Sony DVW-790WSP, DVW-790WS, DVW-709WSP, DVW-709WS, DVW-707 User Manual

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DIGITAL BETACAM CAMCORDER

DVW-707/707P D VW-709WS/709WSP

D VW-790WS

SDI OUTPUT BOARD

BKDW-702

PICTURE CACHE BOARD

BKDW-703

IMAGE INVERTER BOARD

BKDW-704

790WSP

MAINTENANCE MANUAL Part 1 1st Edition (Revised 1)

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! WARNING

This manual is intended for qualified service personnel only. To reduce the risk of electric shock, fire or injury, do not perform any servicing other than that contained in the operating instructions unless you are qualified to do so. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

! WARNUNG

Die Anleitung ist nur für qualifiziertes Fachpersonal bestimmt. Alle Wartungsarbeiten dürfen nur von qualifiziertem Fachpersonal ausgeführt werden. Um die Gefahr eines elektrischen Schlages, Feuergefahr und Verletzungen zu vermeiden, sind bei Wartungsarbeiten strikt die Angaben in der Anleitung zu befolgen. Andere als die angegeben Wartungsarbeiten dürfen nur von Personen ausgeführt werden, die eine spezielle Befähigung dazu besitzen.

! AVERTISSEMENT

Ce manual est destiné uniquement aux personnes compétentes en charge de l’entretien. Afin de réduire les risques de décharge électrique, d’incendie ou de blessure n’effectuer que les réparations indiquées dans le mode d’emploi à moins d’être qualifié pour en effectuer d’autres. Pour toute réparation faire appel à une personne compétente uniquement.

DVW-707 (SY) Serial No. 10001 and Higher DVW-707P (SY) Serial No. 40001 and Higher

DVW-709WS (SY) Serial No. 10001 and Higher DVW-709WSP (SY) Serial No. 40001 and Higher

DVW-790WS (SY) Serial No. 10001 and Higher DVW-790WSP (SY) Serial No. 40001 and Higher

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CAUTION

Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced.

Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer. Dispose of used batteries according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Vorsicht!

Explosionsgefahr bei unsachgemäßem

Austausch der Batterie.

For the customers in the U.S.A. and Canada

RECYCLING NICKEL-CADMIUM BATTERIES

Nickel Cadmium batteries are recyclable. You can help preserve our environment by returning your unwanted batteries to your nearest point for collection, recycling or proper disposal. Note: In some areas the disposal of nickel cadmium batteries in household or business trash may be prohibited.

RBRC (Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation) advises you about spent battery collection by the following phone number.

Ersatz nur durch denselben oder einen vom

Hersteller empfohlenen ähnlichen Typ.

Entsorgung gebrauchter Batterien nach Angaben

des Herstellers.

ATTENTION

Il y a danger d’explosion s’il y a remplacement

incorrect de la batterie.

Remplacer uniquement avec une batterie du

même type ou d’un type équivalent recommandé

par le constructeur.

Mettre au rebut les batteries usagées

conformément aux instructions du fabricant.

ADVARSEL!

Lithiumbatteri-Eksplosionsfare ved fejlagtig

håndtering.

Udskiftning må kun ske med batteri

af samme fabrikat og type.

Levér det brugte batteri tilbage til leverandøren.

Call toll free number: 1-800-822-8837 (United States and Canada only)

Caution: Do not handle damaged or leaking nickelcadmium batteries.

Voor de klanten in Nederland

Dit apparaat bevat een MnO back-up.

Raadpleeg uw leverancier over de verwijdering van de batterij op het moment dat u het apparaat bij einde levensduur afdankt.

Gooi de batterij niet weg. maar lever hem in als KCA.

Bij dit produkt zijn batterijen geleverd. Wanneer deze leeg zijn, moet u ze niet weggooien maar inleveren als KCA.

2-Li batterij voor memory

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Manual Structure

Purpose of this manual .............................................................................................. 5

Contents .....................................................................................................................6

Related manuals......................................................................................................... 6

1. Service Overview

1-1. Operating Conditions ..................................................................................1-1

1-2. Supplied Accessories ..................................................................................1-1

1-3. Main Part Locations and Circuit Functions ................................................1-2

1-3-1. Printed Circuit Board Locations................................................. 1-2

1-3-2. Circuit Functions ........................................................................ 1-4

1-3-3. Mechanical Part Locations ......................................................... 1-6

1-3-4. Sensor Locations and Functions................................................. 1-8

1-4. Matching Connectors ................................................................................1-10

1-5. Signal Inputs and Outputs .........................................................................1-11

1-6. Removing/Reinstalling Outside Panel ...................................................... 1-14

1-7. Opening/Closing Inside Panel...................................................................1-15

1-8. Removing/Reinstalling Cassette Compartment ........................................ 1-15

1-9. Removing/Reinstalling Plug-in Boards.....................................................1-17

1-9-1. DCP/DVP Board Assembly .....................................................1-17

1-9-2. SV-210 Board........................................................................... 1-17

1-10. Switch/Slit Land Settings and LED Functions on the Boards .................. 1-18

1-10-1. AXM-21 Board ........................................................................1-18

1-10-2. CNB-11 Board .........................................................................1-19

1-10-3. DCP-17 Board .......................................................................... 1-20

1-10-4. DVP-17 Board..........................................................................1-21

1-10-5. HN-260 Board .......................................................................... 1-22

1-10-6. TC-101 Board........................................................................... 1-23

1-10-7. TG-207 Board

(for DVW-790WS/790WSP/709WS/709WSP only)............... 1-24

1-10-8. DIF-75 Board (BKDW-702) ....................................................1-25

1-11. Ejecting the Cassette Tape Manually ........................................................1-26

1-12. Inserting the Cassette Tape With Outside Panel Removed....................... 1-27

1-13. Cleaning When the Heads are Clogged ....................................................1-27

1-14. Fixtures and Adjustment Equipment......................................................... 1-28

1-15. Battery for Memory Backup ..................................................................... 1-28

1-16. Replacing the DC-DC Converter ..............................................................1-28

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2. Diagnostics

2-1. Error Code ...................................................................................................2-1

2-1-1. Warning Indicators .....................................................................2-1

2-1-2. Error Codes ................................................................................2-1

2-2. Error Messages............................................................................................2-2

2-3. Display Panel and Lamp Operation Check .................................................2-2

2-4. Displaying the Servo Adjustment Data.......................................................2-3

2-5. Displaying the Slack Information in the Past.............................................. 2-4

3. Setup Menu

3-1. Engineer Mode (Setup Menu) .....................................................................3-1

3-1-1. Fundamental Operation of the Setup Menu ............................... 3-2

3-1-2. Contents of Setup Menu .............................................................3-3

3-1-3. Setup Menu List .......................................................................3-16

3-2. VTR (DIAG) Menu...................................................................................3-25

4. Camera System Electrical Alignment

(Only for DVW-790WS/790WSP/709WS/709WSP)

4-1. General Information for Electrical Adjustment .......................................... 4-1

4-1-1. Note for Adjustment...................................................................4-1

4-1-2. Equipment/Fixtures .................................................................... 4-1

4-1-3. Initial Setting for Switches .........................................................4-1

4-1-4. Maintaining the Grayscale Chart ...............................................4-3

4-2. ENC Level Adjustment ............................................................................... 4-5

4-3. TEST OUT Level Adjustment ....................................................................4-6

4-4. VA Gain Adjustment...................................................................................4-7

4-5. White Shading Adjustment .........................................................................4-8

4-6. Gamma Correction Adjustment .................................................................. 4-9

4-7. Black Set Adjustment................................................................................ 4-10

4-8. Flare Adjustment .......................................................................................4-11

4-9. Manual Knee and White Clip Adjustments ..............................................4-12

4-10. Crispening Adjustment (16:9)...................................................................4-13

4-11. Level Depandent Adjustment (16:9) .........................................................4-13

4-12. H/V Ratio Adjustment (16:9)....................................................................4-14

4-13. Detail Level Adjustment (16:9) ................................................................4-14

4-14. Crispening Adjustment (4:3).....................................................................4-15

4-15. Level Depandent Adjustment (4:3) ...........................................................4-15

4-16. H/V Ratio Adjustment (4:3)......................................................................4-16

4-17. Detail Level Adjustment (4:3) ..................................................................4-16

4-18. Skin Tone Adjustment...............................................................................4-17

4-19. Zebra Adjustment......................................................................................4-18

4-20. Automatic Iris Adjustment ........................................................................4-19

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5. Camera System Electrical Alignment (Only for DVW-707/707P)

5-1. General Information for Electrical Adjustment .......................................... 5-1

5-1-1. Note for Adjustment...................................................................5-1

5-1-2. Equipment/Fixtures .................................................................... 5-1

5-1-3. Initial Setting for Switches .........................................................5-1

5-1-4. Maintaining the Grayscale Chart ...............................................5-2

5-2. ENC Level Adjustment ............................................................................... 5-4

5-3. TEST OUT Adjustment .............................................................................. 5-4

5-4. VA Gain Adjustment...................................................................................5-5

5-5. White Shading Adjustment .........................................................................5-6

5-6. Gamma Correction Adjustment .................................................................. 5-7

5-7. Black Set Adjustment.................................................................................. 5-8

5-8. Flare Adjustment .........................................................................................5-8

5-9. Manual Knee and White Clip Adjustments ................................................5-9

5-10. Crispening Adjustment...............................................................................5-10

5-11. Level Depandent Adjustment.....................................................................5-10

5-12. H/V Ratio Adjustment................................................................................5-11

5-13. Detail Level Adjustment ............................................................................5-11

5-14. Skin Tone Adjustment................................................................................5-12

5-15. Zebra Adjustment.......................................................................................5-13

5-16. Automatic Iris Adjustment .........................................................................5-14

6. Block Diagrams and Circuit Description

6-1. Circuit Description ...................................................................................... 6-1

6-2. Camera Overall Block Diagram..................................................................6-6

6-3. VTR Overall Block Diagrams..................................................................... 6-8

7. Periodic Maintenance and Inspection

7-1. Cleaning ...................................................................................................... 7-1

7-1-1. General Information for Cleaning .............................................. 7-1

7-1-2. Cleaning of Tape Running Surface of Upper Drum and

Video Heads ............................................................................... 7-3

7-1-3. Cleaning of Tape Running Surface of Lower Drum and

Lead Surface............................................................................... 7-4

7-1-4. Stationary Heads Cleaning ......................................................... 7-5

7-1-5. Cleaning of Tape Running System and Tape Cleaner ............... 7-6

7-1-6. Cares After Using at Special Environment ................................7-7

7-2. Periodic Check ............................................................................................7-8

7-2-1. Hours Meter ...............................................................................7-8

7-2-2. Periodic Check List .................................................................... 7-9

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8. Spare Parts

8-1. Notes on Repair Parts..................................................................................8-1

8-2. Recommended Replacement Parts ..............................................................8-2

9. Optional Boards Installation

9-1. BKDW-702 (DIF-75 board)........................................................................ 9-1

9-2. BKDW-703 (MY-93 board)........................................................................ 9-2

9-3. BKDW-704 (FM-65 board) ........................................................................ 9-4

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Purpose of this manual

Manual Structure

This manual is the Maintenance Manual Part 1 of the following models:

Digital Camcorder DVW-790WS/709WS/707,

DVW-790WSP/709WSP/707P Sony SDI Output Board BKDW-702 Sony Picture Cache Board BKDW-703 Sony Image Inverter Board BKDW-704 (For DVW-790WS/790WSP/709WS/

709WSP only)

This manual is intended for use by trained system and service engineers, and provides the information that is required to the primary services, maintenance of this unit and installation of the optional boards (BKDW-702/703/704) .

This manual is organized by the following sections:

Section 1 Service Overview

Explains the locations of main parts, the functions of printed circuit boards, the removal and reinstallation of cabinet, and the measures against troubles.

Section 2 Diagnostics

Explains the error messages and self-diagnostics.

Section 3 Setup Menu

Explains the setup menu (engineering mode) and VTR (DIAG) menu of this unit.

Section 4 Camera System Electrical Alignment

(Only for DVW-790WS/790WSP/709WS/709WSP)

Explains the electrical adjustments after installing/replacing the lens to/of the DVW790WS/790WSP/709WS/709WSP.

Section 5 Camera System Electrical Alignment

(Only for DVW-707/707P)

Explains the electrical adjustments after installing/replacing the lens to/of the DVW707/707P.

Section 6 Block Diagrams and Circuit Description

Describes the overall block diagrams and circuit description.

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Section 7 Periodic Maintenance and Inspection

Explains the cleaning procedures and periodic checks.

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Related manuals

Section 8 Spare Parts

Describes the notes on spare parts and list of parts which need the periodic maintenance.

Section 9 Optional Boards Installation

Explains the installation procedure of optional boards (BKDW-702/703/704) to this unit.

Besides this “Maintenance Manual Part 1”, the following manuals are available for this unit:

. Operation Manual (Supplied with this unit)

This manual is necessary for application and operation of this unit.

. Maintenance Manual Part 2 (available on request)

Volume-1 : Service Instructions Volume-2 : Parts List and Diagrams These manuals describe the information that premises the parts level service (adjustments, board layouts, schematic diagrams, detailed parts list, etc.) for this unit. If these manuals are required, contact your local Sony Sales Office/Service Center.

. BVF-V10/V10CE or BVF-V20W/V20WCE

Maintenance Manual (available on request)

This manual describes the service information of the supplied viewfinder. If this manual is required, contact your local Sony Sales Office/Service Center.

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Section 1

Service Overview

1-1. Operating Conditions

Operating temperature : 0 to 40 dC Humidity : 25 to 85 % (Relative humidity) Storage temperature : _20 to 60 dC

User under special environment (Measure for cold area) : The unit is guaranteed its operation under the temperature of 0 to 40 dC. When the unit is used under 0 dC, covercloth (part No. : 3-191-775-01) against the cold is recommended to use.

1-2. Supplied Accessories

Description Part No. Q’ty

Shoulder Belt Assembly A-6772-374-B 1 Microphone 1-542-295-11 1 Window Screen 3-709-104-01 1 XLR Cap (1) 3-741-727-01 2 XLR Cap (2) 3-741-726-03 2 Operation Manual _ 1 Maintenance Manual Part 1 _ 1

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1-3. Main Part Locations and Circuit Functions

1-3-1. Printed Circuit Board Locations

AD-155 ........ 3

AXM-21 ......!]

BC-31*1........#;

BC-32*2........#;

BF-74 ........... 5

BI-96............#[

CI-20............!-

CI-21............0

CN-1183 ...... $,

CN-1573*1....!.

CNB-11........ !'

CP-329 ......... @[

CTL-10 ........ @.

CUE-2..........$-

DC-101 ........ !=

DC-106 ........ ![

DCP-17 ........ @=

DIF-75 ......... 9 (BKDW-702)

DR-387 ........ $'

DVP-14........@]

DVP-17........@\

ES-23 ...........@/

FM-65*3.......5 (BKDW-704)

HN-260 ........ #-

HP-93........... !;

IF-716 .......... #.

IO-178.......... $[

KY-293 ........ 4

LP-109 .........6

LP-111 .........!\

MA-94 ......... $/

MB-810........ !,

MB-811........ @;

MY-93 ......... @' (BKDW-703)

PA-228......... #]

PS-533 ......... 7

RC-69*2........!.

RC-75*2........!.

RE-160......... $;

RE-161......... $\

RM-180........ $]

SE-275 .........@,

SV-210......... 8

SW-971........#'

SW-972........2

SW-973........#/

SW-983........#,

TC-101......... @-

TG-206*1......#=

TG-207*2......#=

VA-191 ........ #\

VR-248 ........ 1

VSE-32 ........ $=

3412

@= @-

< Inside Panel View >

!. @-

@/ !' !; !\!\!]

8 9

@] @\

*1 : For DVW-707/707P only *2 : For DVW-790WS/790WSP/709WS/709WSP only *3 : Dedicated optional board for DVW-790WS/790WSP/709WS/709WSP

1-2

< Rear Panel View >

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$/ #. #,

@.@; @,

$/ #. #,

$] $[ $=

#[ #] #\

1-3. Main Part Locations and Circuit Functions

Inside Panel View : 1 through @[

(Some boards are also indicated in

the Rear Panel View.) Rear Panel View : @] through @' Outside Panel View :@, through $;

(Some boards are also indicated in

the Front Panel View.) Front Panel View : $' and $,

< Outside Panel View >

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< Front Panel View >

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1-3. Main Part Locations and Circuit Functions

1-3-2. Circuit Functions

System Board Function

CCD BLOCK BI-96 CCD Imager (R, G, B)

CN-1183 Connector for BI-96 DR-387 CCD Driver PA-228 Pre-amp (Sample & Hold) TG-206*1/TG-207 VA-191 Video Amp

CAMERA/VIDEO AD-155 A/D Converter

BF-74 Connector for DCP-17 CN-1573 RC-69*2+RC-75 DCP-17 Camera Processor DVP-14 Digital Bit Reduction Decoder, Digital Encoder, Digital Decoder,

DVP-17 RF, Digital Audio Processor, System Controller for VTR Block ES-23 Composite Encoder TC-101 Analog Audio Processor, Time Code Generator

HEAD/SERVO CTL-10 CTL/Erase Head Amp

CUE-2 CUE Head Amp HN-260 Harness, Head Amp (REC Head PB) SV-210 Servo Controller

MICROPHONE IF-716 Lens Control, Mic Amp

MA-94 Camera Mic Pre-amp SW-971 Mic Level, Auto White/Black SW, VTR Start/Stop SW,

POWER SUPPLY DC-101 Battery DC Filter

PS-533 Power Supply (Light) RE-160 Regulator RE-161 Regulator, Switching Control

CONNECTOR BOX AXM-21 Connector (AUDIO IN/OUT), Audio Pre-amp

CNB-11 Circuit Breaker DC-106 External DC Filter IO-178 Connector (GEN LOCK IN, TEST OUT, TC IN, TC OUT) LP-111 Rear Tally RM-180 Connector (RM) VSE-32 GENLOCK IN Filter

*1 : For DVW-707/707P only *2 : For DVW-790WS/790WSP/709WS/709WSP only

Timing Generator

Connector for DCP-17 Rate (16:9 to 4:3) Converter

Timing Clock Generator

Shutter On/Off Select SW

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System Board Function

OTHERS CI-20 Connector (40-pin)

CI-21 40-pin Adaptor Interface CP-329 Switch Panel HP-93 Earphone KY-293 Function Key LP-109 Back Tally, Back Tally Switch MB-810 Motherboard MB-811 Motherboard SE-275 Sensor SW-972 Turbo Gain Switch SW-973 Menu and Light Auto/Manual Switch SW-983 Rotary Encoder Switch VR-248 Memory Card, Audio Select Switch, Alarm Level, Monitor Level

OPTION FM-65*3 (BKDW-704) Image Inverter Board

DIF-75 (BKDW-702) SDI Output Board MY-93 (BKDW-703) Picture Cache Board

*3 : Dedicated optional board for DVW-790WS/790WSP/709WS/709WSP.

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1-3. Main Part Locations and Circuit Functions

1-3-3. Mechanical Part Locations

Mechanical Deck

34567890!-

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@' @; @\ @] @[ @= @- @/ !. !, !' !;

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1 CCD block 2 DC fan motor 3 Tension regulator arm 4 S1 tape guide (on S slider) 5 S2 tape guide (on S slider) 6 Tension regulator guide (S4 tape guide) 7 S5 tape guide 8 S3 tape guide 9 Full erase head 0 Tape cleaner !- CTL head != Brush ![ Slip ring !] Video head cleaner !\ Upper drum !; Lower drum !' CUE head cleaner !, CUE/TC head !. Manual eject knob @/ Threading motor @- Capstan motor @= T3 tape guide @[ T drawer guide @] Pinch roller @\ T2 tape guide (on T slider) @; T1 tape guide (on T slider) @' T soft brake @, T reel table @. Timing belt #/ Gear #- S reel table #= Brake band

1-3. Main Part Locations and Circuit Functions

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1-3. Main Part Locations and Circuit Functions

1-3-4. Sensor Locations and Functions

Mechanical Deck

(Spare)

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1-3. Main Part Locations and Circuit Functions

1 Temperature Detection Sensor

Detects the temperature, to perform the black correction.

2 Cassette-in Sensor

Detects the existence of a cassette.

3 REC INHIBIT Sensor

Detects the REC inhibiting plug of the cassette tape.

4 Tape End Sensor

Detects the end of the tape that runs in the forward direction.

5 Tape Top Sensor

Detects the end of the tape that runs in the reverse direction.

6 Function Cam Sensor

Detects the rotation position of a cam.

7 Take-up Reel Table Rotating Sensor

Detects the rotation of the take-up reel table. The FG output signal of this sensor is input to a servo circuit so as to calculate the winding diameter of the tape.

8 Cassette Lock Sensor (Switch)

Detects that the cassette compartment was locked.

9 Tape Thickness Sensor

Using a tub on the back side of the cassette tape, this sensor detects the thickness of the tape wound on a cassette tape that is being inserted into the unit.

0 Reel Hub Diameter Sensor

The reel hub diameter of a cassette tape varies depending on the length of the tape wound on the cassette tape. The reel hub diameter sensor detects the reel hub diameter by the tab on the back side of the cassette tape. The output signal of this sensor is input to a servo circuit so as to calculate the winding diameter of the tape.

!- Condensation Sensor

Detects whether the dew condensation occurs in the unit.

!= Supply Reel Table Rotating Sensor

Detects the rotation of the supply reel table. The FG output signal of this sensor is input to a servo circuit so as to calculate the winding diameter of the tape.

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1-4. Matching Connectors

When external cables are connected to the connector during maintenance, the hardware listed below (or the equivalents) must be used:

Panel Indication Matching Connector/Cable

Name Part No.

AUDIO IN CH-1/CH-2 XLR 3-pin, male 1-508-084-00 AUDIO OUT Audio cable SONY CCXA-53 or equivalent

GENLOCK IN BNC 1-569-370-12 TC IN TC OUT TEST OUT VIDEO OUT

DC IN XLR 4-pin, female 1-508-362-00 DC OUT 12 V DIN 4-pin, male 1-566-425-11 MIC IN +48 V XLR 3-pin, male 1-508-084-00 REMOTE 6-pin, male 1-560-078-00 EARPHONE Mini jack Available separately LIGHT Power tap [OE] ANTONBAUER 33710 or equivalent

(XLR 5-pin _ XLR 3-pin, 2 m)

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1-5. Signal Inputs and Outputs

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1-5. Signal Inputs and Outputs

Inputs

GENLOCK IN 1.0 V p-p, 75 Z TC IN 0.5 V to 18 V p-p, 10 kZ

MIC IN : XLR 3-pin, female

Pin No. Signal Specification

1 MIC IN (G) _60 dBu High 2 MIC IN (X)

impedance balance

3 MIC IN (Y)

(0 dBu=0.775 Vrms)

DC IN : XLR 4-pin, male

Outputs

TEST OUT 1.0 V p-p, 75 Z, unbalanced TC OUT 1.0 V p-p, 75 Z VIDEO OUT 1.0 V p-p, 75 Z, unbalanced EARPHONE

_∞ to _18 dBu, adjustable, 8 Z

AUDIO IN CH1/CH2 : XLR 3-pin, female

Pin No. Signal Specification

1 LINE/MIC IN (G) 2 LINE/MIC IN (X)

+4 dBu/_60 dBu High impedance balance

3 LINE/MIC IN (Y)

(0 dBu=0.775 Vrms)

BATT IN : 5-pin, male

Pin No. Signal Specification

1 GND 2 _ 3 _ 4 EXT DC IN DC 11 to 17 V

DC OUT 12V : DIN 4-pin, female

Pin No. Signal Specification

1 UNREG GND 2 _ 3 _ 4 UNREG +12 V OUT 0.1 A MAX

Pin No. Signal Specifications

1 BATT IN (_) 2 BATT IND IN 3 BATT REM IN 4 LIGHT CONT OUT 5 BATT IN (+) DC11 to 17 V

AUDIO OUT : XLR 5-pin, male

Pin No. Signal Specifications

1 GND 2 CH1 (X) OUT 0 dBm 3 CH1 (Y) OUT 4 CH2 (X) OUT 5 CH2 (Y) OUT

(Terminated in 600 Z)

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1-5. Signal Inputs and Outputs

VF : 20-pin, female

Pin No. Signal Specifications

1 VTR SAVE OUT L : Light on,

2 ABNORMAL OUT L : Light on,

3 16:9/4:3 OUT H : NORMAL (4:3)

4 REC (L) OUT H : Light on,

5 COLOR VF DET IN H : Color, L : B/W 6 CCIR/EIA OUT H : CCIR, L : EIA 7 DISPLAY ON IN OPEN : ON, L : OFF 8 G TALLY OUT H : Light on,

9 _ 10 Y (X) OUT 1 Vp-p, VF : Zi=1 kZ 11 ZEBRA ON IN H : OFF, L : ON 12 VIDEO (X) OUT 1 Vp-p, VF : Zi=1 kZ 13 AUDIO CTL IN 14 B-Y (Y) OUT 700 mVp-p,

15 R-Y (X) OUT 700 mVp-p,

16 BATT IND OUT H : Light on,

17 REC/TALLY OUT H : Light on,

18 +9.3 OUT REG +9.3 V 19 GND 20 UNREG OUT +11 V to 17 V

OPEN : Light off

L : WIDE (16:9)

L : Light off

VF : Zi=1 kZ, 75% color-bars

L : Light off

REMOTE : 8-pin, female

Pin No. Signal Specifications

1 RM TX (+) OUT 2 RM TX (_) OUT 3 RM RX (+) IN 4 RM RX (_) IN 5 UNREG GND 6 UNREG +12 V OUT +11 V to 17 V 7 RM TEST (G) OUT 8 RM TEST (X) OUT 1 Vp-p, Zo=75 Z

LIGHT : 2-pin, female

Pin No. Signal Specifications

1 LIGHT +12 V OUT 50 W MAX 2 GND

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LENS: 12-pin, female

Pin No. Signal Specifications

1 RET(SW) IN L : ON, OPEN : OFF 2 VTR TRIG IN L : ON 3 LENS GND 4 AUTO +5 V IN AUTO : +5 V

5 IRIS CONT OUT +3.4 V (F16) to

6 UNREG +12 V OUT +11 V to 17 V 7 IRIS POSITION IN +3.4 V (F16) to

8 REMOTE/LOCAL IN 9 EXTENDER IN EX 2 ON : 0 V

10 ZOOM POSITION IN WIDE : 2 V

11 N.C No connection 12 N.C No connection

MANU : 0 V or OPEN

+6.2 V (F2.8)

EX 0.8 ON : +1.8 V OFF : +4.8 V

TELE : 7 V

1-5. Signal Inputs and Outputs

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1-6. Removing/Reinstalling Outside Panel

1-6.

Removing/Reinstalling Outside Panel

Removing

Be sure to turn off the power, and then disconnect the power cord and/or battery before performing the following steps. If not, damage to internal circuit may result.

1. Fully loosen the left screw (with drop-safe) of the front lid.

2. Fully loosen the four screws of the outside panel to remove the panel.

Front lid

Outside panel

Reinstalling

1. Sliding the hook of the outside panel onto the guide shaft of the cassette compartment, install the outside panel.

2. Fasten the screws of the outside panel.

n Tightening Torque : 140 x 10

N.m {14.3 kgf.cm}

Screws (with drop-safe)

Guide shaft of the cassette compartment

Screws (with drop-safe)

Hook of the outside panel

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1-8. Removing/Reinstalling Cassette Compartment

1-7. Opening/Closing Inside Panel

Opening

m . To avoid damage to internal circuit, be sure to turn off

the power, and then disconnect the power cord and/or battery before following the steps below.

. To protect the connector box from a damage by rubbing

against the hinge, slip in a sheet of paper between the box and hinge when opening the inside panel.

1. Fully loosen the four screws (with drop-safe), and then open the inside panel in the direction of the arrow.

Be careful not to bend the flexible wires connected to the TC-101 board intentionally.

Cover here (with a sheet of paper).

1-8. Removing/Reinstalling Cassette

Compartment

m . To avoid damage to internal circuit, be sure to turn off

the power, and then disconnect the power cord and/or battery before following the steps below.

. The cassette compartment is removable in either of up or

down position.

Removing

1. Remove the outside panel. (Refer to Section 1-6.)

2. Remove the three screws of the cassette compartment.

3. Grasp the cassette compartment by the portion shown in the figure and lift it out.

Screws (

M 1.4x2.5

)

Screws (

M 1.4x2.5

)

Hinge (R)

Closing (step 1)

Hinge (R)

Hook

Hinge (F)

Closing (step 1)

Hook

Hinge (F)

Screws (with drop-safe)

Inside panel

Closing

1. Ensure that the hinges (F) and (R) are properly hitched on the hooks of chassis.

2. Close the inside panel, and then fasten the four screws (with drop-safe) to install the panel.

m . Tightening Torque : 140 x 10

N.m {14.3 kgf.cm}

. Be careful not to pinch harnesses between the inside

panel and chassis.

Cassette compartment

Mechanical deck assembly

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1-8. Removing/Reinstalling Cassette Compartment

Reinstalling

1. To create a clearance of 0.5 mm between the white roller of joint arm and the end face of mechanical deck, adjust the position of the joint arm.

Roller (white)

End face of mechanical deck

0.5 mm Outside surface of roller

Joint arm

2. Slide the white lock-roller of cassette compartment in an upward direction.

3. Slide the cam plate (A) on the right of the cassette compartment all the way of the arrow until it stops.

Cam plate (A)

4. Grasp the cassette compartment by the portion shown in the figure and set it on the stage to insert the two cassette-guide-pins onto the round hole of the stage. Check that the other white-roller of joint arm positioned in step 1 is put in the notch of the cam plate (A) on the right side.

5. Push down the lever of the cassette compartment and check to see that the stage smoothly moves up and down. If not moved smoothly, recheck the steps 1 through 4.

6. Fasten the cassette compartment using the three screws.

n Tightening Torque : 9 x 10

N.m {0.9 kgf.cm}

Lock-roller (white)

1-16

Screw (

M 1.4x2.5

Lever

Round hole of the stage

Cassetteguide-pin

Notch

White-roller in step 1

)

Screws

Joint arm

(

M 1.4x2.5

)

Stage

Notch of the cam plate (A)

Cassette-guide-pin

Other white-roller

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1-9. Removing/Reinstalling Plug-in Boards

1-9.

Removing/Reinstalling Plug-in Boards

Be careful not to damage the board and to position and orient the board correctly when removing/reinstalling the plug-in boards.

1-9-1. DCP/DVP Board Assembly

m . When replacing the board, set the switches on the new

board. DCP-17 board : Refer to Section 1-10-3. DVP-17 board : Refer to Section 1-10-4.

. After replacing the board, see the Maintenance Manual

Part 2 Vol.1 and perform adjustments as follows : DCP-17 board : Sec. 7. Camera System Electrical

Alignment

DVP-17 board : Sec. 6-5. Video System Adjustment

(Automatic Equalizer Adjustment and REC Current Adjustment)

Removing

Reinstalling

1. Stay opens the levers of the board in advance.

2. Insert the DCP or DVP board assembly along the board guide rails.

3. After the shafts of levers get into the chassis, close the levers and press in the board to firmly connect it to the connector of the MB-810 board.

4. Reconnect the harnesses to the connectors CN12 and CN13 on the DCP board assembly.

1-9-2. SV-210 Board

1. Open the inside panel. (Refer to Section 1-7.)

2. Grasp the board by the pull ring and pull it out to disconnect the SV-210 board from the connectors of MB-811 board.

MB-811 board

1. Open the inside panel. (Refer to Section 1-7.)

2. Remove the harnesses from the connectors CN12 and CN13 on the DCP board assembly.

3. Open the levers to disconnect the DCP or DVP board assembly from the connectors on the MB-810 board.

4. Lift the DCP or DVP board assembly out.

Levers

CN12

DCP board assembly

CN13

MB-810 board

Pull ring

SV-210 board

DVP board assembly

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1-10. Switch/Slit Land Settings and LED Functions on the Boards

As for the external-switch settings, see Section “2. Locations and Functions of the Parts and Controls” in the Operation Manual.

Never change the settings of switches specified “Factory use”.

1-10-1. AXM-21 Board

SL301

SL300

AXM-21 B side

Slit Lands

Ref. No. Name Description Factory setting

SL300 AUDIO OUT Select OPEN : Output from the XLR 5-pin connector OPEN

SHORT : Output from the XLR 3-pin connector

SL301 AUDIO OUT Select OPEN : Output from the XLR 3-pin connector

SHORT : Output from the XLR 5-pin connector

*1 : If the AUDIO OUT connector (XLR 5-pin) is converted to XLR 3-pin connectors, set the slit lands as specified above. (The XLR 3-pin

connectors are not supplied. Ready them separately.)

*2 : This slit land is short-circuited by the traces on the board. Therefore, the traces must be cut using a knife when the setting is

changed.

SHORT

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1-10-2. CNB-11 Board

1-10. Switch/Slit Land Settings and LED Functions on the Boards

SL1

SL401

CNB-11 A side

Slit Lands

Set SL1 according to the destination when replacing the board.

Ref. No. Description Factory setting

SL1 Selects how the power is derived when the battery and external power supply OPEN

SL401 Destination Select OPEN : For the area except Japan

are used simultaneously : OPEN : Always derived power from the external power supply. SHORT : Automatically derived power from either of the battery or external

power supply which is in higher input-voltage.

OPEN (for except Japan)

SHORT : For Japan SHORT (for Japan)

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1-10. Switch/Slit Land Settings and LED Functions on the Boards

1-10-3. DCP-17 Board

EDC

DCP-17 B side

Switches

Ref. No. Name Description Factory setting

S1 ENG Disable Select Switching ON/OFF of engineer mode OFF

S4-1 SVC Enable Select Switching ON/OFF of service mode OFF

S4-2 _ Factory use OFF S4-3 VF CAM Select Output signal selection when the OUTPUT/DCC switch OFF

S4-4 CA Mode Function selection of the VTR START button OFF

S4-5 to 7 _ Not used OFF S4-8 Data reset ON : Resets the setting menu when the power is OFF

ON : Disables OFF : Enables

ON : Enables OFF : Disables

is set to BARS ON : Outputs the camera signal on the viewfinder. OFF : Outputs the color bars signal on the viewfinder.

ON : Uses the VTR START button as the RET 2 button.

(The VTR SAVE/STBY switch is used as the INCOM TALK ON button.)

OFF : Uses the VTR START button as the INCOM TALK

ON button.

turned on.

OFF : Not resets. (under normal use)

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1-10-4. DVP-17 Board

1-10. Switch/Slit Land Settings and LED Functions on the Boards

DE FGHJ

DVP-17 A side

S20

1 2

3 4 5 6

7 8

K 1

D22

3 4 5 6

7 8

DVP-17 B side

Switches

Set the switches S20-7 and S20-8 according to your own unit when replacing the board.

Ref.No. Name Description Factory setting

S20-1 to 2 _ Factory use OFF S20-3 _ Not used OFF S20-4 EQ Adjust Mode Set this switch to ON when adjusting OFF

S20-5 to 6 _ Factory use OFF S20-7 Model Select OFF : DVW-707/707P OFF (for DVW-707/707P)

S20-8 N/P Select OFF : NTSC OFF (for NTSC)

equalizer and REC current.

ON : DVW-790WS/790WSP/ ON (for DVW-790WS/790WSP/

709WS/709WSP 709WS/709WSP)

ON : PAL ON (for PAL)

DEFGHJ

LED

Ref.No. Name Description Always

D22 _ Not used OFF

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1-10-5. HN-260 Board

A BCD

S1-1

S1-2

D10

D11

D12

A BCD

D13

HN-260 A side HN-260 B side

Switches

Ref.No. Name Description Factory setting

S1-1 ADJ Switching ON/OFF of the adjustment mode OFF S1-2 TRK S2 SET Execution of the automatic servo adjustment _

S3 NUMBER Selection of the automatic servo adjustment _

S4 REC HEAD PB SEL Selection of NORMAL REC or REC HEAD PB (TEST) REC

Switching ON/OFF of the tracking adjustment by tracking VR OFF

(Refer to the Maintenance Manual Part 2 Vol.1, Sec.6 Servo System Adjustment.)

LEDs

Ref. No. Name Description Normal state

D7 _ Lights when S1-1 is turned on. OFF D8 _ Lights when S1-2 is turned on. OFF D10 _ Lights when the tape is slacked. OFF

D11 _ Lights when the S1-1 is turned on OFF

D10 to D13 _ Indicates the status of the automatic servo adjustment. OFF

Lights when the S1-1 is turned on (in the automatic servo adjustment mode).

(in the PG adjustment mode).

(Refer to the Maintenance Manual Part 2 Vol.1, Sec. 6 Servo System Adjustment.)

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1-10-6. TC-101 Board

1-10. Switch/Slit Land Settings and LED Functions on the Boards

S602

S601

S603

S802

D825

S106

D824

S101

S107

TC-101 B side

Switches

Ref. No. Name Description Factory setting

S101 CH-1 Front MIC Enables to control the audio level of the AUDIO IN OFF

S106 CH-2 Limiter Switching ON/OFF of CH-2 Limiter OFF S107 CH-1 Limiter Switching ON/OFF of CH-1 Limiter OFF S601 CUE ONLY Factory use OFF

S602 CH-1 Output Limiter Switching ON/OFF of CH-1 Output Limiter ON

S603 CH-2 Output Limiter Switching ON/OFF of CH-2 Output Limiter ON

S802-1 NTSC/PAL SEL NP Select OFF (for NTSC)

S802-2 _ Factory use OFF

LEVEL Control CH-1 connector on the rear input with MIC LEVEL

volume of the front panel. ON : Enables. OFF : Disables.

(The CUE tone is output to AUDIO OUT all the time during playback.)

(+10 dB limit)

OFF : NTSC ON (for PAL) ON : PAL

Slit Lands

All the slit lands on the TC-101 board are “Factory use”. Never change the settings. (Factory setting : OPEN)

LEDs

Ref. No. Name Description Always

D824 _ Factory use OFF D825 _ Factory use OFF

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1-10. Switch/Slit Land Settings and LED Functions on the Boards

1-10-7. TG-207 Board (for DVW-790WS/790WSP/709WS/709WSP only)

TG-207 B side

Switches

When replacing the board, set the S2 according to your own unit.

Ref. No. Name Description Factory setting

S1 Model Select 4:3 (No DVW Model) 16:9

S2 Model Select FIT : DVW-790WS/790WSP FIT : (For DVW-790WS/790WSP)

16:9 (DVW-790WS/790WSP/

709WS/709WSP)

IT : DVW-709WS/709WSP IT : (For DVW-709WS/709WSP)

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1-10-8. DIF-75 Board (BKDW-702)

1-10. Switch/Slit Land Settings and LED Functions on the Boards

BC D

DIF-75 B side

Switches

Ref. No. Name Description Factory setting

S1-1 VCO ADJ Set to ON in the free-running adjustment. OFF S1-2 _ Reserved OFF

LEDs

Ref. No. Name Description Normal state

D7 _ Lights when S1-1 is turned on. OFF D8 _ Lights when S1-2 is turned on. OFF D10 _ Lights when the tape is slacked. OFF

Lights when the S1-1 is turned on (in the automatic servo adjustment mode).

D11 _ Lights when the S1-1 is turned on OFF

(in the PG adjustment mode).

D10 to D13 _ Indicates the status of the automatic servo adjustment. OFF

(Refer to the Maintenance Manual Part 2 Vol.1, Sec. 6 Servo System Adjustment.)

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1-11. Ejecting the Cassette Tape Manually

1-11.

Ejecting the Cassette Tape Manually

To avoid damage to internal circuit, be sure to turn off the power, and then disconnect the power cord and/or battery before following the steps below.

1. Open the ME cover of the outside panel in the direction of the arrow.

2. Press in the gear and turn it counterclockwise with a Philips screwdriver while pressing the gear in.

Check that the tape is taken up the cassette reel while turning the gear.

3. Turn the gear until the front lid opens, and then eject the cassette tape.

m . Never turn the gear no further after the front lid opened.

If the gear is turned moreover, gear phase will be out of order, and the operation timing of the cleaning roller will be shifted. When adjusting the phase of the gear, refer to Section “4-2-12. Timing Belt (Threading) Replacement” of the Maintenance Manual Part 2 Vol.1.

. Closing the front lid

If the gear is turned moreover after the front lid opened, the front lid cannot be closed and locked. To close the front lid, turn on the power and close the lid.

If the front lid cannot be opened by turning the gear :

1. Remove the outside panel. (Refer to Section 1-6.)

2. Put the cassette compartment into the up position as the cassette lid of the cassette tape opened. (As for the moving up the cassette compartment, refer to Section 1-8.)

3. Being careful not to damage the tape, eject the cassette tape.

Front lid

Outside panel

Gear

Turn while pressing

(counterclockwise)

ME cover

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1-12. Inserting the Cassette Tape With Outside Panel Removed

1-13. Cleaning When the Heads are Clogged

1-12. Inserting the Cassette Tape With

Outside Panel Removed

1. Put the cassette compartment into the up position. (Refer to Section 1-8.)

2. Insert the cassette tape into the cassette compartment.

3. Insert a screwdriver blade into the hole of the cassette compartment, and then slide it in the direction of the arrow until it locks to put the cassette compartment into the down position.

To avoid deformation of the lid arm (L), never press the lid arm (L) to put the cassette compartment into the down position. If the lid arm (L) is deformed, the front lid will not be locked when installing the outside panel.

Lid arm (L) (Do not use now.)

Screwdriver

1-13. Cleaning When the Heads are

Clogged

If the video heads are clogged, firstly clean them with a cleaning tape as following “Cleaning by a Cleaning Tape”. If it does not help, see Section “6. Cleaning” and clean them with a cleaning cloth.

Cleaning by a Cleaning Tape

Tool

. Cleaning Tape BCT-D12CL

Be sure to use the cleaning tape BCT-D12CL. The use of other cleaning tape may cause unusual wearing or damage of the video heads.

1. Insert the cleaning tape BCT-D12CL into the unit.

2. Press the PLAY button to start the head cleaning.

3. After the five seconds, press the EJECT button to eject the cleaning tape.

To avoid damage to the video heads, be sure to take the cleaning tape out after cleaning.

4. Check to see that the head clog is clear.

Hole

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1-14. Fixtures and Adjustment Equipment 1-15. Battery for Memory Backup 1-16. Replacing the DC-DC Converter

1-14.

Fixtures and Adjustment Equipment

As for the required fixtures and adjustment equipment for the maintenance of this unit, refer to Section “1-1. Fixtures and Adjustment Equipment” in the Maintenance Manual Part 2 Vol.1.

1-15. Battery for Memory Backup

When replacing the battery, ensure that the battery is installed with “+” and “_” poles connected to the correct terminals. An improper connection may cause an explosion or leakage of fluid.

The unit is equipped with a battery (BT801) for the memory backup on the TC-101 board. When replacing, be sure to use the specified part.

Ref. No. : BT801 (B-2/TC-101 board) Description : CR-2450 (lithium-ion battery) Part No. : 1-528-229-11 Recommended Replacement Period : Every five years

1-16. Replacing the DC-DC Converter

1. Remove the outside panel. (Refer to Section 1-6.)

2. Disconnect the DC-DC converter from the connector of the MB-811 board to remove it.

MB-811 board

DC-DC converter

The memory IC stores the data such as date and time. If the backup battery is dead or replaced, these data are all cleared. See Section “4-10. VTR Menu Display in the Display Panel” in the Operation Manual to reset the data.

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2-1. Error Code

Section 2

Diagnostics

OVER EMPH OVER

V H

PEAK dB

30 40



Error code

Warning indicators

DIAG PB VITC NDF EXT-LK HOLD



H MIN SEC FRM

TAPE

BATT

RF SERVO HUMID SLACK

Display panel

2-1-1. Warning Indicators

The warning indicator on the display panel lights if any fault occurs during the power-on sequence or normal operation. And the tally indicator on the viewfinder, back tally and warning indicators blink at the same time.

RF : Lights if video heads are clogged SERVO : Lights if the servo fails

Lights if the communication error is occurred between system control IC (DVP-13 board)

and servo IC (SV-210 board) HUMID : Lights if there is condensation in the unit SLACK : Lights if the tape is not winding properly or the following troubles

(shown in “Section 2-1-2”) are occurred

2-1-2. Error Codes

When “SLACK” of the warning indicator lights, error causes and its operating status are displayed on the display panel.

E-XXX

MODE

0: POWER ON 1: REC 2: REC PAUSE 3: THREAD 4: UNTHREAD 5: STOP 8: PLAY 9:FF A: REW b: REC REVIEW C: CUE UP E: FF SEARCH F: REW SEARCH

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10:Drum drive voltage abnormality 11:Detects no drum FG 12:Detects no drum PG 20:Capstan drive voltage abnormality 21:Detects no capstan FG-A 22:Detects no capstan FG-B 23:Capstan rotation abnormality in forward

and reverse directions

24:Capstan speed abnormality (high speed)

32:Detects no S reel FG 42:Detects no T reel FG 61:Fuction cam rotation overtime in the forward

direction

62:Fuction cam rotation overtime in the reverse

direction

63:Tape top sensor overtime 64:Full top sensor overtime 65:End sensor overtime 70:Servo NVRAM checksum error 71:Communication error between servo CPUs

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2-2. Error Messages 2-3. Display Panel and Lamp Operation Check

2-2. Error Messages

The error message is superimposed on the viewfinder screen if any fault occurs during the power-on sequence or normal operation.

Error message Operation Remedy

STORED DATA:NG Blinks on the viewfinder screen during the The white and/or black balance memory data

CAM? Displayed during the power-on sequence or A fault has been detected in the camera

VTR? Displayed during the power-on sequence or A fault (HUMID or SLACK) has been detected

power-on sequence have been lost. Adjust the white and black

balance again

normal operation Contact your local Sony Sales Office/

Service Center

normal operation in the VTR

Check the warning indicators on the display panel

2-3. Display Panel and Lamp Operation Check

The display panel and all lamps can be checked for all on and all off using the VTR (DIAG) menu of the unit. Refer to Section “3-2. VTR (DIAG) menu” for details of the VTR (DIAG) menu. Perform the check as follows.

1 Select the page DIAG-8 of the DIAG menu (VF screen : VTR MENU-12 page). 2 Check all on and all off of the display panel and the following lamps.

Every pressing of the SHIFT button toggles between all on and all off. It also toggles between the messages “ALL OFF” and “ALL ON” on the VF screen.

. REW button . F. FWD button . PLAY button . WARNING lamp (on side of display panel) . Tally lamp (VF) . Camera-man tally lamp (VF) . Back tally lamp (VF) . Rear tally lamp (rear panel) . Green tally lamp (in VF) . TALLY/REC lamp (in VF) . BATT lamp (in VF) . “!” (error status warning) lamp (in VF) . Spare lamp (in VF) . VTR SAVE lamp (in VF)

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2-4. Displaying the Servo Adjustment Data

The servo adjustment data can be displayed, using the VTR menu of the unit. (It can not be displayed on the DIAG menu.) Refer to Section “3-2. VTR (DIAG) menu” for details of the VTR menu. Display the servo adjustment data as follows.

1. Select the page VTR MENU-13 of the VTR menu.

VF screen

VTR MENU-13

SERVO MEMORY

1. CAP FREE SP

2. PG PHASE-1

3. PG PHASE-2

4. CFGA DUTY

5. CFGB DUTY

6. EDIT DELAY

7. SLACK XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX

XX XX XX XX XX XX

1. Displays the capstan free speed adjustment data

2. Displays the low-order bit of drum PG phase adjustment data

3. Displays the high-order bit of drum PG phase adjustment data If the most significant bit is “0” in binary, the PG phase adjustment

data including high and low-order bits ranges from 0 to 255. if it is “1”, the PG phase adjustment data range from 256 to 511

4. Displays the capstan FGA offset adjustment data

5. Displays the capstan FGB offset adjustment data

6. Displays the delay adjustment data during back-space editing

7. Slack information (Refer to Section 2-5.)

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2-5. Displaying the Slack Information in the Past

The slack information indicating a maximum of four slacks that have occurred in the past, can be displayed, using the VTR (DIAG) menu of the unit. Refer to Section “3-2. VTR (DIAG) menu” for details of the VTR (DIAG) menu. Display the slack information as follows.

1 Select the page DIAG-9 of the DIAG menu (VF screen : VTR MENU-13 page, 7. SLACK). 2 Select the SLACK DATA 1 to SLACK DATA 4. (The SLACK DATA 1 is the newest information.)

Display panel

9X XXXX

STATE CODE

TROUBLE CODE

1. SLACK DATA 1

2. SLACK DATA 2

3. SLACK DATA 3

4. SLACK DATA 4

VF screen

VTR MENU-13

SERVO MEMORY

1. CAP FREE SP

2. PG PHASE-1

3. PG PHASE-2

4. CFGA DUTY

5. CFGB DUTY

6. EDIT DELAY

7. SLACK XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX

SLACK DATA

1234

XX XX XX XX XX XX

Contents of slack trouble code

10 : Abnormal drum drive voltage 11 : No drum FG output 12 : No drum PG output 20 : Abnormal capstan drive

voltage 21 : No capstan FG-A output 22 : No capstan FG-B output

Abnormal forward/reverse

23 :

rotation of capstan 24 : Abnormal capstan speed

(high-speed) 32 : No S reel FG output 42 : No T reel FG output 61 : Time over the forward

rotation time of function cam 62 : Time over the reverse

rotation time of function cam 63 : Time over the tape top

sensor 64 : Time over the full top sensor 65 : Time over the end sensor

time 70 : Servo NVRAM checksum

error 71 : Communication error

between servo CPUs

Contents of slack state code

00 : Power-on initialization 1x : No cassette and standby state 2x : Record 3x : Stop 4x : FF/REW 5x : Playback 6x : REC PAUSE 7x : REC REVIEW 8x : Threading/unthreading

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Section 3

Setup Menu

This section describes details of the engineer mode of the setup menu that is displayed on the viewfinder. It also describes the VTR (DIAG) menu that is displayed inside the display panel.

3-1. Engineer Mode (Setup Menu)

When you enter the engineer mode of the setup menu, the engineer-oriented menu appears. Using the engineer-oriented menu, selection of user mode, various setting up and camera system adjustment can be executed.

Data structure of the setup menu is described as shown below. Setup values of the setup menu = Fixed data (absolute value) + Service mode setup value (relative value) + Engineer mode setup value (relative value) + User mode setup value (relative value)

Setup values of the setup menu

(adjustment value)

User mode data (relative value)

Engineer mode data (relative value)

Service mode data (relative value)

Fixed data (absolute value)

Stored in setup card

Default data when shipped from factory

. When the MENU/ON/OFF switch is set to ON after turning on the main power, the camcorder enters

the user mode. When you enter the user mode, the page that is selected by the MENU SELECT page of the engineer mode, and the items that are registered in the camera-man menu registration mode are displayed in a maximum of five pages. (Refer to the operation manual for details of the user mode and of the camera-man menu registration mode.)

. When an item is adjusted in the engineer mode, value of this item in the user mode is reset to 0. . When a setup data is written in a setup card, the setup value in the user mode and the setup value is the

engineer mode are stored separately.

. Refer to the Maintenance Manual, Part 2, Volume 1, Section 2 for details of the service mode. . When a remote control RM-B150/P9 is selected and the camcorder is operated externally from the

remote control, there are some items that cannot be changed of their setup or some items to which setup data is not reflected correctly. Refer to Section “3-1-2 Setup Menu List” for more details.

How to Enter the Engineer Mode

1. Turn off the main power.

2. While pressing the rotary encoder, turn ON the POWER switch.

If you cannot enter the engineer mode, check the switch setting of the DCP-17 board for the following. S4-1 → OFF S1 → OFF

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3-1-1. Fundamental Operation of the Setup Menu

Switch description

MENU ON/OFF/PAGE switch

GAIN

VTR

CANCEL/PRST

OFF

PAGE ITEM

POWER

OUTPUT

WHITE BAL

ASSIGNABLE

OFF

Rotary encoder

1. MENU ON/OFF/PAGE switch

The MENU ON/OFF/PAGE switch is used to display the setup menu or to switch the display items in units of page. When lid is closed, the MENU ON/OFF/PAGE switch is automatically set to the OFF position.

MENU CANCEL/PRST/ITEM switch

ON : Displays the setup menu. OFF : Exits from the setup menu. PAGE : Selects another page of the setup menu

2. MENU CANCEL/PRST/ITEM switch

The MENU CANCEL/PRST/ITEM switch is used to select the desired item or to cancel setting or to recover the default setting when the MENU ON/OFF/PAGE switch is ON.

CANCEL/PRST : Cancels the already executed setting, or returns to the default setting. ITEM : Selects the desired item.

3. Rotary encoder

Rotate: Moves to another page or to another item, or to change the setup value. Press: Sets the page, or enters the setup value modification mode.

Operation (Using the MENU switch)

1. Set the MENU ON/OFF/PAGE switch to ON position.

2. To move to another page, set the MENU ON/OFF/PAGE switch to PAGE. (Moves to the next page every time when this switch is set.)

3. To move to another item, set the MENU CANCEL/PRST/ITEM switch to ITEM. (The cursor moves to the next item every time when this switch is set.) Press the rotary encoder to enter the setup value modification mode.

4. Rotate the rotary encoder to modify the setup value.

5. To exit from the setup menu, turn OFF the MENU ON/OFF/PAGE switch.

Operation (Using the rotary encoder)

1. Set the MENU ON/OFF/PAGE switch to ON position.

2. To move to another page, rotate the rotary encoder. (A page is set by pressing the rotary encoder.)

3. To move to another item, rotate the rotary encoder. (An item is set by pressing the rotary encoder.) Press the rotary encoder to enter the setup value modification mode.

4. To modify the setup value, rotate the rotary encoder .

5. To exit from the setup menu, turn OFF the MENU ON/OFF/PAGE switch.

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3-1-2. Contents of Setup Menu

This section describes details of the menu (including the engineer-oriented menu) that appears when the engineer mode is selected.

(Values in square [|] of the Setup column indicate the default value when shipped from factory.)

No. Page Item Setup Description

1 MARKER 1/3 SAFETY ZONE [ON]/OFF Sets the safety zone marker display to ON or OFF.

SAFETY AREA 80%/ 90% /100% Sets the safety zone area to 80 %, 90 % or 100 %. CENTER ON/[OFF] Sets the center marker display to ON to OFF. CENTER H X ([0]) Moves the center marker horizontally. CENTER V X ([0]) Moves the center marker vertically.

2 MARKER 2/3 BOX CURSOR ON/[OFF] Sets the box cursor display to ON or OFF.

Note : The box cursor does not appear in the following cases.

The WIDE SCREEN page BOX/4:3/14:9 LIMIT is set to any other item than BOX. The WIDE SCREEN page BOX/4:3/14:9 MODE is set to

4:3, while the VF ASPECT is set to 16:9A or 16:9B. BOX WIDTH X ([0]) Changes the width of the box cursor. BOX HEIGHT X ([0]) Changes the height of the box cursor. BOX H X ([0]) Moves the box cursor horizontally. BOX V X ([0]) Moves the box cursor vertically.

3 MARKER 3/3 TEST OUT MIX ON/[OFF]

RET MIX ON/[OFF] TEST OUT VF DISP ON/[OFF]

TEST OUT MENU ON/[OFF] Turns ON/OFF the function of outputting the menu to TEST OUT

RM VF MENU INH. [ON]/OFF ON : The menu is not displayed even through the MENU switch

4 VF DISP 1/2 DISP MODE 1/2/[3] Set the display mode. (For details, refer to the Operation Manual.)

EXTENDER [ON]/OFF Sets the extender display to ON or OFF. ZOOM [ON]/OFF Sets the zoom position display to ON or OFF.

5 VF DISP 2/2 FILTER [ON]/OFF Sets the filter display to ON or OFF.

WHITE [ON]/OFF Sets the white balance display to ON or OFF. GAIN [ON]/OFF Sets the gain selection value display to ON or OFF. SHUTTER [ON]/OFF Sets the shutter speed/mode display to ON or OFF. TAPE [ON]/OFF Sets the tape remaining display to ON or OFF. AUDIO [ON]/OFF Sets the CH-1 audio level display to ON or OFF. IRIS [ON]/OFF Sets the iris value display to ON or OFF.

Turns ON/OFF the function of outputting the VF marker to TEST OUT. Turns ON/OFF the function of mixing the VF marker with return video. Turns ON/OFF the function of outputting the character to TEST OUT

where the character is displayed on VF when the VF DISPLAY switch is set to ON.

where the menu is displayed on VF when the MENU ON/OFF/PAGE switch is set to ON. Note :

When an RM is connected, the menu is forced to be outputted

regardless of this menu setting.

is set to ON when an RM is connected.

OFF : The menu is displayed when the MENU switch is set to ON

even though an RM is connected.

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6 MASTER GAIN LOW _3/[0]/3/6/9/12/18/ Sets the gain corresponding to the LOW, MIDDLE, HIGH and

24/30/36/42/48 dB TURBO positions of the GAIN selector switch.

MID _3/0/3/6/[9]/12/18/ Note : When the gain selection value is changed, the BLACK SET

24/30/36/42/48 dB adjustment is required.

HIGH _3/0/3/6/9/12/[18]/

24/30/36/42/48 dB

TURBO _3/0/3/6/9/12/18/

24/30/36/[42]/48 dB

7 SHOT ID ID-1 Shot ID setting (ID1 to ID4)

ID-2 Sets the shot ID of a maximum of twelve characters using ID-3

alphanumeric character, symbol, and space.

ID-4

8 SHOT DISP Selects the shot data to be super-imposed on color-bar signal.

DATE ON/[OFF] Date TIME ON/[OFF] Time MODEL NAME ON/[OFF] Model name SERIAL NO. ON/[OFF] Serial No. CASSTTE NO. ON/[OFF] Cassette No. SHOT NO. ON/[OFF] Shot No. ID SELECT [OFF]/ID1/ID2/ The shot ID number that is selected by the SHOT ID page.

ID3/ID4

9 SHUTTER The shutter mode/speed setting that can be selected by the

SHUTTER switch, etc.

EVS [ON]/OFF

Turns ON/OFF the EVS mode. (DVW-709WS/709WSP/707/707P) Turns ON/OFF the super EVS (Enhanced vertical definition) mode. (DVW-790WS/790WSP)

CLS [ON]/OFF Turns ON/OFF the CLS (clear scan) mode.

(DVW-709WS/709WSP/707/707P) Turns ON/OFF the ECS (extended clear scan) mode. (DVW-790WS/790WSP)

1/100 (NTSC) [ON]/OFF Shutter speed 1/100 (for NTSC) or 1/60 (for PAL) second in the 1/60 (PAL) standard mode

1/125 [ON]/OFF Shutter speed 1/125 second in the standard mode 1/250 [ON]/OFF Shutter speed 1/250 second in the standard mode 1/500 [ON]/OFF Shutter speed 1/500 second in the standard mode 1/1000 [ON]/OFF Shutter speed 1/1000 second in the standard mode 1/2000 [ON]/OFF Shutter speed 1/2000 second in the standard mode

10 !’ LED OFF : The “!” lamp of VF does not turn on.

ON : The “!” lamp of VF turns on when the following conditions

are satisfied. MASTER GAIN [ON]/OFF The GAIN value is set to any value other than 0 dB. SHUTTER ON [ON]/OFF The SHUTTER switch is set to ON. WHITE PRESET ON/[OFF] The WHITE BAL switch is set to PRST. ATW RUN ON/[OFF] The ATW (automatic tracing white balance) is operating. EXTENDER ON [ON]/OFF Lens extender is being used. FILTER 2,3,4 ON/[OFF] Filter is set to any position other than 1. FILTER A,C,D ON/[OFF] Filter is set to any position other than B.

(DVW-790WS/790WSP/709WS/709WSP only)

A.IRIS OVERRIDE ON/[OFF] Reference value of the automatic iris control is et to any value

other than the standard value.

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No. Page Item Setup Description

11 SETUP CARD READ (→CAM) To be executed by Reads data from the setup card.

pressing the rotary encoder.

WRITE (→CARD) To be executed by Writes data to the setup card

pressing the rotary encoder.

ID EDIT The card ID can be set within ten characters using alphanumeric

characters and symbols. WRITE PROTECT ON/[OFF] Turns ON/OFF the write-inhibit function into the setup card. WHITE DATA ON/[OFF] Turns ON/OFF the function of reading white balance correction

value from the setup card.

12 FUNCTION 1/2 TEST OUT [ENC]/R/G/B Selection of video signal to be output froth TEST OUT connector.

Note : R-G or B-G can be selected when R-G/B-G SEL on the

first page of OPERATION is set to ON.

DETAIL [ON]/OFF Turns ON/OFF the function of adding detail signal to video for

improving resolution power. APERTURE [ON]/OFF Sets the aperture correction to ON or OFF. SKIN TONE DTL ON/[OFF] Turns ON/OFF the skin tone detail function. MATRIX ON/OFF Turns ON/OFF the linear matrix correction function.

*Default value The highly color saturation can be obtained when this item is set OFF (J) to ON.

ON (Except J) GAMMA [ON]/OFF Turns ON/OFF the gamma correction function. BLACK GAMMA ON/[OFF] Turns ON/OFF the black gamma correction function. CHROMA [ON]/OFF Turns ON/OFF the function to add chroma signal. TEST SAW ON/[OFF] Turns ON/OFF the function to add the TEST signal to the video

signal system forcibly. (Used during the video signal adjustment.)

CROSS COLOR FLT

ON/[OFF] Turns ON/OFF the function to reduce the cross-color of video

signal. (NTSC only)

13 FUNCTION 2/2 GENLOCK [ON]/OFF Turns ON/OFF the function of synchronizing the internal reference

signal with the video signal that is input to GENLOCK IN connector.

CAM RET. ON/[OFF] Turns ON/OFF the function of displaying the return video signal

that is input to the GENLOCK IN connector, when the RET button on the lens is set to ON.

FILTER INH. ON/[OFF] Turns ON/OFF the function of interlocking the filter with the white

balance correction value. ON : The white balance correction value does not interlock with

the color temperature conversion filter, but is memorized in the memory A and memory B respectively.

OFF : The white balance correction value is memorized in the

respective memories of memory A (4 memories) and memory B (4 memories) totaling 8 memories respectively.

FIELD/FRAME [FIELD]/FRAME Sets the CCD read-out method.

FIELD : Reading out in units of field. (Normal setting) FRAME : Reading out in units of frame.

(Used when the higher vertical resolution is desired)

Note : The FRAME reading has a more residual image than the

FIELD reading.

A.IRIS OVERRIDE ON/[OFF] Turns ON/OFF the iris override function.

When the iris override function is set to ON, reference value of the AUTO iris adjustment can be modified by the rotary encoder when the MENU ON/OFF/PAGE switch is set to OFF.

(continued) (5 steps: _1/2, _1/4, 0, +1/4, +1/2 steps of iris stop)

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13 FUNCTION 2/2 DCC FUNCTION FIX/[DCC]

SEL

Selects the DCC function modes when the DCC switch is set to ON. DCC : Normal mode

(Dynamic range is set by the DCC ADJUSTMENT page.)

FIX : Knee is corrected by the fixed dynamic range of 600%.

REAR BNC OUT [VBS]/SDI/OFF Selects the signal to be output from the rear panel VIDEO OUT

connector when the SDI output board BKDW-702 is installed. VBS : Outputs the composite video signal. SDI : Outputs the SDI signal. OFF : Set to OFF when power saving is desired.

VTR MODE ON/[OFF] Set to ON when an external VTR is controlled by the VTR START

button as it is interlocked with the DVW, when an external VTR is connected via the CA-702.

REC INHIBIT [ON]/OFF Set to OFF when the REC control is executed by the VTR START (CCU) button even though CCU is connected via CA-705/755.

Note : When this setup is set to OFF, a viewfinder can not be

powered on.

ASSIGNABLE SW [OFF]/RET/REC/ Selects function of the ASSINABLE button.

TURBO/ AUDIO/ATW/ LOOPR/F.SHT

OFF : During normal use RET : RET button REC : VTR START button TURBO : TURBO GAIN button AUDIO : The ON/OFF switch of the function to display the

AUDIO source on VF for each channel. ATW : The ON/OFF switch of the ATW function LOOPR : The ON/OFF switch of the loop recording function.

(This item is displayed only when the picture cache

board BKDW-703 is installed.) F. SHT : The ON/OFF switch of the frame shutter function.

(This item is displayed only when the frame shutter unit

BKDW-705 is installed.)

14 WIDE SCREEN Note : This page is displayed only in DVW-790WS/790WSP/

709WS/709WSP only

16:9/4:3 MODE [16:9]/4:3 Sets the aspect ratio of the video signal output from the VIDEO

OUT and TEST OUT connectors.

VF ASPECT [AUTO]/4:3/ Sets the aspect ratio on the viewfinder.

16:9A/16:9B AUTO : Sets the aspect ratio set by 16:9/4:3 MODE setting.

4:3 : Sets the aspect ratio to 4:3 regardless of 16:9/4:3 MODE

setting.

16:9A :

Sets the aspect ratio to 16:9 regardless of 16:9/4:3 MODE setting (displays the area of 4:3 mode with the marker).

16:9B :

Sets the aspect ratio to 16:9 regardless of 16:9/4:3 MODE setting (video level is cut in half out of the safety zone area on the VF screen).

BOX/4:3/14:9 [BOX]/4:3/14:9 Sets the function of the box cursor. LIMITS

BOX : Operates as the normal cursor function. 4:3 : Displays the 4:3 area when the 16:9/4:3 MODE set to 16:9. 14:9 : Displays the 14:9 area when 16:9 is selected by the above

described 16:9/4:3 MODE.

16:9 BARS ID ON/[OFF] Turns ON/OFF the function of adding the 16:9 display to the built-

in color bar when 16:9 is selected by the above described 16:9/4:3 MODE.

16:9 VF ID ON/[OFF]

Turns ON/OFF the function of adding the 16:9 display to the VF screen when 16:9 is selected by the above described 16:9/4:3 MODE.

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15 VF SETTING ZEBRA 1 DETECT 20 to 107 % ([70]) Sets the center level of the zebra 1 pattern.

ZEBRA 1 APERTURE 1 to 20 % ([10]) Sets the width of the zebra 1 pattern. ZEBRA 2 DETECT

52 to 109 % ([100])

Sets the ZEBRA2 display level. ZEBRA SELECT [1]/2/BOTH Selects the zebra patterns. TEST OUT ZEBRA ON/[OFF]

Turns ON/OFF the function of outputting the zebra pattern to TEST OUT. VF DTL LEVEL X ([0]) Sets the VF detail amount.

16 LEVEL 1 DETAIL LVL X ([0]) Sets the total level of the detail signal.

H/V RATIO X ([0]) Sets balance between the H detail signal and the V detail signal. DTL FREQ X ([0]) Sets frequency (thickness) of the H detail signal. CRISPENING X ([0]) Sets the crispening level of the detail signal. APT. LEVEL X ([0]) Sets the high-frequency correction level. DTL W.CLP X ([0]) Sets the white clip level of the V detail signal. DTL V B.CLP X ([0]) Sets the level that clips the excessive level in the negative (_)

direction of the V detail signal. DTL H B.CLP X ([0]) Sets the level that clips the excessive level in the negative (_)

direction of the H detail signal. LVL DEPEND [ON]/OFF Turns ON/OFF the level dependent function L.DEP.LVL X ([0])

Sets the level that suppresses the detail signal at the low signal level.

17 LEVEL 2 KNEE APT ON/[OFF] Turns ON/OFF the knee aperture function.

K.APT.LVL X ([0]) Adjusts the detail signal amount that is added to the high light

signal higher than the knee point. DTL COMB X ([0]) Set the signal level at which the comb filter starts working. C.C.S.LVL X ([0]) Sets the chroma suppression level. (NTSC only)

18 LEVEL 1#4:3 Note : This page is displayed only in DVW-790WS/790WSP/

709WS/709WSP. The following settings are valid when the 16:9/4:3 MODE

on the WIDE SCREEN is set to 4:3. DETAIL LVL X ([0]) Sets the overall level of the detail signal. H/V RATIO X ([0]) Sets balance between the H detail signal and the V detail signal. DTL FREQ X ([0]) Sets frequency (thickness) of the H detail signal. CRISPENING X ([0]) Sets the crispening level of the detail signal. APT. LEVEL X ([0]) Sets the high frequency correction level. DTL W.CLP X ([0]) Sets the white clip level of the V detail signal. DTL V B.CLP X ([0]) Sets the level that clips the excessive level in the negative (_)

direction of the V detail signal.

DTL H B.CLP X ([0]) Sets the level that clips the excessive level in the negative (_)

direction of the H detail signal. LVL DEPEND [ON]/OFF Turns ON/OFF the level dependent function L.DEP.LVL X ([0])

Sets the level that suppresses the detail signal at the low signal level.

19 LEVEL 2#4:3 Note : This page is displayed only in DVW-790WS/790WSP/

709WS/709WSP. The following settings are valid when the 16:9/4:3 MODE

on the WIDE SECREEN is set to 4:3. KNEE APT ON/[OFF] Turns ON/OFF the knee aperture function. K.APT.LVL X ([0]) Adjusts the detail signal amount that is added to the high light

signal higher than the knee point. DTL COMB X ([0]) Set the signal level at which the comb filter starts working. C.C.S.LVL X ([0]) Sets the chroma suppression level. (NTSC only)

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20 LEVEL 3 SKIN TONE DTL ON/[OFF] Turns ON/OFF the skin tone detail function.

(Same as the TEST OUT on the 1/2 pages of FUNCTION.) SUPPRESS LEVEL X([0]) Sets signal amount of the skin tone detail. SKIN TONE DET [OFF]/EXEC Sets to the EXEC position when the range in which skin tone

detail function is automatically set.

(Shoot a skin tone object that fills the entire gate marker on VF,

and press the rotary encoder.) SATURATION X([0]) Sets the range of color saturation in which the skin tone detail

function works. HUE X([0]) WIDTH X([0])

Sets the range of color hue in which the skin tone detail function works.

Sets the width of color hue in which the skin tone detail function works. SKIN AREA IND. ON/[OFF] Turns ON/OFF the function of displaying zebra pattern on VF

indicating the range detecting the skin tone detail.

21 LEVEL 4 MASTER BLACK X([0]) Adjusts the master black level.

MASTER GAMMA X([0]) Adjusts the master gamma correction curve. MASTER BLACK X([0]) Adjusts the master black gamma.

GAMMA It sets the rise-up of the gamma correction curve. KNEE POINT X([0]) KNEE SLOPE X([0])

Adjusts the master knee point level during MANUAL knee adjustment.

Adjusts the master knee slope level during MANUAL knee adjustment. KNEE SATURATION X([0]) Adjusts the knee saturation level. KNEE [ON]/OFF Turns ON/OFF the knee correction function.

(The DCC switch setting is ignored.) WHITE CLIP [ON]/OFF Turns ON/OFF the white clip function.

(Used during video signal adjustment.)

Video signal that exceeds the signal level of 109% or higher

Note :

shall not be output even when this setting is set to OFF.

WHITE CLIP LEVEL X([0]) Sets the master white clip level.

22 LEVEL 5 BURST LEVEL X([0]) Sets the burst level of encoder output.

BURST PHASE X([0]) Sets the burst phase of encoder output. (PAL only) R-Y [ON]/OFF

Turns ON/OFF the function of outputting the R-Y signal to encoder output.

(This function is set to ON automatically when CHROMA is set ON

on 1/2 pages of FUNCTION.) B-Y [ON]/OFF

Turns ON/OFF the function of outputting the B-Y signal to encoder output.

(This function is set to ON automatically when CHROMA is set ON

on 1/2 pages of FUNCTION.) R-Y LEVEL X([0]) Sets the R-Y level of encoder output. B-Y LEVEL X([0]) Sets the B-Y level of encoder output.

The following items are displayed in DVW-790WS/790WSP/

Note :

709WS/709WSP only. The following items are valid when the 16:9/4:3 MODE on the WIDE SCREEN page is set to 4:3.

R-Y LEVEL (4:3) X([0]) B-Y LEVEL (4:3) X([0])

Turns ON/OFF the function of outputting the R-Y signal to encoder output.

Turns ON/OFF the function of outputting the B-Y signal to encoder output.

23 LEVEL 6 RGB LEVEL X([0]) Sets the video signal level of the RGB output.

RGB SYNC LVL. X([0]) Sets the sync signal level of the RGB output. RGB SETUP LVL. X([0]) Sets the setup level of the RGB output. ENC Y LEVEL X([0]) Sets the Y signal level of the encoder output. ENC SYNC LVL. X([0]) Sets the sync signal level of the encoder output. ENC SETUP LVL. X([0]) Sets the setup level of the encoder output.

The following items are displayed in DVW-790WS/790WSP/

Note :

709WS/709WSP only. The following items are valid when the 16:9/4:3 MODE on the WIDE SCREEN page is set to 4:3.

RGB LEVEL (4:3) X([0]) Sets the video signal level of the RGB output. ENC Y LEVEL (4:3) X([0]) Sets the setup level of the RGB output.

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24 LEVEL 7 R BLACK X ([0]) Adjusts the black level of the R signal.

G BLACK X ([0]) Adjusts the black level of the G signal. B BLACK X ([0]) Adjusts the black level of the B signal. R FLARE X ([0]) Adjusts the flare correction of the R channel. G FLARE X ([0]) Adjusts the flare correction of the G channel. B FLARE X ([0]) Adjusts the flare correction of the B channel. FLARE [ON]/OFF Turns ON/OFF the flare correction circuit. TEST OUT [ENC]/R/G/B

Sets the type of the video signal output from the TEST OUT connector. (Same as TEST OUT item of the “FUNCTION 1/2” page.)

25 LEVEL 8 GAMMA TABLE [A]/B/C/D/F Selects the gamma table.

Output level

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x (3%)

Input level

A : Gamma of x:y = 1:4 B : Gamma of x:y = 1:5 C : Gamma of x:y = 1:4.5 D : Gamma of x:y = 1:0.7

F : Gamma kine film MASTER GAMMA X ([0]) Adjusts the master gamma correction curve. R GAMMA X ([0]) Adjusts the gamma correction curve of the R channel. G GAMMA X ([0]) Adjusts the gamma correction curve of the G channel. B GAMMA X ([0]) Adjusts the gamma correction curve of the B channel. BLACK GAMMA LOW/MID/[HI] Sets the range in which black gamma works RANGE LOW: 0 to 7.2 %

MID : 0 to 14.4 %

HI : 0 to 28.8 % MASTER BLACK X ([0]) Adjusts the master black gamma correction.

GAMMA R BLACK GAMMA X ([0]) Adjusts the black gamma correction of the R channel. G BLACK GAMMA X ([0]) Adjusts the black gamma correction of the G channel. B BLACK GAMMA X ([0]) Adjusts the black gamma correction of the B channel.

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26 LEVEL 9 MATRIX ON/[OFF] Turns ON/OFF the matrix correction function.

MATRIX TABLE [A]/B Selects the matrix table. (Two status of A and B can be saved.)

(Same as the MATRIX TABLE on page 10 of LEVEL.)

DETECT COLOR [OFF]/EXEC Sets this item to the EXEC position to detect color of multi matrix.

(Align the VF gate marker to any of the color area that is divided into 16 divisions in the direction of hue, and press the rotary encoder.)

AXIS NUMBER [B]/B+/MG_/MG/ Select the desired hue to be corrected.

MG+/R/R+/YL_/ YL/YL+/G_/G/G+/

CY/CY+/B_ SATURATION X ([0]) Set the range in which multi matrix correction works. HUE X ([0]) Set the hue in which multi matrix correction works. MATRIX AREA ON/[OFF] Turns ON/OFF the function of indicating zebra pattern on the VF

IND. screen indicating the multi matrix correction detect area. MATRIX (MULTI) [ON]/OFF Selects wheather the matrix correction values set on this page are

valid or not.

27 LEVEL 10 MATRIX ON/[OFF] Turns ON/OFF the linear matrix correction function.

(Same as MATRIX on the FUNCTION 1/2 pages.) MATRIX TABLE [A]/B Selects the matrix table. (Two status of A and B can be saved.) R-G X ([0]) Sets the matrix coefficient. R-B X ([0]) G-R X ([0]) G-B X ([0]) B-R X ([0]) B-G X ([0]) MATRIX (MASTER) [ON]/OFF Selects wheather the matrix coefficient set on this page is valid

or not.

28 LEVEL 11 H PHASE X ([0]) Adjust the camera H phase during external sync lock mode.

SC PHASE X ([0])

Adjust the camera subcarrier phase during external sync lock mode. SC 0/180 SEL. 0/180 ([0]) Inverts the SC phase of the camera in the external genlock mode. SC-H X ([0]) Set the SC-H phase.

29 LEVEL 12 IRIS SET X ([0]) Sets the auto iris reference level.

IRIS MODE X ([0]) Sets sensitivity of AUTO iris. + (PEAK) ↔ _ (AVERAGE) IRIS WEIGHT [0]/1/2/3/4 Sets the valid range of the auto iris.

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Note : The area shown by oblique lines are weighted during

AUTO iris mode.

IRIS SPEED 0/1/[2]/3/4/5 Set the response speed of AUTO iris in the range of

0 (fast) ↔ 5 (slow). CLIP HIGH LIGHT ON/[OFF] Limits the auto iris detection to 100% for the subject of high

brightness (video level: 100% or more)

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No. Page Item Setup Description

30 W-SHADING G Used for the G channel white shading adjustment.

H SAW X ([0]) Adjusts amount of the H. SAW correction. H PARA X ([0]) Adjusts amount of the H. PARA correction. V SAW X ([0]) Adjusts amount of the V. SAW correction. V PARA X ([0]) Adjusts amount of the V. PARA correction. H SAW (EXT) X ([0]) H PARA (EXT) X ([0]) V SAW (EXT) X ([0]) V PARA (EXT) X ([0])

Adjusts amount of the H. SAW correction when lens extender is in use. Adjusts amount of the H. PARA correction when lens extender is in use. Adjusts amount of the V. SAW correction when lens extender is in use.

Adjusts amount of the V. PARA correction when lens extender is in use. SHAD COMP. [ON]/OFF Turns ON/OFF the G channel white shading correction function. TEST OUT [ENC]/R/G/B

Sets the type of the video signal output from the TEST OUT connector.

(Same as TEST OUT item of the “FUNCTION 1/2” page.)

31 W-SHADING R Used for the R channel white shading adjustment.

Adjusts amount of the H. SAW correction when lens extender is in use.

Adjusts amount of the H. PARA correction when lens extender is in use.

Adjusts amount of the V. SAW correction when lens extender is in use.

Adjusts amount of the V. PARA correction when lens extender is in use. SHAD COMP. [ON]/OFF Turns ON/OFF the R channel white shading correction function. TEST OUT [ENC]/R/G/B

Sets the type of the video signal output from the TEST OUT connector.

(Same as TEST OUT item of the “FUNCTION 1/2” page.)

32 W-SHADING B Used for the B channel white shading adjustment.

H SAW X ([0]) Adjusts amount of the H. SAW correction. H PARA X ([0]) Adjusts amount of the H. PARA correction. V SAW X ([0]) Adjusts amount of the V. SAW correction. V PARA X ([0]) Adjusts amount of the V. PARA correction. H SAW(EXT) X ([0]) H PARA(EXT) X ([0]) V SAW(EXT) X ([0]) V PARA(EXT) X ([0])

Adjusts amount of the H. SAW correction when lens extender is in use.

Adjusts amount of the H. PARA correction when lens extender is in use.

Adjusts amount of the V. SAW correction when lens extender is in use.

Adjusts amount of the V. PARA correction when lens extender is in use. SHAD COMP. [ON]/OFF Turns ON/OFF the B channel white shading correction function. TEST OUT [ENC]/R/G/B

Sets the type of the video signal output from the TEST OUT connector.

(Same as TEST OUT item of the “FUNCTION 1/2” page.)

33 DCC D RANGE 300/350/400/450/ Sets the dynamic range when the DCC switch is set to ON.

ADJUSTMENT 500/550/[600]

POINT X ([0]) Setting the lowest knee point when the DCC switch is set to ON. GAIN X ([0]) Setting the knee point when the DCC switch is set to ON.

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34 OFFSET WHT This page is used to add offset to the AUTO white balance value

at all times. Data can be stored in the memory A-CH and the memory B-CH independently. (Refer to the Operation Manual for more details.)

OFFSET WHITE<A> ON/[OFF] Turns ON/OFF the offset white balance function (A-CH)

Note : The following settings are not reflected unless the white

balance automatic adjustment is performed. WARM-COOL<A> X ([3200])k Sets the offset value. (A-CH) FINE<A> X ([0]) This item can be used for fine-adjustment of the above described

WARM-COOL adjustment. (A-CH)

OFFSET WHITE ON/[OFF] Turns ON/OFF the offset white balance function (B-CH)

Note : The following settings are not reflected unless the white

balance automatic adjustment is performed. WARM-COOL X ([3200])k Sets the offset value. (B-CH) FINE X ([0]) This item can be used for fine-adjustment of the above described

WARM-COOL adjustment. (B-CH)

35 PRESET WHT Use this page to set the color temperature by MANUAL

adjustment when WHITE preset is selected. (Refer to the Operation Manual for more details.)

COLOR TEMP. X ([3200])k Use this item to obtain the color temperature that is very close to

the target color temperature. (The values shown on display are guide line.) Note : The R. GAIN and B. GAIN values also change accordingly.

FINE X ([0]) Use this item for fine adjustment of color temperature when the

desired color temperature cannot be obtained by the above described COLOR TEMP.

R GAIN X ([0]) Use this item to obtain the desired color temperature during the

WHITE preset mode, by changing R. GAIN.

B GAIN X ([0]) Use this item to obtain the desired color temperature during the

WHITE preset mode, by changing B. GAIN.

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36 OPERATION 1 R-G/B-G SEL. ON/[OFF] Turns ON/OFF the function of adding the R-G and B-G signal to

the video signal that is output from the TEST OUT connector.

GAMMA TABLE [A]/B/C/D/F Selects the characteristics of the gamma correction.

Output level

x (3%)

Input level

A : Gamma of x:y = 1:4 B : Gamma of x:y = 1:5 C : Gamma of x:y = 1:4.5 D : Gamma of x:y = 1:0.7

F : Gamma kine film LOW LIGHT ON/[OFF] Turns ON/OFF the LOW LIGHT indication function of VF. LOW LIGHT LEVEL X([0]) Sets the starting level of LOW LIGHT indication when the above

described LOW LIGHT function is set to ON.

Note : When menu is being displayed, “L” is indicated instead of

“LOW LIGHT” indication. (example) LOW LIGHT LEVEL : L 0

SELECT BARS SMPTE/EBU/SNG Sets the type of built-in color bars signal

*Default value SMPTE: SMPTE color bars SMPTE (NTSC) EBU : EBU color bars (PAL)/Full color bars (NTSC) EBU (PAL) SNG : SNG color bars

WHITE BCH ATW/[AWB] Sets the function of white balance (B-CH)

ATW : Auto tracing white balance

AWB : Auto white balance BATTERY 10% /20% Sets the blinking (alarm) starting level of the remaining amount of

WARNING battery in ANTON BAUER Inc., battery.

10% : Starts blinking when the remaining amount of battery

voltage reaches about 0.67 V.

20% : Starts showing the 20% display when the remaining

amount of battery voltage reaches about 1.33 V, and starts blinking at about 1.0 V.

WIDE AWB ON/[OFF] Turns ON/OFF the function of widening the adjustment range of

auto white balance. ZEBRA ON/[OFF] Turns ON/OFF the zebra pattern indication when a VF that is not

equipped with the ZEBRA switch. TURBO SW INDEP. ON/[OFF] ON :

Turns ON/OFF the TURBO GAIN function using the TURBO

GAIN button, independent from the GAIN switch (L/M/H).

OFF : Set to OFF during normal operation.

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No. Page Item Setup Description

37 OPERATION 2 AWB LEVEL GATE [ON]/OFF Selects the desired detection mode for the white balance auto-

matic adjustment. ON : Detects the white level to adjust the white balance. OFF : Detects the signal level around the center of the screen

to adjust the white balance.

REVERSE IMAGE ON/[OFF]

Turns ON/OFF the image inversion function. (This item is displayed only when the image inverter board BKDW-704 is installed.)

H DELAY X ([0]) Adjust the H phase during image inversion mode. (This item is

displayed only when the image inverter board BKDW-704 is installed.)

REC TALLY [UPPER]/BOTH Selection of LEDs inside VF to be turned on during REC.

UPPER : Only the LED in the top center of VF BOTH : Only the LEDs in the top center and bottom center of VF

TIME CODE DISP [OFF]/VF/TEST/ Turns ON/OFF the function of outputting the time code to TEST

BOTH OUT and on the VF screen.

OFF : Outputs no time code. VF : Outputs the time code to the viewfinder only. TEST : Outputs the time code to the TEST OUT connector only. BOTH :

Outputs the time code to the viewfinder and TEST OUT connector.

LOOP RECORDING

[OFF]/1/2/4/8 (sec)

Turns ON/OFF the loop recording function and selects the loop recording time. (This item is displayed only when the picture cache board BKDW-703 is installed.)

38 FRM SHUTTER (This page is displayed only when the frame shutter unit BKDW-

705 is installed.)

FRM SHUTTER ON/[OFF] Turns ON/OFF the frame shutter function. UNIT

TOTAL OP TIME Indicates the running hours of the frame shutter function.

39 SG ADJ. H BLANKING X ([0]) Sets the H blanking width.

WIDTH V BLANKING [20H]/21H Set the V blanking width (20H/21H). (NTSC only)

WIDTH

40 ENC ADJ. BURST START X ([0]) Sets the starting position of the burst signal of the encoder output.

BURST STOP X ([0]) Sets the ending position of the burst signal of the encoder output. R-Y CAR. BAL. X ([0]) Adjusts the R-Y carrier balance of the encoder output. B-Y CAR. BAL. X ([0]) Adjusts the B-Y carrier balance of the encoder output. SYNC START X ([0]) Sets the starting position of the sync signal of the encoder output. SYNC STOP X ([0]) Sets the ending position of the sync signal of the encoder output. INT SC FREQ. X ([0]) Adjusts the carrier frequency . (NTSC only)

41 DATA RESET Returns the setup values and adjustment values of the respective

modes to the default setting when shipped from factory.

User To be executed by Resets the data set in the user mode.

pressing the rotary encoder.

Engineer To be executed by Resets the data that is set by the engineer mode.

pressing the rotary encoder.

42 MENU SEL. 1 MARKER 1/3 [ON]/OFF Selects the pages to be displayed in the user mode.

MARKER 2/3 ON/[OFF] MARKER 3/3 ON/[OFF] VF DISP 1/2 [ON]/OFF VF DISP 2/2 [ON]/OFF MASTER GAIN [ON]/OFF SHOT ID [ON]/OFF SHOT DATA [ON]/OFF SHUTTER ON/[OFF] ! LED ON/[OFF]

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No. Page Item Setup Description

43 MENU SEL. 2 SETUP CARD [ON]/OFF Selects the pages to be displayed in the user mode.

FUNCTION 1/2 ON/[OFF] (The WIDE SCREEN page appears when DVW-790WS/790WSP/ FUNCTION 2/2 ON/[OFF]

709WS/709WSP is used.) WIDE SCREEN ON/[OFF]

VF SETTING ON/[OFF] LEVEL 1<Detail> ON/[OFF] LEVEL 2<Detail> ON/[OFF] LEVEL 1<4:3DTL> ON/[OFF] LEVEL 2<4:3DTL> ON/[OFF]

44 MENU SEL. 3 LEVEL 3<SKnDTL> ON/[OFF] Selects the pages to be displayed in the user mode.

LEVEL 4<Knee> ON/[OFF] LEVEL 5<AdjENC> ON/[OFF] LEVEL 6<AdjENC> ON/[OFF] LEVEL 7<BlkFlr> ON/[OFF] LEVEL 8<Gamma> ON/[OFF] LEVEL 9<Matrix> ON/[OFF] LEVEL 10<Matrix> ON/[OFF] LEVEL 11<SC-H> ON/[OFF] LEVEL 12<A.Iris> ON/[OFF]

45 MENU SEL. 4 W-SHADING G ON/[OFF] Selects the pages to be displayed in the user mode.

W-SHADING R ON/[OFF] W-SHADING B ON/[OFF] DCC ADJ. ON/[OFF] OFFSET WHT ON/[OFF] PRESET WHT ON/[OFF] OPERATION 1 ON/[OFF] OPERATION 2 [ON]/OFF FRM SHUTTER ON/[OFF]

46 MENU SEL. 5 SG ADJ. ON/[OFF] Selects the pages to be displayed in the user mode.

ENC ADJ. ON/[OFF] DATA RESET ON/[OFF] CAMERAMAN 1-5 [ON]/OFF

47 MEASUREMENT Turns ON/OFF the functions that implement all the necessary

settings to execute measurements of various characteristics.

(Various settings are returned to the original values when this

item is set to OFF.) S/N ON/[OFF] Turns ON the necessary settings during S/N measurement.

(DETAIL, APERTURE, CHROMA, GAMMA and MATRIX settings

are set to OFF.) MODULATION ON/[OFF]

Turns ON the necessary settings during modulation measurement.

(DETAIL, APERTURE, GAMMA and MATRIX settings

are set to OFF.) RESOLUTION ON/[OFF] Turns ON the necessary settings during resolution measurement.

(MATRIX setting is set to OFF.) SENSITIVITY ON/[OFF] Turns ON the necessary settings during sensitivity measurement.

(WHITE CLIP and KNEE settings are set to OFF.) REGISTRATION ON/[OFF]

Turns ON the necessary settings during registration measurement.

(DETAIL and APERTURE settings are set to OFF.) MASTER BLACK X ([0]) Adjusts the master black TEST OUT [ENC]/R/G/B

Selects the type of video signal to be output from the TEST OUT connector.

(Same as TEST OUT item of the “FUNCTION 1/2” page)

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3-1-3. Setup Menu List

The setup menu items can be written into the setup card. At the same time, turning ON/OFF and adjustment of functions can be implemented using the remote control unit RM-P9/B150. The engineer-oriented menu that is displayed when the camcorder is switched to the engineer mode, includes the items that can be stored in the setup card, and the items that can be operated from the remote control unit RM-P9/B150.

SETUP C Yes or No is displayed to indicate whether data can be written in the setup card.

RM-P9 M, P, or No is displayed to indicate whether this item can be operated when remote

control unit RM-P9 is connected. M (MENU) : Can be operated at the bottom of the RM-P9. P (PANEL) : Can be operated in the front of the RM-P9. No : Cannot be operated by the RM-P9.

RM-B150 M, P, or No is displayed to indicate whether this item can be operated when remote

control unit RM-B150 is connected. M (MENU) : Can be operated at the bottom of the RM-B150. P (PANEL) : Can be operated in the front of the RM-B150. No : Cannot be operated by the RM-B150.

F-SET Sets the factory default value.

C-SET Write the setting state of the customer.

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No. Page Item Setup C RM-P9 RM-B150 F-SET C-SET Remark

1 MARKER 1/3 SAFETY ZONE YES M M ON

SAFETY AREA YES M M 90 CENTER YES M M OFF CENTER H YES M M 0 CENTER V YES M M 0

2 MARKER 2/3 BOX CURSOR YES M M OFF

BOX WIDTH YES M M 0 BOX HEIGHT YES M M 0 BOX H YES M M 0 BOX V YES M M 0

3 MARKER 3/3 TEST OUT MIX YES M M OFF

RET MIX YES M M OFF TEST OUT VF DISP YES M M OFF TEST OUT MENU YES M M OFF RM VF MENU INH. YES M M ON

4 VF DISP 1/2 DISP MODE YES M M 3

EXTENDER YES M M ON ZOOM YES M M ON

5 VF DISP 2/2 FILTER YES M M ON

WHITE YES M M ON GAIN YES M M ON SHUTTER YES M M ON TAPE YES M M ON AUDIO YES M M ON IRIS YES M M ON

6 MASTER GAIN LOW YES M M/P

MID YES M M/P HIGH YES M M/P

(*1)

0 dB 9 dB 18 dB

TURBO YES M M 42 dB

7 SHOT ID ID-1 YES M M

ID-2 NO M M ID-3 NO M M ID-4 NO M M

8 SHOT DISP DATE YES M M OFF

TIME YES M M OFF MODEL NAME YES M M OFF SERIAL NO. YES M M OFF CASSTTE NO. YES M M OFF SHOT NO. YES M M OFF ID SELECT YES M M OFF

*1 : The RM configuration menu of RM-B150 is used.

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No. Page Item Setup C RM-P9 RM-B150 F-SET C-SET Remark

9 SHUTTER EVS YES P P ON

CLS YES P P ON 1/100(NTSC) YES P P ON

1/60(PAL) 1/125 YES P P ON 1/250 YES P P ON 1/500 YES P P ON 1/1000 YES P P ON 1/2000 YES P P ON

10 !’ LED MASTER GAIN YES M M ON

SHUTTER ON YES M M ON WHITE PRESET YES M M OFF ATW RUN YES M M OFF EXTENDER ON YES M M ON FILTER 2,3,4 YES M M OFF FILTER A,C,D YES M M OFF DVW-790WS/790WSP/

709W/709WSP only

A.IRIS OVERRIDE YES M M OFF

11 SETUP CARD READ (→ CAM) M M

WRITE (→ CARD) M M ID EDIT M M WRITE PROTECT M M OFF WHITE DATA M M OFF

12 FUNCTION 1/2 TEST OUT NO M M ENC

DETAIL YES M M ON APERTURE YES M M ON SKIN TONE DTL YES M M OFF MATRIX YES M M OFF (J)

ON (except J) GAMMA YES M M ON BLACK GAMMA YES M M OFF CHROMA YES M M ON TEST SAW YES P

(*2)

P/M

(*3)

OFF CROSS COLOR FLT YES M M OFF

13 FUNCTION 2/2 GENLOCK YES M M ON

CAM RET. YES M M OFF FILTER INH. YES M M OFF FIELD/FRAME YES M M FIELD A.IRIS OVERRIDE YES P P OFF DCC FUNCTION SEL YES M M DCC REAR BNC OUT YES M M VBS

When BKDW-702 is installed. VTR MODE YES M M OFF REC INHIBIT (CCU) YES M M ON ASSIGNABLE SW YES M M OFF

*2 : It can be set from the setup menu. However, if the setup menu and the adjustment control of the RM-P9 are used at the same time, the setup value may

not be reflected correctly.

*3 : However, the adjustment items that are set to the absolute mode by the RM configuration menu and the TEST signal output ON/OFF , cannot be changed

from the setup menu if RM-B150 is set to the panel-active.

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No. Page Item Setup C RM-P9 RM-B150 F-SET C-SET Remark

14 WIDE SCREEN 16:9/4:3 MODE YES M M 16:9 DVW-790WS/790WSP/

VF ASPECT YES M M AUTO

709WS/709WSP only

BOX/4:3/14:9 YES M M BOX LIMITS

16:9 BARS ID YES M M OFF 16:9 VF ID YES M M OFF

15 VF SETTING ZEBRA 1 DETECT YES M M 70

ZEBRA 1 APERTURE YES M M 10 ZEBRA 2 DETECT YES M M 100 ZEBRA SELECT YES M M 1 TEST OUT ZEBRA YES M M OFF VF DTL LEVEL YES M M 0

16 LEVEL 1 DETAIL LVL YES P

(*2)

P/M

(*3)

0 H/V RATIO YES M M 0 DTL FREQ YES M M 0 CRISPENING YES M M 0 APT. LEVEL YES M M 0 DTL W.CLP YES M M 0 DTL V B.CLP YES M M 0 DTL H B.CLP YES M M 0 LVL DEPEND YES M M ON L.DEP.LVL YES M M 0

17 LEVEL 2 KNEE APT YES M M OFF

K.APT.LVL YES M M 0 DTL COMB YES M M 0 C.C.S.LVL YES M M 0 NTSC only

18 LEVEL 1#4:3 DETAIL LVL YES P

H/V RATIO YES M M 0

(*2)

P/M

(*3)

0 DVW-790WS/790WSP/

709WS/709WSP only

DTL FREQ YES M M 0 CRISPENING YES M M 0 APT. LEVEL YES M M 0 DTL W.CLP YES M M 0 DTL V B.CLP YES M M 0 DTL H B.CLP YES M M 0 LVL DEPEND YES M M ON L.DEP.LVL YES M M 0

19 LEVEL 2#4:3 KNEE APT YES M M OFF DVW-790WS/790WSP/

K.APT.LVL YES M M 0

709WS/709WSP only

DTL COMB YES M M 0 C.C.S.LVL YES M M 0 DVW-790WS/709WS only

NTSC only

*2 : It can be set from the setup menu. However, if the setup menu and the adjustment control of the RM-P9 are used at the same time, the setup value may

not be reflected correctly.

*3 : However, the adjustment items that are set to the absolute mode by the RM configuration menu and the TEST signal output ON/OFF , cannot be changed

from the setup menu if RM-B150 is set to the panel-active.

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No. Page Item Setup C RM-P9 RM-B150 F-SET C-SET Remark

20 LEVEL 3 SKIN TONE DTL YES M P/M(*4) OFF

SKIN TONE DET YES M M OFF SUPPRESS LEVEL YES M M 0 SATURATION YES M M 0 HUE YES M M 0 WIDTH YES M M 0 SKIN AREA IND. NO M M OFF

21 LEVEL 4 MASTER BLACK YES P

MASTER GAMMA YES P MASTER BLK YES M P/M

(*2)

P/M P/M

(*3)

(*4)

0 0 0

GAMMA KNEE POINT YES P

(*2)

P/M

(*3)

0 KNEE SLOPE YES M M 0 KNEE SATURATION YES M M 0 KNEE YES M M ON WHITE CLIP YES M M ON WHITE CLIP LEVEL YES M M 0

22 LEVEL 5 BURST LEVEL YES M M 0

BURST PHASE YES M M 0 PAL only R-Y YES M M ON B-Y YES M M ON R-Y LEVEL YES M M 0 B-Y LEVEL YES M M 0 R-Y LEVEL (4:3) YES M M 0 DVW-790WS/790WSP/ B-Y LEVEL (4:3) YES M M 0

709WS/709WSP only

23 LEVEL 6 RGB LEVEL YES M M 0

RGB SYNC LVL. YES M M 0 RGB SETUP LVL. YES M M 0 ENC Y LEVEL YES M M 0 ENC SYNC LVL. YES M M 0 ENC SETUP LVL. YES M M 0 RGB LEVEL (4:3) YES M M 0 DVW-790WS/790WSP/ ENC Y LEVEL (4:3) YES M M 0

24 LEVEL 7 R BLACK YES P

(*2)

P/M

(*3)

709WS/709WSP only

G BLACK YES M M 0 B BLACK YES P

(*2)

R FLARE YES M P/M

P/M

(*3)

(*4)

0 G FLARE YES M M 0 B FLARE YES M P/M

(*4)

0 FLARE YES M M ON TEST OUT NO M M ENC

*2 : It can be set from the setup menu. However, if the setup menu and the adjustment control of the RM-P9 are used at the same time, the setup value may

not be reflected correctly.

*3 : However, the adjustment items that are set to the absolute mode by the RM configuration menu and the TEST signal output ON/OFF , cannot be changed

from the setup menu if RM-B150 is set to the panel-active.

*4 : It can be allocated to the respective adjustment controls on the RM-B150 using the RM configuration menu.

However, if some items are set to the absolute value mode by the RM configuration menu, the corresponding adjustment items cannot be changed from the setup menu if RM-B150 is set to panel-active.

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No. Page Item Setup C RM-P9 RM-B150 F-SET C-SET Remark

25 LEVEL 8 GAMMA TABLE YES M M A

MASTER GAMMA YES P

(*2)

P/M

(*3)

0 R GAMMA YES M M 0 G GAMMA YES M M 0 B GAMMA YES M M 0 BLACK GAMMA YES M M HI

RANGE MASTER BLACK YES M P/M

(*4)

0 GAMMA

R BLACK GAMMA YES M M 0 G BLACK GAMMA YES M M 0 B BLACK GAMMA YES M M 0

26 LEVEL 9 MATRIX YES M M OFF

MATRIX TABLE YES M M A DETECT COLOR NO M M OFF AXIS NUMBER YES M M B SATURATION YES M M 0 HUE YES M M 0 MATRIX AREA IND. NO M M OFF MATRIX (MULTI) NO M M ON

27 LEVEL 10 MATRIX YES M M OFF

MATRIX TABLE YES M M A R-G YES M M 0 R-B YES M M 0 G-R YES M M 0 G-B YES M M 0 B-R YES M M 0 B-G YES M M 0 MATRIX (MASTER) NO M M ON

28 LEVEL 11 H PHASE YES M M 0

SC PHASE YES M M 0 SC 0/180 SEL. YES M M 0 SC-H YES M M 0

29 LEVEL 12 IRIS SET YES M M 0

IRIS MODE YES M M 0 IRIS WEIGHT YES M M 0 IRIS SPEED YES M M 2 CLIP HIGH LIGHT YES M M OFF

*2 : It can be set from the setup menu. However, if the setup menu and the adjustment control of the RM-P9 are used at the same time, the setup value may

not be reflected correctly.

*3 : However, the adjustment items that are set to the absolute mode by the RM configuration menu and the TEST signal output ON/OFF , cannot be changed

from the setup menu if RM-B150 is set to the panel-active.

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No. Page Item Setup C RM-P9 RM-B150 F-SET C-SET Remark

30 W-SHADING G H SAW YES M M 0

H PARA YES M M 0 V SAW YES M M 0 V PARA YES M M 0 H SAW (EXT) YES M M 0 H PARA (EXT) YES M M 0 V SAW (EXT) YES M M 0 V PARA (EXT) YES M M 0 SHAD COMP. YES M M ON TEST OUT YES M M ENC

31 W-SHADING R H SAW YES M M 0

H PARA YES M M 0 V SAW YES M M 0 V PARA YES M M 0 H SAW (EXT) YES M M 0 H PARA (EXT) YES M M 0 V SAW (EXT) YES M M 0 V PARA (EXT) YES M M 0 SHAD COMP. YES M M ON TEST OUT YES M M ENC

32 W-SHADING B H SAW YES M M 0

H PARA YES M M 0 V SAW YES M M 0 V PARA YES M M 0 H SAW (EXT) YES M M 0 H PARA (EXT) YES M M 0 V SAW (EXT) YES M M 0 V PARA (EXT) YES M M 0 SHAD COMP. YES M M ON TEST OUT YES M M ENC

33 DCC D RANGE YES M M 600

ADJUSTMENT

POINT YES M M 0 GAIN YES P

(*2)

P/M

(*3)

34 OFFSET WHT OFFSET WHITE (A) YES M M OFF

WARM-COOL (A) YES M M 3200K FINE (A) YES M M 0 OFFSET WHITE (B) YES M M OFF WARM-COOL (B) YES M M 3200K FINE (B) YES M M 0

*2 : It can be set from the setup menu. However, if the setup menu and the adjustment control of the RM-P9 are used at the same time, the setup value may

not be reflected correctly.

*3 : However, the adjustment items that are set to the absolute mode by the RM configuration menu and the TEST signal output ON/OFF , cannot be changed

from the setup menu if RM-B150 is set to the panel-active.

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No. Page Item Setup C RM-P9 RM-B150 F-SET C-SET Remark

35 PRESET WHT COLOR TEMP (P) YES M M 3200K

FINE (P) YES M M 0 R GAIN (P) YES M M 0 B GAIN (P) YES M M 0

36 OPERATION 1 R-G/B-G SEL. YES M M OFF

GAMMA TABLE YES M M A LOW LIGHT YES M M OFF LOW LIGHT LEVEL YES M M 0 SELECT BARS YES M M SMPTE (NTSC)

EBU (PAL) WHITE BCH YES NO NO AWB BATTERY WARNING YES M M 10% WIDE AWB YES M M OFF ZEBRA YES M M OFF TURBO SW INDEP. YES M M OFF

37 OPERATION 2 AWB LEVEL GATE YES M M ON

REVERSE IMAGE YES M M OFF H DELAY YES M M 0

When BKDW-704 is installed.

When BKDW-704 is installed. REC TALLY YES M M UPPER TIME CODE DISP YES M M OFF LOOP RECORDING YES M M OFF

38 FRM SHUTTER FRM SHUTTER UNIT YES M M OFF

TOTAL OP TIME 0H

When BKDW-703 is installed.

When BKDW-705 is installed.

39 SG ADJ. H BLANKING WIDTH YES M M 0

V BLANKING WIDTH YES M M 20H NTSC only

40 ENC ADJ. BURST START YES M M 0

BURST STOP YES M M 0 R-Y CAR. BAL. YES M M 0 B-Y CAR. BAL. YES M M 0 SYNC START YES M M 0 SYNC STOP YES M M 0 INT SC FREQ. YES M M 0 NTSC only

41 DATA RESET USER M M

ENGINEER M M

42 MENU SEL. 1 MARKER 1/3 YES M M ON

MARKER 2/3 YES M M OFF MARKER 3/3 YES M M OFF VF DISP 1/2 YES M M ON VF DISP 2/2 YES M M ON MASTER GAIN YES M M ON SHOT ID YES M M ON SHOT DATA YES M M ON SHUTTER YES M M OFF ! LED YES M M OFF

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3-1. Engineer Mode (Setup Menu)

No. Page Item Setup C RM-P9 RM-B150 F-SET C-SET Remark

43 MENU SEL. 2 Setup CARD YES M M ON

FUNCTION 1/2 YES M M OFF FUNCTION 2/2 YES M M OFF VF SETTING YES M M OFF WIDE SCREEN YES M M OFF DVW-790WS/790WSP/

709WS/709WSP only LEVEL 1<Detail> YES M M OFF LEVEL 2<Detail> YES M M OFF LEVEL 1<4:3DTL> YES M M OFF LEVEL 2<4:3DTL> YES M M OFF

44 MENU SEL. 3 LEVEL 3<SKnDTL> YES M M OFF

LEVEL 4<Knee> YES M M OFF LEVEL 5<AdjENC> YES M M OFF LEVEL 6<AdjENC> YES M M OFF LEVEL 7<BlkFlr> YES M M OFF LEVEL 8<Gamma> YES M M OFF LEVEL 9<Matrix> YES M M OFF LEVEL 10<Matrix> YES M M OFF LEVEL 11<SC-H> YES M M OFF LEVEL 12<A.Iris> YES M M OFF

45 MENU SEL. 4 W-SHADING G YES M M OFF

W-SHADING R YES M M OFF W-SHADING B YES M M OFF DCC ADJ. YES M M OFF OFFSET WHT YES M M OFF PRESET WHT YES M M OFF OPERATION 1 YES M M OFF OPERATION 2 YES M M ON FRM SHUTTER YES M M OFF

46 MENU SEL. 5 SG ADJ. YES M M OFF

ENC ADJ. YES M M OFF DATA RESET YES M M OFF CAMERAMAN 1-5 YES M M ON

47 MEASUREMENT S/N M M OFF

MODULATION M M OFF RESOLUTION M M OFF SENSITIVITY M M OFF REGISTRATION M M OFF MASTER BLACK YES P

(*2)

P/M

(*3)

TEST OUT M M ENC

*2 : It can be set from the setup menu. However, if the setup menu and the adjustment control of the RM-P9 are used at the same time, the setup value may

not be reflected correctly.

*3 : However, the adjustment items that are set to the absolute mode by the RM configuration menu and the TEST signal output ON/OFF , cannot be changed

from the setup menu if RM-B150 is set to the panel-active.

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3-2. VTR (DIAG) Menu

The VTR (DIAG) menu is used for setting the maintenance menu of the VTR side and for various diagnostics.

m . Use the VTR (DIAG) menu in the state in which the tape transport stopped. . Do not execute the VTR (DIAG) menu when remote control RM-P9/B150 is connected. The self-

diagnosis function and remote control function are not normally activated when the self-diagnosis is executed.

Switch description

Display panel

3-2. VTR (DIAG) Menu

DISPLAY

CTL

DATA

LIGHT

OFF

CH-2

HOLD button

WARNING

HOLD

RESET

ADVANCE

SHIFT

CH-1

LEVEL

ADVANCE button

SHIFT button

DIAG button

PRESET REGEN

CLOCK

DIAG

NDF

F RUN

R RUN

U-BIT

SHOT

SET

DATA

DISPLAY

AUDIO SELECT

TIME NO

AUTO

MANUAL

AUDIO IN

FRONT

REAR

CUE IN

MIX

CH-2CH-1

Operation

1. VTR (DIAG) menu activation Push the DIAG button on the inside panel with the tip of a clip so as to display the DIAG menu on the display panel. The VTR menu appears on the VF screen.

2. PAGE selection Press the ADVANCE button and select the PAGE.

To increment the menu number, press the ADVANCE button.

To decrement the menu number, press the ADVANCE and HOLD buttons simultaneously. After selection, Press the SHIFT button. Select the PAGE repeatedly until the desired ITEM is found.

3. ITEM selection Press the ADVANCE button and select the ITEM. After selection, press the SHIFT button.

4. ITEM setting Press the ADVANCE button to change the set value. After change, press the SHIFT button.

5. VTR (DIAG) menu termination Press the DIAG button.

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Display panel

DIAG MENU

0:HOURS METER

1:TIME SET 2:DATE SET 3:BAT BEF END 4:BAT END 5:VITC LINE 6:VTR MODE SELECT 1:VTR MODE SELECT-1 V/AU OUT

1:DRUM RUNNING 2:TAPE RUNNING 3:OPERATION 4:THREADING 5:DRUM RUN-2 6:TAPE RUN-2 7:OPERATION-2 8:THREADING-2

AU OUT(F/R) AU OUT CH AU CH3/4 MODE AU CH3/4 SEL

2:VTR MODE SELECT-2

3:VTR MODE SELECT-3 

4:VTR MODE SELECT-4 REC TALLY BLINK

5:VTR MODE SELECT-5

6:VTR MODE SELECT-6

7:VTR MODE SELECT-7

AU REC EMPH AU SG(1kHz) AU SG LEVEL VIDEO OUT(F/R)

TC OUT EXT-LK UBIT EXT-LK DF/NDF WATCH AUTO ADJ UB WATCH MIX

LIGHT OFF NEAR END TC AUTO SHUTDOWN MODE TC AUTO SHUTDOWN TIMER SET

REC START/STOP TONE AUTO SHOT NO RESET SHOT TIME DISP SHOT NO REGENE UBIT GROUP ID

LTC UBIT LTC UBIT MARKER REC START MARKER SHOT MARKER1 SHOT MARKER2

VITC UBIT UB DATA

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1:SLACK DATA 1 2:SLACK DATA 2 3:SLACK DATA 3 4:SLACK DATA 4

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3-2. VTR (DIAG) Menu

Display panel (Default setting) VF screen (Default setting) Description

DIAG 0

HOURS METER The contents below are displayed.

0X XXXX

1. DRUM RUNNING 1. Total drum rotating hours

2. TAPE RUNNING 2. Total tape running hours

3. OPERATION 3. Total power-on time

4. THREADING 4. Total number of threading

5. DRUM RUN-2 5. Drum rotating hour (Customer-resetable)

6. TAPE RUN-2 6. Tape running hour (Customer-resetable)

7. OPERATION-2 7. Power-on time (Customer-resetable)

8. THREADING-2 8. The number of threading (Customer-resetable)

DIAG 1

TIME Internal timer setting.

1 XXXXXX

123

DIAG 2

DATE Internal timer date setting.

2 XXXXXX

123

VTR MENU-1

1. DRUM RUNNING

2. TAPE RUNNING

3. OPERATION

4. THREADING

5. DRUM RUN-2

6. TAPE RUN-2

7. OPERATION-2

8. THREADING-2

VTR MENU-2

TIME

1. HOUR

2. MIN

3. SEC DATE

1. YEAR

2. MONTH

3. DAY

xxxxxH xxxxxH xxxxxH xxxxx xxxxxH xxxxxH xxxxxH xxxxx

xxH xxM xxS

xx xx xx

(For more details, refer to 7-2-1, “Hours Meter”.)

1. Sets the hour.

2. Sets the minute.

3. Sets the second.

1. Sets the year.

2. Sets the mouth.

3. Sets the day.

DIAG 3

BATTERY VOLTAGE Displays and sets the battery before end voltage.

BEFORE END Battery before end voltage setting

3 11.3

DIAG 4

BATTERY VOLTAGE Displays and sets the battery end voltage.

END Battery end voltage setting

4 11.0

DIAG 5

VITC INSERT LINE Displays and sets the VITC insertion line.

5 1214

2. NEXT LINE

1. FIRST LINE

VTR MENU-3

BATTERY VOLTAGE

1. BEFORE END

2. END VITC INSERT LINE

11.3V

11.0V

12LINE 14LINE

11.0 to 13.0 V (in units of 0.1 V) “0” is displayed on the display plate when the setting is OK. “E” is displayed on the display plate when the setting is NG.

10.5 to 11.5 V (in units of 0.1 V) “0” is displayed on the display plate when the setting is OK. “E” is displayed on the display plate when the setting is NG.

12 to 19 lines (For NTSC) 9 to 22 lines (For PAL)

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Display panel (Default setting) VF screen (Default setting) Description

DIAG 6-1

VTR MODE SEL-1

61 00000

1 2 3 4 5

DIAG 6-2

VTR MODE SEL-2

62 0000

1 2 3 4

VTR MENU-4

VTR MODE SEL-1

1. V/AU OUT

2. AU OUT(F/R)

3. AU OUT CH

4. AU CH3/4 MODE

5. AU CH3/4 SEL

VTR MENU-5

VTR MODE SEL-2

1. AU REC EMPH

2. AU SG(1KHz)

3. AU SG LEVEL

4. VIDEO OUT(F/R)

AUTO EE CH1/2 SEL F/F

OFF OFF _20dB EE

1. V/AU OUT : Sets the video and audio output. 0 (EE) : Outputs the PB/EE signal.

1 (EE) : Outputs the EE signal. AU OUT (F/R) : Sets the audio output during FF/REW.

2. (Valid when V/AU OUT is set to 0 (AUTO) and VIDEO OUT (F/R) of the VTR MODE SEL-2 is set to 1 (F/R).)

0 (EE) : Outputs the EE signal. 1 (CUE) : Outputs the CUE signal.

3. AU OUT CH : Sets the audio output channel. 0 (CH1/2) : CH1/2

1 (CH3/4) : CH3/4

4. AU REC CH3/4 : Selects the source during recording in CH3/4.

0 (CH1/2) :

1 (SEL) : The input signal that is set by the AU

2 (ALL) : The input signal that is opposite to

3 (_) : CH3 and CH4 are not recorded.

5. AU REC CH3/4 SELECT: The input signal to be recorded on CH3/4 is selected. (This selection becomes valid when the above described AU REC CH3/4 MODE is set to “1”.)

0 (F/F) : CH3 CH4 : FRONT 1 (F/R) : CH3 : FRONT, CH4 : REAR (2) 2 (R/R) : CH3 : REAR (1), CH4 : REAR (2) 3 (R/F) : CH3 : REAR (1), CH4 : FRONT

1. AU REC EMPH : Sets the audio emphasis

(during recording) to ON or OFF.

0 (OFF) : OFF 1 (ON) : ON

2. AU SG (1 kHz) : Sets whether to generate a 1 kHz

test signal when a color-bar signal is generated from the internal signal generator.

0 (OFF) : Not generates. 1 (AUTO) : Generates when the CH1 AUDIO

2 (ON) : Generates. AU SG LEVEL : Sets the level of a 1 kHz test signal.

0 (_20 dBu) : _20 dBu (600 Z) 1 (_18 dBu) : _18 dBu (600 Z) 2 (_16 dBu) : _16 dBu (600 Z)

4. VIDEO OUT (F/R) : Video output during FF/REW

modes. (This setting becomes valid when V/AU OUT is set 0 “AUTO”.)

0 (EE) : EE is output. 1 (F/R) : PB is output.

The same input signal as that is selected by the AUDIO IN switch. (CH3 and CH1 have the same input signal while CH4 and CH2 have the same input signal.)

REC CH3/4 SELECT as shown below, is selected. (Manual setting)

CH1 (or CH2) selected by the AUDIO IN switch is selected. (When CH1 selects “FRONT”, CH3 is automatically set to “REAR (1)”.)

SELECT switch on the inside panel is set to AUTO.

CH1 (or CH2)

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Display panel (Default setting) VF screen (Default setting) Description

DIAG 6-3

VTR MODE SEL-3

63 00000

1 2 3 4 5

DIAG 6-4

VTR MODE SEL-4

64 0000

1 2 3 4

VTR MENU-6

VTR MODE SEL-3

1. TC OUT

2. EXT-LK UBIT

3. EXT-LK DF/NDF

4. WATCH AUTO ADJ

5. UB WATCH MIX

VTR MENU-7

VTR MODE SEL-4

1. REC TALLY BLNK

2. LIGHT OFF

3. AUTO SHUTDOWN MODE TIME

AUTO INT SW ON OFF

ON OFF

SEL 1H

1. TC OUT : Sets the time code output. 0 (AUTO) : Outputs PB/TCG.

1 (GENE) : Outputs TCG.

2. EXT-LK UBIT : Sets the LTC UB set value when the time code is locked externally.

0 (INT) : Internally set value 1 (EXT) : External LTC value

3. EXT-LK DF/NDF : Sets the DF/NDF (NTSC only). 0 (SW) :

1 (EXT) : Conforms to the external LTC setting.

4. WATCH AUTO ADJ : Sets the internal timer automatic time correction (according to the user’s bit of the unit connected to TC OUT).

0 (ON) : Corrects. 1 (OFF) : Not correct.

5. UB WATCH MIX : Sets whether to output the time of an internal timer to the LTC UB.

0 (OFF) : Not output. 1 (ON) : Outputs.

1. REC TALLY BLINK : Sets whether the TALLY lamp blinks during battery before end and tape before end.

0 (ON) : Blinks. 1 (OFF) : Lights.

2. LIGHT OFF NEAR END : Sets whether to turn off the light during battery before end.

0 (OFF) : Turns off forcibly. 1 (ON) : Not turn off.

3. TC AUTO SHUTDOWN MODE SELECT: Selection of the auto shutdown mode of time code generator.

0 (SEL) : The auto shutdown mode is deter-

1 (OFF) : When the POWER switch of DVW is

2 (CONT) : The main power of time code

4. TC AUTO SHUTDOWN TIMER SET:

The auto shutdown time of time code generator is set. (This setting becomes valid when the above described TC AUTO SHUTDOWN MODE SELECT Is set to “0”.) 0 (1H) : 1 hour 1 (3H) : 3 hours 2 (8H) : 8 hours

3-2. VTR (DIAG) Menu

Conforms to the DF/NDF switch setting on the inside panel.

mined by the setting established by the TC AUTO SHUTDOWN TIMER SET as described below.

set to OFF, the main power of time code generator is interlocked to be turned off.

generator is not turned off even through the POWER witch of DVW is turned off.

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3-2. VTR (DIAG) Menu

Display panel (Default setting) VF screen (Default setting) Description

DIAG 6-5

VTR MODE SEL-5

1. REC START/STOP TONE : Sets whether to output a sound when the REC START/STOP button is pressed.

0 (OFF) : Outputs no sound. 1 (ON) : Outputs a sound.

2. SHOT NO. RESET : Sets whether to reset the shot number automatically during tape-threading.

0 (OFF) : Resets automatically. 1 (ON) : Not reset.

3. SHOT TIME DISP : Sets the format of the time displayed on the display plate.

0 (HD : HM) : Month Day : Hour Minute 1 (DM : HM) : Day Month : Hour Minute 2 (D : HMS) : Day : Hour Minute Second

4. SHOT No. REGENE: 0 (OFF) : The shot No. that is arbitrarily set,

1 (ON) : The shot No. that is recorded on tape,

5. UBIT GROUP ID: Selection of the user’s bit group ID

0 (000) : 000 1 (101) : 101

65 00000

1 2 3 4 5

VTR MENU-8

VTR MODE SEL-5

1. REC START/STOP

2. SHOT NO. RESET

3. SHOT TIME DISP

4. SHOT NO REGENE

5. UBIT GROUP ID

OFF OFF MD:HM OFF 000

is recorded.

is read out. The shot No. is recorded in a way the shot Nos. become the consecutive.

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Display panel (Default setting) VF screen (Default setting) Description

DIAG 6-6

VTR MODE SEL-6

1. LTC UBIT : Sets the data recorded in the user bits of LTC.

0 (FIX) : 1 (TIME) : Time of internal timer (in real time) 2 (SHOT) : Shot data

2. LTC UB-MARKER : Sets whether to write the mark below in the user bits of LTC. REC start mark Shot mark 1 Shot mark 2

0 (SET) : Conform to the menu setting below. 1 (ALL) : Writes all marks. 2 (OFF) : Writes nothing.

3. REC START MARKER (Valid when the LTC UB-maker is set to SW.)

0 (OFF) : Writes. 1 (ON) : Not write.

4. SHOT MARKER 1 (Valid when the LTC UB-marker is set to SW.)

0 (OFF) : Writes. 1 (ON) : Not write.

5. SHOT MARKER 2 (Valid when the LTC UB-marker is set to SW.)

0 (OFF) : Writes. 1 (ON) : Not write.

1. VITC UBIT : Sets the data recorded in the user bits of VITC.

0 (FIX) : 1 (TIME) : Time of internal timer (in real time) 2 (SHOT) : Shot data

2. SHOT DATA : Sets the data length of the VITC shot data.

0 (SHORT) : Record data of date, time, model ID,

1 (LONG) : Record data of date, time, model ID,

66 00000

1 2 3 4 5

DIAG 6-7

VTR MODE SEL-7

67 00

1 2

VTR MENU-9

VTR MODE SEL-6

1. LTC UBIT

2. LTC UB-MARKER

3. REC START MARK

4. SHOT MARKER1

5. SHOT MARKER2

VTR MENU-10

VTR MODE SEL-7

1. VITC UBIT

2. UBIT DATA

FIX SET OFF OFF OFF

FIX SHORT

3-2. VTR (DIAG) Menu

Fixed data (Conventional-type user bits)

serial No., cassette No., shot No.

serial No., cassette No., shot No., shot ID 1 to 4.

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Display panel (Default setting) VF screen (Default setting) Description

DIAG 7 WATCH REVISION Sets the corrected value of an internal timer

7 XXX

DIAG 8

LCD/LAMP CHECK Display panel check and various indicators check

VTR MENU-11

WATCH REVISION 000

VTR MENU-12

LCD/LAMP CHECK ALL OFF

(the number of frames a day).

Every pressing of the SHIFT button toggles between all on and all off. (The messages “ALL OFF” and “ALL ON” are alternately displayed on the VF screen.) Refer to section “2-3 Display Panel and Lamp Operation Check” for more details.

DIAG 9

9X XXXX

STATE CODE

TROUBLE CODE

1. SLACK DATA 1

2. SLACK DATA 2 and the slack status codes.

3. SLACK DATA 3

4. SLACK DATA 4

VTR MENU-13 SERVO MEMORY

1. CAP FREE SP

2. PG PHASE-1

3. PG PHASE-2

4. CFGA DUTY

5. CFGB DUTY

6. EDIT DELAY

7. SLACK XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX

SLACK DATA

1234

XX XX XX XX XX XX

The servo adjustment data and slack information consisting of the last four slack errors, are displayed.

Refer to Section “2-4. Displaying the Servo Adjust ment Data” for more details. (Servo adjustment data is displayed on the VF screen only.)

Refer to Section “2-5. Displaying the Slack Information in the Past” for more details of the slack trouble codes

(The SLACK DATA 1 is the newest slack information.)

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Section 4

Camera System Electrical Alignment

(Only for DVW-790WS/790WSP/709WS/709WSP)

4-1. General Information for Electrical

Adjustment

This section describes adjustments that are required when lens is attached or replaced.

4-1-1. Note for Adjustment

Before adjustment, set the main POWER switch to on and the VTR switch to SAVE, then warm up the camcorder for about 10 minutes. Be sure to turn off the power before extending the plug-in board using the extension board.

Indication at the Top Right on the Viewfinder Screen

In adjustment on the setup menu, bars sometimes appear at the top right on the viewfinder screen. The bars indicate the current setting state and adjustable range for the selected item.

Screen Mode Setting

Sets the screen mode as follows before performing the adjustment of the each page.

1. Setup menu PAGE : E14*WIDE SCREEN ITEM : 16:9/4:3 MODE

2. Sets the screen mode as in the each page.

Some adjustment steps do not give the description of screen mode. In this case, you can select either 16:9 or 4:3 mode during adjustment.

4-1-2. Equipment/Fixtures

. Oscilloscope

Tektronix 2465 or equivalent

. Waveform/Vector monitor

Tektronix 1780R/1751 or equivalent

. Color Monitor

Sony BVM-1410/1411P or equivalent

. Black and white monitor

. Pattern box (PTB-500, 90 - 240 Vac)

J-6029-140-B

. Grayscale chart (4:3)

Transparent type : J-6026-130-A Reflective type : Commercially available on market

(Refer to section 4-1-4.)

. Grayscale chart (16:9)

Transparent type : J-6394-080-A

4-1-3. Initial Setting for Switches

Execute the camera system alignment by entering the engineer mode of the setup menu. When the engineer mode is entered, set switches as follows. For details on the setup menu, refer to Section 3.

1. Set the POWER switch to off.

2. While holding down the rotary encoder, turn the power ON.

When an item is adjusted in the engineer mode, the value of this item adjusted in the user mode is reset to 0.

Screen mode 4:3 : Perform adjustment after switched to

the 4:3 mode.

16:9 : Perform adjustment after switched to

the 16:9 mode.

16:9 and 4:3 : Perform adjustment after switched first

to the 16:9 mode. Upon completion of adjustment in the 16:9 mode, perform adjustment in the 4:3 mode.

Example:

6-4. VA Gain Adjustment Note

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Screen mode

16:9 mode

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4-1. General Information for Electrical Adjustment

Initial Setting

Before performing adjustment, set switches as follows, If the setting of the GAIN switch is changed from the factory set value, reset it to its original value by referring to the operation manual.

Inside panel :

VTR SAVE/STBY switch → STBY GAIN switch → L (0 dB) OUTPUT/DCC switch → CAM/OFF MENU ON/OFF/PAGE switch → OFF WHITE BAL switch → PRST

Front panel :

SHUTTER switch → OFF Filter selector → 1B

Lens :

LENS → MANU IRIS → (CLOSE)

Setup menu : . E06*MASTER GAIN

LOW → 0 dB MID → 9 dB HIGH → 18 dB

. E12*FUNCTION 1/2

TEST OUT → ENC DETAIL → ON APERTURE → ON SKIN TONE DETAIL → OFF MATRIX → OFF GAMMA → ON BLACK GAMMA → ON TEST SAW → OFF CHROMA → ON CROSS COLOR FLT. → OFF

. E13*FUNCTION 2/2

GENLOCK → ON CAM RET → OFF FILTER INHBIT → ON

. E21*LEVEL 4

KNEE SATURATION → 0 KNEE → ON WHITE CLIP → ON

. E22*LEVEL 5

R-Y → ON B-Y → ON

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4-1. General Information for Electrical Adjustment

4-1-4. Maintaining the Grayscale Chart

For the VA gain adjustment, using an 89.9 %-reflective grayscale chart is preferable. If a reflective chart is not available, use a well-maintained pattern box and a transparent grayscale chart for adjustment. Before beginning adjustment, set the illumination of the light source (or the luminous intensity on the chart surface) properly proceeding as follows and set the color temperature to 3200 K exactly by adjusting light.

Information on the Reflective Grayscale Chart

Recommended chart

The reflective grayscale chart is commercially available.

Recommended chart: Reflective grayscale chart (with a special case)

MURAKAMI COLOR RESEARCH LABORATORY GS-3 or equivalent

Supplier: MURAKAMI COLOR RESEARCH LABORATORY

Address: 3-11-3, Kachidoki, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, JAPAN

Postcode 104-0054 Phone: 81-3-3532-3011 Fax: 81-3-3532-2056

Handling precautions

. Do not touch the chart’s surface. . Do not subject the surface to dirt, scratches or prolonged exposure to sunlight. . Protect the chart from excess moisture and harmful gas. . Avoid resting articles against the case. . Open the case and dry the chart more an hour for a month in no use long period.

Replacement period when the chart is used as the reference

The reflective grayscale chart should be replaced every two years if it used as the reference. Because the chart deteriorates with time and proper adjustment cannot be achieved. Replacement period varies according to storage conditions of the chart.

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4-1. General Information for Electrical Adjustment

Setting Illumination (when the reflective chart is used)

Equipment: Illuminance meter (Calibrated)

1. Turn on the light source and warm up for about 30 minutes.

2. Place the illuminance meter on the chart surface. Adjust the position and angle of the light source so that the whole surface of the chart is evenly 2000 lx.

Light the chart from almost the same direction and height as the camera to shoot the chart.

Chart

Illuminance meter

Light source

Setting Luminous Intensity (when the transparent chart is used)

Equipment: Luminance meter (Minolta LS-110 or equivalent. Calibrated.)

1. Light the pattern box and warm up for about 30 minutes.

2. Place the pattern box where the chart is not exposed to light, such as a darkroom. (Or cover the pattern box with a cover whose inside is painted in black.)

3. Place the luminance meter facing straight to the chart at a distance of 1 m from it.

4. Adjust the luminance control of the pattern box so that the white portion in the center of the chart is 573 ±6 cd/m

This corresponds to the luminous intensity on the 89.9 %-reflective chart at 2000 lx.

4-4

Chart

Luminance meter

1 m

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4-2. ENC Level Adjustment

16:9 and 4:3 modes

Preparation

. OUTPUT/DCC switch (inside panel) → BARS . On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E23*LEVEL 6 ITEM : TEST OUT → ENC

Adjustment Procedure

Equipment : Waveform monitor Test point : VIDEO OUT connector

1. Select the 16:9 mode. PAGE : E14*WIDE SCREEN ITEM : 16:9/4:3 MODE → 16:9

2. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E23*LEVEL 6 ITEM : ENC Y SYNC Spec. : A = 40 ±1 IRE (NTSC)

A = 300 ±7 mV (PAL)

PALNTSC

6. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E23*LEVEL 6 ITEM : ENC Y LEVLE (4:3) Spec. : C = 100 ±2 IRE (NTSC)

C = 700 ±14 mV (PAL)

3. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E23*LEVEL 6 ITEM : ENC Y SETUP Spec. : B = 7.5 ±0.5 IRE (NTSC)

B = 0 ±3 mV (PAL)

4. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E23*LEVEL 6 ITEM : ENC Y LEVEL Spec. : C = 100 ±2 IRE (NTSC)

C = 700 ±14 mV (PAL)

5. Select the 4:3 mode. PAGE : E14*WIDE SCREEN ITEM : 16:9/4:3 MODE → 4:3

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16:9 and 4:3 mode

Preparation

. OUTPUT/DCC switch (inside panel) → BARS . On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E23*LEVEL 6 ITEM : TEST OUT → R, G or B

Adjustment Procedure

Equipment : Waveform monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector

1. Select the 16:9 mode. PAGE : E14*WIDE SCREEN ITEM : 16:9/4:3 MODE → 16:9

2. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E23*LEVEL 6 ITEM : RGB SYNC Spec. : A = 40 ±2 IRE (NTSC)

A = 300 ±14 mV (PAL)

6. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E23*LEVEL 6 ITEM : RGB LEVEL Spec. : C = 100 ±2 IRE (NTSC)

C = 700 ±14 mV (PAL)

Setting After Adjustment

. On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E23*LEVEL 6 ITEM : TEST OUT → ENC

3. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E23*LEVEL 6 ITEM : RGB SETUP Spec. : B = 7.5 ±0.5 IRE (NTSC)

B = 0 ± 3 mV (PAL)

4. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E23*LEVEL 6 ITEM : RGB LEVEL Spec. : C = 100 ±2 IRE (NTSC)

C = 700 ±14 mV (PAL)

PALNTSC

5. Select the 4:3 mode. PAGE : E14*WIDE SCREEN ITEM : 16:9/4:3 MODE → 4:3

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4-4. VA Gain Adjustment

16:9 mode

Note

. Use an 89.9%-reflective chart (Reflection rate: 89.9 %)

in this adjustment as possible. (Refer to Section 4-1-4.)

. If a “16:9” chart is not keep on hand, shoot a “4:3” chart

so that the chart width is aligned with the underscanned monitor frame.

Preparation

. OUTPUT/DCC switch (inside panel) → CAM/ON . Shoot a grayscale chart (16:9) in the full underscanned

monitor frame.

. WHITE BAL switch (inside panel) → PRST . AUTO W/B BAL switch (front panel) → BLK

(Perform the automatic black balance adjustment.)

. On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E35*PRESET WHT ITEM : COLOR TEMP : 3200 ITEM : R GAIN : 0 ITEM : B GAIN : 0

5. On the setup menu, set as follows. PAGE : E12*FUNCTION 1/2 ITEM : TEST OUT → ENC ITEM : GAMMA → OFF

6. Select portion C by using the waveform monitor.

7. Set the waveform monitor to the CHROMA mode.

8. Equipment : Waveform monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector Adj. point : 1RV101/VA-191 (R GAIN)

1RV301/VA-191 (B GAIN)

Spec. : Minimize carrier leakage D by using

the variable resistors alternately.

Adjustment Procedure

1. Select the 16:9 mode. PAGE : E14*WIDE SCREEN ITEM : 16:9/4:3 MODE → 16:9

2. Equipment : Oscilloscope Test point : TP1/VA-191 Setting point : 1 Lens IRIS Spec. : A = 320 ±8 mV

3. On the setup menu, set as follows. PAGE : E12*FUNCTION 1/2 ITEM : TEST OUT → G

4. Equipment : Waveform monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector Adj. point : 1RV201/VA-191 (G GAIN) Spec. : B = 100 ±2 IRE (NTSC)

B = 700 ±10 mV (PAL)

Setting After Adjustment

. On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E12*FUNCTION 1/2 ITEM : GAMMA → ON

RV201

RV301

TP1

RV101

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4-5. White Shading Adjustment

Note

This adjustment could not be correctly perfomed if the uneven white pattern is used, luminance is not correct, or lens iris and lens zoom are not in good conditions.

16:9 mode

Preparation

. Lens IRIS → AUTO . Shoot a fully occupied white area of pattern box in the

underscanned monitor frame.

. Waveform monitor setting

LUM mode VOLT FULL SCALE range → 0.5

Adjustment Procedure

Equipment : Waveform monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector

1. Select the 16:9 mode. PAGE : E14*WIDE SCREEN ITEM : 16:9/4:3 MODE → 16:9

5. Select the lens extender and adjust in the same way.

TEST OUT H SAW V SAW H PARA V PARA

G E30*W-SHADING G

→

TEST OUT

R E31*W-SHADING R

TEST OUT → R H SAW V SAW H PARA V PARA

B E32*W-SHADING B

TEST OUT → B H SAW V SAW H PARA V PARA

G H SAW V SAW H PARA V PARA

(EXT) (EXT) (EXT) (EXT)

Setting After Adjustment

. On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E32*W-SHADING B ITEM : TEST OUT → ENC

2. On the setup menu, set as follows. PAGE : E30*W-SHADING G ITEM : TEST OUT → G

3. Make the waveform flat by setup menu according to the table below.

4. Adjust the shading for R and B channels in the same way.

TEST OUT H SAW V SAW H PARA V PARA

G E30*W-SHADING_G

TEST OUT → G H SAW V SAW H PARA V PARA

R E31*W-SHADING_R

TEST OUT → R H SAW V SAW H PARA V PARA

B E32*W-SHADING_B

TEST OUT → B H SAW V SAW H PARA V PARA

(H SAW) (H PARA)

(V SAW) (V PARA)

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4-6. Gamma Correction Adjustment

16:9 mode

Preparation

. Lens IRIS → MAN . OUTPUT/DCC switch (inside panel) → CAM/ON . Shoot a grayscale chart (16:9) in the full underscanned

monitor frame. Equipment : Waveform monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector Setting point : 1 Lens IRIS Spec. : A (white level) = 100 ±2 IRE (NTSC)

A (white level) = 700 ±14 mV (PAL)

. On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E24*LEVEL 7 ITEM : TEST OUT → G

Adjustment Procedure

4. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E25*LEVEL 8 ITEM : R GAMMA Spec. : Position the illuminated spot at the

center of the vector monitor.

5. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E25*LEVEL 8 ITEM : B GAMMA Spec. : Position the illuminated spot at the

center of the vector monitor.

6. Repeat steps 4 and 5 several times, position the illuminated spot at the center of the vector monitor.

7. Make sure that the carrier leakage at the portion B is not observed.

Equipment : Waveform monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector

Select the 16:9 mode. PAGE : E14*WIDE SCREEN ITEM : 16:9/4:3 MODE → 16:9

2. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E21*LEVEL 4 ITEM : MASTER GAMMA Spec. : B = 63 ±2 IRE (NTSC)

B = 420 ±14 mV (PAL)

3. On the setup menu, set as follows. PAGE : E12*FUNCTON 1/2 ITEM : TEST OUT → ENC ITEM : TEST SAW → ON

Setting After Adjustment

. On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E12*FUNCTION 1/2 ITEM : TEST SAW → OFF

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4-7. Black Set Adjustment

Preparation

. Lens IRIS → CLOSE . On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E24*LEVEL 7 ITEM : TEST OUT → G

Adjustment Procedure

Equipment : Waveform monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector

1. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E21*LEVEL 4 ITEM : MASTER BLACK Spec. : A = 10 ±1 IRE (NTSC)

A = 20 ±7 mV (PAL)

Setting After Adjustment

. On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E24*LEVEL 7 ITEM : TEST OUT → ENC

. AUTO W/B BAL switch (front panel) → BLK

(Perform the automatic black balance adjustment.)

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4-8. Flare Adjustment

16:9 mode

Preparation

. On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E24*LEVEL 7 ITEM : TEST OUT → ENC

. OUTPUT/DCC switch (inside panel) → CAM/ON . Shoot a grayscale chart (16:9) in the full underscanned

monitor frame. Equipment : Waveform monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector Setting point : 1 Lens IRIS Spec. : Open the lens iris by one step from the

reference setting (NTSC : A = 100 ±2 IRE, PAL : A = 700 ±14 mV).

4. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E24*LEVEL 7 ITEM : R FLARE Spec. :

Minimize the carrier leakage at portion C

5. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E24*LEVEL 7 ITEM : B FLARE Spec. :

Minimize the carrier leakage at portion C.

6. Repeat steps 4 and 5 several times.

Adjustment Procedure

Equipment : Waveform monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector

1. Select the 16:9 mode. PAGE : E14*WIDE SCREEN ITEM : 16:9/4:3 MODE → 16:9

2. On the setup menu, set as follows. PAGE : E24*LEVEL 7 ITEM : G FLARE → 0

3. Select portion B by using the waveform monitor.

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4-9. Manual Knee and White Clip Adjustments

4-9. Manual Knee and White Clip

Adjustments

Preparation

. OUTPUT/DCC switch (inside panel) → CAM/OFF . WHITE BAL switch (inside panel) → PRST . GAIN switch (inside panel) → M (9 dB) . On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E12*FUNCTION 1/2 ITEM : TEST SAW → ON PAGE : E21*LEVEL 4 ITEM : WHITE CLIP → OFF ITEM : KNEE → OFF

Adjustment Procedure

Equipment : Waveform monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector

1. On the setup menu, set as follows. PAGE : E21*LEVEL 4 ITEM : KNEE SLOPE → _99

2. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E21*LEVEL 4 ITEM : KNEE POINT Spec. : A = 98 ±2 IRE (NTSC)

A = 686 ±10 mV (PAL)

6. GAIN switch (inside panel) → M (9 dB)

7. On the setup menu, set as follows. PAGE : E21*LEVEL 4 ITEM : WHITE CLIP → OFF

8. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E21*LEVEL 4 ITEM : KNEE SLOPE Spec. : C = 109 ±2 IRE (NTSC)

C = 763 ±10 mV (PAL)

Setting After Adjustment

. GAIN switch (inside panel) → L (0 dB) . On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E12*FUNCTION 1/2 ITEM : TEST SAW → OFF PAGE : E21*LEVEL 4 ITEM : WHITE CLIP → ON

The values used in the above adjustment are for the conditions that the white clip level is set to 109 IRE (763 mV). When the white clip level is set to a value other than 109 IRE (763 mV), use the following table to set the levels of the knee point and knee slope.

3. GAIN switch (inside panel) → H (18 dB)

4. On the setup menu, set as follows. PAGE : E21*LEVEL 4 ITEM : WHITE CLIP → ON ITEM : KNEE SLOPE → 99

5. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E21*LEVEL 4 ITEM : WHT CLIP LEVEL Spec. : B = 109 ±2 IRE (NTSC)

B = 763 ±10 mV (PAL)

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WHITE CLIP LEVEL (Unit : IRE/mV)

109/763 107/749 105/735 103/721

KNEE PONT 98/686 96/686 96/672 96/672 KNEE SLOPE 109/763 107/750 107/750 107/750 WHITE CLIP 109/763 107/750 105/735 103/721

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4-10. Crispening Adjustment (16:9)

4-11. Level Depandent Adjustment (16:9)

4-10. Crispening Adjustment (16:9)

16:9 mode

Preparation

. On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E12*FUNCTION 1/2 ITEM : DETAIL → ON

. OUTPUT/DCC switch (inside panel) → CAM/ON . Shoot a grayscale chart (16:9) in the full underscanned

monitor frame. Equipment : Waveform monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector Setting point : 1 Lens IRIS Spec. : A = 100 ±2 IRE (NTSC)

A = 700 ±14 mV (PAL)

4-11. Level Depandent Adjustment (16:9)

16:9 mode

Preparation

. On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E12*FUNCTION 1/2 ITEM : DETAIL → ON ITEM : TEST OUT → ENC PAGE : E16*LEVEL 1 ITEM : LVL DEPEND → ON

. OUTPUT/DCC switch (inside panel) → CAM/ON . Shoot a grayscale chart (16:9) in the full underscanned

monitor frame. Equipment : Waveform monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector Setting point : 1 Lens IRIS Spec. : A = 100 ±2 IRE (NTSC)

A = 700 ±14 mV (PAL)

Adjustment Procedure

Equipment : Black and white monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector

Select the 16:9 mode. PAGE : E14*WIDE SCREEN ITEM : 16:9/4:3 MODE → 16:9

2. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E16*LEVEL 1 ITEM : CRISPENING Spec. : Reduce the noise at gray portion to a

permissible level.

Adjustment Procedure

Equipment : Waveform monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector

Select the 16:9 mode. PAGE : E14*WIDE SCREEN ITEM : 16:9/4:3 MODE → 16:9

2. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E16*LEVEL 1 ITEM : L.DEP.LVL Spec. : Eliminate the detail signal from portion

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. After this adjustment, be sure to perform Section 4-12

“H/V Ratio Adjustment (16:9)”, and Section 4-13 “Detail Level Adjustment (16:9)”, in that order.

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4-12. H/V Ratio Adjustment (16:9)

16:9 mode

Preparation

. On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E12*FUNCTION 1/2 ITEM : DETAIL → ON ITEM : TEST OUT → ENC

. OUTPUT/DCC switch (inside panel) → CAM/ON . Shoot a grayscale chart (16:9) in the full underscanned

monitor frame. Equipment : Waveform monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector Setting point : 1 Lens IRIS Spec. : A = 100 ±2 IRE (NTSC)

A = 700 ±14 mV (PAL)

4-13. Detail Level Adjustment (16:9)

16:9 mode

Note

. Perform this adjustment, if necessary, to suit the custom-

er’s preferences.

Preparation

. On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E12*FUNCTION 1/2 ITEM : DETAIL → ON ITEM : TEST OUT → ENC

. Shoot a grayscale chart (16:9) in the full underscan’s

picture frame. Equipment : Waveform monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector Setting point : 1 Lens IRIS Spec. : A = 80 ±2 IRE (NTSC)

A = 560 ±14 mV (PAL)

Adjustment Procedure

Equipment : Black and white monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector

1. Select the 16:9 mode. PAGE : E14*WIDE SCREEN ITEM : 16:9/4:3 MODE → 16:9

2. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E16*LEVEL 1 ITEM : H/V RATIO Spec. : Adjust so that the H and V detail

amounts which are added are equivalent.

Adjustment Procedure

Equipment : Waveform monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector

1. Select the 16:9 mode. PAGE : E14*WIDE SCREEN ITEM : 16:9/4:3 MODE → 16:9

2. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E16*LEVEL 1 ITEM : DETAIL LVL (Factory setting: 0) Spec. : Adjust to the detail amount which is

added to each step in the grayscale chart for the customer’s preferences.

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4-14. Crispening Adjustment (4:3)

4-15. Level Depandent Adjustment (4:3)

4-14. Crispening Adjustment (4:3)

4:3 mode

Preparation

. On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E12*FUNCTION 1/2 ITEM : DETAIL → ON

. OUTPUT/DCC switch (inside panel) → CAM/ON . Shoot a grayscale chart (4:3) in the full underscanned

monitor frame. Equipment : Waveform monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector Setting point : 1 Lens IRIS Spec. : A = 100 ±2 IRE (NTSC)

A = 700 ±14 mV (PAL)

4-15. Level Depandent Adjustment (4:3)

4:3 mode

Preparation

. On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E12*FUNCTION 1/2 ITEM :DETAIL → ON ITEM :TEST OUT → ENC PAGE : E18*LEVEL 1#4:3 ITEM :LVL DEPEND → ON

. OUTPUT/DCC switch (inside panel) → CAM/ON . Shoot a grayscale chart (4:3) in the full underscanned

monitor frame. Equipment : Waveform monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector Setting point : 1 Lens IRIS Spec. : A = 100 ±2 IRE (NTSC)

A = 700 ±14 mV (PAL)

Adjustment Procedure

Equipment : Black and white monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector

Select the 4:3 mode. PAGE : E14*WIDE SCREEN ITEM : 16:9/4:3 MODE → 4:3

2. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E18*LEVEL 1#4:3 ITEM : CRISPENING Spec. : Reduce the noise at gray portion to a

permissible level.

Adjustment Procedure

Equipment : Waveform monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector

Select the 4:3 mode. PAGE : E14*WIDE SCREEN ITEM : 16:9/4:3 MODE → 4:3

2. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E18*LEVEL 1#4:3 ITEM : LEVEL DEPEND Spec. : Eliminate the detail signal from portion

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. After this adjustment, be sure to perform Section 4-16

“H/V Ratio Adjustment (4:3)”, and Section 4-17 “Detail Level Adjustment (4:3)”, in that order.

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4-16. H/V Ratio Adjustment (4:3)

4:3 mode

Preparation

. On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E12*FUNCTION 1/2 ITEM : DETAIL → ON ITEM : TEST OUT → ENC

. OUTPUT/DCC switch (inside panel) → CAM/ON . Shoot a grayscale chart (4:3) in the full underscanned

monitor frame. Equipment : Waveform monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector Setting point : 1 Lens IRIS Spec. : A = 100 ±2 IRE (NTSC)

A = 700 ±14 mV (PAL)

4-17. Detail Level Adjustment (4:3)

4:3 mode

Note

. Perform this adjustment, if necessary, to suit the custom-

er’s preferences.

Preparation

. On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E12*FUNCTION 1/2 ITEM : DETAIL → ON ITEM : TEST OUT → ENC

. Shoot a grayscale chart (4:3) in the full underscanned

monitor frame. Equipment : Waveform monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector Setting point : 1 Lens IRIS Spec. : A = 80 ±2 IRE (NTSC)

A = 560 ±14 mV (PAL)

Adjustment Procedure

Equipment : Black and white monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector

Select the 4:3 mode. PAGE : E14*WIDE SCREEN ITEM : 16:9/4:3 MODE → 4:3

2. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E18*LEVEL 1#4:3 ITEM : H/V RATIO Spec. : Adjust so that the H and V detail

amounts which are added are equivalent.

Adjustment Procedure

Equipment : Waveform monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector

Select the 4:3 mode. PAGE : E14*WIDE SCREEN ITEM : 16:9/4:3 MODE → 4:3

2. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E18*LEVEL 1#4:3 ITEM : DETAIL LVL (Factory setting: 0) Spec. : Adjust the detail amount which is

added to each step in the grayscale chart for the customer’s preferences.

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4-18. Skin Tone Adjustment

Note

. Perform this adjustment, if necessary, to suit the custom-

er’s preferences.

Preparation

. On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E20*LEVEL 3 ITEM : SKIN TONE DETAIL → ON ITEM : SKIN TONE IND. → ON

. Shoot a person’s face.

Adjustment Procedure

Equipment : Any of color monitor, viewfinder or

waveform/vector monitor.

Test point : TEST OUT or VIDEO OUT connector

1. Shoot a person’s face in the central of the viewfinder.

2. On the setup menu, set as follows. PAGE : E20*LEVEL 3 ITEM : SKIN TONE DET. → ?EXEC

5. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E20*LEVEL 3 ITEM : SUPPRESS LEVEL

(Factory setting: 0)

Spec. : Set the level to the desired detail level.

Setting After Adjustment

. On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E20*LEVEL 3 ITEM : SKIN TONE DETAIL → OFF ITEM : SKIN TONE IND. → OFF ITEM : SKIN TONE DET. → OFF

3. Push the rotary encoder. (The detection area is displayed in a zebra pattern.)

4. Perform the adjustment in this step, if neccessary. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E20*LEVEL 2 ITEM : SATURATION

(Component in the saturation direction) HUE (Hue) WIDTH (Component in the hue direction)

R-Y

HUE

WIDTH

SATURATION

B-Y

The skin detail detection area is displayed in a zebra pattern. Adjust so that zebra pattern displays only proper area.

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4-19. Zebra Adjustment

Preparation

. ZEBRA switch (viewfinder) → ON . On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E12*FUNCTION 1/2 ITEM : TEST OUT → R, G or B PAGE : E15*VF SETTING ITEM : ZEBRA SELECT → 1 ITEM : ZEBRA1 APT. LVL → l%

. OUTPUT/DCC switch (inside panel) → CAM/ON . Shoot a grayscale chart in the full underscanned monitor

frame. Equipment : Waveform monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector Setting point : 1 Lens IRIS Spec. : A = 100 ±2 IRE (NTSC)

A = 700 ±14 mV (PAL)

Adjustment Procedure

4. On the setup menu, set as follows. PAGE : E12*FUNCTION 1/2 ITEM : TEST SAW → OFF

5. On the setup menu, set as follows. PAGE : E15*VF SETTING ITEM : ZEBRA SELECT → 2

6. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E15*VF SETTING ITEM : ZEBRA2 DET. LVL Spec. : Set the condition that zebra pattern

appears at the portion B.

Setting After Adjustment

. On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E15*VF SETTING ITEM : ZEBRA SELECT → 1 PAGE : E12*FUNCTION 1/2 ITEM : TEST OUT → ENC

Equipment : Waveform monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector

1. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E15*VF SETTING ITEM : ZEBRA1 DET. LVL Spec. : Set the condition that zebra pattern

appears at the portions A.

2. On the setup menu, set as follows. PAGE : E12*FUNCTION 1/2 ITEM : TEST SAW → ON

3. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E15*VF SETTING ITEM : ZEBRA1 APT (Factory setting: 10%) Spec. :

Adjust for the desired width of detection.

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4-20. Automatic Iris Adjustment

16:9 mode

Preparation

. On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E24*LEVEL 7 ITEM : TEST OUT → ENC

. OUTPUT/DCC switch (inside panel) → CAM/ON . Shoot a grayscale chart (16:9) in the full underscanned

monitor frame.

. Lens IRIS → AUTO

Adjustment Procedure

Equipment : Waveform monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector

1. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E29*LEVEL 12 ITEM : IRIS MODE Spec. : Set depending on the application.

(Automatic iris operation mode setting can be done from the average level to peak-to-peak level of the video signal.)

IRIS MODE = MIN → peak-to-peak level IRIS MODE = MAX → average level

5. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E29*LEVEL 12 ITEM : IRIS WEIGHT Spec. : Increment the IRIS WEIGHT value

until the lens iris is open.

6. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E29*LEVEL 12 ITEM : IRIS SPEED (Factory setting: 2) Spec. : Adjust for the desired operation speed

of auto iris.

7. On the setup menu, set as follows. PAGE : E29*LEVEL 12 ITEM : CLIP HIGH LIGHT → ON or OFF Spec. : Set the AUTO iris level to the custom-

er’s specifications.

2. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E29*LEVEL 12 ITEM : IRIS SET Spec. : A = 100 ±2 IRE (NTSC)

A = 700 ±14 mV (PAL)

3. On the setup menu, set as follows. PAGE : E29*LEVEL 12 ITEM : IRIS WEIGHT → 0 (MIN)

4. Shoot an area where the auto iris is not wanted to work in the white window chart.

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Section 5

Camera System Electrical Alignment

(Only for DVW-707/707P)

5-1. General Information for Electrical

Adjustment

This section describes adjustments that are required when lens is attached or replaced.

5-1-1. Note for Adjustment

Before adjustment, set the main POWER switch to on and the VTR switch to SAVE, then warm up the camera for about 10 minutes. Be sure to turn off the power before extending the plug-in board using the extension board.

Indication at the Top Right on the Viewfinder Screen

In adjustment on the setup menu, bars sometimes appear at the top right on the viewfinder screen. The bars indicate the current setting state and adjustable range for the selected item.

5-1-2. Equipment/Fixtures

. Oscilloscope

Tektronix 2465 or equivalent

. Waveform/Vector monitor

Tektronix 1780R/1751 or equivalent

. Color Monitor

Sony BVM-1410/1411P or equivalent

. Black and white monitor

. Pattern box (PTB-500, 90 - 240 Vac)

J-6029-140-B

. Grayscale chart (4:3)

Transparent type : J-6026-130-A Reflective type : Commercially available on market

(Refer to section 5-1-4.)

5-1-3. Initial Setting for Switches

Execute the camera system alignment by entering the engineer mode in the setup menu. When the engineer mode is entered, set switches as follows. For details on the setup menu, refer to Section 3.

1. Set the POWER switch to off.

2. While holding down the rotary encoder, turn the power ON.

Initial Setting

Before performing adjustment, set switches as follows, If the setting of the GAIN switch is changed from the factory set value, reset it to its original value by referring to the operation manual.

Inside panel :

VTR SAVE/STBY switch → STBY GAIN switch → L (0 dB) OUTPUT/DCC switch → CAM/OFF MENU ON/OFF/PAGE switch → OFF WHITE BAL switch → PRST

Front panel :

SHUTTER switch → OFF Filter selector → 1

Lens :

LENS → MANU IRIS → C (CLOSE)

Setup menu : . E06*MASTER GAIN

LOW → 0 dB MID → 9 dB HIGH → 18 dB

. E12*FUNCTION 1/2

TEST OUT → ENC

DETAIL → ON APERTURE → ON SKIN TONE DETAIL → OFF MATRIX → OFF GAMMA → ON BLACK GAMMA → ON TEST SAW → OFF CHROMA → ON CROSS COLOR FLT. → OFF

. E13*FUNCTION 2/2

GENLOCK → ON CAM RET → OFF FILTER INHIBIT → ON

. E21*LEVEL 4

KNEE SATURATION KNEE → ON WHITE CLIP → ON

. E22*LEVEL 5

R-Y → ON B-Y → ON

→ 0

When an item is adjusted in the engineer mode, the value of this item adjusted in the user mode is reset to 0.

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5-1. General Information for Electrical Adjustment

5-1-4. Maintaining the Grayscale Chart

Information on the Reflective Grayscale Chart

Recommended chart

The reflective grayscale chart is commercially available.

Recommended chart: Reflective grayscale chart (with a special case)

MURAKAMI COLOR RESEARCH LABORATORY GS-3 or equivalent

Supplier: MURAKAMI COLOR RESEARCH LABORATORY

Address: 3-11-3, Kachidoki, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, JAPAN

Postcode 104-0054 Phone: 81-3-3532-3011 Fax: 81-3-3532-2056

Handling precautions

Replacement period when the chart is used as the reference

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Setting Illumination (when the reflective chart is used)

Equipment: Illuminance meter (Calibrated)

1. Turn on the light source and warm up for about 30 minutes.

2. Place the illuminance meter on the chart surface. Adjust the position and angle of the light source so that the whole surface of the chart is evenly 2000 lx.

Light the chart from almost the same direction and height as the camera to shoot the chart.

Chart

Illuminance meter

Light source

Setting Luminous Intensity (when the transparent chart is used)

Equipment: Luminance meter (Minolta LS-110 or equivalent. Calibrated.)

1. Light the pattern box and warm up for about 30 minutes.

2. Place the pattern box where the chart is not exposed to light, such as a darkroom. (Or cover the pattern box with a cover whose inside is painted in black.)

3. Place the luminance meter facing straight to the chart at a distance of 1 m from it.

4. Adjust the luminance control of the pattern box so that the white portion in the center of the chart is 573 ±6 cd/m

This corresponds to the luminous intensity on the 89.9 %-reflective chart at 2000 lx.

Chart

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Luminance meter

1 m

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5-2. ENC Level Adjustment 5-3. TEST OUT Adjustment

5-2. ENC Level Adjustment

Preparation

. OUTPUT/DCC switch (inside panel) → BARS . On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E23*LEVEL 6 ITEM : TEST OUT → ENC

Adjustment Procedure

Equipment : Waveform monitor Test point : VIDEO OUT connector

1. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E23*LEVEL 6 ITEM : ENC Y SYNC Spec. : A = 40 ±1 IRE (NTSC)

A = 300 ±7 mV (PAL)

2. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E23*LEVEL 6 ITEM : ENC Y SETUP Spec. : B = 7.5 ±0.5 IRE (NTSC)

B = 0 ±3 mV (PAL)

5-3. TEST OUT Adjustment

Preparation

. OUTPUT/DCC switch (inside panel) → BARS . On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E23*LEVEL 6 ITEM : TEST OUT → R, G or B

Adjustment Procedure

Equipment : Waveform monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector

1. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E23*LEVEL 6 ITEM : RGB SYNC Spec. : A = 40 ±2 IRE (NTSC)

A = 300 ±14 mV (PAL)

2. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E23*LEVEL 6 ITEM : RGB SETUP Spec. : B = 7.5 ±0.5 IRE (NTSC)

B = 0 ±3 mV (PAL)

PALNTSC

3. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E23*LEVEL 6 ITEM : ENC Y LEVEL Spec. : C = 100 ±2 IRE (NTSC)

C = 700 ±14 mV (PAL)

3. On the setup menu, adjust as follows. PAGE : E23*LEVEL 6 ITEM : RGB LEVEL Spec. : C = 100 ±2 IRE (NTSC)

C = 700 ±14 mV (PAL)

PALNTSC

Setting After Adjustment

. On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E23*LEVEL 6 ITEM : TEST OUT → ENC

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5-4. VA Gain Adjustment

Note

. Use an 89.9%-reflective chart in this adjustment as

possible. (Refer to Section 5-1-4.)

Preparation

. OUTPUT/DCC switch (inside panel) → CAM/ON . Shoot a grayscale chart in the full underscanned monitor

frame.

. WHITE BAL switch (inside panel) → PRST . AUTO W/B BAL switch (front panel) → BLK

(Perform the automatic black balance adjustment.)

. On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E35*PRESET WHT ITEM : COLOR TEMP : 3200 ITEM : R GAIN : 0 ITEM : B GAIN : 0

Adjustment Procedure

4. On the setup menu, set as follows. PAGE : E12*FUNCTION 1/2 ITEM : TEST OUT → ENC ITEM : GAMMA → OFF

5. Select portion C by using the waveform monitor.

6. Set the waveform monitor to the CHROMA mode.

7. Equipment : Waveform monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector Adj. point : 1RV101/VA-191 (R GIAN)

1RV301/VA-191 (B GAIN)

Spec. : Minimize carrier leakage D by using

1. Equipment : Oscilloscope Test point : TP1/VA-191 Setting point : 1Lens IRIS Spec. : A = 320 ±8 mV

2. On the setup menu, set as follows. PAGE : E12*FUNCTION 1/2 ITEM : TEST OUT → G

3. Equipment : Waveform monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector Adj. point : 1RV201/VA-191 (G GAIN) Spec. : B = 100 ±2 IRE (NTSC)

B = 700 ±10 mV (PAL)

the variable resistors alternately.

Setting After Adjustment

. On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E12*FUNCTION 1/2 ITEM : GAMMA → ON

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RV301

RV201

TP1

RV101

VA-191 Board (A side)

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5-5. White Shading Adjustment

Note

. This adjustment could not be correctly performed if the

uneven white patten is used, luminance is not correct, or lens iris and lena zoom are not in good conditions.

Preparation

. Lens IRIS → AUTO . Shoot a fully occupied white area of pattern box in the

underscanned monitor frame.

. Waveform monitor setting

LUM mode VOLT FULL SCALE range → 0.5

Adjustment Procedure

Equipment : Waveform monitor Test point : TEST OUT connector

1. On the setup menu, set as follows. PAGE : E30*W-SHADING G ITEM : TEST OUT → G

4. Select the lens extender and adjust in the same way.

TEST OUT H SAW V SAW H PARA V PARA

G E30*W-SHADING G

→

TEST OUT

R E31*W-SHADING R

TEST OUT → R H SAW V SAW H PARA V PARA

B E32*W-SHADING B

TEST OUT → B H SAW V SAW H PARA V PARA

G H SAW V SAW H PARA V PARA

(EXT) (EXT) (EXT) (EXT)

Setting After Adjustment

. On the setup menu, set as follows.

PAGE : E32*W-SHADING B ITEM : TEST OUT → ENC

2. Make the waveform flat by setup menu according to the table below.

3. Adjust the shading for R and B channels in the same way.

TEST OUT H SAW V SAW H PARA V PARA

G E30*W-SHADING_G

TEST OUT → G H SAW V SAW H PARA V PARA

R E31*W-SHADING_R

TEST OUT → R H SAW V SAW H PARA V PARA

B E32*W-SHADING_B

TEST OUT → B H SAW V SAW H PARA V PARA

(H SAW) (H PARA)

(V SAW) (V PARA)

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Sony DVW-790WSP, DVW-790WS, DVW-709WSP, DVW-709WS, DVW-707 User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Table of Contents

Purpose of this manual

Contents

Manual Structure

Related manuals

1-1. Operating Conditions

1-2. Supplied Accessories

1-3. Main Part Locations and Circuit Functions

1-3-1. Printed Circuit Board Locations

1-3-2. Circuit Functions

1-3-3. Mechanical Part Locations

1-3-4. Sensor Locations and Functions

1-4. Matching Connectors

1-5. Signal Inputs and Outputs

1-6. Removing/Reinstalling Outside Panel

1-8. Removing/Reinstalling Cassette Compartment

1-7. Opening/Closing Inside Panel

1-9. Removing/Reinstalling Plug-in Boards

1-9-1. DCP/DVP Board Assembly

1-9-2. SV-210 Board

1-10. Switch/Slit Land Settings and LED Functions on the Boards

1-10-1. AXM-21 Board

1-10-2. CNB-11 Board

1-10-3. DCP-17 Board

1-10-4. DVP-17 Board

1-10-5. HN-260 Board

1-10-6. TC-101 Board

1-10-7. TG-207 Board (for DVW-790WS/790WSP/709WS/709WSP only)

1-10-8. DIF-75 Board (BKDW-702)

1-11. Ejecting the Cassette Tape Manually

1-12. Inserting the Cassette Tape With Outside Panel Removed

1-13. Cleaning When the Heads are Clogged

1-14. Fixtures and Adjustment Equipment 1-15. Battery for Memory Backup 1-16. Replacing the DC-DC Converter

1-15. Battery for Memory Backup

1-16. Replacing the DC-DC Converter

2-1. Error Code

2-1-1. Warning Indicators

2-1-2. Error Codes

2-2. Error Messages

2-3. Display Panel and Lamp Operation Check

2-4. Displaying the Servo Adjustment Data

2-5. Displaying the Slack Information in the Past

3-1. Engineer Mode (Setup Menu)

3-1-1. Fundamental Operation of the Setup Menu

3-1-2. Contents of Setup Menu

3-1-3. Setup Menu List

3-2. VTR (DIAG) Menu

4-1-1. Note for Adjustment

4-1-2. Equipment/Fixtures

4-1-3. Initial Setting for Switches

4-1-4. Maintaining the Grayscale Chart

4-2. ENC Level Adjustment

4-3. TEST OUT Level Adjustment

4-4. VA Gain Adjustment

4-5. White Shading Adjustment

4-6. Gamma Correction Adjustment

4-7. Black Set Adjustment

4-8. Flare Adjustment

4-10. Crispening Adjustment (16:9)

4-11. Level Depandent Adjustment (16:9)

4-12. H/V Ratio Adjustment (16:9)

4-13. Detail Level Adjustment (16:9)

4-14. Crispening Adjustment (4:3)

4-15. Level Depandent Adjustment (4:3)

4-16. H/V Ratio Adjustment (4:3)

4-17. Detail Level Adjustment (4:3)

4-18. Skin Tone Adjustment

4-19. Zebra Adjustment

4-20. Automatic Iris Adjustment

5-1-1. Note for Adjustment

5-1-2. Equipment/Fixtures

5-1-3. Initial Setting for Switches

5-1-4. Maintaining the Grayscale Chart

5-2. ENC Level Adjustment

5-3. TEST OUT Adjustment

5-4. VA Gain Adjustment