Toshiba IK-M41R2 User Manual

TOSHIBA

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

CCD CAMERA

IK-M41F2/IK-M41R2/ IK-C41F2

WARNING

This is a Class A of EN55022 product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.

INFORMATION

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio com munications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area Is likely to cause harmful interfer ence in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

USER-INSTALLER CAUTION: Your authority to operate this FCC verified equipment could be voided if you make changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compllance to Part 15 of the FCC rules.

For Customer Use

Enter below the Serial No. which is located on the bottom of the cabinet. Re tain this information for fu ture reference.

Model No.: IK-M41F2/

IK-M41R2/ IK-C41F2

Serial No.:

This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. Cet appareil numérique de la classe A est comforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.

Safety precautions

Read the following safety precautions carefully before using the product. These instructions contain valuable information on safe and proper use that will prevent harm and damage to the operator and other persons. Make sure that you fully understand the following details

(indications, graphic symbols) before proceeding to the main descriptions in this manual.

Indication definitions

Indication

This indicates that ignoring this

A

Warning

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Caution

*2: Physical damage means extended harm to

label and/or misoperation of the product may cause serious per sonal injury or even death.

This indicates that ignoring this

label and/or misoperation of the product may cause personal in

jury*^ and/or material damage*^

*1: Bodily injury means injuries, burns and electric shock which does not require hos-

pitalization or prolonged treatment.

home, household effects.

Meaning

/j\ Warning

Do not use the product when abnormality occurs.

The use in the abnormality status such as emitting smoke from the product, smelling

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burning, being damaged by drop, invasion of foreign objects inside the product, etc. , may cause fire and/or electric shock. Be always sure to disconnect the power plug from the electrical outlet (socket) at once and contact your dealer.

Do not install the product where splashing of water may occur, such as outdoor, a bathroom, etc.

This may cause fire and/or electric shock.

Graphic symbol definitions

Symbol

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A

Indicates a prohibited action that must not be carried out. The ac tual prohibited action is indicated in the symbol or nearby graphi cally or described in text.

Indicates a mandatory action that must be carried out surely. The actual mandatory action is indi cated in the symbol or nearby graphically or described in text.

Indicates an action required cau tion. The actual action required caution Is indicated in the symbol or nearby graphically or described in text.

Meaning

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<S)-

Do not repair, disassemble and/or modify by yourself.

This may cause fire and/or electric shock. Be always sure to contact your dealer for

internal repair, check and cleaning of the product.

Keep the rated voltage for the product.

The use of power supply voltage except for its rated voltage may cause fire and/or

electrical shock. Please refer to 2"Connections".

Do not put a vessel(s) filled with a liquid (flower vase, etc.).

If a liquid enters the product, a fire and/or electric shock may occur.

Do not put the product in an unstable, slanting and/or vibrated place.

Drop and/or fail of the product may cause injury.

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Keep the followings when installing.

• Do not put the product on a Inflammable material such as carpet or blanket.

• Do not put the product in a narrow space, since the heat generated from the prod uct may be difficult to emanate.

• Do not put a inflammable material on the product. If you do not keep above, the heat generated by the product may cause fire.

Do not put the product in direct sunshine and/or high temperature.

The temperature rise inside the product may cause fire.

Do not put the product In a moist or dusty place such as a bathroom, a place close to a humidifier, etc.

This may cause fire and/or electric shock.

Do not put the product in a moist, soot and/or dusty place such as a kitchen, etc.

Do not put the product where a soot and steam may occur, such as a kitchen, etc., or in a dusty place. This may cause fire and/or electric shock.

Do not shoot the sun with the lens and do not put the lens in the place exposed to an intensive light, such as the sunshine, etc.

Focusing of the light may cause injury of eye and/or fire.

Do not put the product in your mouse and do not swallow it.

This may cause suffocation and/or injury.

Ask your dealer to perform a periodical check and internal cleaning.

Dust inside the product may cause fire and/or trouble. For check and cleaning cost, please consult your dealer.

Maintenance

Do not use benzine, alcohol and/or thinner, etc. for cleaning. If you use it, painting or indication on the product may be worn off or deteriorated.

1. Cautions on use

• Handle the unit carefully. — Do not drop or give a strong shock or vibration. This may

cause trouble. Handling a camera cable roughly may cause the break of cable.

• Do not shoot intense light. — if there is an intense light at a location on the screen such as a spot light, blooming and smearing may occur. Do not aim the camera at the sun. If an intense light enters, vertical strips may appear on the screen. However, this is not trouble.

• Install the camera In a location free from noise. — If the camera or the cables are located near power utility lines or a TV, undesirable noise may appear on the screen, in such a case, try to change the location of the camera or the cable wiring.

• Handling of the camera head and protection cap. — Keep the camera head and the protec tion cover away from children. Children may put them into mouth or swallow them acci dentally. The protection cover protects the image sensing plane when the lens is removed from the camera head, do not throw away.

• When not using the camera for a long time. — Stop the power supply for safety.

• When cleaning the camera — Be sure to turn off the power and wipe with a dry cloth. If

necessary, gently wipe with a cloth impregnated with thinned detergent. Do not use ben zine, alcohol, thinner, etc. If used, coating and printed letters may be discolord and deterio rated. When cleaning the lens, use s lens cleaning paper, etc.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. CAMERA PARTS AND FUNCTIONS.................................................................5

2. CONNECTIONS..................................................................................................8

3. SIGNAL INPUT/OUTPUT

4. MODE SETTING AND AUXILIARY FUNCTION

5. INTERNAL SYNC.............................................................................................16

6. EXTERNAL SYNC. BY C-SYNC / VS / VBS

7. EXTERNAL SYNC. BY HD, VD........................................................................17

8. RESET/RESTART MODE.................................................................................19

9. ONE-PULSE TRIGGER MODE

10. SHUTTER SPEED SETTING AT INTERVALS OF 1H.....................................22

11. LIST OF VIDEO OUT MODE SETTING

12. DC POWER SUPPLY AND POWER CONNECTION.......................................26

13. TROUBLESHOOTING CHART

14. CONFIGURATION............................................................................................27

15. OPTIONS.......................................................................................................... 28

16. SPECIFICATIONS............................................................................................29

17. EXTERIOR VIEW

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1. CAMERA PARTS AND FUNCTIONS

IK-C41F2

Hexagon socket headbolts

Camera control unit (CCU)

IRIS Terminal

0 Iris Ring (The lens is option.) (0 Focus Ring

® Image Pick-up (CCD) © Focus Lock Ring

® Portion for Camera Holder

® Camera Cable Connector

® Camera Holder

® Lens Mount ® Picture shooting area

® Camera Head Securing Screw ® Camera connector

® POWER Switch ® CAMERA Terminal

® DC IN/SYNC Terminal*

® VIDEO Terminal

@ DC 12V IN Terminal* ® HD Terminal*/VD Terminal*

® Rubber Feet/Mount Screw

Holes

To get appropriate iris, the aperture size is adjusted by turning this ring. The focus is adjusted by turning this ring. Should be kept from dirt, dust, finger-print, etc. When the focus lock ring is set, movement of the focus ing ring becomes heavy. This portion is held by the camera holder. The 'CAM' side of the camera cable is connected to this terminal. To connect the camera head and the camera control unit (CCU).Refer to 'OPTIONAL CAMERA CABLES/LENSES'. To be connected to 6 Camera Cable Terminal on the rear of the camera head and to 15 CAMERA Terminal of the CCU. Before connection, confirm the side ('CAM' or 'CCU') of the cable. When installing the camera head to a tripod or the like,

use the camera holder. Used to mount the C mount lens. Be always sure to keep off dust, finger prints, etc. Used to mount the camera head

Connector to CAMERA terminal of camera control unit To turn on/off the power.

The 'CCU' side of the camera cable is connected. This terminal is to be used for VIDEO output. External Sync, input. Note: When the signal is input/output through this DC

IN/SYNC terminal, 'DC 12V IN'/'HD, VD' terminals

(* marked) are not connected. This output terminal is to be connected to Monitor or VCR video-in terminal. (BNC pin) The DC power (12V) is connected to this terminal. These terminals are used for sync, with external control unit.

Remove four rubber feet, and fix the CCU with screws (MStype). The screw must not protrude more than 5mm beyond the inside surfaces of the CCU.

2. CONNECTIONS

IK-M41 P2,IK-M41R2

DC Power Supply

-IMPORTANT------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Before connecting or disconnecting camera cable, be sure to turn the power OFF. Otheriwise, the camera head may be damaged, which will void warranty.

1. Detach the cap from the camera head, and attach an optional lens.

2. Connect the camera cable terminal of the camera head and the CAMERA terminal of the ecu with the camera cable (option). (Refer to NOTE 1.)

3. Connect the VIDEO terminal of the CCU and VIDEO IN terminal of the TV monitor with a video cable. (Refer to NOTE 2.)

4. Connect the cord from the DC power supply to the DC 12V IN terminal of the CCU. (Refer to NOTE 3.)

5. Adjust the Iris/Focus rings of the lens (option) to get appropriate image.

IK-C41P2

1. Mount the lens on the camera and make the wiring between devices.

Available lens

Use a C-mount lens with its protruded dimensions (L) from the mounting surface less

than 7.0 mm.

— NOTE: ---------------------------------------------------------

• When the lens quantity exceeds 500g, do

not fix the lens by using its camera head

securing screw holes but keep the lens on

its lens side.

• The camera is not equipped with the back

focus adjustment mechanism.

Lens

C-mount

U

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Less then 7.0mm

L

When using an automatic iris lens

When using a EE lens of video feed back type, since the EE video signal develops at the 6P terminal "IRIS" located on the front side of the camera, the signal is sent to the EE lens. When using an iris extension cable (EXC-C2E, etc.), use HR10A-7P-4P (Hirose Electronics Co. Ltd.) for the connector on the lens side.

(GND)

EE power supply +12V (max. 50 mA)

EE lens

NOTE: 1.

NC

1 NC

EE video signal

0.8±0.15V(p-p)

3 GND

When short-circuiting the EE power supply accidentally, the fuse inside the camera is cut and the EE power supply does not come out. Be always sure to take care of the wiring.

- Hirose Electronics Co. Ltd. HR10A-7P-4P (Connection 1: -I-12V, 2: GND, 3: EE video signal, 4: GND)

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Iris extension cable (EXC-C2E, etc.)

Camera control unit

Make sure power switches of the CCD and TV monitor are at OFF position. Securely tighten the connectors of camera cable.

2.

When using VCR, connect the video cable from the CCU to the VIDEO IN termi nal of VCR. Read the operation manual before making connections.

3.

Precautions for connections (HR10A-7P-4S).

Plugging

Unplugging

Cable

To connect the cable of the DC power supply, hold A position of the plug, and match the plug guide to the re ceptacle guide so that connection can be done smoothly.

Cable

To detach the plug, hold B portion of the plug and pull it straightforward so that the plug can be detached easily.

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3. SIGNAL INPUT/OUTPUT

|1| Ceitditioii o§ IxlWMii Sync, laput

1.HD

2.VD

3. C-SYNC 3.0±1.5Vp-p • Negative polarity • 75Q unbalanced

4. VS/VBS

5. RR. VD

6. TRIGGER

NOTE: In case of VD, C-SYNC,

3.0±1.5Vp-p • Negative polarity • 75Q unbalanced

5.0±0.5Vp-p • Negative polarity • TTL level

3.0±1.5Vp-p • Negative polarity • 75Q unbalanced

5.0±0.5Vp-p • Negative polarity • TTL level

0.3±0.1Vp-p • 75Q unbalanced

3.0±1.5Vp-p • Negative polarity • 75Q unbalanced

5.0±0.5Vp-p • Negative polarity • TTL level

3.0±1.5Vp-p • Negative polarity • 75Q unbalanced

5.0±0.5Vp-p • Negative polarity • TTL level

VSA/BS and RR. VD, use the connector for DC IN/SYNC termi-

nal or VD terminal and

External sync, frequency range: Within ±1.0% against NTSC standards

input a signal selected dependent on the mode in use.

6.0\is - 10.0p.s

3H to 9H

EIA-170A standards EIA-170A standards

3H to 9H

[ (3) Specifications of Ixternal Owtput Sigwgl ]

1. VIDEO

2. VIDEO INDEX

3. HD

4. VD

5. CLOCK

When HD and VD, common with HD IN and VD IN, are used for inputting, they cannot be used for outputting. (Input/output can be selected by changing the internal connector. Input: P304, Output: P305) CLOCK can be output by shorting the inner land.

I.OVp-p • 75Q unbalanced

5.0±0.5Vp-p • Positive polarity • Load impedance more than 10KQ

5.0±0.5Vp-p • Negative polarity • Load impedance more than 10KQ

4.0±1.5Vp-p • 14.31813 MHz • Load impedance more than 1KQ

Inner land for CLOCK

- Connectors

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CKOUT

Inside of the camera

MAIN board

Output Input

(3) 12 Pin Connecter (DC IN/SYNC terminal)

In case the signal is input/output directly from DC IN/SYNC terminal, connect as follows.

[ DC IN/SYNC terminal]

1 9

Type of connector to be used with DC IN/SYNC terminal: HIROSE HR10A-10P-12S

External Sync. Mode

Pin No.

2* Power +12V Power +12V Power +12V

6* 7*

10 VIDEO INDEX (output) 11 TRIGGER (input) 12

VS/VBS/C-SYNC

Power GND Power GND Power GND

VIDEO (GND) VIDEO (GND) VIDEO (Signal) VIDEO (Signal) VIDEO (Signal)

HD input (GND) HD input (GND) HD input (Signal) HD input (Signal)

VSA/BS/C-SYNC input (Signal)

CLK output (GND) CLK output (Signal)

VSA/BS/C-SYNC input (GND)

VD input (Signal)

CLK output (GND) CLK output (GND) CLK output (Signal) CLK output (Signal)

VD input (GND) VD input (GND)

HD, VD

RESET RESTART/ One-pulse Trigger

VIDEO (GND)

VD input (Signal)

CLOCK OUT requires to short the inner land.

-IMPORTANT

The one marked with * is parallely connected to HD, VD, and DC 12V IN terminals.

Input/output of the signal should be carried out from either one terminal only. (Do not make connection simultaneously.)

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4. MODE SETTING AND AUXILIARY FUNCTION

The auxiliary function is set with the built-in switch of the unit. In order to change the

setting, remove the cover by detaching 4 screws on the side of the CCU.

Switch layout (cover removed)

-IMPORTANT

When operating the internal switch or using the soldering iron, the built-in circuit of the unit is exposed, which may hazardous condition of breaking static electricity.

In order to prevent the static electricity breaking, make sure to duly observe the fol lowing items upon the operation.

the like. Make sure to put on cotton gloves when carrying out the operation.

® Put on the earth band with the arm for earthing. If the earth band is not available,

touch GND of BNC connector pin before starting the operation. ® Cover the working table with the conductive sheet for earthing. ® Earth GND of the BNC connector pin of the set.

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Gamma correction change-over:

Set S310 to select gamma correction amount to 0.45 or 1.

Gain-up mode:

Set S311 at OFF for normal mode (OdB), and ON for gain-up mode. The gain up amount is adjustable

maximum to +12dB by setting RV33.

Reset/Restart mode external sync, switch:

In case of RR VD external sync, mode, set S314 at R. RVD. If not, set S314 at NORM.

Input impedance selector switch:

In case the input Impedance of external sync, input signal (VSA/BS/C-SYNCA/D, HD/RR.VD) is set to 75ii, set S312 at ON (75Q terminated). In case it set to ^KQ, set S312 at OFF (TTL input). In case the trigger input Impedance is set to 75i2, set S313 at ON (75Q terminated). In case it is set to 1 KQ, set S313 at OFF (TTL input).

Flickerless:

Setting S305 to 1/100 allows to reduce the occurrence of flickering phenomenon in the

region with power frequency of 50Hz (The picture flickers under the illumination pro duced by electric discharge lamps). Inoperative at One-pulse trigger mode and reset/restart mode.

Automatic Electronic Shutter:

Set S305 at ON, and set S306 at AUTO. RV31 is used for fine tuning of the video level. The camera is designed to automatically control the exposure time ranging from 1/60 to

1/50000 s. in

order to change in luminous energy of the subject.

Inoperative at One-pulse trigger mode and reset/restart mode.

Electronic shutter:

The shutter speed may be set by using either direct setting with a rotary switch, or binary

setting with dip switch. The direct setting with the rotary switch is used for setting at any

mode. The binary setting with the dip switch is used for setting the shutter speed at every

1H (1H=63.5^is) at One-pulse trigger mode.

Set S305 at ON, and set S306 at MANU. Set the rotary switch S307 at the position

corresponded to the desired shutter speed as shown in the table below.

S307 Position

0, 8,9

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Shutter speed

1/60S 1/125S 1/250S 1/500S

1/1000s 1/2000S 1/4000S

1/10000s

Binary setting with dip switch (One-pulse trigger mode) Refer to 'SHUTTER SPEED SETTING AT INTERVALS OF 1H'.

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One-pulse trigger mode setting, Reset/Restart mode setting for trigger input:

The rotary switch S309 is used for the mode setting. Before setting the mode, make sure to turn the powerof the camera off.

S309 Position

0, 1,2, 3, 8,9

4 5 Trigger input, RR. SYNC-RESET 6 One-pulse trigger, SYNC-NONRESET 7

Set internal sync., external sync. (VS/C-SYNC, HD/VD) and reset/restart (HD, RR.VD input) at NORMAL mode.

Normal mode

One-pulse trigger, SYNC-RESET

Trigger input, RR. SYNC-NONRESET

Mode

Field/Frame accumulation mode:

Set No.1 of S308 to select accumulation/read out mode of CCD output signal.

ON: Frame accumulation OFF; Field accumulation

Set No.1 of S308 to select field accumulation interlaced mode/frame accumulation inter laced mode at trigger input mode of reset/restart.

ON: Frame accumulation interlaced mode OFF: Field accumulation interlaced mode

Output field designation:

The video output field can be designated by selecting switches No.2 and No.3 of S308. The setting mode changes depending on the mode.

• Internal sync. Video output field can be designated. Non-interlaced video image: 1 field (1V)=262H

• Reset/Restart trigger input mode, SYNC-RESET mode Output the field designated by selecting the switches No.2 and No.3 of S308.

• One-pulse trigger SYNC-RESET mode

Output the field designated by selecting the switches No.2 and No.3 of S308.

• Other mode Output field cannot be designated. Turn the switches No.2 and No.3 of S308 off.

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S308

No.2

ON

ON ON OFF OFF

No.3

OFF ODD field

OFF

ON

Video output field

EVEN field

Designation OFF Designation OFF

CLOCK output:

Shorting the land of MAIN board will allow the clock to be output from 9 pin (signal) and 8 pin (GND) of DCIN/SYNC terminal (12 pin connector) on the rear.

The clock output is 14.31818 MHz ± 50ppm.

VIDEO OUT C-coupling, DC direct connection output switching

The video out signal develops from both pins 4 (signal), 3 (GND) of the DC IN/SYNC termi nal located on the rear side of the camera and the video terminal (BNC connector).

Setting No. 9 and No. 10 of the S308 mode switch can select either the DC direct connec tion output (the video blanking signal except SYNC is fixed to GND.) or the C-coupling output for the video output signal.

S308

No. 9 No. 10 VIDEO (BNC connection) DC IN/SYNC (pin 12)

OFF OFF OFF ON

ON OFF ON ON

C-coupling output

DC direct connection output

C-coupling output

DC direct connection output

VIDEO output

C-coupling output C-coupling output

DC direct connection output DC direct connection output

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5. INTERNAL SYNC.

At internal sync, mode, the video output field can be designated as well as outputting video signals of NTSC normally Interlaced at 262.5H. The video output field can be des ignated by selecting the switches No.2 and No.3 of S308 as shown in the table below.

Output field

OFF

ODD EVEN

Upon designating the output field, the video out sends each designated field which is non-interlaced (1 field=262H).

S308

No.2

OFF OFF OFF ON

ON OFF ON ON

No.3

6. EXTERNAL SYNC. BY C-SYNC/VS/VBS

C-SYNC: Composite-SYNC signal VS: VIDEO/Composite-SYNC signal VBS: VIDEO/BURST/Composite-SYNC signal

In order to set external sync, mode with the signal selected from C-SYNC, VS and VBS,

input to VD IN terminal on the rear (BNC connector) or 7 pin (signal) and 12 pin (GND) of

DC IN/SYNC terminal (12 pin connector). No signal is necessary to be input to 5 pin and 6

pin of HD IN terminal (BNC connector) and DC IN/SYNC terminal. Set S314 to R.R when the external sync. Is carried out by using BBS (BLACK/BURST/

Composite-SYNC) signal.

Set the S314 (R.R MODE switch) and S312 (HD. VD 75Q ON/OFF switch) according to the input conditions of C-SYNC, VS and VBS as shown in the table below.

Signal

C-SYNC/VSA/BS 0.3±0.15Vp-p, 75Q unbalanced

C-SYNC 3.0±1.5Vp-p, 75Q unbalanced ON NORM C-SYNC

External sync, frequency range: Within ±1.0% against NTSC standards.

5.0±0.5Vp-p, TTL OFF

Input condition

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S312 75Q terminated SW

ON

S314 R.R. mode SW

NORM

EXTERNAL SYNC. BY HD, VD

[ iwwiiiMil» gnd «wiicli setting for HP, VP

Input terminals

HD 6 pin (signal) and 5 pin (GND) of HD IN terminal (BNC connector) or DC IN/SYNC

terminal (12 pin connector)

VD 7 pin (signal) and 12 pin (GND) of VD IN terminal (BNC connector) or DC IN/SYNC

terminal (12 pin connector)

Switch setting

Signal Input condition S312

75Q terminated On/Off SW

HD, VD

|S) Phos* and frequency cendMens of HD, VD

Phase condition

3.0±1.5Vp-p, 7bQ unbalanced ON

5.0±0.5Vp-p, TTL level

1/2H (31.8ns)

OFF

1H(63.5^s)

S314 R.R. mode SW

NORM NORM

HD

VD ODD FIELD

VD EVEN FIELD

11 .Ons VD end edge is within this range.

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15.8ns

15.9ns V L/ wl lU wUv

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Frequency condition

HD: 15.734kHz ± 1% (63.56^s ± 1%) VD: More than 244H (1 H=63.56^is: 1 horizontal scanning period) at intervals of 0.5H.

Standard VD is 262.5H.

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Interlaced/non-interlaced operation may be carried out by changing the input phase con ditions of HD and VD.

Interlaced operation

The input phases of VD and HD may be arranged to be ODD and EVEN alternately at

every 1 field so that the video output is interlaced. (Normal HD, VD Input)

Non-interlaced operation

The input phases of VD and HD may be arranged to be either ODD or EVEN only for all the fields so that the video output is not interlaced. The 'non-interlaced' operation

refers to scan the same scanning line at every field. At non-interlaced operation, verti cal resolutions may be decreased as shown in the table below.

Operation mode

Frame accumulation interlaced mode Field accumulation interlaced mode Frame accumulation non-interlaced mode Field accumulation non-interlaced mode

Resolution

Fine

Very Good

Good Good

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8. RESET/RESTART

The camera is designed to reset/restart for retrieving information on a single screen at any desired time. The reset/restart mode has two types, the mode for inputting RR VD and HD, and the mode for inputting trigger.

(1) RR VD, HD Iniiwt r*««t/i«slart

1 field

RP VD input

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Video output

The above figure shows an example of the frame accumulation interlaced mode. The required number of RR VD for video output is to be input.

[ (a)frtgfr iw|Mit roset/resHift mode

Trigger pulse input

Video output

Video index output

The above figure shows an example of the frame accumulation interlaced mode. In putting only 1 trigger pulse may provide the identical image to that obtained at the RR VD, input reset/restart mode.

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9. ONE-PULSE TRIGGER MODE

The camera is designed to carry out one-pulse trigger for retrieving the information on a signal screen momentarily at the desired time. The one-pulse mode has two types, SYNC reset mode and SYNC non-reset mode. At SYNC reset mode, vertical sync, is carried out by trigger inputting. At SYNC non-reset mode, vertical sync, is not carried out by trigger inputting.

trigf|*r SYNC f—t modb

Trigger pulse input

u

Exposed period (approx.)

Video output

Video index output

The exposure period starts from the end edge of the trigger pulse and the exposure is

conducted for the period at the predetermined shutter speed. When the exposure is

finished, video image by 1 field is output.

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The exposure period not overlapped with V-SYNC

Trigger pulse input

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Exposed period

Video output

Video index output

The exposure period not overlapped with V-SYIMC

Trigger pulse input

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Video output

Video index output

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Exposed period

¥

At this mode, the exposure starts after the end edge of the trigger pulse. It is finished when the period at the predetermined shutter speed elapses. The video signal is out put upon vertical sync. (V-SYNC) immediately after the end of the exposure. In case the exposure period overlaps with V-SYNC, the video image will be output from the next closest V-SYNC.

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10. SHUTTER SPEED SETTING AT INTERVALS OF 1 H

The shutter speed can be set at intervals of 1H (1H=63.5 ^is) only at one-pulse trigger SYNC reset/non-reset modes. At these modes, the shutter speed can be set in the range from 262.5H (1/60 s) to OH (1/30000 s). The shutter speed is set with S302. The mode is set with switches No. 7 and No. 8 of S308. Then S301 is pressed once after confirming the

power is turned ON.

S308 (mode setting)

No. 7 setting: In case of 1/60 (262.5H) to 1/984.3 (16H), set at OFF.

In case of 1/1049.9 (15H) to 1/30000, set at ON.

No. 8 set at ON: When setting the shutter speed at intervals of 1H.

(Turned OFF when direct setting by means of S305, S306 and S307.)

S302 (Shutter speed data)

Set the exposure period (H) (shutter speed) as binary data of 9 bit. Set '0' at ON, and at OFF with 'No.V side of S302 as LSB and 'No.9' side as MSB. For example, in case the exposure period is 8H (shutter speed ranging from 1/63.5 x 8 ^is to 1/2000 s.), S302 is set as below, since the number '8' is rewritten into '000001000' as binary data of 9 bit.

(LSB)

The exposure period A(H) and the shutter speed 1/B (s) can be obtained from the follow

ing equations. The obtained exposure period A(H) is rounded to the nearest integral num ber.

(MSB)

Not used. (Be always sure to turn off)

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SITNC •««il modi«

The shutter speed is set to be higher than 1/984.3 s (16H):

Exposure period A(H)=14318180/910 x shutter speed 1/B s.

The shutter speed is set at 1/984.3 s (16H) or lower:

Exposure period A(H)=14318180/910 x shutter speed 1/B s - 10

(a) Ott0»|Wils» triggw SYliC wiotle

Exposure period A(H)=14318180/910 x shutter speed 1/B s.

Examples of setting input data of exposure period

S308

Mode

One-pulse trigger SYNCRESET

One-pulse trigger SYNC-

NONRESET

Shutter speed

1/eOs 1/250S 1/1000s 6 1/2000S 8 1/10000s 1/30000S 0 1/eos 1/250S 1/1000s 16 1/2000S 8 1/10000s 1/30000s 0

Input data

252

262

ON OFF ON

53

ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON

1

ON ON ON ON ON ON ON

63

ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON

1

ON ON ON ON ON ON

8

MSB S302 LSB

7

OFF ON

OFF

ON

9

8

OFF OFF

ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON

ON ON ON ON ON ON

ON

7 6

ON

OFF OFF

ON ON ON ON ON

OFF

ON ON

ON

4

5 OFF OFF OFF OFF

ON ON OFF ON ON ON

ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF

ON OFF

ON ON ON

3 2

ON OFF

OFF ON

ON ON ON ON

OFF

ON ON

ON

ON ON

OFF

ON ON

ON OFF OFF

ON

1 ON OFF ON ON

OFF

ON ON

OFF

ON ON

OFF

ON

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N)

Mode

Internal sync.

C-SYNCA/BSA/S mode

CC C

HD, VD mode

LU m

HD, RRVD input,

frame accumulation interlaced

HD, RRVD input,

field accumulation interlaced

HD, RRVD input, non-interlaced

Trigger input SYNC reset, frame accumulation interlaced

Trigger input SYNC reset, field accumulation interlaced

Trigger input SYNC reset,

non-interlaced

Trigger input SYNC non-reset, frame accumulation

interlaced, HDA/D: internal sync.

Trigger input SYNC non-reset, frame accumulation

■c

interlaced, HD: External sync.

w

Trigger input SYNC non-reset, frame accumulation

flS

interlaced, VD: External sync.

0)

cr

Trigger input SYNC non-reset, frame accumulation

interlaced, HDA/D: External sync. Trigger input, SYNC non-reset, non-reset, frame

accumulation inerlaced, C-SYNC/VBS/VS: External sync.

Trigger input SYNC non-reset, field accumulation

interlaced, HDA/D: internal sync. Trigger input SYNC non-reset, field accumulation

interlaced, HD: External sync. Trigger input SYNC non-reset, field accumulation

interlaced, VD: External sync. Trigger input, SYNC non-reset, non-reset, field accumulation

inerlaced, HD/VD: External sync.

Trigger input, SYNC non-reset, non-reset, field accumulation

inerlaced, C-SYNCA/BS/VS: External sync.

Trigger input, SYNC non-reset, non-interlaced,

HD/VD: internal sync.

External

trigger

input

signal

setting

None 0

C-SYNCor

VBS or VS

HD, VD

HD, RRVD

Trigger

(HD)

Trigger

(HD)

Trigger

(HD)

Trigger

Trigger, HD

Trigger, VD

Trigger, HD, VD

Trigger, C-SYNC/VBS/VS

Trigger

Trigger,

HD

Trigger, VD

Trigger,

HD,VD

Trigger, C-SYNC/VBS/VS

Trigger 7

S309

mode

0

5

7

2 I 3

Field/ Frame acciimulation

Set

Can be set

Set

OFF OFF

Set

OFF OFF

ON

OFF OFF

OFF

OFF OFF

Can be set

ON

Can be set

OFF

Can be set

OFF

Can be set

ON

OFF OFF

ON

OFF OFF

ON

OFF OFF

ON

OFF OFF

ON

Can be set OFF OFF OFF OFF

OFF

OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF

OFF

OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF

OFF

OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF

OFF

OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF

OFF

Can be set

OFF

4

5

External

Output

field

Non

SYNC

interlaced

(onlyVD)

OFF OFF

OFF OFF OFF

OFF OFF OFF OFF

OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF Set with rotary switch S307

OFF

OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF Set with rotary switch S307

OFF OFF OFF

ON OFF

OFF

OFF OFF

ON OFF OFF

OFF OFF

OFF OFF OFF

OFF ON OFF OFF OFF

1

S308

6 7 I 8

Shutter at

H.V

Reset

intervals of 1H

OFF OFF

OFF OFF OFF Set with rotary switch S307

OFF Set with rotary switch S307

OFF OFF Set with rotary switch S307

OFF Set with rotary switch S307

OFF OFF

OFF OFF Set with rotary switch S307

OFF Set with rotary switch S307

Shutter speed

Set with rotary switch S307

Remarks

Output field is determined by input phase relation between HD and VD.

Input RRVD as a set of 4 pulses

Input RRVD as a set of 3 pulses

Input RRVD as a set of 2 pulses

Reset/restart by trigger inputting

Reset/restart by trigger inputting but SYNC is not reset by trigger inputting

Mode

Trigger input, SYNC non-reset,

non-interlaced, HD: External sync.

Trigger input, SYNC non-reset,

s

non-interlaced, VD: External sync.

w

Trigger input, SYNC non-reset,

ffl

non-interlaced, HD/VD: External sync.

DC

Trigger input, SYNC non-reset, non-interlaced, C-SYNC/VBS/VS: External sync.

SYNC reset

SYNC reset, HD input

SYNC non-reset,

O)

HDA/D: Internal sync.

O)

SYNC non-reset,

«

HD: External sync.

3

Q.

d>

SYNC non-reset,

C

VD: External sync.

O

SYNC non-reset, HD/VD: External sync.

SYNC non-reset, C-SYNCA/BS/VS: External sync.

External

input

signal

Trigger, HD

Trigger, VD

Trigger, HD, VD

Trigger, C-SYNC/VBS/VS

Trigger

Trigger, HD

Trigger

Trigger, HD

Trigger, VD

Trigger, HD, VD

Trigger, C-SYNC/VBS/VS

S309

trigger

mode

setting

7 OFF

7

4

6

1

2 I 3

Field/

Output

Frame

field

accumulalion

OFF

Can be set

OFF

OFF Can be set

Can be set

OFF

OFF OFF

OFF

OFF OFF

(onlyVD)

OFF

S308

4

5 6

External

Non

SYNC

interlaced

OFF ON

ON ON OFF

OFF ON OFF

OFF ON

OFF OFF

OFF OFF OFF

OFF

OFF OFF

ON

OFF OFF

OFF OFF OFF

OFF

OFF OFF

H.V

Reset

OFF OFF

ON

OFF

7 I 8

Shutter at

intervals of 1H

OFF

Can be set

Shutter speed

Set with rotary switch S307

Set with rotary switch S307 Set at intervals of 1H with S302

Remarks

Reset/restart by trigger inputting, but SYNC is not reset by trigger inputting.

The mode where video is output immediately after trigger inputting.

SYNC is not reset by trigger inputting.

N) 01

S308 No.1 Field/Frame accumulation

ON Frame accumulation OFF Field accumulation

S308 No.2, No.3 Output field designation

S308

No.2

ON

ON OFF ON OFF OFF

No.3 OFF

ON

Output field

ODD field EVEN field Designation OFF Designation OFF

12. DC POWER SUPPLY AND POWER CONNECTION

The following specifications are required for DC power supply (DC 12V).

Output voltage: DC12V±10% Current capacity: More than 600mA Ripple voltage: Under 50mVp-p

Make sure to supply the camera with power from one terminal either of 'DC 12V IN' or 'DC IN/SYNC'. In case the power Is supplied from both terminals simultaneously, the power supply may be damaged.

Terminal

DC 12V IN

DC IN/SYNC HIROSE HR10A-10P-12S

Use the supplied connector HR10A-7P-45 (of HIROSE). The connector consists of the fol lowing five parts a through e:

Use a cable diameter 5 mm (0.2 inch) or less.

Connector

HIROSE HR10A-7P-4S

Connector polarity

Pin 1, 2 : + Pin 3, 4 : Pin 2 : + Pin 1 : -

Procedures

1. Insert the cable into the bushing and the shell, as shown. (To avoid losing the stop screw, remove it beforehand.)

2. Solder the cable to the connector. (Check for continuity to avoid short circuit between terminals.)

Pin assignment:Pins 1,2 + Pins 3, 4 -

3. Secure the metal clamp by clinching. Use the application tool HR10A-TC-02 of HIROSE. (Apply with 5.3 side.)

4. Screw the shell onto the connector until tight. (Make sure not turn the connector and the cable. Otherwise, the cable will be twisted.)

5. Tighten the stop screw so that it fits securely into the boss. Use a 0.05 inch (1.27 mm) hexagon wrench.

6. Slide the bushing up until it fits securely against the shell, covering the connections.

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1 3. TROUBLESHOOTING CHART

Symptoms

No image

Dark image External sync,

is not available.

• Is power properly supplied?

• Is the lens iris adjusted properly?

• Is the TV monitor adjusted properly?

• Is the switch for mode setting set properly?

• Is RR VD input at reset/restart mode?

• Is trigger input at one-pulse trigger mode?

• Is shutter speed set properly?

• Is the switch for mode setting set properly?

• Is external input pulse input at correct phase?

• Is external input pulse input within the specified frequency range?

• Is 75Q ON/OFF switch positioned properly? (Is 75Q terminal is necessary for the signal input from the external unit or TTL level?)

• Is external Input pulse input from HDA/D terminal, and DC IN/ SYNC terminal simultaneously? (The pulse should be input from one terminal only.)

14. CONFIGURATION

(1| IIC-M41P2, IK.M41R2

(1) Camera head (attached to head cover) (2) Camera control unit (3) Accessories

(a) Camera holder (b) 4-pin connector (HR 10A-7-P-4S) (c) Instruction manual

Possible causes

Camera control unit

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1 5. OPTIONS

[AC-M100]

Lens

Model

JK-L03M 3(0.12) JK-L04M2 JK-L75M JK-L15M2 JK-L24M2 24 (0.94)

Focal length mm (inch)

7.5 (0.3)

28

4(0.16)

15 (0.6)

Camera Cable

Model

EXC-401M EXC-402M EXC-403M EXC-405M 5 (16.4) EXC-410M EXC-415M 15(49.2) EXC-420M EXC-430M 30 (98.4)

Length m (ft)

1 (3.3) 5.0 (0.2) 2 (6.5) 5.0 (0.2)

3 (9.8) 5.0 (0.2)

10(32.8) 7.0 (0.28)

20 (65.6)

Diameter mm (inch)

5.0 (0.2)

7.0 (0.28)

1 6. SPECIFICATIONS

«■ai4ipa^ iic-mi4iKa

Power source Power current consumption 250mA Image element

Scan area Scanning frequency Sync, system

Resolution

Recommended illumination 36 lx(F1.6 3200K) Minimum illumination S/N ratio

Output signal Output impedance Infrared-proof filter

Ambient temperature Ambient humidity Vibration resistance

Shock resistance

(camera head)

Weight

Dimensions

Auxiliary function

Others

Options

* Design and specifications are subject to change without prior notice. * Dimensions and weight are approximate ones. NOTE: The camera head and the camera control unit (CCD) are to be used as a set with

Camera 16g (0.56 oz) without lens

ecu

AES

Electronic shutter

Accumulation Y correction Sensitivity

matching numbers.

*

DC12V±10%

1/2" interline-transfer CCD

(768H X 494V effective picture elements)

6.54 mm x 4.89 mm

15.734 kHz (horizontal), 59.94 Hz (Vertical)

Internal/External sync, (automatic change-over)

• C-SYNCA/S mode

• HD, VD mode

• Reset/Restart mode

• One-pulse trigger mode 570 TV lines (Horizontal) More than 400 TV lines (Vertical) at Frame accumulation mode More than 350 TV lines (Vertical) at Field accumulation mode

1.8 lx (50 IRE FI.6, y=0.45, built-in infrared-proof filter) More than 56dB (y= 1, WEIGHT ON) VSI.OVp-p, NTSC compatible 75Q, unbalanced Built-in (IK-M41F2) Dummy Glass (IK-M41R2)

-10°Cto -h50°C(14F to 122F) 30% to 90%

68.6 m/sMiOto 200Hz) 686 m/s2

510g(18oz) Refer to 'PROFILE'. Auto (Automatic electronic shutter)/Manual/Fixed (electronic shutter) (Factory preset at Manual) 1/60,1/100,1/125,1/250,1/500,1/1000,1/2000,1/4000,1/10000 sec. (Factory preset at 1/60 sec.) (Every 1H between 1/60 to 1/30000 at one-pulse trigger mode) Field/Frame modes (Factory preset at Field) 1/0.45 (Factory preset at 1) Normal to -i-12dB (Adjustable) (Factory preset at normal) Video index output. Video out field designation. Video output (DC direct connection. Condenser coupling) Refer to 'OPTIONS'.

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IK-C4iia

*

Power source Power current consumption Image element

Scan area Scanning frequency Sync, system

Resolution 570 TV lines (Horizontal)

Recommended illumination Minimum illumination 1 lx (50 IRE F1.2, y=0.45, built-in infrared-proof filter) S/N ratio Output signal Output impedance Infrared-proof filter Ambient temperature Ambient humidity Vibration resistance Shock resistance Weight Camera head

ecu

Dimensions

Auxiliary function

Others

Options

* Design and specifications are subject to change without prior notice. * Dimensions and weight are approximate ones. NOTE: The camera head and the camera control unit (CCD) are to be used as a set with

AES

Electronic shutter

Accumulation Y correction

Sensitivity

matching numbers.

DC12V±10% 250mA 1/2" interline-transfer CCD

(769H X 494V effective picture elements)

6.54 mm x 4.89 mm

15.734 kHz (horizontal), 59.9 Hz (Vertical) Internal/External sync, (automatic change-over)

• C-SYNCA/S mode

• HD, VD mode

• Reset/Restart mode

• One-pulse trigger mode

More than 350 TV lines (Vertical) at Field accumulation mode More than 400 TV lines (Vertical) at Frame accumulation mode 20 lx (FI.2 3200K)

More than 56 dB (y= 1, WEIGHT ON) VSI.OV(p-p), NTSC compatible 75Q, unbalanced Built-in

-10'’Cto+50°C (UFto 122F) 30% to 90%

68.6 m/s2(10to 200Hz) 686 m/s^ 190g (include camera cable 2m) (6.7 oz) 510g (18 oz) Camera head: 32 x 32 x 45 (WXHXD)

Camera control unit: 80 x 40.2 x 156.5 (WxHxD) Auto (Automatic electronic shutter)/Manual/Fixed

(electronic shutter) (Factory preset at Manual) 1/60,1/100,1/125,1/250,1/500,1/1000,1/2000,1/4000,1/10000 sec.

(Factory preset at 1/60 sec.) (Every 1H between 1/60 to 1/30000 at one-pulse trigger mode)

Field/Frame modes (Factory preset at Field) 1/0.45 (Factory preset at 1) Normal to +12 dB (Adjustable) (Factory preset at normal) Video index output. Video out field designation.

Video output (DC direct connection. Condenser coupling) Refer to ^OPTIONS'.

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1 7. EXTERIOR VIEW

Camera Head IK-M41F2, IK-M41R2 Camera Holder (IK-M41F2, IK-M41R2)

Camera Head IK-C41F2

Hexagon socket headbolts

31

Camera Control Unit

80

Top

156.5

[6.161]

11

[0.44]

©

© ©

Rear

I

H

___

I

Side

30

114

Dimensions, mm [inch] 0: diameter

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Toshiba IK-M41R2 User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

CCD CAMERA

IK-M41F2/IK-M41R2/ IK-C41F2

Plugging

Unplugging

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U U LJ

U LJ

T1 U \J

U LJ