Panasonic AW-PH650L operating Manual

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Before attempting to connect, operate or adjust this product,

please read these instructions completely.

Outdoor Pan/Tilt Head

AW-PH650L

FRANÇAIS DEUTSCH ENGLISHITALIANOESPAÑOL中 文

ENGLISH VERSION

Safety precautions

 DO NOT REMOVE PANEL COVERS BY

UNSCREWING.

To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove

the covers. No user serviceable parts inside.

Refer servicing to qualified service personnel.

WARNING:

• TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR SHOCK
HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS EQUIPMENT TO
RAIN OR MOISTURE.

• TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR SHOCK
HAZARD, KEEP THIS EQUIPMENT AWAY FROM
ALL LIQUIDS. USE AND STORE ONLY IN
LOCATIONS WHICH ARE NOT EXPOSED TO THE
RISK OF DRIPPING OR SPLASHING LIQUIDS,
AND DO NOT PLACE ANY LIQUID CONTAINERS
ON TOP OF THE EQUIPMENT.

WARNING:

TO PREVENT INJURY, THIS APPARATUS
MUST BE SECURELY ATTACHED TO THE
FLOOR/WALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS.

CAUTION:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR SHOCK
HAZARD AND ANNOYING INTERFERENCE, USE
THE RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES ONLY.

CAUTION:

In order to maintain adequate ventilation, do not
install or place this unit in a bookcase, built-in
cabinet or any other confined space. To prevent
risk of electric shock or fire hazard due to
overheating, ensure that curtains and any other
materials do not obstruct the ventilation.

Note:

The rating plate (serial number plate) is on the
bottom of the unit.

A warning that an apparatus with CLASS I construction
shall be connected to a MAINS socket outlet with a
protective earthing connection.

indicates safety information.

1 (E)

Information on Disposal for Users of Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment (private households)

This symbol on the products and/or accompanying documents means that used electrical and electronic
products should not be mixed with general household waste.
For proper treatment, recovery and recycling, please take these products to designated collection points, where
they will be accepted on a free of charge basis. Alternatively, in some countries you may be able to return your
products to your local retailer upon the purchase of an equivalent new product.
Disposing of this product correctly will help to save valuable resources and prevent any potential negative

effects on human health and the environment which could otherwise arise from inappropriate waste handling.
Please contact your local authority for further details of your nearest designated collection point.
Penalties may be applicable for incorrect disposal of this waste, in accordance with national legislation.

For business users in the European Union

If you wish to discard electrical and electronic equipment, please contact your dealer or supplier for further information.

Information on Disposal in other Countries outside the European Union

This symbol is only valid in the European Union.
If you wish to discard this product, please contact your local authorities or dealer and ask for the correct method of disposal.

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2 (E)

Contents

Introduction ....................................................................... 3

Accessories ...................................................................... 3

Precautions for use

Installation precautions ................................................... 4

Mounting (Pan

Precautions for installation .............................................. 5

How to install ................................................................... 5

Mounting (AC adapter) ..................................................... 6

Precautions for installation .............................................. 6

How to install ................................................................... 6

Parts and their functions

Main unit (Pan/tilt head) .................................................. 8

Housing unit

AC adapter unit ............................................................. 10

Supplied cable unit ........................................................ 11

Installation ....................................................................... 13

Installing the housing mount frame ............................... 13

Cable compensation circuit settings
CPU circuit board switch settings
How to install the camera

.......................................................... 3

/tilt head) ................................................... 5

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.................................. 15

.............................................. 16

Introduction

 This fitted type of outdoor pan/tilt head can be rotated

upward by 50 degrees, downward to 95 degrees and
horizontally by 320 degrees.

 Equipment such as a camera and lens with a total weight

of 10 kg can be mounted on the unit. (excluding housing)

 The shooting positions and settings for up to 50 positions

can be registered as preset memory data.

How to install the housing ............................................. 23

Connections .................................................................... 24

Concerning the connectors inside the housing ............. 24

Connecting the cameras and housing ........................... 25

Precautions when controlling the AK-HC1500G from the AW-CB400

Connections with AC adapter ........................................ 28

Example of connections when using a convertible camera
Example of connections when using a multi purpose camera

Limiters

Setting the limiters

Releasing the limiters .................................................... 32

Setting the limiter again ................................................. 32

Replacement of consumable parts

Appearance ..................................................................... 35

Main unit
Housing unit
AC adapter uni

Cable specifications

Specifications ................................................................. 41

 The unit’s housing comes with a wiper and defroster.
 The unit’s internal temperature is controlled by a heater

 The unit meets the IPX4 water-proofing protection

............................................................................ 31

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t ............................................................. 37

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and ventilating fan.

standard.

... 28

... 29
... 30

Accessories

Main unit (AW-PH650 U02) .............................................. 1

Outdoor camera housing (AW-PH650 U03) ................... 1

AC adapter (AW-PH650 U01) ...........................................

Power cable

Multi cable (10 m) (VEEB0133) ....................................... 1

Camera cable (40 cm) each ............................................ 1

Convertible camera cable

AK-HC900 series cable (VEEB0177) ............................ 1

AK-HC1500 cable (VEEB0178) ..................................... 1

(30 m) (VEEB0152) ..................................... 1

(VEEB0176) ....................... 1

Precautions for use

The AW-PH650 uses a manganese dioxide-lithium battery
(CR2032).
Before discarding the pan/tilt head or its printed circuit
boards, be absolutely sure to remove the battery.
Be absolutely sure to dispose of the removed battery
in accordance with the applicable domestic laws and
regulations.
Do not throw out the battery along with the general
household garbage.
For the procedure to remove the battery, refer to the section
on replacing the battery in “Replacement of consumable
parts” (page 33).

1

Lens holder, string and set of screws ........................... 1

Camera mounting spacer and set of screws ................ 1

Pole mounting plate and set of screws
Set of Allen keys

Housing mount frame ..................................................... 1

Filter .................................................................................. 1

Set of cable ties

•

For details on the cables, refer to page 11 and following.

.............................................................. 1

............................................................... 1

......................... 1

Lithium battery

3 (E)

Installation precautions

 Do not install this unit by suspending it, and do not install

it on its side.

 While factoring in the weights of the unit and the load that

the unit will bear, select an installation location which is
conducive to fastening the unit securely and which is level
and without unevenness. Fasten the unit securely so that
it will not shake or be rickety when it is at rest or being
rotated. Failure to secure the unit properly or looseness
of the bolts may cause the product to fall off or fall down,
possibly resulting in an accident.

 Bolts for installing the unit are not provided with the unit.

Select bolts which are sufficiently strong and made of a
material capable of with standing outdoor use.

 The maximum load which the unit can bear is 10 kg

(excluding the housing).
The unit cannot be used with a load in excess of 10 kg.

 Upon completion of the pan/tilt head’s installation, mount

the housing. To prevent looseness in the places where
the unit is mounted, be absolutely sure to use parts such
as flat washers and spring washers for its installation.

 The power must be off while the installation or connection

work is underway.

 Do not set the power switch of the AC adapter to ON until

after checking that no mistakes have been made upon
completion of all the installation and connection work.

 A ventilating fan is provided inside the housing. The fan

can be controlled using the H/F button on the controller
but it should normally be left at ON. Furthermore, do
not block it or obstruct the ventilation while the unit is
operating. Otherwise, heat will build up inside, possibly
causing a fire. The ventilating fan is a consumable: as
a general rule, replace it after about 40,000 hours of
operation. (Be absolutely sure to ask your dealer to
replace the fan.)

 Steps to be taken prior to installation
The AW-PH650 has function selector switches on its

main unit (pan/tilt head) and housing.
Since it may prove difficult to change the positions
of these switches after installation, refer to

 cable
compensation circuit settings (page 14),  CPU circuit
board switch settings (page 15) and

 settings of
the camera control selector switch inside the housing
(page 24) prior to installation.
Then set the switches to the positions that correspond to
the operating conditions.

 Be absolutely sure to use water-proof connecting cables.

 Do not install the unit where the temperature will drop

below –20°C or rise above 45°C since operation will
become unstable under these temperature conditions.

 Be absolutely sure to use the AC adapter provided

with the unit as the power source of the pan/tilt head.
(Batteries or other power supplies cannot be used.)

 The cable for connecting the power supply to the

AC adapter is locally purchased. Read the operating
instructions, and heed all the safety precautions to
connect the cable.

 Do not turn the rotating part of the pan/tilt head by hand.

If it is dropped or subjected to strong impact, it may fail or
malfunction.

 Install the unit and set a travel range (limiters) to ensure

that it will not come into contact with any objects in the
vicinity when the unit including the housing has swiveled.

 Do not operate the controls on the pan/tilt head under

any circumstances while installation or other work is
underway.
Before checking the pan/tilt head’s operation and before
actually using it, check that nobody is within the range of
its rotation.

 Do not install the unit in a kitchen or other location where

there is a lot of oil or grease.

 Check the following accessories supplied.

Product QTY Specification

1 Power cable 1 Approx. 30 m
2 Multi cable 1 Approx. 10 m
3 Camera cable 1 For convertible camera
4 Camera cable 1 For AK-HC900 series
5 Camera cable 1 For AK-HC1500
6 Lens holder 1 For a large lens
7 Screws for lens holder 2 For M5 and M6
8 Washers for lens holder 2 ø6

9 String 1 Approx. 85 cm
10 Camera mounting spacer 1
11

Screws for camera mounting spacer

12

Washers for camera mounting spacer
13 Positioning screw 1 M5, length: 8 mm
14 Pole mounting plate (AC adapter) 1
15 Screws for pole mounting plate 4 M8, length: 14 mm
16 Washers for pole mounting plate 8 ø8
17 Allen keys 3 For M5, M6 and M8
18 Housing mount frame 1
19 Screws for housing mount frame 4 M5, length: 30 mm
20 Washers for housing mount frame 8 ø5
21 Filter 1
22 Cable ties 5 Approx. 100 mm

4 1/4", length: 13 mm
4 ø6

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4 (E)

Mounting (Pan/tilt head)

Precautions for installation

 Do not install this unit by suspending it, and do not install

it on its side.

 Using the four pan/tilt head mounting holes, fasten the

unit securely with bolts which are long enough.

The mounting holes have a diameter of 10 mm. Use

sufficiently long bolts with an 8 mm diameter. Do not use
bolts with a diameter smaller than 8 mm. Use hexagon
head bolts or hexagon socket head bolts, for instance,
which can be tightened up securely using a tool and
which are made of a material and with a finish that will
withstand outdoor use.

 Be absolutely sure to use parts such as flat washers or

spring washers together with the bolts to prevent the bolts
from coming loose.

How to install

 Attach one end of the anti-fall wire to the mounting hole,

and secure the other end to the mounting base or other
sturdy place.
The diameter of the hole where the anti-fall wire is
attached is 6.5 mm. Attach the wire using the anti-fall
wire mounting bolts with a 6 mm diameter and a length of
16 mm, flat washers, spring washers and nuts.

Ensure that the anti-fall wire is strong enough to bear the

weight of the entire pan/tilt head (head, housing, camera
and cable).

<Dimensions of area where unit is mounted>

The diameter of the four pan/tilt
head mounting holes are 10 mm.

15 mm

Mounting bolts

Mounting area

Mounting base

160 mm

15 mm

Anti-fall wire bolt Anti-fall wire

190 mm

15 mm

140 mm

15 mm

170 mm

5 (E)

Mounting (AC adapter)

Precautions for installation

 Be sure to use water-proof connecting cables.

 Be sure to keep AC power switched off during installation and connection.

 Before pressing the power switch on, make sure that all parts, including the housing and pan/tilt head, have been installed

and connected completely and free of errors.

 Do not install the AC adapter at a cold place [below –20°C] or a hot place [over 45°C] because extremely low or high

temperature will cause operation instability.

How to install



Fasten the pole mounting plate (supplied) and the belt (to be locally purchased) on the back of the AC adapter with the four bolts,
flat washers and spring washers (For M8: supplied).

Pole mounting plate

Belt [width: 45 mm or less]

Spring washers

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Flat washers

 Fasten the AC adapter to the pole using the pole mounting plate and the belt.

121 mm 200 mm

Pole

ø200 mm

146 mm

Bolts (4 pcs.)

280 mm

98 mm 62 mm

6 (E)

Mounting (AC adapter)

 Connect the cables. (Refer to the “Connections”.)

Make the distance between the AC adapter and pan/tilt head less than the length (30 m) of the power cable supplied.

Pan/tilt head

Ventilation opening

AC power input

Pole mounting plate

7 (E)

Parts and their functions

Main unit (Pan/tilt head)

 



  



 Main unit cover

The sunshade cover and main unit cover must be
removed when the cable compensation circuit or landing
characteristics are to be changed.

 Grip

Used in carrying, installing, or lifting the pan/tilt head.

 Sunshade cover

This cover protects the pan/tilt head from direct exposure
to sunlight.

 Rotary arm

Mount the housing after having installed the housing
mount frame.

 I/F connector

Connect this to the I/F connector of the camera housing.

 





 

 Option connector [OPTION]

The control signals of the controller’s OPTION button are
output from this connector.
Be absolutely sure to use a water-proof cable.
The compatible connector is the R28-P8M4.8 made by
Tajimi Electronics Co., Ltd.
A filter (supplied) must be
installed around the cable.
Install it at a distance within
30 mm from the connector.
Waterproof the filter using
tape or tube, for instance.



 Service connector

( View of connector as seen

from the cable)

OPTION







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GND





 Anti-fall wire bolt

This bolt fastens the anti-fall wire which prevents the
pan/tilt head from falling from its installed position.

 Pan/tilt head mounting holes (4)

These holes are used to install and secure the pan/tilt
head.

 Multi connector [MULTI]

The supplied multi cable is connected here.

 Coaxial connector [SDI OUT]

This is used for outputting the SDI or other signals which
have been input from



.

Within 30 mm
from connector

 Power connector [POWER]

The supplied power cable is connected here.

 Grounding bolt

This bolt is used to connect the wire for system grounding
(frame grounding bolt).

 Coaxial connector [SDI IN]

When an SDI card is installed in the camera, this
connector is connected to the SDI signal output
connector.

8 (E)

Cable

Filter

Parts and their functions

Housing unit

  

 







<The inside of housing>

 

 

 

 Camera housing control board

Connect the supplied camera cable.

 Air filter

Air is taken in through the air filter. Replace it when it is
clogged up.
( Whenever the air filter needs replacement, ask the store

where you purchased the product to do the job.)

 Top cover open/close bolts (2)

Loosen using the supplied Allen key, open the top cover.

 Heater

When the controller’s H/F switch is at ON, the heater will
come on whenever the temperature inside the camera
housing drops.

 Ventilating fan

When the controller’s H/F switch is at ON, the fan will
come on whenever the temperature inside the camera
housing rises.
Depending on the temperature, the fan operates at the
high or low setting.
Use the switch at the ON setting because a high
camera temperature will adversely affect the camera’s
performance.

 Grip

Used to carry the camera housing.

 I/F connector

Connect this to the I/F connector on the main unit.

 Wiper blade

Replace the wiper blade when it can no longer wipe off
waterdrops well.
How to replace it: Raise the blade at the centre, pull it up

and off, and fit a new blade in its place.
After replacing the blade, check that the
two rods holding the wiper blade are
parallel to the glass surface.
( Whenever the wiper blade needs

replacement, ask the store where you
purchased the product to do the job.)

 Wiper unit

Used to wipe off waterdrops during or after a rain. The
wiper operates when the WIP switch on the controller is
pressed on.

 Defroster

The anti-fogging heater is vapor-deposited. It turns on
when the controller’s DEF switch is set to ON, and it is
turned off by the thermo switch when the temperature
rises above the rating.

 Housing mounting rails

Align the rails with the housing mount frame which is
installed on the rotary arm of the main unit, and slide the
housing along the rails.

 Housing mounting screw holes (2)

Use these holes to secure the housing using the housing
securing bolts provided with the housing mount frame
which has been installed on the rotary arm of the main
unit.

9 (E)

Parts and their functions

AC adapter unit

 







<The inside of AC adapter>





 

 

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 DC power unit

This unit supplies a DC output of 15 V, 10 A (maximum)
when an AC input of 220 to 240 V is supplied.

 Power switch [POWER ON/OFF]

This switch is used to supply AC power to the DC power
unit. Keep the switch in the ON position during use.

 Fuse holder/fuse

A fuse for protecting the DC power unit is in the fuse
holder. A burnt fuse may be caused by a DC power
unit defect. In such a case, consult the store where you
purchased it.

 Power LED

This lights up red when the power switch  is at ON.
This is off when the power switch



is at OFF.

 Cover fastening screws (2)

To ensure safety, be absolutely sure to tighten up these
screws and close the cover upon completion of the
installation work.

 Cover

Loosen the two cover fastening screws  and open the
cover to proceed with the connections. When closing the
cover, first close the cover, and then be absolutely sure to
tighten up the two fastening screws.
Since malfunctions or other trouble may result if the
screws are not tightened enough, be absolutely sure to
use a screwdriver to tighten them up.

 AC power input terminal board

This terminal board is for connecting AC input power.
(AC 220 to 240 V, 50 Hz, 120 W)

 AC adapter mounting screw holes (4)

Attach the supplied pole mounting plate to these screw
holes when the AC adapter is to be mounted on a pole or
other support.

 DC output connector [DC15 V OUT]

Connect this connector to the [POWER] connector on the
main unit using the supplied power cable.

 Ventilation opening
 AC power input cable [AC IN]

This is the AC power input cable. It is held in place by the
fixed bushing.

10 (E)

Parts and their functions

Supplied cable unit

<Multi cable> (VEEB0133)

















 24P round water-proof plug (male)

Connect this to the multi connector [MULTI] on the main
unit.

 RJ-45 modular plug

Connect this to pan/tilt head controller.
It can be extended up to 1000 m.
To extend the connection, use a relay adapter purchased
on the market and use a 10BASE-T straight cable (UTP
category 5) for the extension.

 VIDEO OUT BNC jack

This is the output connector for the camera’s video
signals.
Use a BNC coaxial cable for the connecting cable.

 Y OUT BNC jack

This is the output connector for the camera’s video
signals.
Use a BNC coaxial cable for the connecting cable.

 Pr OUT BNC jack

This is the output connector for the camera’s video
signals.
Use a BNC coaxial cable for the connecting cable.

 Pb OUT BNC jack

This is the output connector for the camera’s video
signals.
Use a BNC coaxial cable for the connecting cable.

 G/L IN BNC jack

This is the gen-lock signal input jack.
Use a BNC coaxial cable for the connecting cable.

 D-SUB 15P connector (male)

Connect the controller used for the multi purpose camera
to this connector. When connecting it directly, remove the
stud prior to use.

Pin No. Signal name

1 – – –

9 – – –

2 – – –

10 – – –

3 – – –

11 – – –

4 – – –

12 GND

5 – – –

13 TXD (C)

6 – – –

14 RXD (H)

7 TXD (H)

15 RXD (C)

8 – – –

11 (E)

Parts and their functions

<Power cable> (VEEB0152)



 7P round water-proof plug (female)

Connect this to the power connector [POWER] on the
main unit.

<Convertible camera cable> (VEEB0176)



 26P connector (male)

Connect this to the CAMERA I/F connector [CAMERA
I/F] on the housing.

 7P round water-proof plug (male)

Connect this to the DC output connector [DC 15V OUT]
on the AC adapter.



 50P connector (male)

Connect this to the CAMERA I/F connector [CAMERA
I/F] on the convertible camera.



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<AK-HC900 series cable> (VEEB0177)

 

 26P connector (male)

Connect this to the CAMERA I/F connector [CAMERA
I/F] on the housing.

<AK-HC1500 cable> (VEEB0178)



 26P connector (male)

Connect this to the CAMERA I/F connector [CAMERA
I/F] on the housing.

 D-SUB 15P connector (female)

Connect this to the I/F connector [CAMERA I/F] on the
AK-HC900 series.



 High-density D-SUB 15P connector (male)

Connect this to the I/F connector [I/F] on the AK-HC1500.

12 (E)

Installation

Installing the housing mount frame

Attach the housing mount frame (supplied) to the rotary arm of the main unit.

 Attach the housing mount frame to the rotary arm as shown in the figure below.

The screws must be installed together with the flat washers and spring washers (supplied).

 Using the supplied Allen key, install the frame securely to prevent looseness in the four places where the screws are used.

Rotary arm

Housing mount frame

Allen key

<Housing mount frame installed on rotary arm>

13 (E)

Installation

Cable compensation circuit settings

When the pan/tilt head and controller have been connected, the maximum allowable length of the connecting cables is 1000 m
for the 10BASE-T straight cable (UTP category 5) and coaxial cable (BBC No.PSF1/2M, BELDEN 8281). However, when using
the cables beyond a distance of 500 m, set the cable compensation circuit to ON by following the steps. (The factory setting is
OFF.)

 Remove the five screws used to attach the sunshade cover to keep direct sunlight off the unit, and remove this cover.
 Remove the five screws used to attach the pan/tilt head main unit cover, and remove this cover.
 Set the SW1 on the internal COMP circuit board to ON.
 Return the main unit cover and sunshade cover to their original positions, and use the mounting screws to fasten them

securely.

Main unit coverSunshade cover

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<COMP circuit board>

The selector switch

COMP circuit board

Set to ON.

When sending HD analogue component signals using the AK-HC910, set SW2 and SW3 to HD.
At this switch setting, the cable compensation circuit will not work even if SW1 is set to ON so set SW1 to OFF.

14 (E)

Installation

CPU circuit board switch settings

Set switches SW1, SW2 and SW3 on the CPU circuit board as follows.

SW2

SW1

SW3

 SW1 (Selector switch for landing characteristics)

For a soft landing: Set SW1 to the left position (RP501). (Factory setting)

For an exact landing: Set SW1 to the right position (RP605).
 SW2

Do not change the position of this switch. Continue to use it at the DESK TOP position.

 SW3

Do not change the position of this switch. Continue to use it at the RS-422 position.

• Before setting these switches, be absolutely sure to turn off the power of the AC adapter connected to the pan/tilt head.

• The switch settings are not changed simply by changing the position of the switches.
After changing the position of a switch, turn the power off and then back on to actually change the setting of that switch.

15 (E)

Installation

How to install the camera

 Loosen the bolts for opening and closing the top cover,

and open the top cover.

 Remove the camera mount.

Loosen the top cover open/close bolts

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 Install the camera on the camera mount.

The support arm completely enters
the groove.

 Open the top cover until the support arm completely

enters the groove. Bear in mind that it will not be possible
to lock the top cover if the arm is not completely in.

 For details on how to install the camera and mount, refer

to the instructions on the following pages.

16 (E)

Installation

<

When the AW-E350 or AW-E650 camera is used



 Use the 2 screws

the mounting adapter
the top panel of the camera.

 Attach the positioning screw

mounting spacer

 Use the 2 screws

mounting spacer  to the mounting adapter  (supplied
with camera) on the top panel of the camera.

 Attach the camera mount



spacer
spring washers
( Make sure that the two sides of the camera mount are

higher than the central area that is attached.)

 Attach the lens to the camera.

Remove the lens hood and zoom lever.

using the 2 screws , flat washers

supplied with the camera to attach



(supplied with the camera) to



(supplied) to the camera



.



(supplied) to attach the camera



to the camera mounting



(supplied).



and

>

<

When the AW-E750 or AW-E860 camera is used



 Attach the positioning screw

mounting spacer .



 Use the 2 screws

mounting spacer
top panel of the camera.

 Attach the camera mount



spacer
spring washers
( Make sure that the two sides of the camera mount are

higher than the central area that is attached.)

 Attach the lens to the camera.

Remove the lens hood and zoom lever.

using the 2 screws , flat washers

(supplied) to attach the camera



to the fan mounting seat



(supplied).

(supplied) to the camera





to the camera mounting



on the

and

>





































The camera mount in the opposite direction from when the AW-E655 is used as the camera.

To ensure that none of the screws are loose, use a tool to tighten them up securely.

17 (E)

Installation

<When the AW-E655 camera is used>



 Attach the positioning screw

mounting spacer .



 Use the 2 screws

mounting spacer
top panel of the camera.

 Attach the camera mount



spacer
spring washers
( Make sure that the two sides of the camera mount are

lower than the central area that is attached.)

 Attach the lens to the camera.

Remove the lens hood and zoom lever.

using the 2 screws , flat washers

(supplied) to attach the camera



to the fan mounting seat



(supplied).









(supplied) to the camera





to the camera mounting











on the

and

<When the AK-HC910 camera is used>

 Attach the 1 positioning screw  (supplied) to the

camera mount

 Attach the camera mount

on the top panel of the camera using the 1 screw
washer
(The camera mount points toward the front or back in
the opposite way from a convertible camera. For pointing
upward or downward, make sure that the two sides of
the camera mount are lower than the central area that is
attached.)

 Attach the lens to the camera.

Remove the lens hood and zoom lever.



.



and spring washer









to the fan mounting part



(supplied).











, flat

ENGLISH

The camera mount in the opposite direction from when the AW-E750 or AW-E860 is used as the camera.

To ensure that none of the screws are loose, use a tool to tighten them up securely.

18 (E)

Installation

<When the AK-HC1500 camera is used>



 Attach the positioning screw

mount .

 Attach the camera mount

washers
(The camera mount points toward the front or back in
the opposite way from a convertible camera. For pointing
upward or downward, make sure that the two sides of the
camera mount are higher — which is the opposite from
when the AK-HC910 is used — than the central area that
is attached.)

 Attach the lens to the camera.

Remove the lens hood and zoom lever.



and spring washers

(supplied) to the camera



using the 2 screws



(supplied).



, flat





 



The camera mount in the opposite direction

from when the AK-HC910 is used as the

camera.

To ensure that none of the screws are loose,

use a tool to tighten them up securely.

19 (E)

Installation

<When a regular lens is used>

 Sandwich the housing’s support rib between the camera

mount and plate nut of the camera on which the camera
mount has been installed, and provisionally secure it
using the camera mount screws.

 Connect the camera with the lens to the interior of the

housing using the cable.

 Upon completion of the connection, loosen the camera

mount screws, and move the entire camera so that the
front of the camera lens comes as close as possible to
the inside surface of the glass. Bear in mind the following
points.

(1) Set to a position where the lens and glass will not

come into contact when the lens is maximally zoomed
out.

(2) Check that the inside surface of the glass and lens

glass surface are more or less parallel with each
other and that the thermostat sensor and lens do not
touch.

 Upon completion of all the settings, move the plate nut

in the directions of the arrows, sandwich the housing’s
support rib tightly between the plate nut and camera
mount, and securely tighten up the 4 screws for installing
the camera mount.

 Close the top cover, and tighten the two bolts for opening

and closing the top cover securely.

A portable lens (grip equipped type) cannot be used.

Camera mount

Housing’s
support rib

Move the plate nut
in these directions.

screws

Plate nut

Camera mount

ENGLISH

20 (E)

Thermostat sensor

Installation

<When a large lens is used>

A large lens can be attached to the AK-HC910 or
AK-HC1500, and stowed inside the housing for use.
In a case like this, attach it by following the steps below.

Use any of the large lenses listed below.
HA42 × 13.5 BERD or A42 × 13.5 BERD made by

Fujinon Corporation

HJ40 × 14B IASD-V or J35e × 15B IASD made by Canon

Inc.

No other lenses can be used.

 How to attach the lens
 Remove the lens hood and zoom lever of the large lens.

Zoom lever

Lens hood

 Place the assembly of the camera mount, camera and

large lens inside the housing from the front edge of the
lens.

Hook a piece of string (supplied) around the lens barrel,

and stow the assembly inside the housing. At this point,
with the assembly tilted at an angle of around 45 degrees
() as shown in the figure below, position the entire
lens motor drive area at the front right inside the inner
wall of the housing and the lens holder in front of the I/F
connector, and insert it diagonally with the front end of
the lens first.
After stowing the lens unit, return the tilted camera to its
original angle (

), place the camera mount up against
the support ribs on both sides of the housing, and fit
these areas between the plate nut and mount.

String

Lens holder



Lens motor
drive area

 Attach the lens holder (supplied) to the lens supporter

mounting screw on the bottom of the lens.

Lens holder

Lens supporter
mounting screw

Washers

Mounting screw

Allen key

M6 mounting screws (supplied) are used for a Fujinon
lens; M5 mounting screws (supplied) are used for a
Canon lens.

 Fit the camera and lens together.
Mount the camera mount on the top panel of the camera.

For details on how to mount it, refer to the section on how
to mount the cameras and mount.

 Connect the supplied camera cable to the I/F REMOTE

connector at the back of the camera.



Camera mount
support ribs

Camera mount screws

I/F connector area
of the housing

Lens holder
( Insert this in

front of the I/F
connector.)

In order to make it easier to connect the cable after
stowing the lens unit, the cable must be connected
here when a large lens is to be used.

Camera mount Lens motor drive area

21 (E)

Installation

 Check whether the “ ”-shaped part of the lens holder

attached to the bottom of the lens is inside the elongated
hole of the metal bracket inside the housing. If it is not
inside, lift the lens slightly, and put it back again.

Lens holder

“ ”-shaped part
of lens holder

Metal bracket

Also visually check from the front of the housing whether

the centres of the lens and camera are aligned. If they
deviate significantly, turn the lens up/down position
adjustment screw on the lens holder to move the
lens position up or down. (When the screw is turned
clockwise, the lens position moves up; conversely, when it
is turned counterclockwise, it moves down.)

Lens up/down
position
adjustment screw

Downward

Lens holder

Upward

ENGLISH

Check the
front panel
through the
glass.

Check whether the centre of the
lens and centre of the glass are
aligned.

 Connect the camera with the lens to the interior of the

housing using the cable.
(Refer to the section on the connections.)

 Bring the front edge of the lens and inside of the glass

as close together as possible. Bear in mind the following
points.

(1) Set to a position where the lens and glass will not

come into contact when the lens is maximally zoomed
out.

(2) Check that the inside surface of the glass and lens

glass surface are more or less parallel with each
other and that the thermostat sensor and lens do not
touch.

 Upon completion of all the settings, securely tighten up

the 4 camera mount screws.

 Close the top cover, and tighten the two bolts for opening

and closing the top cover securely.

Thermostat sensor

Check that the “
of the lens holder is fitted into the
metal bracket.

” -shaped part

22 (E)

Installation

How to install the housing

 Align the mounting rails () on the bottom of the housing with the housing mount frame () on the main unit, and fit the

housing onto the side of the main unit.

Move the housing to the rear, and push the I/F connector (

connector (
arrow (up), and plug the connector all the way in.

 In order to prevent the housing from falling, the housing which has been placed on top of the housing mount

frame must be immediately inserted all the way into the
If the housing is not inserted all the way in, it may become dislodged or fall down.

 Provisionally secure by hand the 2 housing securing bolts () of the housing mount frame () from the bottom surface, and

use the supplied Allen key to tighten them up to secure the housing.

 If these bolts are not tightened up enough, the housing may become dislodged or fall down and it may not be

possible to ensure the prescribed operations and performance. Therefore, tighten up both bolts securely.



) on the main unit. Also move the lock lever () on the bottom of the housing mount frame in the direction of the



) on the housing in the direction of the arrow into the I/F

I/F connector on the main unit by operating the lock lever.












One of the housing securing bolts
is sticking out: Before tightening

None of the housing securing bolts
are sticking out: After tightening



23 (E)

Tighten up
using the
Allen key
supplied.

Connections

Concerning the connectors inside the housing

The connectors shown in the figure below are provided inside the housing.
Check the connection instructions for each of the cameras concerned, and connect them.

 

 

ENGLISH



 LENS I/F (1) connector

This is provided for controlling the zooming and focusing
of the motorized lens unit. Connect the remote (zoom/
focus) control cable of the motorized lens unit to this
connector.

 ND/EXT connector

This is provided for controlling the ND filter or lens
extender of the motorized lens unit. Connect it when
using a motorized lens unit with an ND filter or lens
extender function.

 LENS I/F (2) connector

Connect this when using a Canon IAS lens, WAS lens or
VAS lens or a Fujinon RD lens.

Check that the lens can be stowed inside the housing,
because some lenses cannot be stowed according to
the position of the connector on the bottom the lens.

 LENS I/F (2) control selector switch

[Shipment setting: Fujinon]

Set the LENS I/F (2) control selector switch to the
position that corresponds to the lens used.

Fujinon: RD lens made by Fujinon
Canon: IAS lens, WAS lens or VAS lens made by

Canon

 CAMERA I/F connector

This is provided for controlling a camera. Connect it to
the camera REMOTE connector using the camera cable
supplied with the AW-PH650.

 Camera control selector switch

[Shipment setting: HRP]

Camera Switch setting

Convertible camera

AK-HC900 series

Control exercised

AK-HC1500

• Use this switch at the HRP setting when using a
convertible camera. It cannot be controlled from the
AK-HRP150. Use a camera controller for a convertible
camera.

• Similarly, use the switch at the HRP setting when using
the AK-HC900 series. It cannot be controlled from the
AW-CB400. Use the AK-HRP150.

• When using the AK-HC1500, there is a need to select

the switch using the camera controller used.
Set the switch to the HRP setting when exercising
control from the AK-HRP150 or at the CB400 setting
when exercising control from the AW-CB400.

from HRP150

HRP CB400

HRP
HRP

Control exercised

from CB400

24 (E)

Connections

Connecting the cameras and housing

1. Connections with a convertible camera

 Use the supplied camera cable for these connections.
 Provide a coaxial cable [approx. 1 m long]. (Size: 3C-FB or equivalent)
 Upon completion of the connections, bundle the routed cables together using the cable ties (supplied), making sure that the

cables will not be placed near a heater or fan.

Connect the cable for the convertible camera
to the CAMERA I/F connector.

Connect the ZOOM/FOCUS cable from the lens
to the LENS I/F (1) connector.

Connect the cable (long cable)
from the lens here.

Coaxial cable

To SDI IN
connector
of housing

To lens

I/F REMOTE connector

Connect the lens cable here
(IRIS).

Connect the coaxial cable

AW-E750
AW-E860

AW-E650
AW-E350

When SDI signals are to be output, the SDI card must be installed in the camera.

here (SDI OUT).

AW-E655

25 (E)

Lens cable

Connect this to the I/F REMOTE
connector on the camera.

Connections

BRE AK ER

ZOO M/

FOC U

S

SDI O UT

1

2

I ⁄ F

2. Connections with the AK-HC910 series

In order to facilitate the connection procedure, stow the camera after connecting its I/F REMOTE connector.
(Particularly when using a large lens, this connector must be connected before the camera is stowed.)

 Use the supplied camera cable for these connections.
 Provide a coaxial cable [approx. 1 m long]. (Size: 3C-FB or equivalent)
 Upon completion of the connections, bundle the routed cables together using the cable ties (supplied), making sure that the

cables will not be placed near a heater or fan.

ENGLISH

Connect the cable for the AK-HC910
to the CAMERA I/F connector.

Connect the ZOOM/FOCUS cable from the
lens to the LENS I/F (1) connector.

Connect the cable (long cable)
from the lens here.

Coaxial cable

To SDI IN
connector
of housing

Connect the lens cable here (IRIS
of the front of a camera).

AK-HC910

26 (E)

Connect this to the I/F REMOTE
connector on the camera.

Connect the
coaxial cable
here (SDI OUT).

I/F REMOTE
connector

Connections

3. Connections with the AK-HC1500

In order to facilitate the connection procedure, stow the camera after connecting its I/F REMOTE connector.
(Particularly when using a large lens, this connector must be connected before the camera is stowed.)

 Use the supplied camera cable for these connections.
 Provide a coaxial cable [approx. 1 m long]. (Size: 3C-FB or equivalent)
 Upon completion of the connections, bundle the routed cables together using the cable ties (supplied), making sure that the

cables will not be placed near a heater or fan.

Connect the cable for the AK-HC1500 to
the CAMERA I/F connector.

Connect the ZOOM/FOCUS cable from the
lens to the LENS I/F (1) connector.

Connect the cable (long cable)
from the lens here.

Coaxial cable

To SDI IN
connector
of housing

To lens

Connect the
coaxial cable
here (SDI OUT).

AK-HC1500

27 (E)

Lens cable

Connect this to the I/F REMOTE
connector on the camera.

Connect the
lens cable
here (IRIS).

I/F REMOTE
connector

Connections

 Precautions when controlling the

AK-HC1500 from the AW-CB400

The AK-HC1500 supports the AK-HRP150 protocol and
AW-CB400 protocol, and it is the AK-HRP150 protocol
which was set before the AK-HC1500 was shipped from the
factory.
When controlling the AK-HC1500 using the AW-CB400,
follow the steps below to change the protocol setting of
AK-HC1500 from AK-HRP150 to AW-CB400.

 When changing the protocol before installation

Refer to the operating instructions of the AK-HC1500,

and change the protocol.

 When changing the protocol after installation

 Proceed with the installation following the steps given

in the section entitled “Installation”.

 Loosen the two top cover open/close bolts of the

camera housing, and open the top cover.

 Set the power switch of the AC adapter to ON.
 When the power of the AK-HC1500 has been

turned on, refer to the operating instructions of the
AK-HC1500, and change the protocol. (Change the
PROTOCOL setting on the SETTING menu to “4”.)

 Set the power switch of the AC adapter to OFF.

Connections with AC adapter

 Disconnect the AC power cable which was already

attached.

 The cable used is purchased locally. Purchase a water-

proof cable designed to be used outdoors.

 Use a cable which has a high enough capacity (AC 220

to 240 V, 2 A or more).

 Pass the cable through the rubber bushing for the AC

power input cable, and tighten it securely so that rain
water or drops of water will not seep inside.
[Thickness of compatible cable: 6.5 mm to 8.5 mm
diameter]

 Attach the power line (N, L) to the terminal block.

 Attach the ground line (FG) to the grounding screw ( ).

ENGLISH

DC 15 V
OUT

Rubber bushing

AC IN

FG
N

L
AC power
input cable

28 (E)

Connections

Example of connections when using a convertible camera

Multi function controller

AW-RP655

MULTI

Cable compensation unit
AW-RC400

10BASE-T (UTP category 5)
straight cable

10BASE-T (UTP category 5)
straight cable

RJ-45 relay adapter

AC adapter
AW-PS505A

AC adapter
AW-PS505A

D-SUB
15-pin

V or Y

Pb

G/L

Pr

SDI
OUT

POWER

Outdoor pan/tilt head
AW-PH650

To be locally
purchased

The AW-RP555 can also be used as the controller.

Monitor

29 (E)

Connections

Example of connections when using a multi purpose camera

Camera controller

AK-HRP150/AK-HRP900

Multi function controller

AW-RP655

RJ-45 relay adapter

D-SUB
15-pin

Pr

Y

SDI
OUT

MULTI

POWER

ENGLISH

Outdoor
pan/tilt head
AW-PH650

10BASE-T (UTP category 5)
straight cable

AC adapter
AW-PS505A

Pb

G/L input

To be locally
purchased

Monitor

 Precautions when using the AK-HC910

The AK-HC910 is capable of outputting HD-SDI signals and Y/PB/PR signals, but when the Y/PB/PR signals are used as the

main line, do not connect any signals to the SDI IN/OUT connector.
Connect signals to the SDI OUT connector only when using HD-SDI signals as the main line.

<Concerning iris control>

Iris operation AW-RP655 AK-HRP150

AUTO AUTO AUTO

AK-HRP150 MANUAL AUTO MANUAL

AW-RP655 MANUAL

MANUAL (

)

—

Set to MANUAL when using the presets and tracing memory.

• Since the iris control of the AK-HRP150 and AW-RP655 is not coordinated, it may vary significantly when it is operated
initially after the controller used to exercise control has been switched.

• The IRIS indicator on the AW-RP655 can be displayed only when the iris data can be imported from the camera; when it
cannot be imported, the CLOSE display appears or no display appears but this does not mean that something is wrong with
the iris control.

• When the AK-HC1500 is used, no signals are output from the Y/PR/PB connectors.

30 (E)

Limiters

Be absolutely sure to set the limiters (travel range) of the pan/tilt head before use.
Depending on where the pan/tilt head system has been installed, obstacles may be
present within the travel range with which the camera may come into contact.
Contact with any such obstacle by the camera may cause malfunctioning or
accidents.
In this case, contact can be prevented by setting the limiters directly before any such
obstacle.
Multi function controller (AW-RP655) is used to set the limiters.
The positions of four limiters — namely, the upper, lower, left-most and right-most
limits of the travel range — can be set.
Once they have been set, the positions will not be lost even after the power has been
turned off.

Setting the limiters

 Setting the upper limit of operating range

1. Operate the controller, and turn the camera to the
position which will serve as the upper limit.

2. While holding down the OK button on the controller,
press TRACING/PRESET MEMORY button 47

3. The setting is completed when TRACING/PRESET
MEMORY button 41 [LIMIT ON] lights.

4. Operate the controller, and check that the upper limit has
been set properly.

.

 Setting the right-most limit of operating range

1. Operate the controller, and turn the camera to the

2. While holding down the OK button on the controller,

3. The setting is completed when TRACING/PRESET

4. Operate the controller, and check that the right-most limit

position which will serve as the right-most limit.

press TRACING/PRESET MEMORY button 45

MEMORY button 41 [LIMIT ON] lights.

has been set properly.

.

 Setting the lower limit of operating range

1. Operate the controller, and turn the camera to the
position which will serve as the lower limit.

2. While holding down the OK button on the controller,
press TRACING/PRESET MEMORY button 46

3. The setting is completed when TRACING/PRESET
MEMORY button 41 [LIMIT ON] lights.

4. Operate the controller, and check that the lower limit has
been set properly.

 Setting the left-most limit of operating range

1. Operate the controller, and turn the camera to the
position which will serve as the left-most limit.

2. While holding down the OK button on the controller,
press TRACING/PRESET MEMORY button 44

3. The setting is completed when TRACING/PRESET
MEMORY button 41 [LIMIT ON] lights.

4. Operate the controller, and check that the left-most limit
has been set properly.

.

.

31 (E)

Limiters

Releasing the limiters

The set limits can be release by taking the following steps.

 Releasing the upper limit of operating range

1. While holding down the OK button on the controller,
press TRACING/PRESET MEMORY button 47

2. The release is completed when TRACING/PRESET
MEMORY button 50 [LIMIT OFF] lights.

 Releasing the lower limit of operating range

1. While holding down the OK button on the controller,
press TRACING/PRESET MEMORY button 46

2. The release is completed when TRACING/PRESET
MEMORY button 50 [LIMIT OFF] lights.

 Releasing the left-most limit of operating range

1. While holding down the OK button on the controller,
press TRACING/PRESET MEMORY button 44

2. The release is completed when TRACING/PRESET
MEMORY button 50 [LIMIT OFF] lights.

 Releasing the right-most limit of operating range

1. While holding down the OK button on the controller,
press TRACING/PRESET MEMORY button 45

2. The release is completed when TRACING/PRESET
MEMORY button 50 [LIMIT OFF] lights.

.

.

.

.

Setting the limiter again

The same steps set and release the limiter alternately.
To set the limiter again, release the current limit and set it
again.

A set limit can be set again by taking the following steps.

1. Release the desired limit to be set again, referring to
“Releasing the limiters”.

2. Set the limit again, referring to “Setting the limiters”.

ENGLISH

32 (E)

Replacement of consumable parts

Replacing the battery

The battery lasts for about 5 years.
The pan/tilt head stores the preset positions, limiter positions and other data in its memory. Although this data is retained even
after the power has been turned off, it will be lost when the power is turned off once the battery has reached the end of its
service life.
Replace the battery once it has lost its effectiveness. (The pan/tilt head uses a CR2032 manganese dioxide-lithium battery.)

Removing the battery

 Remove the 5 cover screws, and remove the sunshade cover.
 Remove the 5 cover screws, and remove the main unit cover.
 Press the battery in the direction shown by the arrow in the figure, and pull the battery out to remove it completely.

Installing the new battery

 Position the new battery with its “+” side facing down, insert one end into the holder in the direction indicated

by the arrow

 Attach the main unit cover and sunshade cover using the 5 screws for each cover.

, and push it into place.

Main unit coverSunshade cover

Lithium battery

33 (E)

Replacement of consumable parts

Replacing the motor

Replace the motor when it ceases to operate properly.
For details on the motor replacement, consult your dealer.

Replacing the belt

Replace the belt when the preset stop accuracy has deteriorated.
For details on the belt replacement, consult your dealer.

Replacing the gear

Replace the gear when the preset stop accuracy has deteriorated.
For details on the gear replacement, consult your dealer.

The motor, gear and belt are consumables.
They need to be replaced at periodic intervals.

ENGLISH

34 (E)

Appearance

Main unit

213

Unit: mm

237

511

170

149 333

170

190

4−ø10 hole

160

140

35 (E)

Appearance

Housing unit

246 685

Unit: mm

ENGLISH

266 48

36 (E)

Appearance

AC adapter unit

Unit: mm

200

146

4-M8 nut

22

98 62

200280

12110

37 (E)

Cable specifications

ENGLISH

Connect to the FOCUS connector on lens.

Cable length: At least 800 mm or so

Connector: SR30-10PE-6P (74) made by Hirose Electric

Connector: R01-01P9-8M made by Tajimi Musen

(73) made by Hirose Electric

Connect to the ZOOM connector on the lens.

Cable length: At least 800 mm or so

Connector: HR10A-10J-12S

Connect to the lens cable.

Cable length: At least 500 mm or so

(73) made by Hirose Electric

Connector: HR10A-10J-12P

Connect to the IRIS connector on the camera.

Cable length: At least 420 mm or so

When an IAS, WAS or VAS lens (analogue drive) made by Canon is used

Connector: 10136-3000VE made by Sumitomo 3M

Case: 10336-52F0-008 made by Sumitomo 3M

Connect to the LENS I/F2

connector in housing.

38 (E)

The cable lengths are approximate. Ensure that their lengths are appropriate for the actual system used.

Cable specifications

Connector: HR25-9P-20P (72) made by Hirose Electric

Connect to the ZOOM/FOCUS

connector on lens.

Cable length: At least 800 mm or so

(73) made by Hirose Electric

Connector: HR10A-10J-12S

Connect to the lens cable.

Cable length: At least 500 mm or so

(73) made by Hirose Electric

Connector: HR10A-10J-12P

Connect to the IRIS connector on the camera.

Cable length: At least 420 mm or so

When an IASD, WASD or VASD lens (digital drive) made by Canon is used

Connector: 10136-3000VE made by Sumitomo 3M

Case: 10336-52F0-008 made by Sumitomo 3M

Connect to the LENS I/F2

connector in housing.

39 (E)

The cable lengths are approximate. Ensure that their lengths are appropriate for the actual system used.

Cable specifications

ENGLISH

(73) made by Hirose Electric

Connector: HR10A-10P-12P

(73) made by Hirose Electric

Connect to the FOCUS connector on lens.

Cable length: At least 800 mm or so

Connector: HR10A-10P-12P

Connect to the ZOOM connector on the lens.

(73) made by Hirose Electric

Cable length: At least 800 mm or so

Connector: HR10A-10J-12S

Connect to the lens cable.

Cable length: At least 500 mm or so

(73) made by Hirose Electric

Connector: HR10A-10J-12P

Connect to the IRIS connector on the camera.

Cable length: At least 420 mm or so

When an RD lens made by Fujinon is used

Connector: 10136-3000VE made by Sumitomo 3M

Case: 10336-52F0-008 made by Sumitomo 3M

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Connect to the LENS I/F2

connector in housing.

The cable lengths are approximate. Ensure that their lengths are appropriate for the actual system used.

Specifications

Power supply: 220 to 240 V AC, 50Hz
Power consumption:

indicates safety information.

120 W

Ambient operating temperature

–20°C to +45°C

Ambient operating humidity

30% to 90% (no condensation)

Water-proofing standard supported

IPX4

Weight

Head unit: Approx. 19 kg
Housing unit: Approx. 18 kg
AC adapter unit: Approx. 4.2 kg

Dimensions (WHD)

Head unit:
237
Housing unit:
246
AC adapter unit:
200

Finish

AV ivory paint (colour resembling Munsell 7.9Y 6.8/0.8)

Controller supported

AW-RP605A, AW-RP605, AW-RP655, AW-RP555,

AK-HRP150, AK-HRP900

Cameras supported

AW-E860, AW-E750, AW-E655, AW-E650, AW-E350,

AW-E800A, AW-E800, AW-E600, AW-E300A, AW-E300,
AK-HC900 Series, AK-HC1500

[Main unit]
Genlock input

BNC jack (24P round water-proof connector)

Black burst, composite video or 3 value SYNC

Camera video output

VIDEO: BNC jack (24P round water-proof connector),

Y: BNC jack (24P round water-proof connector),

Pr/C: BNC jack (24P round water-proof connector),

Pb: BNC jack (24P round water-proof connector),

SDI: Coaxial water-proof connector (C15 model)

Pan/tilt head control

RJ-45, modular plug (24P round water-proof connector),

RS-422

511213 mm (excluding protrusions)

314685 mm (excluding protrusions)

131280 mm (excluding protrusions)

75 output

75 output

75 output

75 output

Camera control

AW series: RJ-45, modular plug (24P round water-proof

connector), RS-422

AK series: D-SUB 15 pin (24P round water-proof

connector), RS-422

Housing connecting I/F

Ribbon connector 50 pin

Functions/performance

Maximum load capacity:
10 kg (excluding housing)
Panning range:
320 degrees (approx.
Tilt range: +50 degrees, −95 degrees or over
Maximum operating speed:
20 degrees/sec.
Repeatability:
Less than
Noise level: Less than NC40

[Housing unit]

Applicable lenses:
AW-LZ17MD9, AW-LZ16MD73,

Heater: ON/OFF controllable, ON at about 5°C or

Wiper: ON/OFF controllable
Defroster: ON/OFF controllable, OFF at about 40°C or

Fan: ON/OFF controllable, ON at about 20°C or

Maximum load capacity:
10 kg (Camera and lens)

AW-LZ16AF7, AW-LZ16MD55,
HA42 13.5BERD, A42 13.5BERD,
HJ40 14B IASD-V, J35e 15B IASD

below

above

above

160 degrees) or over

5’

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Weight and dimensions shown are approximate.
Specifications are subject to change without notice.

ENGLISH

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Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.

Web Site: http: / /pana s onic. n et/

Printed in Japan
Gedruckt in Japan
Imprimé au Japon
Stampato in Giappone
Impreso en Japón

Напечатано в Япони

在日本印制

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