Panasonic WV-LZ61, WV-LZ15 Operating Instructions

15X Zoom Lens

WV-LZ61/15

Before attempting to connect or operate this product,

please read these instructions completely.

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Note: Clean the lens face with care.

Push here to remove

Clamp

View from solder side

Solder

1 : Common 2 : Not used 3 : Focus 4 : Zoom

Do not clean the lens with strong or abrasive detergents. Use lens tissue or a cotton tipped applicator and ethanol.

● Prepare the zoom and focus cable

1. Remove the connector terminal from the connector supplied by pushing the lock pin.

2. Solder the cable to the pins of the supplied connector according to the diagram shown below. The maximum cable length is also as shown below.

Copper Wire Gauge #20

(0.52 mm2) #18

(0.83 mm2) #16

(0.131 mm2) #14

(2.08 mm2)

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Maximum Cable Length

m70

ft 225

m 115

ft 375

m 165

ft 550

m 285

ft 930

● Voltage Selector Setting

Set the Voltage Selector located on the rear of the lens, to either 6V or 12V, according to system requirements.

Switch position

Applicable receiver or controller

Operating current supplied from receiver or controller

6 V, 120 mA 12 V, 50 mA Made by

Panasonic

Position for operating any Panasonic products

Others AMERICAN DYNAMICS PELCO, Molynx Building Block Video, etc.

12 V 50 mA or 9 V 65 mA or more is necessary for operating the above

Notes:

• Lens control is disabled when the lens is connected to a receiver or controller of less than 12 V 50 mA or 9 V 65 mA.

• If the lens is connected to a receiver or controller of a lower current rating when the voltage selector is at 6 V, a time lag may occur to activate the lens after pressing the controller button.

• If this lens is used in a Panasonic WVRC100 or WV-RC150 receiver with the lens voltage selection switch set to the LOW position and the lens voltage fine control set to the default position, the zoom may not function. In such a case, set the lens voltage fine control of the receiver to the maximum position or the lens voltage selection switch to the HIGH position (lens voltage selector also set to 12 V) before using the lens.

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