Remote Operation Panel
AW-CB400N
Before attempting to connect, operate or adjust this product,
please read these instructions completely.
Printed in Japan
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F1104S0
VQTB0045
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Safety precautions
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Read these operating instructions carefully before using the unit. Follow the safety instructions on the unit and the
applicable safety instructions listed below. Keep these operating instructions handy for future reference.
1) Read these instructions.
2) Keep these instructions.
3) Heed all warnings.
10) Protect the power cord form being walked on or
pinched particularly at plugs, convenience
receptacles, and the point where they exit from
the apparatus.
11) Only use attachments/accessories specified by
the manufacturer.
4) Follow all instructions.
5) Do not use this apparatus near water.
6) Clean only with dry cloth.
12) Use only with the cart, stand, tripod,
bracket, or table specified by the
manufacturer, or sold with the
apparatus. When a cart is used, use
7) Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in
accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
caution
when
moving
the
8) Do not install near any heat sources such as
radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other
apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
cart/apparatus combination to avoid
injury from tip-over.
13) Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or
when unused for long periods of time.
9) Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized
or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has two
blades with one wider than the other. A grounding-
type plug has two blades and a third grounding
prong. The wide blade or the third prong are
provided for your safety. If the provided plug does
not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for
replacement of the obsolete outlet.
14) Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.
Servicing is required when the apparatus has
been damaged in any way, such as power-supply
cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or
objects have fallen into the apparatus, the
apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture,
does not operate normally, or has been dropped.
1 indicates safety information.
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Contents
Introduction ............................................................. 4
Accessories ............................................................. 4
Precautions for use ................................................. 5
Operating procedure ............................................. 14
Turning on the power ................................................... 14
Adjusting the cable compensation of each camera....... 14
Genlock adjustments for each camera ......................... 14
Video adjustment of cameras ....................................... 15
Parts and their functions ........................................ 6
Front panel ..................................................................... 6
Rear panel ...................................................................... 9
Menu settings ........................................................ 16
Operation method ......................................................... 16
Items which can be selected on
Connections .......................................................... 10
the camera setting display ..................................... 17
When connecting a convertible camera directly ........... 10
Items which can be selected on
When connecting the ROP in a system that includes
pan/tilt heads, pan/tilt control panel and
the remote operation panel setting display ............ 19
cable compensation unit ......................................... 10
How to mount the ROP in a rack ......................... 20
Example of system configuration ........................ 11
Joining the ROP to the AW-RP400 and
mounting the joined-up units in a rack ........... 20
When connecting a camera directly ............................. 11
When connecting the ROP in a system that includes
pan/tilt heads, pan/tilt control panel and
How to change the position of
the connector panel .......................................... 21
cable compensation unit ......................................... 12
When the distance between the ROP and the pan/tilt
control panel is more than 10 meters ...................... 13
Specifications ........................................................ 22
Introduction
This remote operation panel (ROP) enables up to five
convertible cameras to be controlled.
This Operating Instruction describes each apparatus as
follows;
Menu items can be selected on the ROP’s LCD display to
set the functions of the cameras.
Pan/tilt control panel:
Pan/tilt head:
AW-RP400
AW-PH400
The connection distance between the ROP and convertible
cameras can be extended up to a maximum of 1000 meters.
By connecting the ROP to the pan/tilt control panel using the
cable supplied, the convertible cameras mounted on the
pan/tilt heads can be controlled.
Cable compensation unit: AW-RC400
Note
When the remote operation panel is to be discarded at
the end of its service life, ask a specialized contractor to
dispose of it properly in order to protect the environment.
Accessories
Pan/tilt control panel (AW-RP400) connecting cable ...... 1
Tally/INCOM connector (D-SUB 15-pin) ......................... 1
Rack-mounting adaptors ................................................. 2
Join-up fixture .................................................................. 1
Mounting screws (M4!8 mm) ........................................ 8
Join-up screws (stepped screws) .................................... 2
Joining sticker .................................................................. 2
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Precautions for use
≥ Handle the ROP carefully.
Dropping the ROP or subjecting it to strong impact may give rise to malfunctioning or accidents.
≥ Use the ROP in an ambient temperature of 14°F to 113°F (–10°C to +45°C ).
Using the ROP in cold places below 14°F (–10°C) or hot places above 113°F (45°C) may adversely affect its internal parts.
≥ Turn off the power before connecting or disconnecting the cables.
Be absolutely sure to turn off the power before connecting or disconnecting the cables.
≥ Maintenance
Wipe the ROP using a dry cloth. To remove stubborn dirt, dip a cloth into a diluted solution of kitchen detergent, wring it out
well, and wipe the ROP gently.
<Caution>
≥ Avoid using benzine, paint thinners and other volatile fluids.
≥ If a chemical cleaning cloth is to be used, carefully read through the precautions for its use.
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Parts and their function
$ Front panel
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1TALLY lamps [1] to [5]
4MENU button
When tally signals are supplied to the (L) tally/INCOM
connectors [1] to [5] on the rear panel, the lamps with the
numbers corresponding to those connectors light up.
When tally signals are supplied to the tally connectors [1]
to [5] of the pan/tilt control panel, if this control panel is
connected to the ROP, the lamps with the numbers
corresponding to those connectors also light up.
Press this to turn the setting menu ON or OFF.
5LCD panel
This displays the current settings.
6CAM CONTROL buttons [1] to [5]
If the cameras are connected directly to the ROP, the
button lamps corresponding to numbers of the buttons
selected light, and the selected cameras can be
controlled by pressing buttons [1] to [5].
2LCD CONTRAST control
Use this to adjust the contrast of the LCD panel.
If the ROP is connected to the pan/tilt control panel for
use, the cameras installed to the pan/tilt head which is
connected to the pan/tilt control panel can be selected.
The buttons corresponding to the selected numbers light,
and selected cameras can be controlled.
When the ROP is connected to the pan/tilt control panel,
the camera selection function can be set to “From pan/tilt
control panel only”, “From ROP only” or “From both”,
depending on the setting selected by the pan/tilt control
panel. For further details, refer to the instruction manual
of the pan/tilt control panel.
3DATA SET button
Press DATA SET button and (6) CAM CONTROL
buttons [1] to [5] at the same time to synchronize the
setting data stored in the cameras selected with the
setting data stored in the ROP or vice versa.
Press only DATA SET button to synchronize the setting
data stored in all cameras connected to the ROP.
≥ In the case of the AW-E300, AW-E300A, AW-E600 or
AW-E800A cameras, the data stored in the ROP is
transferred to the cameras.
In the case of the AW-E350, AW-E650, AW-E655 or
AW-E750 cameras, the data stored in the cameras is
transferred to the ROP.
Data transfer takes two to three or so minutes.
≥ Press this button when the ROP is used for the first
time, or when the camera is replaced.
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Parts and their function
7DTL button
<BAR/CAM button
Each time this is pressed, the detail is switched from ON
to OFF or vice versa. While the detail is ON, the button
lamp is lighted; while it is OFF, the button lamp is off.
The setting while the detail is ON is set using the menu.
Use this to select the camera’s video output signals.
Each time it is pressed, the camera signals are switched
from color bar signals to video signals or vice versa.
While color bar signals are selected, the button lamp is
lighted; while video signals are selected, it is off.
8SCENE FILE buttons [USER/1/2/3]
Use these to select the scene files of the camera.
=ATW/A/B buttons
Use these to select the white balance adjustment mode.
ATW: When the ATW button is pressed, the automatic
adjustment mode is established for the white
balance, and the ATW button lamp lights.
9GAIN buttons [0dB/L/M/H/AGC]
Use these to set the camera gain.
The gain-up function can be set to one of four levels
using the GAIN 0dB, L, M and H buttons.
The gain-up amount can be set for the L, M and H
buttons each using the respective menus.
When the AGC button is pressed, AGC is activated, and
the gain is adjusted automatically in accordance with the
light quantity.
A:
When the A button is pressed, the white balance
registered in the camera’s AWC A memory is
established, and the A button lamp lights.
When the (;) AWC button is pressed after
pressing the A button, the white balance is
automatically adjusted and registered in the
camera’s AWC A memory.
The maximum AGC gain can be set using the menu.
B:
When the B button is pressed, the white balance
registered in the camera’s AWC B memory is
established, and the B button lamp lights.
When the (;) AWC button is pressed after
pressing the B button, the white balance is
automatically adjusted and registered in the
camera’s AWC B memory.
:ABC button
Press this button to adjust the black balance
automatically.
While the black balance is being adjusted, the button
lamp flashes; when the adjustment is completed, it goes
off. It lights if the black balance could not be adjusted.
≥ The ABC button does not work when color bars have
been selected by the (<) BAR/CAM button (the button
lamp is lighted).
>R/B GAIN dials
These enable the white balance to be adjusted manually
after selecting the A or B button among the (=) ATW/A/B
buttons and the white balance has been automatically
adjusted by pressing the (;) AWC button.
;AWC button
When this button is pressed while the A or B button
among the (=) ATW/A/B buttons is selected, the white
balance is automatically adjusted, and the adjustment is
registered in the camera’s AWC A or AWC B memory.
While the white balance is being adjusted, the AWC
button lamp flashes, and when it is adjusted properly, it
goes off. It lights if the white balance could not be
adjusted.
When exercising control over the AW-E350, AW-E650,
AW-E655 or AW-E750, the change of setting value in the
dial’s setting can be switched from “large” to “small” or
vice versa by pressing the CONT dial.
?R/B PED dials
These enable the black balance to be adjusted manually
after the black balance has been automatically adjusted
by pressing the (:) ABC button.
≥ The AWC button does not work when color bars have
been selected by the (<) BAR/CAM button (the button
lamp is lighted) or when the ATW button among the
(=) ATW/A/B buttons is selected (the ATW button
lamp is lighted).
When exercising control over the AW-E350, AW-E650,
AW-E655 or AW-E750, the change of setting value in the
dial’s setting can be switched from “large” to “small” or
vice versa by pressing the CONT dial.
≥ It may not be possible to adjust the white balance if the
screen does not show an image with a white object.
@OPTION SW [A to D] buttons
Refer to “Menu settings” for details on the items which
can be set in these OPTION SW buttons.
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Parts and their function
APED dial
FINCOM jack
This enables the total pedestal of the cameras to be set.
When exercising control over the AW-E350, AW-E650,
AW-E655 or AW-E750, the change of setting value in the
dial’s setting can be switched from “large” to “small” or
vice versa by pressing the CONT dial.
The INCOM (inter-communication) headset is connected
here.
GLEVEL control
Use this to adjust the volume of the headset’s receiver.
BIRIS [AUTO/MANU/LOCK] button
HCALL button
Use this to select the method for adjusting the lens iris of
the cameras selected by the CAM CONTROL buttons.
Each time it is pressed, the setting is switched in the
sequence of AUTO, MANU and LOCK.
AUTO: The cameras automatically adjust the lens iris in
accordance with the light quantity, and the button
lamp lights.
MANU: The lens iris is adjusted manually using the (I)
IRIS dial. At this setting, the button lamp is off.
LOCK: The lens iris is locked at the manually adjusted
setting. It cannot be adjusted even by turning the
(I) IRIS dial. When the (I) IRIS dial is turned,
the button lamp flashes to indicate that the lens
iris cannot be adjusted.
When this button is pressed, the buzzer of the connected
controller sounds, and the button lamp lights.
IIRIS dial
The lens iris can be adjusted by turning this dial while the
(B) IRIS [AUTO/MANU/LOCK] button is set to MANU.
The iris is opened by turning the dial clockwise and
stopped by turning it counterclockwise.
By pressing the (C) CONT dial, the response speed can
be switched from “fast” to “slow” or vice versa.
JFAST/SLOW lamp
When the response speed of the (I) IRIS dial is at “fast”,
this lamp lights up; when it is at “slow”, the lamp is off.
When the ROP is connected to the pan/tilt control panel,
the lens iris control can be set to “From pan/tilt control
panel only”, “From ROP only” or “From both”, depending
on the setting selected by the pan/tilt control panel. For
further details, refer to the instruction manual of the
pan/tilt control panel.
CCONT dial
Use this for menu setting operations.
DOPERATE lamp
When the (E) OPERATE switch is at ON, this lamp lights
up green; when it is at OFF, the lamp is off.
EOPERATE [OFF/ON] switch
Camera control is enabled by setting this switch to ON.
Note
When the ROP is connected to the pan/tilt control panel,
camera control is not possible unless the OPERATE
switch on the pan/tilt control panel is set to ON.
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Parts and their function
$ Rear panel
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connector
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CONTROL OUT TO CAMERA connectors [1] to [5]
Connect these to the convertible cameras.
Use the connecting cables (optional accessory)
AW-CA50T8 or AW-CA50T9 + RS-422/RS-232C
converter to connect these connectors to the I/F
REMOTE connectors on the convertible cameras.
When connecting the pan/tilt control panel for operation,
connect this connector to the CAMERA CONTROL IN
FROM ROP connector on the pan/tilt control panel using
the control panel’s connecting cable. The cameras are
then controlled through the pan/tilt control panel.
NDC 12V IN socket
Connect the AW-PS505 AC adaptor (optional accessory)
to this socket.
When the ROP is connected to the pan/tilt control panel
using the pan/tilt control panel connecting cable, power
will be supplied to the ROP from the pan/tilt control panel.
LTALLY/INCOM connector
Connect this to the TALLY/INCOM connector on the
video switcher or other units.
When the TALLY connector is set to the GND level, the
(1) TALLY lamp lights. Do not apply a voltage in excess
of 5V to this connector.
OGrounding terminal
Pin No.
1
Signal Name
TALLY1
TALLY2
TALLY3
TALLY4
TALLY5
TALLY GND
– – –
Connect this terminal to ground.
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Pin layout as seen from the
back panel of AW-CB400
– – –
– – –
– – –
MIC +
MIC –
INCOM GND
SP –
SP +
Use the accessory tally/INCOM connector (D-SUB 15-pin)
to connect the tally/INCOM signals to the system.
Connect a 4-wire INCOM system to the INCOM
connector.
When the ROP has been connected to the pan/tilt control
panel, the tally/INCOM functions of the ROP and the
pan/tilt control panel will be executed if the tally/INCOM
signals are connected to the ROP or the pan/tilt control
panel.
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Connections
$ When connecting a convertible camera directly
• First, turn off the power of all the equipment before proceeding with the connections.
• Use the AW-PS505 for the AC adaptor of the ROP.
Connect the DC 12V OUT socket on the AW-PS505 to the DC 12V IN socket on the ROP using the DC cable provided with
the AW-PS505.
• Use the AW-PS505 for the AC adaptor of the convertible camera.
Connect the DC 12V OUT socket on the AW-PS505 to the DC 12V IN socket on the convertible camera using AW-CA4T1.
• Connect the CONTROL OUT TO CAMERA connectors [1] to [5] on the ROP with the I/F REMOTE connectors on the
convertible cameras through the connecting cables (optional accessory) AW-CA50T8 or AW-CA50T9 + RS-422/RS-232C
converter.
The distance between the ROP and the AW-CA50T8 or AW-CA50T9 + RS-422/RS-232C converter can be extended up to
a maximum of about 1000 meters using a 10Base-T (equivalent to UTP category 5) straight cable.
$ When connecting the ROP in a system that includes pan/tilt heads, pan/tilt control
panel and cable compensation unit
• First, turn off the power of all the equipment before proceeding with the connections.
• Connect the CONTROL OUT TO CONTROL PANEL connector on the ROP with the CAMERA CONTROL IN FROM ROP
connector on the pan/tilt control panel using the pan/tilt control panel connecting cable provided with the ROP.
• Power will be supplied to the ROP from the pan/tilt control panel.
• For details on how to connect the pan/tilt heads, pan/tilt control panel and cable compensation unit, refer to the instruction
manual provided with these units.
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Example of system configuration
$ When connecting a camera directly
Zoom lens
Iris control
Video signal
Convertible
camera
AW-CA50T8
or
AW-CA4T1
AW-CA50T9 +
RS-422/RS-232C converter
AC adaptor
AW-PS505
Monitor
Remote Operation Panel
AW-CB400
Control signal
10Base-T straight cable
Cable provided
with AC adaptor
AC adaptor
AW-PS505
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Example of system configuration
$ When connecting the ROP in a system that includes pan/tilt heads, pan/tilt control
panel and cable compensation unit
Convertible camera
Pan/Tilt Head
AW-PH400
G/L
AW-CA50T8
or
AW-CA50T9 +
RS-422/RS-232C
converter
Composite video or
component video
signals
MONITOR2
MONITOR1
Monitor
To switcher,
monitor
Monitor
Cable provided
with AW-CB400
Monitor switching
Genlock signals
Cable Compensation
AC adaptor
AW-PS301
Unit
Headset
AW-RC400
Headset
Cable provided
with AC adaptor
Pan/tilt Control Panel
AW-RP400
Remote
Operation Panel
AW-CB400
AC adaptor
AW-PS505
When a pan/tilt head system and cameras have been connected to the CONTROL OUT connectors on
the pan/tilt control panel and the CONTROL OUT connectors with the corresponding numbers on the
ROP, the camera control exercised by the pan/tilt head system connected to the CONTROL OUT
connectors on the pan/tilt control panel takes priority, and the camera connected directly to the ROP
cannot be controlled.
❈ For details on how to connect the pan/tilt heads and pan/tilt control panel, refer to the instruction manual provided with
the pan/tilt control panel.
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Example of system configuration
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When the distance between the ROP and the pan/tilt control panel is more than 10 meters
The distance between the ROP and the pan/tilt control panel can be extended up to a maximum of about 1000 meters on the
following condition using the provided cable (refer following specifications) and/or equivalent cables. (Prepare the cables of
required length.)
• Up to 50 meters:
Use the recommended AC adaptor for the power supply of the pan/tilt control panel.
• More than 50 meters: Supply DC 12V to the ROP and the pan/tilt control panel from the recommended AC adaptor.
In this case, it is not necessary to connect +12V IN.
Specifications for provided cable
Ferrite core
Ferrite core
Use the twist pair cables.
Shield
Shield
Connector used
Connector used
Japan Aviation Electronics Industry, Ltd.
Connector: D02-29PF-N-F0
Japan Aviation Electronics Industry, Ltd.
Connector: D02-29SF-N-F0
Contact:
D02-22-26P-PKG100
(For AWG 26 to 28)
DA-C4-J10
Contact:
D02-22-26S-PKG100
(For AWG 26 to 28)
DA-C4-J10
Case:
Case:
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Operating procedure
$ Turning on the power
Turn on the power.
First set the power switch on the AC adaptor used for the ROP and the AC power switches on the cameras to ON, and set
the OPERATE switch on the ROP to ON.
$ Adjusting the cable compensation of each camera
For details on providing cable compensation for the cameras, refer to the instruction manual provided with the cable
compensation unit.
$ Genlock adjustments for each camera
If the cameras are to be used in the genlock mode, phase adjustment is required in order to adjust the phases between the
cameras and other units. Genlock adjustment is not needed if genlock is not going to be used.
Horizontal phase adjustment
1 Select the first camera to be adjusted by pressing the CAM CONTROL button.
2 Press the MENU button, and display the camera setting menu on the LCD panel.
3 Turn the CONT dial, and display the G/L SETTING menu.
4 Push the CONT dial straight down, and display H PHASE on the bottom line of the LCD.
5 Observe the waveforms of the genlock signal (black burst signal or video signal (VBS)) and video signal output on an
oscilloscope, and adjust the CONT dial in such a way that the horizontal phase is adjusted as shown in the figure below.
External sync (genlock)
signal input (black
burst signal)
Video signal output
Adjust the horizontal phase here.
6 Select the next camera by pressing the CAM CONTROL button, and adjust the horizontal phase of the next camera.
Repeat this for all the connected cameras.
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Operating procedure
Sub carrier phase adjustment
1 Select the first camera to be adjusted by pressing the CAM CONTROL button.
2 Press the MENU button to display the menu on the LCD panel.
3 Turn the CONT dial to display the G/L SETTING menu.
4 Push the CONT dial straight down twice to display SC COARSE on the bottom line of the LCD. The sub carrier phase can
now be adjusted coarsely by turning the CONT dial.
When the CONT dial is pushed three times, SC FINE appears, and the sub carrier phase can now be adjusted finely by
turning the CONT dial.
5 Keep adjusting the SC COARSE and SC FINE phase so that the sub carrier (color) phase of the video signal output is
aligned with the colors of the program output (split color bar output) of the video switcher or other unit that serves as the
reference.
The color phase can be adjusted more accurately if a vectorscope is used.
6 Select the next camera by pressing the CAM CONTROL button, and adjust the sub carrier phase of the next camera.
Repeat this for all the connected cameras.
Color bars of camera
Split line
Color bars of special
effects unit
$ Video adjustment of cameras
This adjustment is performed when the pedestal of a multiple number of cameras is to be brought into alignment.
1 Select the first camera to be adjusted by pressing the CAM CONTROL button.
2 Set the lens iris to manual, and stop it down.
3 Use an oscilloscope or waveform monitor to adjust the pedestal level to correspond to the reference level using the total
pedestal dial.
4 Select the next camera by pressing the CAM CONTROL button, and adjust the pedestal of the next camera. Repeat this
for all the connected cameras.
Adjust the pedestal level
to the reference level.
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Menu settings
$ Operation method
The GAIN information appears first when the OPERATE
switch is set to ON.
1Gain setting
The gain of the camera selected by the CAM CONTROL
button is set on this display.
When the MENU button is pressed, the display changes in
the sequence shown below, after which the display returns
to the gain setting screen.
The analog gain-up value appears on the right of the top
line, and the gain information for the lighted GAIN button
is displayed.
The R gain and B gain settings are shown on the bottom
line.
Z Gain setting
When the R or B GAIN dial is turned, the R or B gain is
incremented or decremented. The value which can be set
differs depending on the camera concerned.
The values corresponding to white balance A and B can
be stored in the memory. When the automatic adjustment
mode (ATW among the ATW, A and B buttons) has been
selected for the white balance, “– – –” appears on the
display, and the gain cannot be set.
GAIN
0dB
R: 0 B: 0
;
Z Pedestal setting
PEDESTAL T: 0
R: 0 B: 0
2Pedestal setting
The pedestal of the camera selected by the CAM
CONTROL button is set on this display.
The total pedestal setting is shown on the top line, and
the R pedestal and B pedestal settings on the bottom
line.
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Z
DTL setting (when SCENE FILE is set to the USER mode)
DETAIL HDETAIL
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When the R or B PED dial is turned, the R or B pedestal
is incremented or decremented. The value which can be
set differs depending on the camera concerned.
Z DTL setting (when 1, 2 or 3 is set for SCENE FILE)
3DTL setting
DETAIL
HIGH
The horizontal detail and vertical detail of the camera
selected by the CAM CONTROL button is set on these
displays.
;
When USER is selected for SCENE FILE, any value from
0 to 63 can be set as the H DETAIL and V DETAIL level.
Press the CONT switch to switch between H and V.
When 1, 2 or 3 is set for SCENE FILE, use the CONT dial
to switch between HIGH and LOW.
Z Camera settings
(Camera setting items)
4Camera settings
;
The detailed settings of the camera selected by the CAM
CONTROL button are set on these displays.
Turn the CONT dial to select the setting item, and press it
to display the settings on the bottom line. If the CONT
dial is turned while the setting is displayed, the setting
can be changed. Upon completion of the setting, press
the CONT dial to clear the bottom line display, and
another setting item can now be selected.
Z Remote operation panel settings
(ROP settings)
;
Z LCD off
5Remote operation panel settings
(LCD off)
The controller settings are set on these displays.
Operation is the same as that for “4 Camera settings”.
6Exiting the setting menu
Press the MENU button to exit the setting menu.
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Menu settings
$ Items which can be selected on the camera setting display
Item
PICTURE LEVEL
Setting
Initial value
–50 to +50
0
0
LIGHT PEAK/AVG
LIGHT AREA
P50 to A50
ALL, CENTER,
TOP CUT,
TOP CUT
OFF
BTM CUT, L/R CUT
1/100, 1/250, 1/500,
1/1000, 1/2000,
1/4000, 1/10000,
SYN-SCAN, ELC
SHUTTER
SYNCHRO SCAN
DIGITAL GAIN
0, 6, 12, 18, 24, 30dB
OFF, 6, 12, 18, 24, 30,
N/Eye L, N/Eye H
2S, 1S, 1/2S, 1/4S, 1/8S, 1/15S,
1/30S, OFF, AUTO,
–3 to +3
0dB
AGC MAX LEVEL
CHARGE TIME
OFF
CHROMA LEVEL
ATW SPEED
0
SLOW2, SLOW1,
MIDDLE,
MIDDLE
FAST1, FAST2
POSI, NEGA
–206 to +49
NEGA/POSI
POSI
H PHASE
0
SC COARSE
0°, 90°, 180°, 270°
–511 to +511
0.0%, 7.5%
0°
SC FINE
0
COLOR BAR SET
DETAIL BAND
7.5%
1 to 5
2
NOISE SUPPRESS
LEVEL DEPENDENT
DARK DETAIL
0 to 10
3
0% to 25%
0%
0
0 to 5
CHROMA DETAIL
DTL FLESH TONE
CORNER DETAIL
PRECISION DTL
MATRIX B_Mg GAIN
MATRIX B_Mg PHAS
MATRIX Mg GAIN
MATRIX Mg PHASE
MATRIX Mg_R GAIN
MATRIX Mg_R PHAS
MATRIX R GAIN
MATRIX R PHASE
MATRIX R_Yl GAIN
MATRIX R_Yl PHAS
MATRIX Yl GAIN
MATRIX Yl PHASE
MATRIX Yl_G GAIN
MATRIX Yl_G PHAS
0 to 15
0
LOW, MID, HIGH
OFF, ON
MID
OFF
OFF
0
OFF, ON
–127 to +127
–127 to +127
–127 to +127
–127 to +127
–127 to +127
–127 to +127
–127 to +127
–127 to +127
–127 to +127
–127 to +127
–127 to +127
–127 to +127
–127 to +127
–127 to +127
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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Menu settings
Item
MATRIX G GAIN
MATRIX G PHASE
MATRIX G_Cy GAIN
MATRIX G_Cy PHAS
MATRIX Cy GAIN
MATRIX Cy PHASE
MATRIX Cy_B GAIN
MATRIX Cy_B PHAS
MATRIX B GAIN
MATRIX B PHASE
GAMMA
Setting
Initial value
–127 to +127
–127 to +127
–127 to +127
–127 to +127
–127 to +127
–127 to +127
–127 to +127
–127 to +127
–127 to +127
–127 to +127
0.35 to 0.55
DYNAMIC,
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.45
88%
KNEE POINT
88% to 98%
95% to 110%
0 to 100
WHITE CLIP
FLARE R
110%
0
FLARE G
0 to 100
0
FLARE B
0 to 100
0
BLACK STRETCH
CLEAN DNR
3D-DNR
OFF, ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF, LOW, HIGH
OFF, LOW, MID, HIGH
OFF, LOW, HIGH
FIELD, FRAME
R/G/B , Y/Pb/Pr, Y/C
OFF, ON
2D-LPF
FIELD/FRAME
COMPONENT
DIGITAL EXTENDER
ZEBRA INDICATOR
ZEBRA LEVEL
SAFETY ZONE
EVF OUTPUT
FIELD/FRAME
Y/Pb/Pr
OFF
OFF, ON
OFF
70% to 110%
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, OFF
Y, CVBS
4
CVBS
❈ Concerning the camera setting items
The functions that can be controlled vary depending on the camera connected.
If a camera does not support a particular function, its setting will not take effect even if that function appears on the menu.
For details on the functions featured by a specific camera, refer to the camera’s instruction manual.
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Menu settings
$ Items which can be selected on the remote operation panel setting display
Item
Setting
Initial value
OPTION A
OPTION B
OPTION C
OPTION D
BUZZER
NOT USE, TELE, WIDE, FAR, NEAR, AF
IR THROUGH, 1/16ND, 1/64ND
NOT USE
OFF, ON
ON
OPTION A - D settings (NOT USE, TELE, WIDE, NEAR, FAR, AF, IR THROUGH, 1/16ND, 1/64ND)
The following functions can be allocated to the OPTION SW [A] to [D] buttons.
NOT USE:
The button’s function is canceled.
TELE, WIDE, NEAR, FAR:
When a convertible camera or AW-E655 camera, into which has been inserted an optional card with the lens
I/F card function, has been directly connected to the ROP, it is possible to control the zooming and focusing
of the motorized lens.
With the TELE setting, the lens is zoomed toward the “TELE” end for as long as the option button is held
down.
With the WIDE setting, the lens is zoomed toward the “WIDE” end for as long as the option button is held
down.
With the NEAR setting, the lens is focused toward the “NEAR” end for as long as the option button is held
down.
With the FAR setting, the lens is focused toward the “FAR” end for as long as the option button is held down.
AF:
When a lens provided with the auto focus function is used, the ON and OFF settings of the auto focus
function are controlled.
Each time the button is pressed, the setting is switched from ON to OFF or vice versa.
When the auto focus function is set to ON, the lamp of the button to which this function has been allocated
lights; when it is set to OFF, the lamp is off.
IR THROUGH: The motorized filter of the AW-E655 is set to IR THROUGH. When the button is pressed again, it is set to
NORMAL.
The lamp of the button lights when the filter is set to IR THROUGH; it is off when another filter is selected.
1/16 ND:
1/64 ND:
The motorized filter of the AW-E655 is set to 1/16ND. When the button is pressed again, it is set to
NORMAL.
The lamp of the button lights when the filter is set to 1/16ND; it is off when another filter is selected.
The motorized filter of the AW-E655 is set to 1/64ND. When the button is pressed again, it is set to
NORMAL.
The lamp of the button lights when the filter is set to 1/64ND; it is off when another filter is selected.
BUZZER setting (OFF/ON)
This is used to set for the buzzer inside the remote operation panel to ON or OFF. The buzzer does not sound at the OFF
setting.
The buzzer sounds when the CALL button is pressed.
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How to mount the ROP in a rack
<NOTE> ≥ The AW-CB400 is 100 mm wide. If it is to be installed in a full-size rack (which accommodates units totaling
420 mm in width), provide panels or other parts to supplement the AW-CB400’s width so that it will fill the
rack width-wise.
≥ If the AW-CB400 is joined to the AW-RP400, the resulting width will be equivalent to that of the full width of
the rack (which accommodates units totaling 420 mm in width).
1 Remove the rubber caps on the side panels.
2 Use the accessory mounting screws (M4!8 mm) to attach the rack-mounting adaptors. Remove the rubber caps.
Rack-mounting adaptors
AW-CB400
Accessory mounting
screws (M4!8 mm)
Remove the rubber caps.
4 pcs
Joining the ROP to the AW-RP400 and mounting the joined-up units in a rack
1 Remove the rubber caps on the side panels of the AW-CB400.
2 Attach the accessory join-up screws (stepped screws) to the two places on the side of the ROP which is to be joined to
the AW-RP400.
3 Adhere the joining stickers onto the side panels of the AW-RP400 concentrically with the join-up screws.
4 Align the
holes of the AW-CB400 with the join-up screws, shift in the direction shown by the arrow, and fit the two
units together to make a single integrated unit.
5 Attach the join-up fixture to bottom panels of the AW-RP400 and AW-CB400.
6 Attach the rack-mounting adaptors using the mounting screws (M4!8 mm) provided.
Join-up screws (stepped screws)
❈ When the AW-RP400 is to be joined on the left of the AW-CB400.
Join-up screws (stepped screws)
Joining sticker
Rubber cap
AW-RP400
Joining sticker
Join-up fixture
AW-CB400
Mounting screws (accessory)
M4!8 mm ..... 4 pcs
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How to change the position of the connector panel
The position of the connector panel can be changed from the rear panel to the bottom panel.
Screws (!3)
1 Remove the three screws of the bottom and side panels
to remove the blank panel.
Remove the
blank panel.
Screws (!3)
2 Remove the three screws of the rear and side panels to
(Rear view)
remove the connector panel.
Connector panel
Screws (!5)
3 Secure the blank panel to the rear panel using the
(Rear view)
screws.
4 Remove the two rubber feet of the blank panel.
Attach the blank panel.
Rubber feet
Screws (!3)
5 Secure the connector panel to the bottom panel using the
screws.
Attach the
connector
panel.
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Specifications
Supply voltage:
DC 12.0 V
Power consumption: 3.8 W
1 indicates safety information.
Input connectors
DC 12V IN:
GND:
XLR, 4 pins
GND terminal
D-SUB 29-pin
Output connectors
CONTROL OUT
TO CONTROL PANEL:
CONTROL OUT
TO CAMERA 1 to 5:
RJ45, camera control RS-422 level
10Base-T straight cable (UTP category 5), max. 1000 meters
Input/output connectors
INCOM (top panel):
TALLY/INCOM:
XLR, 4 pins
D-SUB 15-pin
TALLY: Contact input (do not apply a voltage in excess of 5V)
INCOM: 4-wire system
Switch functions:
DATA SET, menu, camera control selection, DTL, scene file selection, gain selection,
BAR/CAM switching, white balance selection, AWC, ABC, call, lens iris
AUTO/MANU/LOCK switching, option switches (1 to 4)
Adjustment functions:
LCD contrast, INCOM level, lens iris, menu settings, R-GAIN, B-GAIN, pedestal, R-PED,
B-PED
Ambient operating temperature: 14°F to 113°F (–10°C to +45°C)
Storage temperature:
Ambient operating humidity:
Dimensions (W!H!D):
Weight:
–4°F to 140°F (–20°C to +60°C)
30% to 90% (no condensation)
3-15/16”!3-3/8”!10-1/2” (100!85!266 mm)
3.1 lbs (1.4 kg)
Finish:
Color resembling Munsell 3.5 paint
Weight and Dimensions indicated above are approximate.
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
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