Auto

details

Selectlon

white object,

does

not come in the

A

balance has

the

However, before proceeding with

sure

the

Refer to

details

the

colour

the

Table on page 58

Switch

pressing it down.

and the black balance

been

viewfinder blinks while

also blinks in

Refer to ‘Setting the Black

Switch

position momentarily

source or reflected llght

AWC

ABC

been

viewfinder

few seconds.

Filter Selectlon

'Setting

(6) to the

set, the

lens iris

The Auto

While

the black

the

wewflnder

setting is

disappears

Warning lndicator

wewflnder

(28) to either

memory). e.g. gray

White/Auto

view

set, the

blinking

goes

out

finder screen

respectively.

and AWC A

ewfinder screen,

carried out

Wheel (31)

the

Whlte

Balance’

The

the

car-

A

While

scale

Black

by

and

This

the

- 46 -

7.

Confirm

the

not correctly set,

8. Adjust

Tum the

Head to

9.

Confirm

or in the viewfinder

10. If the the appropriate shutter speed

11.

The

the vlewed. details.

12.

Aim

adjust

13. P on viewflnder, viewfinder light

ing is in progress

flange-back

the

audlo level

Audlo Input Level

clockwise

the

electronic shutter operatlon is desired, turn on

Electronic

camera’s condition

Check Button

Refer to ‘Character

the camera at the

the

focus

ress

the VTR

the camera. The

the

AUDIO

14.

Press

the VTR

when

this is desired.

and the

Tally Llght

To

resume

Button

15 After

viewfinder

recording, simply press

again

recording, you

1

Press

the VTR

cassette tape

2 Set the VTR in the

Return Video

adjustment of the

readjust

the

flange-back

of the

mlcrophone.

Control (24) on the Camera

for

increasing

audio level on

Shutter

Start/Stop

and the

the

On/Off Switch

may be

(25)

while a

normal picture is

Dlsplay’ on

scene to

and

zoom

of the

Button (92) on the

Recording/Tally Indicator in

Tally Light

(101) on the

Top Tally lights while record-

.

REC TALLY

Start/Stop Button to stop recording

The

and Top

Button (90) on the

Recording/Tally Indicator

Tally

may

review the picture in

Start/Stop

Button and reverse the

Play

the

audio level.

level

meter of the

(11) to

confirmed

page 67 for

be

recorded

lens accordingly

/ Stop

. AUTO

go out.

the VTR

mode and

lens

lens. If

select

by

lens or

front

Button

Start/Stop

press

it

the

pressing

being

and

of the

the

VTR

(5)

the

is

(4)

OPERATING

1. ENG

Application

(1)

Make

all required connections. (2) Remove (3)

Case

the

Select

the

power source according

External

3

4

Notes:

Set the

is connected to

NO.

1

2

3

4

Notes:

DC

Supplled from VTR

1

In case 4, the WV-CA26A14

2. It is

not from the recording tlme would case

swltches

Portable

1/2" or 3/4" portable

10-pin

camera

|

3/4" portable

camera

connector

1/2"

portable S-VHS VTR with

14-pin

camera

|

MII portable camera

connector

|

1

If the VTR Video Output not set to the not possible

Lens

recommended to

PROCEDURE FOR ENG/EFP APPLICATION

Cap

optional

should be

built-in battery in

of the camera

VTR

connector

VTR

with 14-pin

connector

VTR

with 26-pin

correct position, picture recording is

to the

Portable VTR

POWer

VTR Cable

used

supply

the

portable

be

much too short in this

according

Used

with

|

| |

/

|

Selectton Swltch

table below

WV-CA26A26,

camera

power

VTR

since

to the VTR

Compatlblllty Selection

Switch (58) Switch

(Note 2)

VTR

it

Audlo Level

-20

|

-60 dB

-20

|

-60 dB

|

1 or 2

is

- 47 -

(55)

dB

3

In case 4. the AC Adaptor should capaclty to power

4 The

ly

by the The arder of tors is

4-pin

Connector

Earphone

Selection

Switch

|

2 If the

Panasonic

recording, Compatlbllity Switch

power

as follows:

DC

INT

PB

both

of camera is

power supply connector

prtorlty

Connector > Battery Jack > 26-pin

VTR Video

output

(56)

Selection

Switch 2 (59)

|

PB

VTR is

Y/P R/P B

| |

from a

and it pauses

and

vice

the

turned on/off automatlcal-

for the

R/G/B

Y/C/B SELECT 2

have sufflclent

camera and the VTR.

power supply connec-

VTR Vldeo

output

Selection

Swltch

1 (57)

ENC

|

SELECT 2

manufacturer

versa, set the VTR

(58) to the

whlle it

positlon

other

should be

1

|

than

3. .

Some VTR's though they are correctly era. mation.

(5) Turn

the camera

portable

(a)

For

such

Set the Camera MAL

may not

operate properly even

Please contact your dealer for detalled

VTR to the RECORD mode

portable VTRs with a

as

Panasonic

positlon.

NORMAL

connected

SET

and the

portable

VTR AG-6400

Select swich on

to

this

VTR on and set

Camera

the

Select switch,

VTR to

cam-

infor-

NOR-

(8) Set the black balance as

Set the Auto

AWC

lens iris

is set been vious position. The Auto Warning Indicator blinks while the black balance is the black balance is viewfinder setting disappears

If

appears in the adjustment

the

‘Settlng

follows:

White/Auto

position momentarily

is

automatycally closed

automatlCally

set, the

black balance has

screen

is completed. After a few seconds ‘ABC OK'

from the

the Auto

Warning Indicator remain lit

should be

the Black Balance’ on page 56

Black Set

Switch

by

pressing itdown. The

set. When the black balance has

lens iris automatically returns t

being

been

belng

set ‘ABC’

and ‘ABC OK’ appears when

screen.

viewfinder screen,

AWC

0

and the black

set and it

correctly set.

also bllnks in

the black balance

carried out

(6) to

th,e

balance

o its pre-

goes

off

when

While the

the

and ‘ABC NG'

once more. Refer

for details

(10) Confirm

-

(11)

to

the flange-back

lows:

Aim the

camera at a dark

from

the camera.

Zoom in (from wlde-angle to

Control

(89)

Ring (95) Zoom out (from the picture is in lens in ‘Lens Flange-backAdjustment' on page The the Check viewed. Refer to 'Character Dlsplay’ on details.

and

tele to

focus. If

should be

system condltion

Button (25)

adjust

adjusted

may be

adjustment

the

wide-angle)

according to the

while a

of the

obtect

more

tele)

with

lens

focus

and

not,

the flange-back of the

confirmed

normal

lens

as

than 2m

the

Servo

Zoom

wth

the Focus

confirm

Instructions

54

by

pressing

picture is being

page 67 for

(6

that

fol-

(16) Press the VTR

ft)

recording Indicator To resume Button

(16) After recording, you

viewfinder. Press the Stop button on the recorder,

rewid start The played back picture viewfider screen one

Start/Stop Button

when

this

and the

(5) or (92) again.

the tape to the

playback

of the

following manners.

is

Tally light

recording, simply press the VTR Start/Stop

may

and the

(5) or

desired. The

go

out

review the picture in the

beginnlng

of the

can be

sound

can be

(92) to Stop

Recording/Tally

recording

observed on

monitored in

and

the

(b)

For

other portable VTRs without

Switch:

- Press

the

(6)

Select

ature (31)

(7) Set the

/

Oda

Note: Set t

Recording

the

proper ftlter according to

at the

scene, using

while refering to

switches

hese swiches to

according to Shooting condition

as

the

follows

and

the

Table on

a Camera

Play button

the

colour temper-

Filter Selection Wheel

page

the

most suitable position,

together

58

Select

(9) Set the

- 48 -

whlte Set the AWC A or AWC B While aiming the paper or a whlte Wall, Set pressing it When the Auto out ‘AWC A OK’ or ‘AWC B OK’, tion Warning Indicator remains lit ‘AWC B NG’ appears in the white more. ment, correctly. R page 57 for

balance as

White

Balance

Switch

(6) to the AWC

up.

The

whlte

Warning Indicator in

and the

disappears

blinking

balance

adjustment

However, before proceedlng with

make

sure

efer to ‘Settig

details

WHITE

MANUAL

AWC A

follows:

Selection Switch

position

camera at a

white

balance has

‘AWC A‘ or ‘AWC B’

after a

the

Filter Selection Wheel (31) is

white object,e.g. white

set the Auto

positlon momentarily

balance is

the

few seconds. If the Auto

should be

automatically

been

set, the

viewfinder screen goes

respectively. This Indica-

nand ‘AWC A NG’ or

viewfinder screen,

the

White

AWC

.

(28) to the

Whlte/Auto

carried out

the

Balance’

Black

by

set.

blinking

turns into

the

once

adjust-

set

(12) Zoom In/out with the Servo

Ring/Lever achieved

(13) Turn

the Focus

focus by

watching the plcture in Close-up (macro) shooting. After setting positlon, turn macro range while pressing the Macro Ring/Button (100) I

n the

macro mode, obfects

from the

(14) Press

on

lens surface

the

(92) on the

vlewfinder, on the

front

of the

whlle recording

(96)

Ring

the

Servo

the

Macro Ringl/Button

can be

VTR Start/Stop

lens.

The

the

rear

viewfinder light

is in

progress.

Zoom Control (89) or Zoom

until

the

desired composition is

(95)

until

the

object is in sharp

the

viewfinder

Zoom Control

Button (5) on the camera

Recording/Tally indicator in

of the camera, the

as

close

recorded

and the Top

(69) to the WIDE

(100) to the

as 50 mm

Tally light on

(2’)

Tatly lights

th

or

e

- 49 -

2. Gen-lock Application

(1)

Make

all required connections

(2)

Set the switches as follows

Note: Set

theseswitches to themost suitable

according

too

Shooting conditions.

position,

(3)

Adjust

the

horizontal

- Set the

switches and controls on

Generator so that the

observed on ating instructions accompanying

Generator

-

Connect an

Connector of the

horizontal blanking period of

SignaI.

- Adjust

the horizontal blanking camera matches that for the

Generator

- The

horizontal

adjusted

by

the program

have been so that the edges of the colour bar of the camera and Special Effects Generator roughly match

Notes:

1 The

phase readjusted if length is changed in

2 Refer to

phase of the camera as follows:

the program monitor. Refer to the

oscilloscope to

the

Special

Horizontal

Phase so

of the

phase of the camera can be roughly observing

monitor

after

correctly set. Adjust the Horizontal Phase

horizontal

phase as

explained in the next

the

Horizontal

the

Split colour bar picture is

Effects Generator

Colour

the

connections or

the system

Phase

Speclal

the

Speclal

the Program Output

the

Program

that

the phase of the

bar

Signal for

Special

split

colour bar picture

all swtches and controls

each

well

as the

paragraph should be

coaxial cable

Adjustment on

Effects

oper-

Effects

and check

Output

the

Effects

other.

subcarrier

page 55

CHECK

(8)

Set the

whlte

Set the

(4)

Adjust

the

subcarrier

- Set the

switches and controls on

Generator so that the observed on

ating instructions accompanying

Generator for

- Adjust

the

Phase

Fine on of the colour colours

of the colour Effects Generator.

-

For

precise adjustment, recommended. Output

signal

the

vectorscope. While observing

adjust

the Phase Fine on the the colour

bars

generated by the Special Effects Generator

- Refer to ADJUSTMENT on page 55 for phase and phase

(5)

Reset

the

Switch

(27) from the BAR to the CAMERA

(6)

Select

the

ature

at the

(31)

while refering to

(7) Set the

of

black Set the Auto ABC

position momentarily

lens iris is automattcally closed and is

set

automatlcally.

set, the

lens iris autocally returns to

position.

The Auto black balance is black balance has

balance is et

screen, and

completed.

pears

from the

If the Auto

appears in the

adjustment

'

Setting

the

phase of the camera as follows

the program

detalls.

Subcarrier

Phase

the

initial

bars

from the camera are

bars generated

In

this

from the Special Effects Generator

Subcarrier

Phase

initial

bars

from the camera matches that of the

fine adjustment

Colour Bar/Night Eye/Camera Selection

proper filter according to

scene, uslng the Filter Selection Wheel

the

balance as follows:

White/Auto

Whle the

Warning indicator blinks while the

being

been

being

set, ‘ABC’

‘ABC OK’ appears while

After a few

screen

Warning indicator remains lit

viewfinder screen,

should be

Black

Balance’ on page 56 for

the

split

monitor.

set

the use of a vectorscope

case,

set

Table on page 58

Black Set

by

set

correctly set.

also blinks in

seconds

carried out

Special

colour bar

Refer to the

the

Speclal

Coarse

and

menu

so that the

similar to

by the

supply

the Program

the vectorscope,

Coarse

and

menu

so that the phase of

the colour

Switch

pressing it down. Th

the black balance

black

balance has

its

and it

goes off

While

the

‘ABC OK’

and ‘ABC NG’

the black balance

once more.

Subcarrier

position

(6) to the

details

Effects

picture is

oper-

Effects

colours

the

Special

Subcarrier

coarse

temper-

been

when

the

the black

viewfind-

disap-

Refer to

is

to

e

AWC A or AWC B While aiming

paper or a Set pressing it up. T When the Auto out and ‘AWC A tion disappears after If

the Auto

NG’ or ‘AWC B NG’

the once more. adjustment, is set correctly. Refer to on

(9)

Confirm

lows:

- Aim

the camera at a dark

from the camera

- Zoom in (from Control (89) and Ring

- Zoom

the

lens of

(10)

The

the Check Button viewed. details

balance as follows:

White

Balance

Selection Switch (28) to

position.

the camera at a

white wall,

Switch

(6) to the AWC position momnetarily by

he

whtte

white

balance has

Warning Indicator in

the

blinking

OK’ or

‘AWC B OK’,

a few seconds

Warnlng indicator remains lit

white

balance

adjustment

However. before proceeding wlth

make

sure

page 57

for details.

WHITE

BAL

PRESET

whlte object, e.g. white

set the Auto

balance is

been

the

viewfinder screen

‘AWC A' or

respectively.

appears

in the

should be

the

Filter Selectlon Wheel

‘Setting

AWC

HOLD .

AWC A

the

flange-back adjustment

object

more than 2m (6

wide-angle to

(95).

out (from

tele to picture is in focus. should be

‘Lens Flange-back Adjustment’ on

adjusted according to

system condition may

Refer to

tele)

adjust

(25)

‘Character Display’ on

with

the

Iens focus with

wide-angle) and conflrm

If not,

the

be

confrmed

while a

normal

White/Auto Black

automatically

set, the

blinking

‘AWC B’ turns into

This indica-

.

and ‘AWC A

viewfinder screen,

carried out

the

White

Balance’

of the

lens

as

the

Servo

Zoom

the

flange-back

of the

the

instructions

page 54

by

pressing

picture is being

page 67 for

that

set.

goes

the

(31)

Focus

the

fol-

ft)

(11)

Zoom

In/out with Rlng/Lever achieved. Turn the Focus Rilng focus

by

Close-up (macro) shooting.

After setting position on macro range while pressing (100) in the (2’) from the

the

(96)

until

watching

the

macro mode, obfects

lens surface

(95)

the

Servo

Zoom Control (89) to the

Macro Ring/Button

can be

Servo

Zoom Control (89) or Zoom

the

desired composition is

untl

the

picture in

object is in s

the viewfinder

(100) to the

the

Macro Ring/Button

as

close

recorded

as 50 mm

harp

WIDE

- 5 0 -

- 51 -

OPERATING PROCEDURE FOR STUDIO APPLICATION

1. Make sure all required connections are

2. Set the switches as follows:

Control Selection

properly Set

(7)

NOR (Normal)

A (Aut

o)

Balance

AWC A

AWC B

an oscilloscopeto the Program Output

- Connect Connector

of the Program Output Observe the SignaI.

- Adjust so that the signals are equal. Adjust Control (114) levels

5.

Adjust

- Set the switches and Generator so that the observed on the program ating Generator.

horizontal period

the

Luminance

luminance signal level of

or

of both

colour

SIGNAL

the horizontal

Instructions accompanying

Special Effects

signal

(193) so that

Generator or feed the

to a

waveform

monitor.

of the Program Output

Gain Fine Control (113) or (194)

the

bar

signals

phase

controls on

split

both colour bar

Chroma Gain

the chrominancesignal

are

equal.

of the camera as

the colour bar monitor.

Special

picture is

Refer to the

the

Special

Fine

follows:

Effects

oper-

effects

horizontal phase of

- The adjusted

by

observing

the program

been correctly

have

for

Control of

the colour bar of the camera and

Generator

Note: The

phase readjusted if the coaxial on the

the

monitor after all switches

set.

Gen-lock

(138) or (198)

roughly

match

horizontal phase

explained in the next

system

the camera can be

split

colour bar

Adjust

each

as

cable length is

and

the

Horizontal

so that the edges

Special

other

well

as the subcarrier

paragraph

roughly

picture on

controls

Phase

Effects

should changed

be

precise adjustment,

- For recommended. Output

signal from

vectorscope. While obseving

the

the Subcarrler

adjust (139) or (197) on the RCU so that Colour

bars

from the Camera matches that of

generated by the

Reset fhe Colour Bar/Camera Selectlon Swltch

7.

or

(176) on the RCU

positlon.

8.

Select

the proper

at the

ature (31) on

page

9. S (178)

pressing

The

the

50

et the

black

Set

the

Auto

on

the RCU to the ABC it

down

lens iris is automaticallyclosed

ance is set

onds.

iris

Auto

blinks

automaticallyin

After the black balance has

automatically return to

Warning Indicator

while off when the black balance has While

the black balance is being set, ‘ABC’

in the

view

finder s the setting is completed. After a few seconds, 'ABC OK’ disappears from

If the

Auto

Warning Indicator remains Iit

appears

in the view adjustment should ‘Setting the Black

the use of a

In

this

case,

the

Special

Phase

Special

Effects Generator.

from

the BAR to the CAMERA

filter according to

scene, using

camera

balance as White/Auto Black

the

while refering to

follows:

approximately 10 sec-

its

(129) or (179) on the RCU

black

balance is

creen,

and ‘ABC

the screen.

finder screen,

be

carriedout

Balance’ on page 56 for

vectorscope

supply

the

Effects Generator to

the

Coarse

and Fine

the phase

the bars

the

Filter Selection Wheel

the

Set Switch (127)

position momentarily by

and the been

set, the

previous position.

being

set and it

been correctly

OK'

appears when

and ‘ABC NG’

the black balance

once more. Refer

is

Program

vectorscope,

Controls

of the

(121)

colour temper-

Table on

or

black

bal-

lens

The shuts

set.

also blinks

details.

to

3. Set the Cable Length (195) on the cable

used.

4.

Fine-adjust the luminance gain

follows:

- Set

the switches Generator so that observed on the program ating

instructions

Generator

Compensation Switch

RCU

according to the length of

and

controls on the Special

the split

accompanying

and

colour bar

monitor.

the

(115)

studlo

chroma gains

Effects

picture is

Refer to the

Special

Effects

or

as

oper-

- 52 -

an oscilloscopeto the Program Output

- Connect Connector

of the the horiontal blanking period signaI.

- Adjust

the Horizontal

(198) on

or blanking matches that

Special

Phase

the RCU so that the

of the colour bar

of the

Special

Effects Generator and check

of the Program Output

Control for Gen-lock

phase

signal

for the camera

Effects Generator

of the

(138)

horizontal

6. Adjust

the

- Set thes s Generator so that the

observed on the program ating

Generator

- Adjust (139) or (197) on the RCU so that the colour of the colour Generator

subcarner phase

witches

and c

spilt

Instructions accompanying

for detarls.

the

Subcarrier Phase Coarse

bars

from the camera are

bars generated

ontrols on

colour bar monitor. R

of the camera as

the S

pecial

picture is

efer to the

the S

pecial

Effects

and Fine

colours

similar to

by

the

the Special

follows,

Effects

oper-

Controls

of the

colours

Effects

10. S

et the

white Set the on While paper Set Swich (127) or (178) on the RCU to the A posi- tion momentarily

is s

set on ‘AWC ‘AWC after a If the Auto NG’ the

out once adjustment,

is set

balance as

White

the RCU to the AWC A or AWC B

aimig

or a

utomatically

the blinking

the RCU goes

B’ in

the

B

OK’, few

or

‘AWC B NG’ appears in the

white

balance

more. H

make

correctly.

follows.

Balance Selection Switch (126)

the camera at a white

wall,

set the Auto

by

pressing it up. T

set.

After

the

Auto

Warning indicator

out

and the

viewfinder turns into

respectively. This indication dissapears

seconds.

Warning Indicator remains lit

adjustment should

owever, before proceeding with this

sure

the

Refer to 'Setting the WB' on p.

position

white obfect, e.g. a white

Whlte/Auto

he

white

balance has been

blinking

Fllter Selection wheel

(129)

'AWC A' or

‘AWC A OK' or

and 'AWC A

viewfinder,

be

carried

57 for details.

- 53 -

11. Co

nfirm

the f

Iows.

-

Aim

from

-

Zoom in (from wide-angle

Rlng/Lever (235) of the

with

or

- Zoom out the lens ‘in 'Lens Flange-back Adjustmen' on page 54

12. Zoom Focus the watching

LENS

lange-back

the camera at a dark object more

the camera.

(96) or the Servo Zoom Control (222)

Lens

the Focus

(237) of the

(from

picture is in focus

should be adjusted

in/out until

lens until

the picture in the

FLANGE-BACK

adjustment on the

to tele) with the Zoom

Control

Kit,

and

Ring

(95) or the Focus

Lens

Control

tele to

the

desired composition is achieved

the object is in Sharp focus by

adjust

Kit

wde-angle)

s. If

not,

the flange-back of the

according to

vlewfinder

and

the

lens

than 2m

the

lens

Controller

confirm

Instructions

as fo

ADJUSTMENT

If

the flange-back is not adjusted correctly, correct focus-

ing cannot

be

mantained

- Aim

the camera at a dark

away from the camera and

Lock

Knob (96)

- Zoom in (from Control (69) and adjust the

Ring

- Zoom focus by

(99).

(95)

out (from

wide-angle

tele to

turning

the

through the

entire zoom range.

object

more than 2m (6

loosen

the

Flange-back

to tele)

wih

the

lens

wlde-angle)

Flange-back Adjustment Ring

Servo

focus with the Focus

and adjust the

Zoom

(6 f.

focus

(226)

that

- Zoom in

again

Focus Ring

- Newly, zoom ouf the

- Repeat throughout the ment has Lock

l-

)

or

---- Once the flange-back of the

and adjust the focus by

and, if necessary,

Flange-back Adjustment Ring.

this process until correct

entire zoom range When

been

Knob.

been

unless

completed, tighten the

adjusted, no

the

further

lens is changed.

IRIS GAIN CONTROL IN A

An iris gain lens. Adjustment of the iris gain, with a screwdriver through the location make.)

ft)

of the hole may

1 Turn

the iris

2

Rotate

the iris

a range where

develops.

control

hole is usually provided in th

hole

may be done as

vary

selection switch

gain

control to the

no

hunting or oscillating

depending on the

to

AUTOMATIC IRIS ADJUSTMENT

When i

nstall or change should be done Refer to

page 17 for the

- Automatic

iris

Turn power on while pressing The l

ens iris is matic iris adjustment. It will seconds

the

before operation.

adjustment

automatically opened

lens, automatlc

details

when

lens is changed

the

be completed in

turning

the

adjust the

focus

wih

focus is

malntalnad

the

adlust-

Flange-back

zoom lens

adjustment is necessary

has

LENS

e front of

follows: (

Shape and

lens

Position

A (AUTO).

maximum galn

item (ITEM/AWC) switch.

and

but in

of the irirs ring

iris adjustment

closed for auto-

around

30

ADJUSTMENT

Gen-lock

Adjustment

When

using one or m

includes

a

ment is required.

a

Horizontal Phase Adjustment

This blanking

that from the Special Effects

elther

Adjustment

2

3

4

5 Adfust

special effect generator

Camera Head

Remote Control Unit

should be

of the

the camera or RCU

with the Camera Controls:

1

Set the

Scene Flle Selectlon Swtch (10) 1, 2 or 3 Set the

Colour Bar/Night Eye/Camera Selectlon Switch (27) to

the

Set the

User

Note: When

and

whlte video signal is output.

Move

the cursor

Switch

(14)

the

Down (16) Switch

ore

cameras in a system

adjusted

so that the phase of the

colour

bar

signal

(RB) Controls

BAR

position

Set

Switch

(16) to the

Setting this switch to

onto

the H PHASE by

Horizontal

Phase by

which

,a gen-lock adjust-

from the camera matches

Generator

by

adjustment with

to the

positlon

1

the

position

using

the Up

horizontal

positlon

2.

black

the

item

(15)/

Adjustment with

The

horizontal

by

using

Inside

the

RCU (RCB)

phase of the camera

the

Horizontal

side cover

of RCU

Phase Control for Gen-lock (138)

Colour Phase Adjustment

This

should be

bars

from the camera are

colour bars generated

Adjustment

1.

Set the 1, 2 or 3

2. S (27) to the BAR

3. S

Note: When

4.

Move using

5.

The

the Up (15) and

6.

Move

the i

7.

The

Up

Adjustment

The

Colour

using

the SC

inside

adjusted

so that the

by the

with

Camera Controls:

Scene Flle Selectlon Switch

et the

Colour Bar/Night Eye/Camera Selection Switch

et the

and

Subcamer Coarse

tem

Subcarrier Fine

(15) and

the

position

User

Set

Swich (18) to

Settlng this switch to

white video signal is output.

the cursor

the i

the cursor onto

phase of the camera

side over of

onto

tem Switch

Down

Switch (14)

Down

with RCU

Phase Controls

RCU (RCB)

the SC COARSE

(14).

Control can be made by

(16)

the

Control can be made by

(16)

(RCB)

Controls:

signal

can be

adjusted

(RCB)

colours of

the

simllar to

the

Special Effects Generator

(10) to

the

position the

Swich.

SC FINE

position

Switch

colours af

the position

1

position

positlon

by

using

2,

colour

black

using

Controls:

signal

can be

for Gen-lock (139) or (197)

adjusted

the

by

the

by

- 54 -

SElTING

1. B

THE BLACK BALANCE

lack

Balance

Correct

setting of the black balance is required for producing correct colours colour, specially in low light situ- ations. Once the

set,

the setting is maintamed ina s

approximately

even

though camera power is

However,

black balance adjustment be carried

has

not been used

black balance has

10 years. The

for

best results, it is

for a

setting wlll

turned

recommended

long period

been

pecial memory,

not be

off

out

if

the

of

time.

2. Automatic Black Balance Setting

- Set the

Iris

Control Selection

lens

and the

on

the tion Note: If

- When the Auto camera, (127) or (176) on the toward the black balance is set to LOW, MID, Low or Night The the black balance is ly

5 seconds.

the

Lens

Remote

and AUTO

Control

position, respectively

you

need to set the black balance manual iris control should be blocked by

White/Auto Black

ABC positlon

Eye High.

lens iris is

closed, blocking

lens iris returns to

When the black balance has

Iris

Selection Switch Unit

(RCU) to the A (auto)

mode,

capping

for

automatically

its

previous position.

Switch (88) on

(126) or (186)

the inc

the

lens.

Set

Swltch

RCU is

pressed

less than

HIGH,

in

comlng Iight,

set in

the

while in the

oming light

(6) on

2 seconds,

Night

approximate-

correctly

for

that

the

camera

zoom

posi-

the

down

Eye

and

been

set,

lost,

- In case of

Presslng

the seconds, the black balance isset as lowing.

-6dB.

OdB. 3dB.

Eye Low.

Night

The Auto

Warning Indicator in

the Auto

Warning Indicator blinks while the black tors go out

after the black balance has

While the

black balance is

the

viewfinder,

balance has

This Indication disappears after If the Auto appears in the vi adjustment should be

---- The black balance

been

Warning

memory for approxlmately 10 years power of mended, however, that reset if

the camera has not

time

above switch

6dB.

9dB. 12dB. 16dB.

Eye

High.

(129) or (179) on the RCU

balance is being set. The Indica-

and ‘ABC OK’ appears when the black

ewfinder screen,

the

camera is turned off. It is recom-

being

correctly set.

in

dicators remain

carried out

setting will

the black balance be

for more than 2 shown in

24dB. Night

the 1.5"

viewfinder and

been

set, ‘ABC’

a few seconds.

lit and 'ABC NG'

the black balance

once more

be kept in

even If

been in

use for a

set.

the

blinks in

the

long

SETTING THE WHITE BALANCE

White

Balance

1.

fol-

White Balance

- L

ight

can be measured in

ture,

stated in degrees

blue light

has a

dish light. Thus,

object lllumlnated temperature, bluish, while if

image will tum reddlsh.

- In o

scene, ing is begun.

the

rder to

correctly reproduce the

the

whlte

8000-K

5000°K

3000°K

terms

of its

colour

Kelvin (ºK). On

higher colour temperature than red-

when the camera is

by a

Iight source

produced image

the

colour temperature is

balance

should

be set

tempera-

a

ranking scale,

aimed

having

hlgh colour

will be somewhat

low,

colours

of the

before record-

at

the

an

- Set the camera to the AWC A or AWC B

in studio application,

(126)

or

Switch

tion.

WHITE

MANUAL

.

B.

0

A

Camera

- Aim

the camera at a a white Wall, within shown

in

the

10% of the view

image

Selection Switch (26) on the

set the

the

white object,

the

range of

and make

White

RCU to

(160) on

fo

llowlng

finder screen is occupied

position, if

camera is

Balance

Selection

the A or B

RCU

e.g. white paper or

the

sure

white

that at

by the

posi-

balance as

least

white

Camera

AUTO AWC

ABC

one second

. AUTO

seconds

2. Automatic White Balance Setting Note:

Colour Temperature range

white

balance control is

2.200ºK - 11.000ºK (31).

Two

white

balance

sources such

the A/B

white

as i

balance

using

settings,

ndoors

memories,

AUTO AWC

in

possible. Approximately

the

Filter

for

two different Iights

and

outdoors,

as

follows:

HOLD

ABC

which automatic

Selectlon

can be kept in

Wheel

AUTO

, ,

second

. AUTO

the black balance

L

AUTO

seconds

- 56 -

- 57 -

Set the auto white set Switch (6) on the

camera, (127) or tion) to

UP. The

white

ly

2

seconds. While the Auto Warning in the Auto Warning blink. These indicators completed. rectly set, the viewfinder turns into respectively. This indication disappears seconds. If

the Auto NG’ or the

white once more. However, make rectly

--------

1. The

camera is tery will recommended,

long period The moving to another light source that

2. When the ting in

3. When two

to ance memory is

4. I of balance) should be

5.

Allow a

ting degree

6. The the

7. If the against avoid colour distortion. white slight colour distortion mignt appear when turnlng the camera towards the

(178) on

the

the AWC

balance is

When the

blinking

Warnig Indicator remani

‘AWC B NG’

balance

before proceeding with

sure

the Filter Selection Wheel (31) is set

white

balance setting) will

balance approximately

turned off

supply power

reset if

the camera has

be

of ti

white

balance should

by

any

of the

memories.

white

the corresponding memory is

two different white

been stored in

light

sources is easily

ply

changing

(28) on the camera or (126) or (180) on the RCU

the

position matching

Recording

is

f

the camera has

time,

the

begun

few

the

white

of

precision

white

balance may not be

following

** In

low light situations

** In

extremely bright light situations

recording is to

white

balance

a

white surface exposed to

balance has

RCU (in studio applica-

position, momentarily

automatically set in approximatel-

the

white

icator

Indicator

go

white ‘AWC A’ or ‘AWC 8’ in the

‘AWC A OK’ or ‘AWC B OK’,

appears in

adjustment

setting

10 years

(The memory backup

however, that

me.

settings balance is

the

White

not

in

terrupted

switched.

not been used

white

balance (as

minutes

of

balance.

when

conditions:

be

setting

by

balance is

in the 1.5’

viewfinder

(129) or (179) on the RCU

out after

the adjustment

balance has

after a few

lit and ‘AWC A

the

viewfinder screen,

should be

the

adjustment,

(as

well

be

as the black

kept in

the memory

even if

the

power to

for up to ten years.) It

the

white

not been in

also

be

is

in the

two

white balance

reset,

the

previous seterased.

balance

memones, moving between

carried out under sunlight,

been

settings have

accomplished by

Balance

Selection Switch

the

light source

when the

for a

well

as the black

reset before recording is warm-up time before set-

This

will

allow

making

the adjustment.

correctly

should be

Please

note

that If

set in

this manner, a

Shade

pressing it

being

set,

and

been cor-

carried out

cor-

the

balance

use for a

reset

when

not covered

white

bal-

long period

a

higher

set

under

performed

the

sun to

the

for

bat-

sim-

3. Filter Selection Wheel

-- Select

the

filter accordmg lo the light source at

scene.

is

Settings

the

Wheel

NO.

3200K

4500K

6500K

4500K

7000-7

500K

1

3

2

3

PECULIAR PHENOMENA OF THE CCD

1. Vertical

Smear

When

the camera is excessively bright objects such reflected Iight under

cal

bars called Smear

obfectin the picture.

2. Fixed Pattern

Fixed

panern now

area

when the

high.

3. Horizontal Lines Under Electronic Shutter Mode

When an

the

under tal bar or lines may be

4. White blemish

When a

white blemlsh

camera id

this

camera in the

aimed at a scena which contains

as the

seen

in the

is in the

as

mode

sun, lamp or

verti-

below

the

bright

entire picture

of the camera

picture

shown in

figure

picture

when the

not

use

the

electronic shutter mode,

may appear

Noise

may be

operating temperature

extremely bright object

electronlc shutter operatlon, green horizon-

obtained

appears in the

operating in high

temperatures, do

+18 dB high gain

is

- 59 -

USER

SETTING PROCEDURE

This

camera is provided

Files 1,

2, 3, U The level in these menus are preset at the An initial setting changed from a

ser

with

3

menus:

all scene

Main,

factory

files and can be

A.

User B.

can be set for

preset conditlon to a desired one

How to display the Main Menu

1

Set the of RCU The for a few

2 Set the

position The

Scene File Selection (RCB) to

scene file number

Main Menu

the

seconds

as

User

Set Switch

1. is displayed in the view

Switch (10) or

position 1,

2 or 3.

is

displayed

in the

side cover

finder

SCENE1, SCENE2 or

(16)

Main Menus are shown in the following.

Sub

Scena

(131)/(184)

viewfinder

SCENE3.

to the

Note: By

Setting this switch to

play to

the The camera is mode.

3. By

repeated pressing of camera or Menu monitor screen.

4. By

pressing (135)/(190) various Items in the menu. cursor can

5

Change

(15) / Down

monitor screen

(136) / (191)

can be

displayed in

the

of RCU

have its level

of the mode or

(16) Switch of the camera

the

position

is

now

Item Switch

(RCB),

available

in the

Main Menu

the Page Switch (13) of the

of the RCU

the

viewfinder or on

(14) of the camera the cursor is moved to the The

item identified

set or changed at

level is

made by use of the Up

2, the

(RCB),

Setting

the

by the

this point

dis-

Main

or

How to display the Sub-Menu

To

display

the

Sub-menu,

set the Switch (10) or (131)/(164) tion

1, 2 or 3,

move

press

the Page Switch (13)

The Sub

Menu

By setting

menu is also displayed on

This menu

By

Pressing

the cursor to the SUB MENU

is displayed in the

the

User

Set

is provided

the

Page

with Switch, the

of RCU

vlewfinder

Siwtch

to the position 2, this

the

monitor screen

No.1 - No.4

screen is

Scene File Selection

(RCE) to the posi-

Sub

Sub Menus are shown in the following.

**Camera

**RCU (RCB)

and

Menus.

changed

- 6O -

- 61 -

USER

SETTING

After setting the scene File Selection

camera or (131)/(164) position, the by the user to the

How to set the

1. Set the or (131)/(164) SCENE USER viewfinder.

Notes:

1

The

made by

User

Set Menus are shown in the following.

** Camera

Camera

of RCU

camera

operating condition

desired condition

User Set Menu

Scene File

of the RCU to the

A or

selection

of

setting

(RCB) to

Selection Switch (10) of the camera

SCENE USER B is displayed in

USER

A and

the

Scene File Selection Switch

USER positlon.

Switch (10) of the

the

USER

can be

USER B

SET

changed

the

can be

to

the

USER pwtlon while pressing

Switch (13) or

2. When in

the

will be dlsplayed

2. Set the

User

The

User

Set the The

User

No.1 to No.8 ing the Page Switch and Camera or

Check Button

only

using the

above procedure,

Set

Switch in

Set

Menu is

User

Set

Switch in

Set

Menu is also

menus

Remote Control Unit side.

(25).

Scene File Selection Switch

the user

file

the

side cover to position 1.

displayed in the

the displayed on the

can be dlsplayed by

side cover

seting

is

viewfinder

to

available

the Page

selected

position

monitor

every press-

from

last

2

Menu Description

1. CONTRAST (LOW,

The

Contrast

2. SHARPNESS (LOW, MID, HI) (Sharpness

The sharpness (detail)

3.

FLESH TONE (-2 - 2) (Flesh Tone Setting)

Flesh

tone can be

step

4.

CHROMA

The

chroma gain

in

5-step.

5.

PEAKING

The

ratio

of AUTO

can be

adjusted in a range

6.

AREA: ALL,

CUT

(Photometric

A

photometric

for AUTO

ALL: All

the

CENTRE: The

tre

area, approx. one-third each bottom and one parts of

TOP CUT:

screen is

BOT CUT: Approx. o

screen is

FUL CUT: Approx o

parts of the

7.

CLEAN

DNR,

(Clean

DNR (Digital

The SIN

ratio on switch. Note: When the camera is operating

tion can be made by the DNR camera

In

this

siwtch condition

8. LIGHTING: (Lighting Selection) (Only HALOGEN: Thls position is

under halogen Iighting.

FLUORESCENT: This position

under fluorescent Iighting

OUTOOOR:

under outdoor lighting

After the

setting is

to

the OFF

MID,

(gamma)

Level Setting)

GAIN (-2 - 2)

(Operating

CENTRE, TOP CUT, BOT CUT,

lRIS/ELC

screen area is

the screen

Approx. one-third

cut

case, the display in the

HALOGEN/FLUORESCENT/OUTOOOR

position

HI) (Contrast

level

can be selected

level

can be selected.

adjusted

from -2 to 2

(Chroma

can be selected from -2 to 2

ratio

Adjustment)

IRIS/ELC detected

of 9 steps

Measurement Method Setting)

measurement method can be selected

screen

OFF/LOW/HI

measured

is

measured mainly in

third each

of the

are cut

out

of the top part of the

out

from

measurement

ne-third

of the bottom part of the

out

from

measurement

ne-thtrd each of

screen is

cut

out

from

Noise

Reduction Switch)

the

screen

can be

Scene

suitable for shooting

is

This position is suitable for shooting

completed,

set the

Level

range in 5-

Gain Setting)

peak to

the cen-

of the top and

right

and left

from

measurement.

the

right

measurement.

improved

alone, this funcSwitch inside

menu

shows

2)

suitable

for

User

Set

Setting)

range

average

R/L

and

left

by

thls

the

the set

shooting

Switch

9. AUTO IRIS: ADJ (Auto Iris

When the mode is set to ADJ ALC/ELC VR control on the RCU (RCB) if the camera is

with an

the SETUP menu.

10. SHUTTER (Shutter Active

When the is not avallable turned on

11.

SHUTTER

Mode Setting) STEP: Select this

the Step mode

SYNCHRO:

the shutter

ELC: Select this mode to

speed automatically light.

12. STEP, 1/120, 2/250, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/10000

When the Shutter Mode shutter speed should

13. SYNCHRO, 50.0 - 250.4 Hz

(Synchro Mode

When the Shutter Mode the shutter This

mode can

the CRT

14.

FLD/FRM, FIELD/FRAME (Field/Frame

The FIELD

means

frame storage, in

increases

FIELD:

Set to

FRAME FRAME 2: Set to

required

Note:

selected, increase if field is selected

15. GAIN SW, 0/ (Gain

Setting)

The

HIGH/MID/LOW level

Switch

can be set as shown

ON/ADJ

Level

convergence l

RCU

(RCB)

SW, ACTIVE,

INHIBIT position

MODE,

Select this mode

(Step Mode

speed

dlsplay

means

thls

1: Set to

It is recommended

9/18, 0/12/24, 0/3/6, -6/0/12, -6/0/16dB

OFF

Fine

Adjustment)

ON, fine adjustment

evel

can be made

and the iris mode is set to AUTO in

INHIBIT

Inhibit

Selection Switch)

even if the Shutter

speed

is selected, shutter

STEP/SYNCHRO/ELC (Shutter

mode to set the

shutter setting

for the

control the

to

regulate the amount of

Shutter

be selected by

Shulter

can be adjusted by

prevent

the line

CCD

mode when this

mode when

this mode

because

1/2000,

Setting)

Setting is

set to STEP, the

Adjustment)

Setting

is set to SYNCHRO,

noise

field

storage. The FRAME

which

case vertical

shooting moving oblect

shootlng stlll object

when

better resolution is

that FRAME is

the

residual

of the

High Gain Selection

below

with

the iris

function

On/Off

Switch is

shutter speed

fine adjustment

electronic shutter

1/

4000,

this item

this item. when

shooting

Setting)

resolution

normally

image

of

used

by

of

will

- 63 -

16. NIGHT

17. HL

18.

19. R

20. R PED (Red Pedestal Adjustment)

21. AWC

22. CAM SET-UP,

EYE, LOW/HI

Tha gain level

CHROMA, OFF/LOW/HI

(High Light

This is

used to

colour for

PAINTlNG, OFF/ON (Painting

If whlte

balance is set to

the

painting

white

balance can be

red/blue gain

Fine adjustment of black balance after ABC setting

can

also

be made by When setting this adjustment of

GAIN

(Red

B GAIN

(Blue Gain

Fine adjustment of AWC

settin balance setting is set to AWC A or AWC B and the painting mode is Note: A

memory is provided

AWC B. If

AWC

setting is

alone, the

B PED

(Blue

Fine adjustment of black balance can after ABC when the

Note: If ABC is executed when the camera is

alone, the value of

B/ATW (Automatic B/Automatic Setting)

When

operating

can be

selected. With the RCU the

Auto/ATW Selection Switch.

When

connecting with

or ATW

by the

(Camera Set-up

The Set-up When the Total the centre LOW

positlin

0

IRE.

MID

position is selected,

7,5

IRE.

HIGH

position is selected,

10

IRE.

(Night

of

Night Eye

Chroma

add

expanding dynamic

switch is turned

control

white

Gain

by

red/blue gain

ON

executed when the camera is

memories

Pedestal Adjustment)

setting by red/blue

painting

mode is turned

Tracing White balance Control

the camera alone, AWC B or ATW

operation, thls

AUTO/ATW Switch on

LOW/MID/HI

Level

level of

Pedestal

position

is

selected,

Eye Setting)

mode can be

Setting)

chroma signal to highly saturated

range.

Setting)

either

AWC A or AWC B when

on, flne

made

either AWC

redl/blue

switch to

Adjustment)

the camera can be

pedestal

the OFF

balance is

Adjustment)

white

balance can be made after

for AWC A and AWC B are

R/B

PED

White balance Control

RCU or RCB,

Setting)

Leve Control (23) is set

the set-up

position,

not available

control when the

for

each

pedestal adjustment

on.

returns to

setting can be made by

select

the RCU.

level is

selected

adjustment of

adjustment

of AWC A and

also

the centre

the AWC B

selected.

level is

level

is

setting

the fine

white

used reset.

be made

used

approx.

by

23. ZEBRA,

24. SAFETY

50-110%

The video

signal level

be

displayed

can be

ZONE, 1 - 6 (Safety Zane

6

patterns

as

zone display.

(Zebra

Level

that causes the zebra selected

shown below

Setting)

from 50% lo 110%.

Sening)

are

provided

for the

pattern to

safety

r

5.

1.

The

Inside frame Safety Zane

side frame Safety Zone

2. T

he marker show the

ture

and might

of

the p

25. CENTRE MARK, (Centre Mark

The centre mark can be turned on or off

26. CALENDAR, ON/OFF (Calendar

The

display

colour bar can be turned on or off

27. EVF OUT, Y, NAM (Electronic Viewfinder Output Signal

to

The video selected Mixing (NAM) signal The colour bar Additive Mixing Signal (NAM) NAM.

28.

H PHASE (Horizontal Phase Adjustment)

The

horizontal phase,

be

adjusted

not coincIde

icture.

ON/OFF

On/Off

Setting)

of

the

calendar, time and date on the

output signal

from

Luminance Signal (Y) or

signal

can be

when in the gen-bock mode can

is 90% and the

is 95%.

electronic

with the

On/Off

to the vie

also output with

when

centre of the

optical

Sening)

Setting)

wfinder c

an be

Non

Additive

selecting

out-

pic-

centre

Non

the

29. SC COARSE (Sub

The

sub carrier phase

be

adjusted.

30. SC FINE

The sub

be

adjusted fine.

31. | NOISE (| Signal Suppression On/Off

Noise

of the I

32. CORNER DTL, (Corner

By setting to the ON ture is improved Switch

(20) is

33.

PRECISION

(Precision

When settlng to signal narrows.

34. 2D LPF, (Two-dimensional

This is u

sed to reduce the cross colour on the

35. BLACK

36. WHITE SHD,

37. H. DTL

38. DTL BAND, 1-5

SHD, ON/OFF

(Black Shading

The black ON or OFF.

(Whte

Shading

The

white shading compensation

on or

off.

LEVEL (Horizontal V. DTL

LEVEL

H. DTL

LEVEL (Horizontal V. DTL

LEVEL

The

Horizontal/Vertical Detail Level

LOW

position

The

setting level 0 to 63 Note: The setting value of the

set

higher than

The

frequency the detail can be selected The

selectable

1 is Low Band and 5 is

carrier Coarse

when in the gen-bock mode can

(Sub carrier

carrier phase

SUP, OFF/LOW/HI

Detail On/Off

ON/OFF

shading compensation

Fine Adjustment)

when in the gen-bock mode can

axis on

the vector can be suppressed.

ON/OFF

Setting)

positlon,

when the Detail

set to the LOW or HIGH

DTL,

ON/OFF

Detail On/Off

ON/OFF

Detail

can be set.

Setting)

On,

the

frequency

Low Pass

On/Off

Setting)

On/Off

Setting)

H

High

Level H (Vertical L

Low

Level

L (Vertical

range of the

the

level

(Detail

Band

band in the

range is from 1 to 5

detail

High

Adjustment)

Setting)

the comer

Level Selection position

band in the

Filter On/Off

mode can be turned

Setting)

Detail

High

Level

Setting)

Detail

Low

Level

in the HIGH

vertical dlrection is

Level

High should be

Low

Selection

Switch)

and

the ‘thickness’

Band

detail

of

Setting)

picture.

Setting)

Sening)

detail

from

plc-

39. NOISE SUP, 0-10

(Noise Suppress Compensation Level

When setting the

the

camera to

ponent

Note: When

the

40.

LEVEL

(Level Dependent Compensation Level

Picture noise caused scene areas

41. DARK DTL, 0-5 (Dark

The dark

Note:

Compensation Level should

42.

CHROMA

(Chroma Aperture Compensation Level

The detail of can be

43.

MATRIX (Matrix Compensation

The adiustment (R-G) The (R-B) The (G-R)

The tints (G-B) The (B-R) The (B-G)

Purple tint

44. GAMMA (NOR) 35-55 / GAMMA (SHT) 35-55 (Gamma

In the GAMMA In the GAMMA

45. KNEE POINT, 88% - 98% (Knee

Compensation

The

knee point level

or

of

46. WHITE CLIP, 95% - 110% (White Clip

The

White

47. FLARE

The adjustment of

able RED: The GREEN: The

able

BLUE:

The

Note:

This level

48.

B-STRETCH, ON/OFF

(Black Stretch On/Off

To

emphasize details in

mode

should

Note: When

the gamma

Detail

Level Selection Switch Inside

the

HIGH or LOW

can be

reduced.

setting level

object

DEP, 0

can be

detail

When setting this level,

DTL, 0-15

adjusted

tints tlnts

yellow green tints

tints of blue

Compensation Level

Electronic Shutter

(NOR)

Electronic Shutter On

(SHT)

can be set from 0.35

Clip

(Flare Compensation

flare compensatlon

flare compensation of blue is adjustable

be set

this is

is

-25%

level

objects in a high chroma content scene

of of red and of red and

of

can be

can be set from 0.35 to 0.55

Level

flare compensanon

is

preset

on/off setting

too high, t

reduced.

by the

reduced

Detail Level

can be set from 0 to

Matrix Compensation is available

magenta

yellow

green

and

cyan

can be

and

cyan

adjusted

Off

Level

Setting)

can be set from 88% to 98%

can be set from 95% to 110%

Flare Compensation is avaiI-

of red is

at

the factory

Sening)

dark

set to the Black Stretch On

is

Setting)

position, noise com-

he sharpness of

Setting)

detail signal in

Setting)

the

be set

Setting)

can be

adjusted

can be

Setting)

mode,

mode, the

to

Setting)

of

area, Black Stretch On

not available

dark

15

Level Dependent

to 0

Setting)

adjusted

adjusted.

adjusted

adjusted.

the

level

0.55

Level

Setting)

adjustable

green is adjust-

mode

of

- 64 -

- 6 5 -

Reset of the setting data

To

reset

the

menus

to

a

reset functlon is provided wih this

How to Reset

Select

menu to reset. Tun off the Turn on Page

Switch (13) of the camera

The

following reset screen is displayed in

er

or monitor

Note: To cancel the

before pressing

When

the

is canceled aufomatically

Press

the Up

The

following display is

dltions

is

the condition

power of the camera once

the power of

reset, press the Down Switch

Up

Down or

Up

Switch is not

Switch

(15)

reset.

preset at the

camera

the

camera

Switch

indicated and

factory,

while pressing

the view

pressed, the

the setting con-

find-

reset

the

CHARACTER DISPLAY

The

following operatlon

Notes:

1.

The

displays of

2

The

displays

* Display Positions

2 AWC 3 Shutter 4

DNR

6 7

9

Timing of Displays

The

viewfinder displays appear in

NO

1

Audlo Level

2

AWC

3

Shutter Speed

4

Detall

1

5 /

Clean

6

High Light Chroma

7I

Noise Suppress

8

Scene File

9

Accumulative Recording Time X X 0 Switch Display x 0 0

10

Memory Back-up *0 x 0

11

lris

12

I

Auto

13

Low

14

Camera

15

Back Light Compensation

16

Gain Up

&

warning displays

the

viewflnder

are

not

shown

Display Displayed all the tlme

Memory/Auto Functlon

Correct8on State

DNA

Number

Iris

Light Dlsplay

Power

are not

while a

the

recorded.

playback

viewfinder

I

are shown in the viewfi

picture is on the

AUDI0

A

DETAIL RIGH

OFF

1 NOISE

A

??

SHTR

H.G.

as

stated below:

0

x x x x

x x x

0

x

nder to show

viewfinder

??

OFF

??

screen

TALLY

NG

0 DB

Displayed only when the condition changes

I

the

Operating conditions

10

ll Number

12 Auto

13 Low

14 Camera 15 16 Up

in

short

in

tervals

x

0 0

0 3

0 0

0

0 0 0 0 0 c

x x x x

0

1

I

x

of the camera

Displayed only when the Check Button

(25) is pressed

0

3 5

0

- 66 -

* Thls display

appears

only

when the

memory back-up

battery has

any failure

- 67 -

1. Audio

Level

The minus 0 and +plus 0 letters with Note: By

I

-

- - -

Display

audio output level

pressing

Display

-

from

the

camera or the

the Check Switch on

the ONE-step

Low Level

playback audic level

(One step equals to 3dB)

the

camera,

this display

Audio

level

is

also

of the 3/4"U

made.

-VISION or 1/2"

S-VHS VTR is displayed by

y

- - - -

- - - - -

------+

- - - - - + +

2. AWC

Memory/Auto

2-1.

When

the White

Balance Selection

Display Description

AWC A

AWC B

ATW

AWC PSET

The A

is

The B is being activated.

The Whie Balance Selection Switch has been set to AWC Band. AWC B/ATW of the No.2 Sub-menu has been set to

ATW. The Auto

The perature is 3200º K).

Standard

High Level

Function Display

Switch

White

Balance

being activated

White

Selection

Balance

Selection Switch

Tracinq White

Balance Selection

Level

(26)

setting is

changed,

Switch has

been

has

been

Balance is being activated

Switch

has

been

one of the

set to AWC A. The

set to AWC B. The

set to PRESET.

following

automatic white

This

camera is in the

displays

appears

balance control

for one second

memorized in

preset condition (Colour

tem-

2-2. Auto Function Display

Automatic white If the following Set the Auto

Display

HIGH

LIGHT

AWC PSET

LOW LIGHT

AWC NG

ATW

-

AWC A

AWC B 2

AWC A/AWC B

,

OK

2-3.

Automatic Blaik

When the Auto balance is

Balance Control (AWC)

displays are shown in

White/Auto

Display Time

2 seconds

seconds B

2 second

Balance Control

White/Auto

automatically

Black Set

the viewfinde,

Switch

(6) on the camera or

Auto

Warning

Indicator

ON

-

Blinking

linking White balance is

OFF

(ABC)

Black Set

set.

Switch

Refer to 'Setting the

(6) on

the AWC can

Excessive britght Iight

White

Balance

is set to

PRESET

Insufficient Light

Out of

white

range

ATW operation

Colour Bar/Night Eye/Camera Selection Switch camera or (121) on the RCU is

set to

BAR

White

balance is

White

balance

pleted.

the

Black Balance' on

Cause

Selection Switch

balance

(27) on the

being

setting is

camera or

not

be

functioned.

(127)/(176) on

setting

set.

com-

(127)/(176) on

page

56 for

the

RCU to the

AWC

positlon

R

educe

Reset the white balance.

Set this

switch to

Prepare an Reset the white balance

Change

the

Set this switch to the AWC A or AWC B

Set the

Colour Bar/Night Eye/Camera Selection

Switch to CAMERA

The White AWC A.

The White Balance Selectlon Swich has been to AWC

B

The

Whlte

AWC A.

the RCU is set to the ABC

details.

Remedy

Iighting on object or

additional Iight source.

object or

Balance

Balance Selection Switch has been

reduce

AWC A or AWC

fil

ter

Selection

Swich has

position,

lens

B

iris

been to

the black

l

.

to

Note: By

pressing

the Check

Button

(25) on the camera,

- 68 -

this

display is

also

made

Display Display Time

LENS

OPEN

ABC NG (RGB)

ABC 2 seconds B

ABC OK 1 second

2 seconds

Auto Warning

Indicator

ON Lens iris is not closed

ON

linking

OFF

/

Out

range

Black balance is

Black balance

pleted.

of

the black

Cause

balance

being

setting is com-

- 69 -

set

Check

the lens connector.

setting

Refer to the qualifled service personnel.

Remedy

3. Shutter

0ne

of the

changed

Display

SHUTTER OFF

SHUTTER 1/120

SHUTTER 1/1250

SHUTTER 1/500 ON

SHUTTER

SHUTTER 1/10000 O

SYNCHRO

ELC

Speed

1/1000

1/2000

1/4000

SCAN

Display

following

displays appears

Shutter/High Gain

OFF

ON

N

ON

Indicator (LED)

for one

second when the

The

Electronic

Shutter

Camera is set to electronic shutter mode with shutter speed of 1/120 seconds.

Camera is set to

Camera is set to electronic shutter

Camera is set to

Camera is set to the Synchro Scan mode

The

Electronic Light

position

of the

Electronic

Shutter

Description

On/Off

Swtich is set to OFF. Normal camera

electronic

shutter mode with shutter speed of 1/250 seconds

electronic shutter

electronic

electronic Shutter mode

Control is

mode

wih

shutter

speed

shutter mode

shutter mode with shutter speed of 1/2000 seconds

wih

mode wih

with shutter

being activated

shutter speed of 1/1000 seconds

shutter speed of 1/4000 seconds

speed

On/Off

operation.

of 1/500 seconds

of 1/10000 seconds

Switch (ll) is

6. High-light

The ond when the

Note: When the

Display

HL CHROMA

The Check Button (25)

Chroma

high-light chroma state

LOW or HIGH can be

above displays

Display

High Light Chroma

Remote

Position

of

High Light Chroma Switch

OFF

HL CHROMA ON

are ind

7. | Noise Suppress Display

The I

Noise Suppress state

ond when the item

in the

menu

Note:

These selections

Display

1

NOISE SUP

OFF

Noise Suppress

off mode

can be made by the

Positlon of Item / Noise

OFF

is

displayed

for one

Switch is pressed.

Control

Unit is used,

selected on

(LOW position

is displayed for one

the

(HIGH position

icated

by

Switch is pressed

Suppress Switch

had

pressing

the OFF,

menu.

been

menu

sec-

set in

the

sec-

the

9. Accumulative Recording Time Display

White the

Check Button

tive recording ation. When a the tape recording

time is displayed

camera/recorder counter is time.

Notes:

1

The

display SEC (O:OO:OO) Button

(21) on the camera or

the

No 2

the

No

2

VTR

2. The

maximum recording time that

played is

7 HOURS 59

the

recording time should exceed this

display will

start

10. Switch Display/Back-up Battery

When the

back-up battery

balance

memories,

has a

low charge ‘BACK

Replace

the

pressing

vlewflnder

back-up

the

switch

as shown

When camera, the the

Notes:

1

Refer replacement of fied service personnel

2. The

back-up

imately

10 years

(25)

is pressed, the

during ENG/EFP oper-

system

displayed inst

value is

by

either

counting again

as

well

battery

switches on

“ame pressed ca” be dlsplayed

battery

utllizes an AU-45H,

ead

of

accumulative

reset

to 0 HOUR 00

the

Recording

the Reset button on

59

SEC

from 0:00:00

can be

(7:59:59).

MIN

State

for

white

balance and black

as the character

UP NG’ is displayed

immediately

the front or

below

the

back-up

battery to

will

supply

power

Time

value, the

Display

for

accumula-

MIN

00

Reset

display,

side of

quali-

approx-

dis-

If

the

in

4.

Detail

Correction

The

detail/aperture correctilon state is

one

second when the

Selection Switch (20) is changed

Note: The

played when the Check Button (25) is pressed.

5.

Clean

DNR Display

The

clean when the (17) CLEAN DNR OFF

State

setting of

the Detail

detail/aperture correction state is

DNR

state is

position of

displayed

the

for one

Clean

DNA Selection Switch Display

displayed

for

Level

also dis- DETAIL OFF OFF

second

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Display

DETAIL LOW LOW

DETAIL HIGH HIGH

The

Check Button (25)

CLEAN LOW

CLEAN HIGH

above displays

DNR

Position

(20)

Position of

LOW

HIGH

of the Detail

are

Indicated

the

Clean

Level Selection Switch

by

previewing

DNR Selection Switch

the

Note: The

6.

Scene File

The

is pressed, the

ond

SCENE

above

the Check Button (25)

Display

scene file setting

followig display

1 STUDIO:

been

set to

SCENE

2 ENG:

set to Menu

Scene File

SCENE

is set to

3 OUTDOOR:

had

been

set to

Main Menu is

set to FLUORESCENT

SCENE USER A: Scene

User

A

user

state

B

: Scene file condition is under

B

state

SCENE USER

displays are in

is changed or Check Button (25)

Scene File

2 and LIGHTING in No 1 HALOGEN

SCENE

dicated

by

appears for one

Selection Switch had

1

Selection

Switch

Scene File

Selection Switch

2 and LIGHTING in No 1

file condition is under

had

pressing

sec-

been

Main

the

- 71 -

Display

GAIN

WHITE BAL

BAR/N

EYE

CAMERA

AUTO

W/B

LENS IRIS

NONE

BACK-UP NG

Description

High

Gain Selection Switch (29) is pressed.

Whlte

Balance

pressed.

/

Colour

Switch (27) is pressed. Auto

pressed

Lens lits Selection Switch

Back-up

Selection

Bar/Night

Eye/Camera Selection

White/Auto Black

can not be

can

not

be

operated

Switch (28) is

Set Swich

(7) is pressed

(6) is

11.

Lens Aperture

The lens aparture/iris is adjusted automatically

according ber, i.e. viewfinder lens connector is used

Display

to the in

coming light intensity. aperture/iris opening is when a

specified zoom lens, wih

displayed in the

The

F-num-

a

12-pin

14.

Camera Power and Anton Bauer Intelligent

Digital Battery

The

voltage level supplied to

Battery

Pack, AC Adaptor/Charger

played.

the camera, from the

or VTR is

dis-

15. Back Light Compensation Display

When the

back light compensation state is

for one second when

16. High Gain Selection Display

When the (29) on the camera (119) or (174) on the Control viewfinder

this swich is turned on.

setting

of the High Cam Selection Switch

Unit

is

changed, this

for one second

is i

ndlcated in the

displayed

Remote

Note: If the

12.

Lens

The

F-number al F-number in use, service p

ersonnel

Iris Selection Display

setting

of the

Lens Iris Selection Switch

Display

+

no dlsplay

The dard

The

The dard

13. Low Light Display

When the peak

Balance Control

Dlsplay

level

(AWC)

displayed

of the

differs

refer adjustment to qualified

Lens Iris Selection Switch

Iens iris/aperture

Lens Iris Selection Swich

Lens lris Selection Switch

lens iris/aperture.

incoming

is

not available

from

li

ght results

when the

the

actu-

(7) is displayed.

Description

(7) is set to 1/2 OPEN. The

(7) is set to NOR (normal)

(7) is set to

in a

video SignaI of

‘L’ is

displayed.

1/2 CLOSE.

Description

lens iris is opened an

Lens iris/aperlure is

The

lens

iris is

40

IRE

or

less, ‘L’

normal.

closed an

is displayed

extra 1/2

constantly.

F-stop

from

the stan-

F-stop from the stan-

The Auto

White

13v

Note: If

‘BATT’ is The battery only

a few

This is

also

in

pressed

The

batteries condition

the

MII VTR AU-45H with

Digltal

Battery

Remove

the Indication Switch to The

remaining

below.

OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF

displayed,

pack wilI

minutes after

dicated

when

can be

Left Side Cover

the ANTON

battery

Approx Approx 12V Approx Approx Approx 8V Approx

10

replace the

supply suffnent power

the

Anton

life

is

battery

this

display lights

Check

Button

monitored

when using

Bauer Intelligent

and set the Battery

position

indicated

as shown

(25)

pack

for

is

None

L

The peak

level

The peak level of

of inc

oming Iight generates

incoming Iight

40

generates 40

IRE

or more

IRE or less

10%

EMP

Caution:

Do

OFF

not

use the camera

10%

No

with ‘HIGH’ dlsplay

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DATE/TIME

DISPLAY

.

The date/time is displayed

together with Colour BAR position.

.

Menu, calender,

not

the

Bar/Night Eye/Camera Selection

displayed on

DISPLAY

and can be recorded

colour

bar

signal

date and camera the

screen

by setting the

Switch to the

identificaion

are

releasing

3. After Check

Button

the

‘Date’ section to blink

the Check Button (25), press the

once

again within

10 seconds to cause

7. P

ress the

the

‘Day’

8.

After setting the

(25).

9.

For

setting the

cedure used

10. For Setting after

setting

Recording Time Reset Button

correct ‘Day’,

‘Year’

for the ‘Month’ or

the

‘Minute’,

the

‘Hour’

press the Check Button

and

‘Hour’, follow

‘Day’

press the Check

(21) to

the

Button

change

same pro-

(25)

ID SETTING

The setting of 0-9 and able By

each pressing

Switch

(6)

Setting mode,

down

toward

the ABC

the ID setting is

blank

at the ID

of the Auto

position

advanced.

position is avali-

Black/Auto White

when in the

Set

data/time

DISPLAY POSITION

12 10 94

12

DATE/TIME

1

2

While pressing

SETTING

Set the Colour (27) to the the BAR

White/Auto and then shift to the time setting

Bar/Night Eye/Camera Selection

the Check Button

Black Set Switch (6) to the AWC

release

Month

:

30

Minute

PROCEDURE

position to show

the Check Button (25) in o

mode as

Year

the date and time

(25),

press the Auto

shown in

the figure

ID

Switch

position

rder to

CAUTION: If

pressed blinking, normal

4. To in

crease

Reset

Button (21)

5. For fast i Recording Time

the

Check Button (25) has not

within

10 seconds and no character is

the time setting mode will be

dlsplay

mode

the ‘Month',

ncrement mode, keep pressing

Reset

Button

press

the Recording

(21).

reset to

the

been

Tlme

11. Press the the

‘Minute’

12. If it is

desired to tone from a ing).

As

the

Check

The

clock starts running END’ will be play

mode will be mode. Notes:

1

The date and back-up battery even

2

The

3

The

is

approximately +60

Recording Time Reset Button

set the

radio,

soon

as the tone at the Time is heard, press

Button

displayed

back-up accuracy of displayed

‘Second’'

etc, (the

(25)

and

for 1

changed to

time (clock) will

if the camera is

battery

lasts approxlmately 10

seconds per month

(21) to

w

ait

for the

‘Minute’ section is blink-

the

character ‘TIME SET

second

and then the

the normal display

be powered by the

tumed off.

date and

Time (clock)

change

Time

dis-

years

CAMERA STATUS DISPLAY

The camera status can be recorded colour

bar

signal

and the the Check Button (25) pressed Eye/Camera Selection

tion

Date/Time

Switch (27) is set to the BAR posi-

while

together wih

character by

the Colour

the

keeping

Bar/Night

CAUTION:

Release

ing the Auto

the AWC pressed, the camera will not be setting mode

the Check Button (25)

White/Auto

position. If

after

the

press-

time

Black Set Switch (6)

the Check Button is kept

shifted to

6. After

setting Button to blink

to

- 74 -

the correct ‘Month’, press the Check

(25) to set the

‘Day’,

The

‘Day’ characters start

- 75 -

SPECIFICATIONS

Pick-up

System: Image Sensor: Pixels: Scanning

Standard: Synchronizing Internal: External (gen-lock) Subcarrier Horizontal

Video

Auxiiary Audio Illuminatlon Required: Minimum Illumination: Signal-to Noise Ratio: Horizontal Resolution (at

Registration: Detail / Aperture:

White Balance:

Black Encoder: Colour Bar: Electronic

Colour

Maximum

Switches:

Camera:

Camera

Viewfinder: Zoom

System:

Input:

Phase for

Output:

Input:

Output:

Balance:

Shutter:

Conversion Filters:

Cable

Length:

Adaptor:

Lens (14x Lens):

Gen-lock:

centre):

Middle

Index Three 771

625

Internal

PAL standard PAL Freely Adjustable

1,0

Y/C

1,0

(R/G/B, Y/PB(B-Y) / PR R/G/B

Y/PB/PR

Y/C/B

ENC

1,0

-20 2000 Lux at

0.5 63 dB 650 lines (Y signal) Hi 0 05% Horizontal and Automatic white white Automatic with Y, R-Y, B-Y Built-In full colour

1/120 s. synchro-scan. ELC 3200K, 26

Power, Whote VTR High / light CHROMA. Recording Time Reset. Electronic Back Light VTR Compatibility, Audio Level Selection. VTR Power Selection Tally ON / OFF Servo/lManual Auto Iris.

prism system (F. 1.

1/2" frame interline transfer (Horizontal) x 582 (Vertical) lines,

50

fields,

or

composlte

adjustable over 360º

V [p-p]

(S-VIDEO) Output:

0,7

V [p-p] Luminance level

(S-VIDEO connector)

0,3

V [p-p]

0,7

V [p-p] 75 Ohm. x

Y, 1,0 V [p-p] (Sync PB/PR

Y 0,7 C 0,3 B 0,7

PAL. 1,0

V [p-p] composite 75

dBm or

Iux at F1,4 with

(typical, luminance) without aperture correction,

Band

DTL

(entire plcture area, excluding lens)

balance, ATW

5600K with

pin Studio

Colour

Balance

Start/Stop. Check. Lens iris Selection. Detaill Level Selection.

Video

25

external

(gen-lock),

(VBS)

PAL

composite / 75 Ohm. x2

burst

level chrominance / 75 Ohm. x

NTSC

composite / 75 Ohm.x

0 525

V [p-p] / 75 Ohm.

V [p-p] Luminance level

V [p-p]

burst

V [p-p] / 75 Ohm. x

[p-p] composite / 75 Ohm.x 1

-60

dBm / unbalanced, switchable

F6.0.

3200K

Night

ON

vertical (2-line type)

balance

pulse

canceller

bar

1/250 s.

1/500 s.

6 25% ND,

Cable Max 300m

Bar/N.E.

Selection.

Comp.,

Scene File Selection. Page. Item.

Output

Selection 1, VTR Video

Zoom

Return

Selection, Servo Zoom

Video.

4)

(FIT)

super high sensitivy CCD's

frames

automatically switchable

signal or

black burst

(Y)

(R-Y),

Y/C/B. ENC. Switchable

1

each

0,3

V [p-p] 75 Ohm. x 1

level chrominance / 75 Ohm. x 1

1

Ohm.R

through

Eye

High

setting

(AWC

generator with time,

1/1000 s. 1/2000

5600K

/Camera

Selectoon. Hogh Gaon Selectoon.

Auto

White/Auto

Macro

VTR

signal

2 (BNC connector)

composite / 75 Ohm. x

1 (26

pin VTR/RCU connector)

(at

full colour

bar) x 1

(Y)

Composite 75 Ohm. x 1

26

pin VTR/RCU connector

(26 pin VT

mode,

more than 70%

wlth two memories)

date

s.

1/4000 s. 1/10000 s.

Black Set.

Earphone Out

Output

Control. Iris Control

Start/Stop

1 (S-VIDEO connector)

generator

Up.

Selection

1

each

R/RCU

connector)

output level

DNR HIGH

and PRESET,

and camera ID

Level Indicator Zone.

Shutter

On / Off.

Down

Selection.

2.

Selection

Controls:

Camera:

Camera

Adaptor:

Viewfinder:

Standard

Lens

(14x

Lens):

Lens iris:

Lens Mount: Lens Filter Size: Viewfinder:

Power Source:

Power Consumption:

Ambient Operating Temperature: Ambient Operating Humidity: Dimensions:

**Camera Head

**ENG

(Exclude

**Studio Configuration

(Exclude

Weight:

**Camera Head **ENG

(Exclude

**Studio Conflguration

(Exclude

Finish.

Dimensions Specifications

Only:

Conflguration:

the

Tripod Mounting

the

Tripod Mounting

only

Configuratlon

the

Tripod Mounting

the

Tripod Mounting

and

weights

are

subject to change without notice

Adaptor)

approximate

Total Pedestal. Earphone/lntercom Level Brightness. Contrast Peaking

1,4

auto iris

F1.4 (7,3 mm) Automatic or Bayonet mount 82 mm

1,5"

(1,3/8" safety zone. Date/Time 12 v DC, 5 (1) Battery (2) AC Adaptor (3)

External

(4)

VTR

(5)

Remote Control Unit

Camera Head: (12V DC)

ENG

Studio Configuration:

-10°C 30% - 90%

134 (W) x 244 5 (H) x 267 5-1/4"(W) 266 5 (W) x 283

9-9/16"(W)

161

(W)x521

7-1/8"

2,4 kg (5,3 lbs) 5,3

kg (11,6 lbs)

7,6 kg (16,7

Black

Lens

Iris.

servo con

rol zoom lens.

F1,6

(102mm)

manual

for 1/2" pickup

P=0,75 (wtth food).

actual

Image size) electronic

as

follows.

source

through

adaptor)

through

11,

4 W

(12V DC), 16 Ohm.

(12V

113°F)

(D)

(H) x

460 (D) mm

(D)mm

(H) x

20-7/8"

and zebra

DC), 25,6W

sources Pack

DC

(external AC

Conflguration:

+45ºC (C50ª F

x 9

-5/8"(H)x 11-3/16"(D)

x11-1/8"(H)x 18-1/8" (D)

(H)x531

(W)x20-1/2"

Ibs.)

painting (Munsell N1 or equivalent)

Audio (with AU-45H)

7,3 - 102 mm

device

72 mm

P=O,

75

vie

level indicator

4-pin

DC

connector

VTR/RCUconnector

(with AW-AD500AE.

(with AW-AD500AE. WV-VF42)

mm

(D)

with macro mode.

(wlth lens)

wfinder with characterdisplay

WV-VF42)

- 76 -C

- 77 -

SYSTEM A

ENG/EFP kit WV-S550A

1,5" viewfinder WF-VF42........................................................... 1 set

Microphone Holder WV-MH500........................

Tripod Mounting Adaptor WV-QT700....................................... 1 set

Carrying Case WV-CC500A............................. 1 set

CCESSORIES

1 set

MAIN OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES

Camera

Adaptor AC Adaptor/Charger Battery Adaptor Carrying

Case Computer Interface 1,5" Electronic Viewfinder

5"

Electronlc

Remote

Control

Remote

Control Box (RCB)

Adaptor

Viewfinder

Unlt (RCU)

AW-AD500AE/AW-AD500BSE

WV-BA71

WV-RC700A/WV-RC550

WV-PS34

(for AU-BP402)

WV-CC500A

WJ-PC500

WV-VF42

WVVF65B

WVCB7OOA

OTHER OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES

VTR Cable,

WV-CA26A14 (26P-14P)

WV-CA26A26 (26P-26P)

Joint Connector

WV-CA26T26

26/32 Conversion

WV-CA26T32

32/26 Conversion

WV-CA32T26

Studio

Cable:

WV-CA26U15 WV-CA26U30 WV-CA26U100 1

RCB Cable

WV-CA10B2 2 WV-CA10825 WV-CA10B50 50 m

Cable

15m

30 m

OO m

25 m

m

3m (10 ft) 3 m (10

ft)

Gun-type Electret Condenser Microphone Lens Control Kit Tripod Mounting Adaptor WV-QT700

RCU Rack Mount Frame WV-Q70 5" Viewfinder Shoulder Strap Microphone H

Bracket W-Q71

older WV-MH500

WM-L30

WV-LK35/WV-LK36

WV-QB70

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Panasonic AW-F575E User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual