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Operating Instructions Before operating the unit, please read this manual thoroughly and retain it for future reference. BRC-Z330
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© 2009 Sony Corporation Owner’s Record commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not The model and serial numbers are located on the bottom. installed and used in accordance with the instruction Record these numbers in the spaces provided below. manual, may cause harmful interference to radio Refer to these numbers whenever you call upon your communications. Operation of this equipment in a Sony dealer regarding this product. residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in Model No. BRC-Z330 which case the user will be required to correct the Serial No. interference at his own expense. You are cautioned that any changes or modifications not WARNING expressly approved in this manual could void your authority to operate this equipment. To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this apparatus to All interface cables used to connect peripherals must be rain or moisture. shielded in order to comply with the limits for a digital device pursuant to Subpart B of Part 15 of FCC Rules.
To avoid electrical shock, do not open the This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. cabinet. Refer servicing to qualified Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) personnel only. this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, WARNING including interference that may cause undesired Use the Sony MPA-AC1 AC power adapter provided operation. with this equipment as a power supply source. Any other power sources may result in hazards such as a fire. For the customers in Canada This product has no power switch. This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian Disconnect device of this equipment is the mains plug of ICES-003. the AC adapter. The mains plug on this equipment must be used to For the customers in Europe, Australia and disconnect mains power. New Zealand Please ensure that the socket outlet is installed near the WARNING equipment and shall be easily accessible. This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment, In the event of abnormal operations, disconnect the this product may cause radio interference in which case mains plug. the user may be required to take adequate measures. WARNING (For Installers only) In the case that interference should occur, consult your Instruction for installing the equipment on the ceiling: nearest authorized Sony service facility. After the installation, ensure the connection is capable For the customers in Europe of supporting four times the weight of the equipment The manufacturer of this product is Sony Corporation, downwards. 1-7-1 Konan, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan. WARNING The Authorized Representative for EMC and product This unit has no power switch. safety is Sony Deutschland GmbH, Hedelfinger Strasse When installing the unit, incorporate a readily 61, 70327 Stuttgart, Germany. accessible disconnect device in the fixed wiring, or This apparatus shall not be used in the residential area. connect the power plug to an easily accessible socket- outlet near the unit. Notice for CCFC-S200 Optical Fiber Cable If a fault should occur during operation of the unit, operate the disconnect device to switch the power Only trained and qualified personnel should be supply off, or disconnect the power plug. allowed to install this equipment with the cable.
IMPORTANT WARNING : The nameplate is located on the bottom. The cable is rated flammability class VW-1 and may be for indoor use only in some countries. Use For the customers in the U.S.A. appropriate alternative cables in accordance with the This equipment has been tested and found to comply regulations and laws for each country taking the with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to application and environment into account. Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a
2 Operation Through Menus ...... 30 Table of Contents Menu Operation Using the Supplied Remote Commander ...... 30 Menu Operation Using the RM-BR300 Remote Getting Started Control Unit ...... 31 EXPOSURE Menu ...... 32 Precautions ...... 5 COLOR Menu ...... 33 Phenomena Specific to CMOS Image Sensors .... 6 PICTURE Menu ...... 34 FOCUS Menu ...... 35 Overview PAN TILT ZOOM Menu ...... 36 Features ...... 7 SYSTEM Menu ...... 37 System Components ...... 8 VIDEO OUT Menu ...... 38 Supplied Components and Accessories ...... 8 STATUS Menu ...... 39 Optional Products ...... 9 SD Menu ...... 40 System Configuration ...... 12 SD-SDI Menu ...... 41 Operating a BRC-Z330 Camera Using the Supplied Remote Commander ...... 12 Operating a BRC-Z330 Camera Using the Operation Using the Supplied RM-BR300 Remote Control Unit ...... 12 Remote Commander Operating Multiple BRC-Z330 Cameras Using the Turning on the Power ...... 42 RM-BR300 Remote Control Unit ...... 13 Pan/Tilt and Zoom Operation ...... 43 Operating Multiple BRC-Z330 Cameras Using the Panning and Tilting ...... 43 BRS-200 Remote Camera Operating Zooming ...... 44 Switcher ...... 14 Operating Multiple Cameras with the Remote Operating a BRC-Z330 Camera from a Long Commander ...... 44 Distance ...... 15 Adjusting the Camera ...... 44 Operating Multiple BRC-Z330 Cameras from a Focusing on a Subject ...... 44 Long Distance ...... 16 Shooting with Back Lighting ...... 45 Using BRC-Z330 Cameras and VISCA- Storing the Camera Settings in Memory controllable Cameras in the Same System ..... 17 – Presetting Feature ...... 45 Transmitting Audio Signals Using the BRU-SF10 ...... 18 Location and Function of Parts ...... 19 Operation Using the RM-BR300 Camera ...... 19 Remote Control Unit Remote Commander (supplied) ...... 21 Turning on the Power ...... 47 RM-BR300 Remote Control Unit Operating Multiple Cameras ...... 47 (not supplied) ...... 22 Pan/Tilt and Zoom Operation ...... 48 BRU-SF10 HD Optical Multiplex Unit (not supplied) ...... 25 Panning and Tilting ...... 48 BRBK-SF1 HD Optical Multiplex Card Zooming ...... 50 (not supplied) ...... 27 Adjusting the Camera ...... 50 BRBK-HSD2 HD/SD-SDI Output Card Focusing on a Subject ...... 50 (not supplied) ...... 27 Shooting with Back Lighting ...... 51 BRBK-SA1 Analog SD Output Card Adjusting the White Balance ...... 51 (not supplied) ...... 28 Adjusting the Brightness ...... 51 Storing the Camera Settings in Memory Adjusting and Setting With Menus – Presetting Feature ...... 52 Storing Camera Settings ...... 52 About On-Screen Menus ...... 29 Setting the Speed of the Camera Moving to a Main Menu ...... 29 Preset Position ...... 53 Setting Menus ...... 29
Table of Contents 3 Installation and Connections Installation ...... 54 Attaching an Output Card ...... 54 Installing the Camera ...... 54 Installing the Camera in a High Position ...... 55 Connections ...... 62 Connecting to an AC Outlet ...... 62 Connecting the RM-BR300 Remote Control Unit ...... 62 Connecting a Monitor, etc. Equipped with the Analog Component (YPbPr) Input Connector ...... 63 Connecting a Device Equipped with VISCA RS-232C Connector ...... 64 Connecting a Device Equipped with VISCA RS-422 Connector ...... 64 Connecting a Video Monitor, VTR, etc. Equipped with Composite Video or S Video Input Connector ...... 65 Connecting a VTR Equipped with HD-SDI Input Connectors ...... 66 Connecting the BRU-SF10 HD Optical Multiplex Unit ...... 66 Connecting a Sync Signal Generator ...... 67
Appendix List of Messages ...... 69 Troubleshooting ...... 70 Menu Configuration ...... 72 Presetting Items ...... 77 Specifications ...... 80 Dimensions ...... 82 Pin Assignments ...... 85 Wiring Diagram of VISCA RS-422 Connection ...... 88 Using the VISCA RS-422 Connector Plug ...... 89
4 Table of Contents Getting Started
5 Precautions Note on laser beams laser on Note are Laser beams may damageaCMOS You image sensor. cautioned that the surface of a CMOS image sensor should notbe exposed to laser beam radiation inenvironment an where a laser beam is used. device Maintenance due noise cause abnormal may mechanism camera The To use. of period long a after loss lubrication and wear to we recommend performance, optimum maintain occurs, noise If abnormal maintenance. periodical dealer. Sony your with consult F]) ° F to 104 F to ° C [32 ° C to 40 °
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Getting StartedGetting or thinners as they may damage the surface finishes. surface the may damage as they thinners or the camera. Stubborn stains can be removed using a a using be removed can stains Stubborn camera. the detergent of quantity small a with dampened cloth soft solution, then wipe dry. filter. locations may cause damage to the camera: the to damage cause may locations – (Operating places or cold hot Extremely Never expose the lens to the sun or other strong strong or other sun to the lens the expose Never light source. light strong other or sun the to lens the Exposing from parts internal to damage may cause source used, be not is camera the When light. concentrated or light strong other and sunlight direct of out it keep cover. lens with a it protect a malfunction of the camera or affect the quality of of quality the or affect camera of the a malfunction mobile any off turn to cautioned are You images. camera. the near phone – shock or vibration strong to subject Locations – magnetism strong of sources to Close – electromagnetic powerful of sources to Close – close or time, long a for sunlight direct in Exposed The pan/tilt mechanism is power while movement pan/tilt disturb Do not or damage cause may so Doing camera. the to supplied malfunction. • benzene as alcohol, such solvents use volatile not Do • of surfaces external the clean to cloth dry a soft, Use • optical or lens the from dust remove to a blower Use Cleaning Transportation as originally it camera, repack the transporting When quality. in equal materials or in factory the at packed Ventilation circulation air block not do buildup, heat prevent To camera. the around
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Phenomena Specific to CMOS Image Sensors Image CMOS to Specific Phenomena Flicker by produced lighting under is made recording If or sodium, as fluorescent, such tubes, discharge colors flicker, may screen the lamps, mercury-vapor In distorted. appear may stripes horizontal or may vary, FLICKER on CANCEL the function cases, turn such page(see 35). be improved may not phenomena such some cases, In withFLICKER the CANCEL function. in sec. 1/100 to speed shutter the set to recommend is It the areas of 50 Hz power supply frequencyand to 1/60 of 60 Hz. areas the in Focal plane Focal elements pickup of the characteristics the to Owing signals, video reading for sensors) image (CMOS screen may appear across the move quickly that subjects slightly skewed. Aliasing may they patterns, stripes, shot, or lines are When fine flicker. or jagged appear This symptom may be improved by turning the camera the turning by improved may be symptom This again. on then and off The white flecks especially tend to be seen in the the in be seen to tend especially flecks white The cases: following • temperature environmental a high at operating when • (sensitivity) gain the raised you have when White flecks with produced are sensors CMOS image the Although be may flecks white fine technologies, high-precision on the generated screen in rare cosmic cases, caused by rays,This etc. is related to principle the of CMOSimage malfunction. a not is and sensors CMOS Image Sensors Image CMOS are images in may appear that phenomena following The Oxide Metal CMOS (Complementary to specific indicate do not They sensors. image Semiconductor) malfunctions. Phenomena Specificto 6
Getting Started Overview 7 Features transmission and BK-SA1 Analog SD Output effective scanning lines. scanning effective (conventionaltelevision). 422 communication interfaces. As the camera the As interfaces. communication 422 VISCA camera industry-standard the supports and be connected can cameras 7 up to protocol, speed of communication at a high controlled remotely bps. 38,400 easy camera operations. Multiplex Card, CCFC-S200 Optical Fiber Cable, and Cable, Fiber Optical CCFC-S200 Card, Multiplex Sony’s and Unit, Optical HD Multiplex BRU-SF10 optical and technology connection camera unique long- allow technology transmission multiplex digital pan/tilt/ and images of camera transmission distance Use feet). m (6,562 2,000 to up signals control zoom and easy economical enables cable fiber of an optical distances. long over configuration system locations. high other and ceilings camera on “HD” indicates high-definition broadcast with 1,080 1,080 with broadcast high-definition indicates “HD” broadcast standard-definition “SD” indicates VISCA camera protocol supported protocol camera VISCA • RS- and RS-232C with both is equipped camera The • allows Unit Control Remote RM-BR300 optional The protocol IP over with VISCA Compatible By inserting the BRBK-IP10 IP control card to this unit, and unit this between connection an IP can make you Controller. Remote IP RM-IP10 to up operate can you made, is connection IP the When RM-IP10. using by cameras 112 IP for functions or devices necessary about details For IP for Optional Guide “Operation see connection, Control.” 1) 2) slot card interface Built-in an for slot card interface with an equipped camera is The optional BRBK-SF1 Optical HD MultiplexCard, BRBK-HD2 HD-SDI Output Card, BRBK-HSD2HD/ BR SD-SDICard, or Output BRBK-HD2Card. Use of the HD-SDI Output Card formats. output image additional for support provides Long-distance image • HD Optical BRBK-SF1 the of use Combined • of the installation allow brackets ceiling The supplied remote pan/tilt/zoom control remote pan/tilt/zoom An analog component signal output connector for HD for HD connector output signal component An analog S an and connector, output signal composite a output, standard output SD for connector output signal video equipment. on remote shooting output without inserting an inserting without output 2) or or SD 1)
Overview 1/3-type CMOS image sensors with a total of of a total with sensors CMOS image 1/3-type high- of shooting allows elements picture 2,250,000 quality picture superior providing images, definition level. smear lower and sensitivity high with high-definition lines) 1080 scanning: interlaced format,to theHDTV which broadcast, is equivalent is (1080/59.94i can be switched HD The format enabled. the of bottom the at switch the with 1080/50i) or camera. 16:9 in shot camera image and broadcast TV a normal screen wide theater-like a provides ratio aspect picture. block, pan/tilt mechanism, and 18-magnification 18-magnification and mechanism, pan/tilt block, a in lens zoom digital optical/4-magnification allow integration and compactness The body. compact usage. versatile camera the and 30º upward 90º horizontally, ±175º of mechanism remote wide-range enables which downward, shooting. noise. troublesome minimize Interface Board. You can use the connectors for SD connectors the can use You Board. Interface in the HD for output and use them moment the at output future. Built-in down-converted output Built-in down-converted connectors, output video with is equipped camera The HD allowing Multi-format HDMulti-format outputs (progressive format 720p in output supports camera The as as well scan lines) 720 effective with format scanning a with be selected can formats These format. 1080i in allows also which camera, of the bottom the at switch formats. 720/50p and 720/59.94p the between switching • (effective 1080i the using image an Shooting • of capacity the of four times information of volume A • incorporates that system camera developed newly The HD CMOS camera with high image quality quality camera with high image HD CMOS and high-resoluti
• HD camera with an camera is equipped HD video This • pan/tilt wide-angle a with is provided camera The • The pan/tilt mechanismis designed tobequiet to so as Features built-in with camera video HD Compact, functions pan/tilt/zoom MPA-AC1 AC power adaptor AC (Sony) (1) MPA-AC1 AC power cord (1) model Canadian USA and System Components System a configurations, system multiple support to order In BRC- the for available are products optional of variety introduces section This Camera. Video Color HD Z330 accessories as the well as products optional these camera. the with supplied Supplied Components and Accessories the have you sure make camera, the using Before supplied. accessories and components following Camera (1) sync function sync System Components System The ND (Neutral Density) filter allows control of control allows The ND (Neutral filter Density) 1/16, or 1/4 to set be can filter ND The light. of amount Commander. Remote or menu the using Built-in ND filter ND Built-in COLOR AE function exposure automatic enables AE COLOR function The color. a specific for adjustment The tally lamp of the camera allows you to make sure it sure it make you to camera allows of the lamp tally The a glance. at selected is Tally lamp Tally External video video External sync video external an with equipped is camera The multiple on images camera the synchronize to function cameras. 8
Overview Overview 9 M4 × 8 (1) M4 3 System Components System M3 × 8 (7)/Stainless screw screw (7)/Stainless × 8 M3 3 Optional Products Optional RM-BR300 Remote Control Unit The joystick of the Remote Control Unitallows you Remote The operations. zoom and pan/tilt comfortable Control Unit also allows remote operation of up to seven cameras. power AC (1), adaptor power AC Supplied accessories: RS-422 (1), m) (3 cable connecting RS-232C (1), cord (2) plug connector BRBK-SF1 HD Optical Multiplex Card high-bit allow camera to the card into the Insert audio, (video, cable fiber optical via transfer multiplex external video sync and control signals). RS-422 Connector plug (1) Operating Instructions (1) Screw Screw Two R6 (size AA) batteriesR6 (size Two are not supplied. Wire rope (1) rope Wire Ceiling bracket (B) (1) Ceiling bracket (A) (1) Remote commander (1) commander Remote European model European This switcher can be used as a camera control, allowing can be used switcher This as a allowing camera control, operations. zoom and as pan/tilt such camera operation signals video of switching allows also switcher The cameras. from multiple input power AC cord (1), power AC accessories: Supplied adaptor (1), power cord for AC power adaptor AC (1), This is a 2-core single-mode optical fiber cable of 2,000 2,000 of cable fiber optical single-mode is a 2-core This long. feet) m (6,562 (1) plug extension accessories: Supplied available) (commercially Switcher Video It switches the video signal input of multiple cameras. Switcher Operating Camera Remote BRS-200 CCFC-S200Optical Fiber Cable System Components System TheOptical HD Multiplex connection a Unit allows up core 2- CCFC-S200 the using feet) (6,562 m 2,000 of to cable. fiber optical cord (1), (1), power adapter AC accessories: Supplied RS-232C (1), attachment connection secure DC-cable connector (1), RS-422 m) (10 feet) (3 cable connecting (1) plug BRU-SF10 HD Optical MultiplexUnit The board allows output of an SD analog video signal signal video SD analog an of output allows board The video component S video, video, composite such as the and RGB signals. BRBK-SA1 Analog SD Output Card Insert the card into the camera to allow output of an output allow camera to the into card the Insert serial to SMPTE292M conforming HD-SDI signal SD-SDI an of output or standards, interface digital digital serial SMPTE259M to conforming signal from output is not signal audio An standards. interface card. the BRBK-HSD2 HD/SD-SDI Output Card 10
Overview Overview 11 System Components System For details, consult with your Sony dealer. Sony your with consult details, For Control cable (for connection between the Processor Processor the between connection (for cable Control (1), plug connector RS-422 (1), Panel) Control and Unit bracket mounting rack set), (1 bracket Rack mounting (2), IN connector DC retainer (1) screw Video signal Signal flow , HD video monitor, VTR, etc. HD video monitor, Video signal Remote (VISCA) Control signal Signal flow HD video monitor, VTR, etc. HD video monitor, RM-BR300 Remote Control Unit Remote Commander (supplied) BRC-Z330 BRC-Z330
System Configuration System System configuration System This system allows you: Unit Control Remote the of joystick the using operations zoom and pan/tilt perform To Operating Unit a UsingBRC-Z330 Camera RM-BR300 Remote Control the System configuration System This system allows you: distance short a from camera readily the operate To Operating a Using BRC-Z330 Camera Supplied the Remote Commander The BRC-Z330 HD Color Video Camera has various system configuration capabilities using optional products. This This products. optional using capabilities configuration system various has Camera Video HD Color BRC-Z330 The system. of each usage main the and components required the with examples system describes section System Configuration System 12
Overview Overview 13 System Configuration System Video switcher , Video signal Remote control (VISCA) signal signal Tally/contact Signal flow HD video monitor, VTR, etc. VTR, HD video monitor, RM-BR300 Remote Control Unit BRC-Z330 BRC-Z330 BRC-Z330 System configuration System This system allows you: • Unit Control Remote a single using remotely cameras seven up to operate To • joystick the using operations zoom and pan/tilt perform To Operating Multiple BRC-Z330 Cameras BRC-Z330 RM-BR300 the Using Multiple Cameras Operating Remote Unit Control BRS-200 REMOTE CAMERA OPERATING SWITCHER CAMERA OPERATING REMOTE Control cable Control cable the with (supplied BRS-200) BRS-200 Processor , Video signal control (VISCA)Remote signal flow Signal HD video monitor, VTR, etc. VTR, HD video monitor, BRS-200 Control Panel SDI Output Card installed. Output Card, or BRBK-HD2Output Card, or HD- BRBK-HSD2 BRBK-HSD2 BRBK-HSD2 BRC-Z330 BRC-Z330 BRC-Z330 details, refer to the Operating Instructions supplied with the BRS-200. the with supplied Instructions Operating the to refer details, HD/SD-SDIOutputCard, or BRBK-HD2 HD-SDICard Outputin the BRC-Z330, cannot which controlled be this a BRBK-HSD2 without way HD-SDI System Configuration System Notes • For signals. SD-SDI and HD-SDI of input mixed support does not Switcher Operating Camera Remote BRS-200 • To operate a BRC-Z330 with the BRS-200 Remote Camera Operating Switcher, install an optional BRBK-HSD2 BRBK-HSD2 optional an install •Switcher, Operating Camera Remote BRS-200 the with BRC-Z330 a operate To System configuration System This system allows you: • Switcher Operating Camera Remote single a using switching, perform and remotely cameras seven to up Operate • joystick the using operations zoom and pan/tilt perform To Operating Multiple BRC-Z330 Cameras Using the BRS-200 Remote Camera BRC-Z330Using the BRS-200 Operating Cameras Multiple Switcher Operating 14
Overview Overview 15 BRU-SF10 BRU-SF10 Multiplex Optical Unit System Configuration System HD video monitor, VTR, etc. HD video monitor, RM-BR300 Remote Control Unit Unit RM-BR300 Remote Control 1) es that are disabled, use the switches on the rear of the of the rear the on switches the use are disabled, es that TTOM switches on the bottom of the camera are disabled. disabled. camera are of the bottom the on switches TTOM CCFC-S200 Optical Cable Fiber CCFC-S200 Optical BRBK-SF1 HD Optical Multiplex Card BRBK-SF1 Multiplex HD Optical , Video signal controlRemote (VISCA) signal Signal flow BRC-Z330 connector, VISCA RS-232C IN/OUT connectors, VISCA RS-422 connector, DATA MIX switch, and 75-ohm and 75-ohm switch, MIX DATA connector, RS-422 VISCA connectors, IN/OUT VISCA RS-232C connector, BO and the camera the rear of the switch on termination switch the For enabled. BRC-Z330 are camera the on switches inserted into the camera. To operate the camera, connect the BRU-SF10 Optical Multiplex Unit to the BRBK-SF1 BRBK-SF1 the to Unit Multiplex Optical BRU-SF10 the connect camera, the operate To camera. the into inserted BRU-SF10. the of power the on turn and Cable Fiber Optical CCFC-S200 the using Use the connectors and switches on the rear Optical ofBRU-SF10 the Multiplex Unit instead. Unit instead. HD Optical Multiplex BRU-SF10 Multiplex Unit. Using the supplied extension plug allows transmission distances up to 2,000 m (6,562 feet). m (6,562 2,000 up to distances transmission allows plug extension supplied the Using Notes • When the BRBK-SF1 HD OpticalMultiplex Card is inserted into the BRC-Z330 camera, the EXT SYNC IN • BOTTOM 2) (switch selector format signal 1080i/720p the and 1) (switch selector format signal 59.94/50 the Only • system. this with be used cannot Cable Fiber Optical CCFC-S200 optional The • Card Multiplex HD Optical BRBK-SF1 the to connected is nothing if operate not does camera BRC-Z330 The • HD Optical BRU-SF10 the of power the on turn you before camera BRC-Z330 the of power on the turn to sure Be 1) System configuration System This system allows you: • feet) m (6,562 2,000 to up a distance from remotely camera the operate To • joystick the using operations zoom and pan/tilt perform To • Cable Fiber Optical the using place distant a to camera of the signal control and signal video the transmit To Operating a BRC-Z330 Camera from a OperatingLong a BRC-Z330 Distance from Camera Video switcher HD video monitor, VTR, etc. VTR, HD video monitor, RM-BR300 Remote Control Unit BRU-SF10 BRU-SF10 BRU-SF10 OpticalBRU-SF10 Unit Multiplex CCFC-S200 Optical Fiber Cable CCFC-S200 CCFC-S200 BRBK-SF1 BRBK-SF1 HD BRBK-SF1 Card Multiplex Optical BRBK-SF1 Video signal control (VISCA)Remote signal signal Tally/contact flow Signal , BRC-Z330 BRC-Z330 BRC-Z330 System Configuration System System configuration System This system allows you: • feet) m (6,562 2,000 to up distance a from remotely cameras seven up to operate To • joystick the using operations zoom and pan/tilt perform To •Cable Fiber Optical the using place a distant to cameras the of signal control and signal video the transmit To Operating Multiple BRC-Z330 Long a Cameras from Distance 16
Overview Overview 17 System Configuration System Video switcher RM-BR300 Remote Control Unit HD video monitor, VTR, etc. HD video monitor, BRU-SF10 BRU-SF10 HD BRU-SF10 Multiplex Optical Unit CCFC-S200 Optical Fiber Cable CCFC-S200 BRBK-SF1 BRBK-SF1 HD Optical Card Multiplex Video signal control (VISCA)Remote signal signal Tally/contact Signal flow , VISCA-controllable camera BRC-Z330 VISCA-controllable camera VISCA-controllable BRC-Z330 signal and control signal using the Optical Fiber Cable Fiber Optical the using signal control and signal D100P, EVI-HD1, BRC-Z330 and BRC-300/300P remotely using a single RM-BR300 Remote Control Unit Control Remote RM-BR300 single a using remotely BRC-300/300P and BRC-Z330 EVI-HD1, D100P, System configuration System • joystick the using operations zoom and pan/tilt perform To • video the transmitting by feet) m (6,562 2,000 to up distance a from remotely cameras BRC-Z330 the control To This system allows you: EVI-D100/ • EVI-D70/D70P, as EVI-D30/D30P, such protocol VISCA the supporting cameras seven up to operate To Using BRC-Z330 Cameras and VISCA-controllable Cameras in the Same Same the in Cameras VISCA-controllable and Cameras BRC-Z330 Using System Speakers Audio Audio amplifier HD video monitor HD video RM-BR300 Remote Control Unit RM-BR300 Unit Remote Control BRU-SF10 HD BRU-SF10 Multiplex Optical Unit Microphone amplifier CCFC-S200 Optical Fiber Cable Microphone BRBK-SF1 HD Multiplex Optical Card Video signal line signal Audio Remotecontrol (VISCA) signal flow Signal , BRC-Z330 Multiplex Card to a distant place using the Optical Fiber Cable Fiber Optical the using place distant a Card to Multiplex System Configuration System System configuration System This system allows you: • feet) m (6,562 2,000 to up distance a from remotely camera the operate To • joystick the using operations zoom and pan/tilt perform To • Optical BRBK-SF1 the to input signal audio and the camera, the of signal control and signal video the transmit To Transmitting Audio Signals Using Audio the BRU-SF10 Transmitting 18
Overview Overview 19 RGB/COMPONENT EXT SYNC IN qk ql 75 DATA MIX DATA VIDEO OFFOFF ON ON S VIDEO Location and Function of of Parts Function and Location
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A B C D E Camera Front of Parts of Location and Function Function and Location 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 O N 1 B 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 10 Switch 1 (59.94/50 signal format selector) format signal 1 (59.94/50 Switch signal (720/50p) 1080/50i in output ON for to Set (720/59.94p) 1080/59.94i in output OFF for format, signal format. selector) format signal 2 (1080i/720p Switch for OFF format, signal 720p in output ON for to Set format. signal 1080i in output selector) 3 (RS-232C/RS-422 Switch RS-232C. for OFF or RS-422, for ON to Set HD Optical BRBK-SF1 a using are you When MultiplexCard, this switch setting is disabled. rate selector) baud 4 (Communication Switch bps. 9600 for OFF or bps, 38400 ON for to Set HD Optical BRBK-SF1 a using you are When MultiplexCard, this switch setting is disabled. selector) address (Camera 5-7 Switches camera. of the address the Set are addresses this setting, “0”. With to set Normally the in automatically cameras the to assigned button POWER the pressing by order connected RM- the on button RESET the down holding while Unit. Control Remote BR300 HD Optical BRBK-SF1 a using you are When MultiplexCard, this switch setting is disabled. “7” to “1” camera address the assign can You as follows: selectors these setting by manually Tripod screw holes (1/4-20UNC) holes screw Tripod the secure a tripod, camera to the install you When holes. these to tripod switches BOTTOM RS- selection, format signal output the for Used remote selection, rate baud selection, 232C/RS-422 address camera and on/off output signal control setting. switches” BOTTOM of the see “Setting details, For 20. page on 1 2 3 4 5 Setting of the BOTTOM switches BOTTOM Setting of the U V wa w; ws S VIDEO connector RGB/COMPONENT connector VIDEO connector VISCA RS-232C IN connector VISCA RS-232C Connect to the RM-BR300 RemoteControl Unit multiple connect you When supplied). (not RS-232C OUT VISCA the to it connect cameras, chain daisy the in camera previous the of connector connection. OUT connector VISCA RS-232C to it connect cameras, multiple connect you When next the of connector IN VISCA RS-232C the connection. chain daisy the in camera Outputs the camera images as S video signal. as S video camera images the Outputs T video as composite camera images the Outputs signal. slot Card optionalInsert the BRBK-SF1, BRBK-HD2, BRBK-HSD2,or BRBK-SA1 Card. Output the at camera the to is attached cover slot The factory. Ceiling bracketmounting screw holes a on or ceiling the to camera the install you When supplied the secure position, high a in etc. shelf, ceiling bracket to these holes using thesupplied holes the to attached are four feet The screws. four factory. the at installation,For see “Installing the Camera in a 55. page on Position” High Supplies the images as analog component (YPbPr (YPbPr component as analog images the Supplies or RGB) signal. Location and Function Parts of and Function Location O P N Q R S T Bottom 20
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b / B to select v or V to change the set values. set the to change Location and Function of of Parts Function and Location b or or B Note Note buttons. resetdirection the of the camera movement, To this down holding while button STD the press button. switch POWER turnPressbutton to this thecamera on/off when the camera outlet. is connected to AC an L/R DIRECTION SET button Hold this button down and press the REV button to camera movement of the direction the change the of arrow the by indicated that to opposite the menu items and CAMERA SELECT buttons you camera the to corresponding button the Press Commander. Remote the with operate to want IRthe using be set can number camera The camera. the rear of the switch on SELECT Pan/tilt and zoom operations are disabled when the the when are disabled zoom operations and Pan/tilt displayed. is menu buttons PAN-TILT to perform panning buttons and Press the arrow camera the face to button HOME the Press tilting. back to the front. use displayed, is menu the When If two or more cameras are adjacent and have the the have and cameras are adjacent or more If two are operated they camera number, same Remote Commander. same with the simultaneously other, each to cameras close the install you When numbers. camera different set see “Operating setting, camera number the For Multiple Cameras with the Remote Commander” on page 44. FOCUS buttons foradjustment. focusUsed button to adjust the focusPress the AUTO press adjust the focus manually, To automatically. FAR the with it adjust and button, MANUAL the buttons. NEAR and SCREEN button DATA Press thisbutton to displaythe main menu. Press it button the press you If menu. the off turn to again menu is selected, display the when a lower-level higher. level menu one next the to returns F E A D B C 6 7 8 9 q; PAN-TILT RESET MANUAL POWER BACK LIGHT RESET T RM-EV100 W 23 NEAR HOME FOCUS ZOOM PAN-TILT CAMERA SELECT POSITION 1 FAR T W 123 456 STD REV SLOW FAST PRESET L/R AUTO DIRECTION SET remote sensor are outputfrom pin DATA SCREEN C 5 4 1 2 3 01234567 VISCA RS-232C IN connector. When you you When IN connector. VISCA RS-232C OFF ONOFF OFF OFF ON ONOFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON N Switch 8 (Infrared signal output switch) output signal 8 (Infrared Switch or output, signal infrared an enable ON to to Set output. the disable to OFF 10 9, Switches OFF. to it Set used. are not switches These 7 of 7 of the set them to OFF, the signals are not output. not are signals the OFF, to them set received at the the at received multiple cameras and control the cameras cameras the control and cameras multiple simultaneously from single a controller. “0” together with cameras with their camera address camera address their cameras with with together “0” set to “1” to “7.” camera. Notes Switch 5 Switch 6 Switch 7 Switch Camera Camera address Remote Commander (supplied) • signals ON, to 10 9 and switches set you When • to same address the assign manually cannot You • set to camera address use a camera with its cannot You • the of power the on turn you before switches the Set 6 7 ; w MENU 8 16 7 15 6 14 AWB ONE PUSH 5 13 l RESET PAN-TILT q 4 12 CAMERA POSITION LIGHT BLACK 3 11 k 2 234567 10 LIGHT PANEL q 9 1 1 j STD REV q 90qaqsqd qf qg h L/R SHIFT RESET POWER PRESET DIRECTION 8 q AUTO AF LOCK AUTO MODE MANUAL ONE PUSH + + B R VALUE FOCUS BRIGHT – – NEAR FAR LOCK button andLOCK button indicator second, one than more for LOCK the button Press by set values the and lights indicator LOCK the and FOCUS controls BRIGHT/B and VALUE/R, the controls locked of the (The indicators locked. are is button AUTO/MANUAL The off.) turned are also disabled. second one than more for LOCK the button Press again to unlock the controls and buttons. VA L U E / R c o is mode adjustment n brightness the When t ro l selected with the (with MODE the button lit): indicator VALUE Adjusts of theitem the value (SHUTTER,IRIS or camera. of the menu the with GAIN) selected indicator is lit, function the of Whenthe VALUE the control according varies to the MODE setting in details, camera. For the menu of EXPOSURE the BRIGHT and VALUE of the “Functions see 52. on page controls” is mode adjustment balance the white When selected with the (with MODE the button R indicator lit): The function of the control with the R indicator lit mode selected balance white the to according varies R the of see “Functions details, camera. For the on 51. page on controls” B and 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 RM-BR300 Remote Control Unit RM-BR300 Remote Control (not supplied) This manual explains the operationsof the RM-BR300 BRC-Z330 with used is it when Unit Control Remote cameras. the to refer cameras, other with operations For RM-BR300. the with supplied Instructions Operating Front A B Two R6 (size AA) R6 (size Two batteries (not supplied) BACK LIGHT button LIGHT BACK backlight the enable to button this Press the disable to again it Press compensation. compensation. backlight POSITION buttons 1 button press and button PRESET the down Hold zooming, camera direction, current 6 to the to store in compensation backlight and adjustment focus button. number pressed the of memory the the down hold contents, memory the erase To 6. 1 to button press and button RESET RESET button PAN-TILT Press thisbutton to reset the pan/tilt position. ZOOM buttons the and slowly, zoom to button SLOW the Use quickly. zoom to button FAST zoom to button the of side (telephoto) T the Press out. zoom to side angle) W (wide and the in, Location and Function Parts of and Function Location Note CAUTION To avoid risk of explosion, use R6 (size AA) manganese manganese AA) (size R6 use explosion, of risk avoid To batteries. alkaline or Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced. incorrectly is battery if explosion Danger of type or equivalent same with the only Replace manufacturer. the by recommended law the obey must you battery, the of dispose you When in area the or country. relative Installing batteries Installing H I J G 22
Overview Overview 23 Location and Function of of Parts Function and Location PRESET button PRESET the one of press and button this down Hold settings camera current and the buttons, POSITION are stored in the memory of the camera button. POSITION pressed the to corresponding button LIGHT PANEL Press thisbutton to illuminate all the POSITION button the Press buttons. CAMERA and buttons againturn to the off illumination. LIGHT button BACK SHUTTER Pri, IRISWhen FULL Pri or AUTO, GAIN Pri with is selected MODE of the the enable to button this press menu, EXPOSURE camera. of the function compensation backlight function. the disable to again it Press Hold the down SHIFT button and press this button of the function compensation the spotlight enable to a to exposure the adjusts function This camera. is object shooting the of portion a if level darker illuminated. down hold compensation, spotlight the disable To the SHIFT button and press this button again. RESET button PAN-TILT Press this button to reset the pan/tilt position of the camera to the initial conditions. button ONE PUSH AWB WHITE the with selected ONE PUSH is When this button camera, press of the menu BALANCE adjustment. balance white one-push the perform to MENU button or display to second one for about button this Press the or of return menu thethe camera, to off turn menu. main Joystick When the menu of the camera is not displayed zoom and pan/tilt for used is joystick The operations. the and left, right joystick the incline you When or forward it incline you When pans. camera speed pan/tilt The camera tilts. the backward, inclination. of the angle the to according changes camera the joystick, the release you When stops. movement the of part upper on the dial the turn you When larger becomes subject the clockwise, joystick (zoom in). When you turn it counterclockwise, the out). smaller (zoom becomes subject I J K L M N O MODE button Press this button to select the function of the control. and BRIGHT/B control VALUE/R selected, mode is adjustment brightness the When lit. are indicators BRIGHT and VALUE the is mode adjustment balance white the When are lit. indicators B R and the selected, FOCUS control NEAR) (toward counterclockwise control this Turn (toward clockwise and subject, a near on focus to subject. on a far focus to FAR) AUTO/MANUAL button and AUTOindicator or Press this button to select focusmode, AUTO MANUAL. lights indicator AUTO the selected, is AUTO When AF ONE the PUSH and control FOCUS and the disabled. are button menu, FOCUSthe ON in to ASSIST set AF you If FOCUS the with object on another focus you can control. FOCUS control the selected, is MANUAL When (with are enabled button ONE PUSH AF and the lit). indicator FOCUS the ONE PUSH AF button Press this button to perform the one-pushauto focus function. RESET button the of one and press button this down Hold camera the of memory the and buttons, POSITION is button POSITION pressed the to corresponding conditions. factory-preset the to cleared down hold are connected, cameras multiple When thisand button press button the to POWER set the automatically. camera addresses When the white balance adjustment mode is is mode adjustment balance white the When selectedMODE with the (with B the button indicator lit): The function of the control with the B indicatorlit selected mode balance white the to according varies R the of “Functions see details, For camera. on the 51. page on controls” and B BRIGHT/B control is mode adjustment brightness the When selectedMODE with the (with the button BRIGHTlit): indicator camera, the of brightness the of value Adjusts the etc. of function the lit, is indicator BRIGHT the When the control according varies to the MODE setting in details, For camera. of the menu EXPOSURE the BRIGHT and VALUE the of see “Functions on page 52. controls” D E F G H C k w j w h ! w g CONTACT(TALLY) CONTACT IN 12V DC w TALLY f w TALLY/CONTACT RS-422 ON/OFF d w 1919 VISCA s RS-232C w MODE a w Note Switch positionSwitch 0 mode Camera 12345 (default) selected Automatically 6 BRC-300/300P 7 EVI-D70/D70P 8 EVI-D100/D100P EVI-D30/D30P SNC-RZ30N BRC-H700 BRC-Z700 BRC-Z330 MODE selector VISCA- the to corresponding position the Select connected. be camera to controllable Set the selector to position 8 when all the connected set connections, other cameras are BRC-Z330s. For the selector to position 0. VISCA connector RS-232C of connector IN RS-232C VISCA the to Connect camera. the connector VISCA RS-422 the of connector RS-422 VISCA the to Connect camera. the at attached is plug connector RS-422 An factory. connector TALLY/CONTACT This connector is used for the tally lamp input or the output. contact the using connector the of function the Select selector. TALLY/CONTACT the at attached is plug connector RS-422 An factory. Rear/Bottom U V W X The camera is in standby mode. standby in is camera The The power of the camera is on. camera is of the power The No camera is connected. is No camera When youpress thebutton on the top of thejoystick TILT of PAN the regardless seconds two one or for reset are pan/tilt/zoom the setting, menu ZOOM and returns the camera to the front. Whentheof menu the camera is displayed operations. menu for used is joystick The Inclining the joystick right, left, forwardand the as pressing function same the has backward Commander. Remote supplied the of buttons arrow Pressing thebutton on the top of thejoystick has the on the HOME button the as pressing function same Commander. Remote indicators and button SHIFT the one of press and button this down Hold and lights indicator lower The buttons. POSITION 9 positions for buttons POSITION the use can you upper the button, SHIFT the release you If 16. to be can buttons POSITION the and lights indicator used for positions 1 to 8. L/R DIRECTION button button POSITION press and button this down Hold direction the to direction pan the reverse to (REV) 2 in which reset the you incline the joystick. To press and button this down hold direction, (STD). 1 button POSITION button POWER Press thisbutton to light the CAMERA button(s) connected the of status the to corresponding camera(s). Blue: green: Yellow Off: button CAMERA press and button this down Hold camera the of power the on/off turn 7 to to 1 button. pressed the to corresponding CAMERA buttons camera from the select to buttons of the one Press CAMERA selected The connected. those among blue. in lights button POSITION buttons such as settings camera various the can store You of memory the to positions zoom and tilt pan, the POSITION each to camera corresponding the andloadbutton, the settings in the memory. Location and Function Parts of and Function Location P Q R S T 24
Overview Overview 25 7 9600bps 38400bps RS422 RS232C 50 59.94 1234567 HD OPTICAL MULTIPLEX UNIT HD OPTICAL MULTIPLEX 720p 1080i Location and Function of of Parts Function and Location The unit is starting up or in sleep mode. in sleep or up is starting unit The The unit is in normaloperation. 345 The optical fiber connection between the the between connection fiber optical The SD LINK Check for the following. the for Check Check for the following. the for Check ALARM ON the camera via optical fiber cable. Check the the Check cable. fiber optical camera via the unit. the restart and connections, the Check are different. BRU-SF10 the settings and then after turning the power, off restart the unit. improperly being adapter AC the to due on the connector IN DC the to connected on. turned camera is the that Check camera. the camera via optical fiber cable. Check the the Check cable. fiber optical camera via the unit. the restart and connections, the Check are different. BRU-SF10 the settings and then after turning the power, off restart the unit. improperly being adapter AC the to due on the connector IN DC the to connected on. turned camera is the that Check camera. 26 8 DATA MIX DATA The unit’s power switch is turned off. turned is switch power unit’s The ON/STANDBY OFF • to connected properly not is BRU-SF10 The • camera and for the settings frequency Image • properly start to be unable may camera The • to connected properly not is BRU-SF10 The • camera and for the settings frequency Image • properly start to be unable may camera The unit and the camera is normal. (The indicator indicator (The normal. is camera the and unit up.) starts system the after green lights 1 ALARM indicator Lit red: Lit red: LINK indicator LINK green: Lit Power switch Power on of the this the unit.Turn on/off power Turns BRC-Z330 you of the turn on camera before power this unit. indicator Power Off: orange: Lit green: Lit D C A B BRU-SF10 HD Optical Multiplex HDMultiplex Optical BRU-SF10 Unit(not supplied) Front The contact output output contact The The contact output corresponding to corresponding output contact The The tally lamp of the camera selected on forpower theRemote the Control Unit. effective. not is setting the Otherwise, refer to the Operating selector, CONTACT Instructions of the RM-BR300. Note Notes ON/OFF switch Press this switch to Remote the turnon/off Control Unit. Set the DIP switches before you turn on the power power the on turn you before switches DIP the Set of the Remote Control Unit. Otherwise, the setting effective. is not Switch 3 (BRIGHT control function selector) function control 3 (BRIGHT Switch Set to ON for IRIS GAIN and adjustments, or OFF for IRISadjustment only. Switch 2 (Communication baud rate selector) rate baud 2 (Communication Switch bps. 9600 for OFF or bps, 38400 ON for to Set DC connector IN 12V adaptor. power AC supplied the Connect DIP switches (bottom) selector) 1 (RS-232C/RS-422 Switch RS-232C. for OFF or RS-422, ON for to Set •more For details on the functions of the TALLY/ • turn you before selector the of setting the Change corresponding to the camera address selected with with selected address camera the to corresponding against short-circuited is Unit Control Remote the of the lamp tally the and switcher connected the Unit Control Remote the with camera selected lights. TALLY/CONTACT selector TALLY/CONTACT TALLY/CONTACT the of function the Select connector. TALLY: Remote the with selected camera address the Control Unit is short-circuitedagainst the switcher. connected (TALLY): CONTACT with the connected switcher lights. switcher connected the with CONTACT: wk wh wj Y RGB/COMPONENT connector CAUTION EXT SYNC OUT connector from the input signals sync video external Supplies IN connector. SYNC EXT the connector, this to connected is a cable When 75-ohm termination for inputs is automatically IN SYNC EXT the to input signals and opened, connector. this from output are connector Supplies the images from the camera as YPbPr or YPbPr or camera as the from images the Supplies RGB signal. VISCA IN connector RS-232C Connect to the RM-BR300 Remote Control Unit multiple connect you When supplied). (not VISCA OUTthe RS-232C it to connect cameras, chain daisy the in camera previous the of connector connection. connector OUTVISCA RS-232C to it connect cameras, multiple you connect When next the of IN connector VISCA RS-232C the connection. chain daisy the in camera When you connect the RS-232C connecting cable cable connecting RS-232C the you connect When supplied the use device, peripheral to unit the of noise. radiation to due malfunction prevent to cable connector VISCA RS-422 the of connector RS-422 VISCA the to Connect BRC-Z330 or another HD Opticalcamera Multiplex Unit. RS-422 VISCA the to connection the For RS-422 VISCA “Using the see connector, 89. on page Plug” Connector OUT L/R jacks AUDIO input signal line audio the of output through Loop the BRBK-SF1jacks IN on HD AUDIO from the Optical MultiplexCard insertedinto the camera via Cable. Optical Fiber the VISCA FUNCTION switches VISCAthe used for switches are These settings. communication selector) 1 (RS-232C/RS-422 Switch RS-232C. for OFF or RS-422, for ON to Set Switch 2 (Communication baud rate selector) bps. 9600 for OFF or bps, 38400 ON for to Set selectors) address (Camera 5 to 3 Switches camera. of the address the Set K L M N O P Q j q 1 10 FUNCTION AUDIO OUT AUDIO DC 12V k q L R VISCA RS422 123456789 RS232C VISCA RGB/COMPONENT l q EXT SYNC 0qa qs qdqf IN OUT IN OUT 9qgqh CAMERA inserted in the card slot of the BRU-SF10. BRU-SF10. of the slot card the in inserted power, the off turning after card the Remove and then restartthe unit. The unit is in normal operation. normal in is unit The VISCA FUNCTION switches” on page 26. on page switches” FUNCTION VISCA VISCA FUNCTION switches” on page 26. on page switches” FUNCTION VISCA • is card interface optional unsupported An Q Q CAMERA connector of the BRBK-SF1 connector to optical the Connect HD Optical Multiplex Card installed in the Optical CCFC-S200 the using camera BRC-Z330 Fiber Cable. factory. the at attached is cap A dustproof to intend not do you if cap this remove not Do caps are Dustproof cable. fiber optical an connect CCFC-S200. and BRBK-SF1 the to attached also are connectors the caps when these remove not Do not in use. EXT SYNCconnector IN signals. sync video external Accepts DATA MIXDATA switch When the SD indicator is lit, set this switch to ON SD image the with display menu the overlap to and BRBK-SA1 installed from any signals rear the which on cards BRBK-HSD2 interface switch is set to SD. Set this switch to OFF to hide the menu display. Status indicators and baud rate, format, communication current The green. light settings format video see settings, these configuring on details For “ Off: SD indicator This indicator lights when BRBK-SA1 a optional a or when is card installed, BRBK-HSD2 interface is installed and its rear switch is set to SD. ID indicators Camera address lights camera current the number for The orange. see camera address, the setting on details For “ Location and Function Parts of and Function Location I J H Rear G E F 26
Overview Overview 27 panel panel C OFF HD SD ON Location and Function of of Parts Function and Location 2 12 SDI OUT 13 MONITOR BRBK-HSD2 Note SDI MONITOR OUT connector (BNC type)connector OUT MONITOR SDI Outputs down-converted SD-SDI signals digital serial SMPTE259M to (conforming 720/ or 1080/59.94i during standards interface interface digital serial BT.656 ITU-R and 59.94p, HD-SDI and 720/50p) or 1080/50i during standards digital serial SMPTE292M to (conforming signals standards). interface turned is camera for the display menu the When the overlaps that signal menu display ON, the SD- the When connector. from this output is images the of slot card the in is installed card output SDI can you Unit, Multiplex HD Optical BRU-SF10 MIX DATA the using by menu display the hide also see “Images details, For BRU-SF10. the on switch 28. page ON” is on display menu when type) 1, 2 (BNC connectors SDI Outputs down-converted SD-SDI signals digital serial SMPTE259M to (conforming 720/ or 1080/59.94i during standards interface interface digital serial BT.656 ITU-R and 59.94p, HD-SDI and 720/50p) or 1080/50i during standards digital serial SMPTE292M to (conforming signals standards). interface turned is camera for the display menu the When menu the overlap to whether select can ON, you display with theimage by using the AUDIO IN L/R jacks IN L/R type) (phono AUDIO from is output which (stereo), signal an audio Input HD OUT BRU-SF10 the jacks on AUDIO the Cable. Fiber Optical the via Unit Multiplex Optical The audio input on this board accepts audio line line audio accepts board this on input audio The a from signals audio input you When only. signals a with connected be should it etc., microphone, an with signals audio so that amplifier microphone input. be can level audio appropriate connector Optical transmission multiplex digital optical the Performs signals. control and sync external audio, video, of factory. the at attached is cap A dustproof A B A BRBK-HSD2 HD/SD-SDI Output (not supplied)Card B 2 Not used. Set themOFF. to L 1 01234567 AUDIO IN BRU R OFF ON OFFOFF ON OFF ON OFFOFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON BRBK-SF1 Note Note Switch 4 Switch 5 Switch Switch 3 Switch Camera address DC V connector 12 adapter. AC supplied the to Connect slot Card Install BRBK-SA1 or BRBK-HSD2 optional cards interface here. factory. the at unit the to attached is slotThe cover Set the switches before you turn on the power of the the of power the on you turn before switches the Set unit. Switch 6 (59.94/50 signal format selector) for OFF or format, 50 signal of output ON for to Set format. signal 59.94 of output automatically are formats 720p and 1080i The applied to this unit based switch on the BOTTOM camera. the of setting Be sure to configurethe same setting onthis unit camera. and the 10: 7 to Switches Cameras with addresses assigned by setting the the setting by withCameras assigned addresses addresses cameras with and “0” switches to In together. be used cannot “7” to “1” to assigned to assigned be cannot address same the addition, multiple camerasmanually. Normally this set to setting, “0”. With addresses are the in automatically cameras the to assigned button POWER the pressing by order connected the on button RESET the down holding while supplied). (not Unit Control Remote RM-BR300 “7’ to “1” address camera the can assign You as follows: selectors these setting by manually R S BRBK-SF1 HD Optical Multiplex supplied) (not Card RGB/SYNC VIDEO S-VIDEO 12 3 BRBK-SA1 VIDEO connector (BNC type)VIDEO connector ratio aspect The signals. composite analog Supplies camera. the of SD menu the in configured be can S VIDEO connector (4-pin mini-DIN) the configure can You signals. S-Video Outputs camera. the menu of SD with the ratio aspect 9-pin) (D-sub connector RGB/SYNC as composite such signals analog various Supplies signals. RGB and video component S video, video, of SD menu the in be selected can signal output The camera. the When the DATA MIX switch on the front panel of the the of panel front the on switch MIX DATA the When HDBRU-SF10 Optical Multiplex Unit is setto ON, output images all on overlapped is display menu the MIX switch is set to from the card. When the DATA output images all on displayed not is menu the OFF, card. from the installed in the BRC-Z330 Camera HD ColorVideo ON, the is turned camera for the display menu and image. the with overlapped is display menu installedHD in BRU-SF10 a Optical Multiplex Unit to set is switch MIX DATA panel front the on which ON, for the is camera turned the ON display and menu menu display is overlapped with the image. When the the menu will not MIX be switch is setOFF, to DATA the for display menu if even image, on the displayed ON. turned camera is Notes •is Card SD Output Analog a BRBK-SA1 When •is Card SD Output Analog a BRBK-SA1 When 1) BRBK-SA1 Card SD Output Analog (not supplied) A B C × × 1) SDI connectors connectors SDI 1, 2 SDI connectors connectors SDI 1, 2 /× a a a a a a : Menuis displayed onimage : Menuis displayed onimage MONITOR MONITOR connector MONITOR MONITOR connector a Menu×: not is displayed onimage a Menu×: not is displayed onimage simultaneously. camera. etc. screwdriver, Notes • SD-SDI and HD-SDI be signals cannot supplied • Set the panel switch before turning on the • Do not push the switch forcibly witha switch. For details, see “Images when menu display see display menu when “Images details, For switch. 28. page on ON” is Panel switch HD-SDI and signals SD-SDI between Switch signals. select can you signals, HD-SDI outputting When image the with display menu the overlap to whether see details, For 2. 1 and connectors from SDI output 28. on page ON” is display menu when “Images Location and Function Parts of and Function Location Memo Right positionSD (SD-SDI output) Left positionHD/ Left MIX: ON DATA output) (HD-SDI positionHD/ Middle MIX: OFF DATA output) (HD-SDI BRBK-HSD2 switch panel Right positionSD (SD-SDI output) Left positionHD/ Left MIX: ON DATA output) (HD-SDI positionHD/ Middle MIX: OFF DATA output) (HD-SDI BRBK-HSD2 switch panel When BRBK-HSD2 a installedis in the slot BRU-SF10 card The DATA MIX switch on the BRC-Z330 HD Color HD Color BRC-Z330 the on switch MIX DATA The disabled. is Camera Video Images when menu display is ON is display when menu Images When BRBK-HSD2 a installedis in the slot card BRC-Z330 C 28
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