Ultra Slow Motion Camera

Home , Slow motion

3-Chip High Definition High Speed Camera System

Quick Guide

Mar 14, 2014

Table of Contents

1 Firmware Version

2 Quick Overview of Specifications

3 Setup and Connections

4 CCU Quick Guide

5 Format Selection and H / V Phase Adjustment

6 Capture Size

7 Monitor Information Caption

8 OCP Quick Guide

9 Slow Controller Quick Guide

10 Table of Recording Speed and Time

11 Camera Head Menu

12 Trouble Shooting

13 Precautions when using SHED-HDX Systems of Telecast Fiber Systems, Inc.

14 Camera Head / CCU / OCP / Slow Controller / Pin Assignment of Connectors

1 Firmware Version This document is based on the following firmware versions. Please refer to the versions before you read this document.

・ Version : Camera Head You can check the versions at MENU(1/2) > OTHER INFO > VERSION in 11. Camera Head Menu

I/F PART UPDATE ・ FW ：01.08.19 ・ PIF ：01.00.07 ・ MEM ：02.04.00 ・ SNS ：02.07.00 PROC PART UPDATE ・ FW ：01.12.05 ・ PROC1 ：01.37.41 ・ PROC2 ：01.74.00

・ Version : OCP Press INFO button on OCP

You can check the versions at INFORMATION 5/5 on the touch screen. Please check if the versions and Check Sum of OCP-200 / CCU-970HM are as follows.

OCP-200 (SDHC) Hi-Moiton2 Program No. Program No. STR-5088V14.02.00 STR-5634V01.12.05 Check Sum 8099 Check Sum

CCU-970HM Program No. Program No. STR-5633V01.00.04 Check Sum Check Sum 7444

・ Version : Slow Controller Version information is displayed on the LCD panel approx. 2secs after turning on the power and “initialize…” message. Please confirm the version is “MDC50T-NAC09 S0130-53”.

2 Quick Overview of Specifications

2.1. Camera Head

1 Image Sensor 3x CMOS (Global Shutter), 2/3-inch Optical System 2 Effective picture elements 1920x1080 3 Lens Mount B4 Mount 4 Sensitivity F8 at 2000lx (5600K, 89.9% reflectance, at 1080 mode) 5 Signal-to-noise ratio 61.9dB at LIVE, 58.5dB at REPLAY* *FRCR-ON, FRGA-4, FRTH-3 at 1080 mode 6 Operation temperature -15 to +40 degrees C 7 Storage temperature -30 to +60 degrees C 8 Memory 96GB (32GB x 3ch) 9 Frame rate 24 to 1000 fps, 1fps step 10 Recording time 38 Sec. (300fps) 11 Power Consumption 186W (with Lens and 2”VF) 12 Dimensions (W x H x D) 146 x 326 x 456 mm 13 Weight 7 Kg (without VF and lens)

2.2. CCU

1 FORMAT 1080i or 720p / 59.94 or 50Hz 2 Power supply AC 100 / 110 / 117 / 220 / 240 V ±10% 3 Power consumption approx. 290 - 510VA (Camera , 9"VF and CCU) 4 Operating temperature -0 to +45 degrees C 5 Storage temperature -30 to +60 degrees C 6 Dimensions (W x H x D) 483 x 133 x 454 mm 7 Weight 28 Kg

3 Setup and Connections

3.1 OB Style

3.2 Standalone Style

4 CCU Quick Guide

4.1 Rear Panel

A AC IN AC100V/110V/117V/220V/240V ±10% B OPT Optical Fiber Connection C MIC OUT MIC Direct Output from the MIC Input of Camera D SLOW-CTRL Slow Controller Connection E TRUNK RS-422 Communication with Camera Head(Optional) F TALLY IN Tally Signal Input G INTERCOM Intercom Signal Connection H RET IN Return Signal Inputs via max. 4ch x HD-SDI I OCP OCP Cable Connection J GENLOCK Genlock Signal Connection for either HD Tri-sync or SD-BB Signal K SYNC OUT HDTV tri-level Signal Output for external devices L WFM WFM Connection, 1 for LIVE-OUT, 2 for REPLAY-OUT (*) M HD-SDI OUT There are 6 (six) BNC Connections as follows 1 HD-SDI 1 Live Output at All Times (*) 2 HD-SDI 1 Live Output at All Times (*) 3 HD-SDI 2 Replay Output (*) 4 HD-SDI 2 Replay Output (*) 5 PM1(Picture Monitor 1) Output for OCP Operator. Characters Signal is overlaid 6 PM2(Picture Monitor 2) Output for V/T Operator. Characters Signal is overlaid

(*) When the system format is set in 1080I59/720P59/1080I50/720P50, the output image becomes this. When the system format is set in 1080P59/1080P50, all the output images are Live or replay.

SYNC OUT TRUNK SLOW-CTRL RET IN

OCP OPT TALLY IN

GENLOCK

AC IN MIC OUT INTERCOM HD-SDI WFM OUT

4.2 Front Panel

A POWER 1 MAIN Power switch of CCU 2 HEAD Power switch of Camera Head

B CABLE Indicator 1 OPTICAL LEVEL Status of Optical communication of camera cable ・ ○●●● 1.OK The cable is in good condition ・ ○●●○ 2.ATTENTION Cleaning recommended, but still usable ・ ○●○○ 3.WARNING Problem in communication. Must clean the cable ・ ●○○○ 4.NG Not usable. Change the cable.

2 CAMERA CABLE Status of camera cable ・ ●NORMAL Status is normal. ・ ●OPEN The cable may be disconnected or snapped ・ ●SHORT The cable may be short-circuited.

C MIC 1 ON Turns ON Sound communication from MIC of CCU front to Camera Head 2 OFF Turns OFF Sound communication from MIC of CCU front to Camera Head 3 PTT Turns ON MIC of CCU front only while the switch is at PTT position.

D INCOM 1 PRIV Deactivates Engineer line of INTER COM connector on the rear panel of the CCU. 2 COMM Activates Engineer line of INTER COM connector on the rear panel of the CCU

E REMOTE / LOCAL Please set to LOCAL. REMOTE is inactive.

F FAN ALARM The indicator lights on when CCU fan stops.

5 Format Selection and H / V Phase Adjustment

5.1 Format Selection

The Hi-Motion II supports 1080I59, 720P59, 1080P59, 1080I50, 720P50 and 1080P50 system format. These are selectable as the image signal output.

A How to change System Format of different frequency (e.g. 1080/59.94i <-> 1080/50i) Change both settings on the Camera Head and the CCU as follows. The Camera must be changed first and the CCU second.

NOTE: GENLOCK must be disconnected before the setting.

1. Open the HEAD MENU on the VF output and change the FORMAT SELECT of CAMERA HEAD FORMAT on ENGINEER(1//2).

2. Turn off the power of the Camera 3. Show the color bar on PM1 output of the CCU by pressing BARS button on the OCP.

4. Press SETUP button on the OCP and press CHARACTER button on the touch screen.

5. Keep pressing MENU button on the OCP to open the Main Menu of the CCU 6. Select one in the SYSTEM FORMAT by turning the Select Knob or the Next Knob, and press ENTER button.

7. Change the Frame Rate that is the same as the Camera Format. 8. Turn off the power of the CCU and reboot the system to complete the settings.

B How to change System Format of the same frequency (e.g. 1080/59.94i <-> 720/59.94p) Change settings on the CCU as follows, so that the Camera settings are changed automatically.

NOTE: GENLOCK must be disconnected before the setting.

1. Show the color bar on PM1 output of the CCU by pressing BARS button on the OCP.

2. Press SETUP button on the OCP and press CHARACTER button on the touch screen.

3. Keep pressing MENU button on the OCP to open the Main Menu of the CCU 4. Select one in the SYSTEM FORMAT by turning the Select Knob or the Next Knob, and press ENTER button.

5. Change the Frame Rate. At that time, the camera reboots automatically. 6. Turn off the power of CCU and reboot the system to complete the settings.

5.2. Output video when set to 1080P

When the system format is set to 1080P, unlike 1080I/720P setting, all output images of the camera head and CCU become the common image. - When select the LIVE image, all output images become the LIVE image. - When select the PLAY image, all output images become the PLAY image. This section explains the switching the output image when set to 1080P. A Switching between LIVE and PLAY images The Switching between LIVE and PLAY images is applied to all output images by performing the following operation. 1. Set the value of the selection item [PM1] of the OCP to either LIVE or PLAY. 2. Press the STANDBY button on the slow controller, and set LIVE or PLAY image. 3. Select VIDEO OUTPUT MODE on the head menu MENU (1/2) page, select VF OUT SEL, and then set LIVE or PLAY. 4. Select VIDEO OUTPUT MODE on the head menu MENU (1/2) page, select MON OUT SEL, and then set LIVE or PLAY. * When set the PLAY image, VF output becomes the same PLAY image. Like 1080I/720P setting, you cannot always output LIVE image.

B Switching between recording and playing When operating recording and playing, the output image is sometimes different from the image set in 1080l/720P. ●Operation when outputting LIVE image 1. Showing a selected block which is on recording - Once the trigger is inputted, recording ends and the image switches from LIVE to PLAY showing still image of the block. 2. Showing a selected block which has been already recorded - Press STOP button and then switches from LIVE to PLAY showing still image of the block. - Press PLAY button and then switches from LIVE to PLAY showing replay image of the block. - Operate by JOG/SHTL/T-Bar and then switches from LIVE to PLAY showing replay image of the variable speed of the block. 3. Moving to the other block - When the other block is selected, LIVE/PLAY image switches according to the status of the selected block. - During recording or not recording a selected block, LIVE image output remains. - If a selected block has been already recorded, the image switches from LIVE to PLAY showing still image of the block.

●Operation when outputting play image 1. Showing selected block which is on playing - When the other block is selected, LIVE/PLAY image switches according to the status of the selected block. - During recording or not recording a selected block, the image switches from PLAY to LIVE image output remains. - If the selected block has been already recorded, a still image of the block is shown. - If you switch to LIVE image output, PLAY image stops and switch from PLAY to LIVE.

* When setting on 1080P, if there is a block on playing, the image always moves to PLAY image. Also, the setting of output image right after recording in Section 6.7.7 is always in a condition of the PLAY image [LIVE AFTER REC OFF : Play image (frame image set on the play start image)].

5.3. How to adjust H / V Phase

1. Show the color bar on PM1 output of the CCU by pressing BARS button on the OCP.

2. Press SETUP button on the OCP and press CHARACTER button on the touch screen.

3. Keep pressing MENU button on the OCP to open the Main Menu of the CCU. 4. Select PHASE CONTROL by turning the Select Knob or the Next Knob, and press

ENTER button to show the following menu. Adjust them according to the actual environment of the OB van.

 HD MASTER V PHASE Adjusts V Phase of all the HD-SDI OUT  HD OUT H TRACK Adjusts H Phase of HD-SDI1 and HD-SDI2  HD PM H TRACK Adjusts V Phase of Picture Monitor  SYNC OUT H PHASE Adjusts H Phase of SYNC OUT  SYNC OUT V PHASE Adjusts V Phase of SYNC OUT

6 Capture Size

6.1 Either 1080 or 720 is selectable for the capture size. In either case, the capture size is automatically converted depending on the HD OUT format setting.

Selecting “720” and unloading the magnification optics make images approx. 1-stop brighter than “1080”.

Selecting “1080” and loading the magnification optics provide higher resolution images than “720”. 1:1 CAPTURE HD OUT 1080 1080 / 59.94i or 50i

With Magnification Optics

720 720 / 59.94p or 50p Without Magnification Optics 1:1

6.2 How to change Capture Size

Change the capture size on the HEAD MENU and Load/Unload the Magnification Optics

A Change Capture Size on the HEAD MENU 1. Open the HEAD MENU on the VF output and change CAPTURE of RECORDING to 720 in MENU (2/2)

2. Reboot the camera. B When changing to 720, unload the magnification optics as follows (See pictures on page 14) 1. Remove the lever on the mount ring of the magnification optics. 2. Loosen the screws of the air filter cover. 3. Remove the screws on the mount ring cover of the camera body and take off the cover. 4. Turn the lever on the mount ring of the camera body counter-clock wise. 5. Remove the magnification optics and tighten the screws of the air filter cover. 6. Done. C NOTE 1. When changing to 1080, load the magnification optics in reverse order. 2. Unloaded magnification optics must be treated carefully with soft cloth to prevent it from scratch and dirt.

3. The mount ring cover can be damaged by too much torque. 4. The screws are small tiny parts (2pcs of M2x5) and easily lost. Keep them carefully.

How to unload the magnifier

4 5

Magnification Optics

Mount Ring Cover

7 Monitor Information Caption Picture Monitor 1 of CCU rear panel, Picture Monitor 2 on the rear panel of CCU, and Monitor Output, VF Output of the Camera have Information Caption for each Camera Status overlaid.

1. Block Status

16 .AUTO PLAY

2. Available Recording Time / Remaining Playback Time

3. Progress Bar 4. Time

12. Digital Gain 11. Alert 13. AWB ch 6. Trigger Mode 7. Frame Rate 8. Play Rate 14. Color Temperature 9. Shutter Speed

15. Back Ground Image 10. Memory Block Status 5. Block Recording Mode

1 Block Status : Display the status of the selected Block

STOP Playback Stop VIEW Live Image Display

REC in Recording

PLAY in Playback

LOOP in Loop Playback (LOOP only available by Camera or J-PAD control)

2 Available Recording Time / Remaining Playback Time : Display Available Recording Time or Remaining Playback Time depending on the selected Block status

VIEW, REC Shows Available Recording Time(Sec) on the selected Block.

Shows Remaining Playback Time (Sec) from the current position to the P L AY, LOOP end of the frames with the selected playback speed.

Shows Remaining Playback Time (Sec) from the current position to the STOP end of frames at PLAY REF SPEED.

3 Progress Bar : Display the status of the Memory in each Camera Mode

Shows the status of the Memory in Recording Mode. The left end is the REC start position of the recording, and the right end is the end position of the recording. Displays Playback position out of all the recorded image clips on the P L AY, LOOP Blocks.

4 TIME : Displays the Time for the selected Block status and Frame Numbers in HH : MM : SS : FFFF

5 Block Recording Mode : Displays Block Recording mode (Refer to Chapter 9.3.F).

S SINGLE MODE

C CONTINUOUS MODE

L LOOP MODE

6 Trigger Mode : Display the Trigger Mode (Refer to Chapter 9.3.D).

STRT Start Trigger Mode

CENT Center Trigger Mode

END End Trigger Mode

0 – 100% Custom Trigger Mode

7 Frame Rate : Displays the Recording Frame Rate

8 Play Rate : Displays Playback Rate (29.97 and 59.94 or any numbers with decimal point are displayed as integer numbers as 30 or 60).

9 Shutter Speed : Displays Shutter Speed. e.g. Exposure time for each frame is 1/400sec when the Frame Rate is set 400fps and the Shutter Speed is set 100%

10 Memory Block Status : Displays the status of divided Blocks. The box of the current selected Block has its color turned white.

PLAY

REC

Recorded Block Nothing displayed

LOCK

Empty Block

11 Alert :

Appears when temperature of each part inside the camera exceeds the TEMP LIMIT values on the HEAD MENU. When it appears, output TEMP!!! images and other functions of the camera can be instable. Please turn off the power of the camera, cool it down away from direct sunlight, and then reboot the camera.

12 Digital GAIN :

1 Displays Gain setting on the OCP when the OCP is connected to the CCU or the Camera Head. 2 When the OCP is not connected to the Camera Head (Standalone Style), display the setting of Gain switch (0,M,H) on the right side of the camera body.

13 AWB Ch :

1 Displays Auto White Balance setting on the OCP when the OCP is connected to the CCU or the Camera Head.

2 When the OCP is not connected to the Camera Head (Standalone Style), display the setting of AWB switch (A, B, OFF) on the right side of the camera body.

14 Color Temperature : Displays the setting value of electric color temperature filter.

15 Background Image：Displays the setting of the images output from PM1/PM2 output of the CCU and VF/ MON OUT of the Camera Head. Refer to Chapter 8.3.1 for how to switch images of Picture Monitor 1, and Chapter 9.2.A for Picture Monitor 2.

Displays Live image

Displays Playback image

16 AUTO PLAY : Displays the setting of AUTO PLAY mode.

When _A_ is displayed, AUTO PLAY is set to ON. If not displayed, AUTO PLAY is set to OFF.

8 OCP Quick Guide

8.1. Camera Function Portion

① CAM PWR Switch ON/OFF control of power supply to the camera head available with this switch. Keep pushing this switch 2 seconds for power supply OFF from power supply ON. This switch is disabled in the Standalone mode. ② VF PWR Switch This switch is invalid with the Hi-Motion II. ③ Memory Card Slot This slot is used to save/load the data of Camera Head or CCU setting parameter to/from memory card (SD Card). Slot should be used for dust proof when memory card is not used. Access indictor lamp on the side of slot lights in saving/loading. Do not remove memory card when access indicator is lighting. There is a possibility to damage data of not only memory card but Camera Head and CCU. ④ PM IND/PAGE Switch Various information of characters is overlaid on CCU PM output. Each of information is indicated sequentially as following by pressing this switch. Self diagnostic information screen >>> Auto setup execution screen >>> Scene file information >>> Hi-Motion II operation screen >>> Camera ID screen ⑤ PANEL ENABLE Switch Enables to OCP operation. OCP control is available when Switch light is ON. ⑥ TALLY Indicator Red, Green and Yellow Tally indicator. ⑦ MODE Switch ・ STANDARD Switch To clear all Camera and CCU data to standard setting. Press this switch to come up LCD menu and operation is possible with touch panel.

By pressing this switch while pressing KNOB FREE switch, changed parameter by control knob rotation can be cleared.

・ CAP Switch Sets optical filter to CAP position or Iris close. ・ BARS Switch Outputs Color Bar Signal to Video Output. ・ CAL Switch 100% or 200% CAL signal is generated for the Calibration of the Video Processing Circuit.

CAL OFF(Light OFF) -> CAL100% (Light ON) -> CAL200% (Blink) -> CAL OFF (Light

OFF)

⑧ AWB / ABB Switch Executes AWB (Auto White Balance) or ABB (Auto Black Balance). After completing execution, lamp turns off when the result is good, but lamp blinks when the result is no good. In case of NG, press this switch to clear lamp blinking.

8.2. LCD Menu Portion

① FUNCTION Switch ・ INFO Switch Indicates status information such as ON/OFF setting condition of Camera Head or BS/CCU on LCD display.

・ OPE Switch Simplified Operation of the Slow Controller and MENU button to show the HEAD MENU.

・ SETUP Switch Enables LCD menu to setup mode. ・ MAINTE Switch Enables LCD menu to maintenance mode. ・ USER Switch Can be recalled one function to the LCD screen. User can assign one function to this switch and it can be recalled by pressing this switch.

・ WFM / PM Switch Calls WFM (Waveform Monitor) / PM (Picture Monitor) selection switch on LCD display. ② LCD Touch Screen Combines LCD panel and touch sensor. It has both display function and switch function to use for various camera control setting.

③ Rotary Encoder Knob Used to control parameters when function switches are displayed on LCD display.

8.3. Select Function Portion

①. SELECT Switch, NEXT Switch Provides shortcut features to some of the HEAD MENU with SELECT switch (   ) and NEXT switch. You can switch displaying the following 4 pages with NEXT switch and change parameters with SELECT switch.

PM1 CC Gain

LIVE, PLAY 3200, 5600, 6300, 7500 -3, 0 +3, +6, +9, +12

Background image on Picture Color Temperature of sensor Digital Gain Image Processing Monitor 1 output can be is selectable. to intensify sensitivity. changed between LIVE and Please press ABB button PLAY. on OCP when the settings are changed.

SENS SHUT FPS

24, 30, 50, 60, 100, 120, 150, 180, 240, 300, 400, 500, 600, -3, 0, +3, +6 100, 50, 25, 6.3, 1.6, CSTM 700, 750, 800, 900, 1000, 1100*, 1200*, 1300*, 1400*, 1500*, CSTM

The sensor sensitivity can be Shutter speed adjustment. Frame Rate adjustment. adjusted. Please press ABB button Please press ABB button Please press ABB button on OCP when the settings are on OCP when the settings are on OCP when the settings are changed. changed. changed. Unit is “%” and the shutter When the custom value is SENS should be adjusted speed can be calculated with selected, it displays “CSTM”. prior to Gain in order to a formula, “1/FPS x SHUT”. achieve the better image For example, if the settings *1100 to1500 can be set only quality. are 400FPS and 50%, 1/400 x with CAPTURE 720 in HEAD 50% = 1/800 sec. MENU.

With OCP, only preset values can be selected for the above SNS, SHUT, and FPS parameters. When the custom value is set with HEAD MENU, it displays “CSTM”. When pressing   buttons at that time, it jumps to the closest preset values.

AWB Gamm Bkst

-11, -9, -7, -5, -3, OFF, HAch, Ach, Bch, OFF OFF, 0.45, 0.40, 0.35 +3, +5, +7, +9, +11

Channel selection to save Gamma curve setting Black stretch/press setting AWB value. -Black stretch : +3, +5, +7, +9, Ach operation on the Camera +11% Head has the priority over - Black press : -3, -5, -7, -9, HAch. -11%

FLCR FLGA FLTH

OFF, ON 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10

Specify threshold of Flicker Flicker Correction ON/OFF Specify intensity of Flicker Correction. Selection. Valid only for the Correction. playback images. This is valid when FLCR is ON. This is valid when FLCR is ON. Smaller value gives more effect in Larger value gives more effect in reducing motion blur but also in reducing flicker and noise but also in increasing motion blur. increasing flicker and noise. This parameter should be Please select appropriate one changed for fine-adjustment with depending on application /object. larger value of GAIN. When GAIN value is small, this does not affect images remarkably.

②. SCENE FILE Switch Saves / loads scene file 1 to 8. file group 1 to 4 and group 5 to 8 are selected by SHIFT switch. Save : Press file a number button 1 to 8 in 2 seconds. Load : Push file a number button 1 to 8. Following parameters can be saved / loaded in each scene file.

・ SCENE 1-4 [GRAY SCALE], [DETAIL], [COLOR] ・ SCENE 5-8 [GRAY SCALE], [DETAIL], [COLOR], [FLCR], [FLGA], [FLTH] ・ SCENE OFF Return to the settings when SCENE switch is OFF.

8.4. Control Knob Portion

①. Control Knob ・ R/G/B GAIN Control Knob To control R/G/B gain. G gain control reacts R, B gain control. ・ R/G/B PED/FLARE Control Knob To control R/G/B of Pedestal or Flare.

Switching of Pedestal/Flare can be done with _FLARE CONT Switch (VR TYPE）or PAINT LOCK Switch (JOYSTICK TYPE). If center knob is assigned for master flare control, M.FLARE indicator lamp turns on. The selection of Master Flare or G.Flare can be done by “Panel Set-up (Panel Config.) Menu”. If “Auto” mode is selected, it activates either “Master Flare” for the camera has Master Flare function or “G.Flare” for the other camera has not Master Flare function. ・ KNEE POINT/SLOPE Control Knob To set KNEE SLOPE and KNEE POINT by manual (hand). ・ DTL/GAMMA Control Knob To set DTL level and MASTER GAMMA level. ②. FLARE CONT Switch (VR TYPE) To set R/G/B PED/FLARE Knob for Pedestal control or Flare control. LED and this switch lights in case of Flare control mode.

③. PAINT LOCK Switch (JOYSTICK TYPE)

If this switch is pressed to ON, ① all Control Knobs are inhibited and Control Knob rotation doesn’t affect. If this switch pressed to OFF, Inhibit of Control Knob is released without data jump regardless the Knob position. By pressing this switch while pressing KNOB FREE Switch, R/G/B PED/FLARE Control Knob can be set Pedestal Control or Flare Control. LED lights when the switch is set to Flare Control.

8.5. IRIS / PEDESTAL Control Portion

①. IRIS Indicator To display F number of lens. Indicate “---” without F number at F16 to Close. ②. AUTO IRIS Switch To set AUTO IRIS mode. ③. LENS EXT Indicator Lights up when the lens extender is ON. ④. FULL / RELATIVE Switch ・ FULL Switch To fix “IRIS Control” to FULL Range. ・ RELATIVE Switch To set “IRIS Control” to Relative Mode. ⑤. RANGE / SENS Control Knob ・ RANGE Control Knob To set center position of Item” IRIS Control”. ・ SENS Control Knob To set knob rotation sensitivity of Item “IRIS Control”. Sensitivity can be set from +/- 1 F stop to +/- 2 F stop. ⑥. CALL Switch To press to light RED TALLY of camera head and CCU. Call switch will light when call switch of camera head and BS/CCU is pressed. ⑦. PREVIEW Switch When this switch is operated, the PREVIEW signal is output from the EXT-2(PREVIEW) connector. And, the PREVIEW signal is output from networked BS hub and CCU. While pressing PREVIEW Switch, PV(-) and COM of EXT-2(PREVIEW) Connector are contacted. But PREVIEW Switch is not pressed, PV(+) and COM of EXT-2(PREVIEW) connector are contacted. ⑧. JOYSTICK To control IRIS and Master PEDESTAL by joystick. At the AUTO IRIS mode, IRIS can be controlled with +/- 1 stop of F number. Press joystick head to PREVIEW switch "ON". Control action is parallel operation with PREVIEW Switch.

8.6. Status Indicate Portion

①. Camera Number Indicator Program Camera Number of connected is displayed. ②. MASTER PED Indicator Indicates MASTER PEDSTAL parameter. ③. KNOB FREE Switch While pressing this switch, following mentioned knobs set FREE to hold control parameter if knobs are rotated. In case of AWB or Auto Setup is executed when R/G/B GAIN knob center is offset, or ABB or Auto Setup is executed when R/G/B of PED/M.PED is offset, Knob center will be offset from mechanical center position. Those offset of each parameter can be cleared if you rotate Knob to mechanical center with pressing this switch.

④. HEAD POWER Indicator When the power supply of the camera head is “ON", it lights. ⑤. OPT Indicator To indicate optic signal level at fiber optic cable transmission. Optic signal level from Camera Head to CCU shows on CCU Indicator and the signal level from CCU to Camera Head that shows on Head Indicator. Each indicator express five levels of optical signal condition with combination of Green / Red / Amber color and ON / OFF / BLINK.

・ OK Green ON ・ ATTENTION Amber ON ・ WARNING Amber Blink ・ NG Red ON ・ NON CONNECTION OFF ⑥ CABLE Indicator To indicate optic fiber cable condition between Camera Head and CCU. If any problem is detected, each indicator turns on.

・ OPEN Disconnection or breaking cable ・ SHORT Short circuited ⑦ ALARM Indicator (Switch) Alarm lamp will blink when any NG is found on the system by the detection of self-diagnosis function. When the switch is pushed when blinking, simple Diagnos is displayed on the LCD.

8.7. Other functions and operations of OCP

A Color Space Setting for SMPTE / EBU / ITU-709 ①. How to change with OCP Press SET UP on the OCP and go to COLOR , Matrix on the touch screen menu. Select one from EBU, SMPTE, or ITU with a rotary encoder under Matrix Select . ②. How to change with HEAD MENU Select one from ITU / EBU / SMPTE / OFF at MATRIX of PROCESS MODE in MENU(1/2) of the HEAD MENU.

B How to use AUTO SET UP Press SETUP switch on the LCD display and press AUTO SET UP to show the following display.

When using the Hi-Motion II, functions and operations of each button are as follows. ・ Full (Full Auto Setup) Enables Auto White Shading ・ Level (Level Auto Setup) Invalid ( “STOP” is displayed on VF) ・ Full Quick (Full Quick Auto Setup) Invalid (beep) ・ Quick (Quick Auto Setup) Invalid ( “Stop” is displayed on VF) ・ Black Shade (Auto Black Shade) Enables Auto Black Balance ・ Skin Hue (Auto Hue Detect) Invalid ( “STOP” is displayed on VF)

C How to adjust MASTER PED reference value MASTER PED value returns to “0” (zero) after ABB, as default. If you want to set it other than “0” (zero), adjust the MASTER PED value first. Then press MAINTE button on OCP and REF.SET button to display ABB button. Keep pressing the ABB button until beep and press START button. When both ABB and START buttons turn from Yellow to Green, the setup finished. After that the MASTER PED returns to the set value after ABB.

D Collective stop operation for recording and playing You perform the following operation to stop all by one operation when performing recording and playing at the same time.

- Press STOP button of Slow Controller and hold it for a few seconds. All blocks being on recording or playing become stop status.

9 Slow Controller Quick Guide

9.1. LCD indication section

After startup, block selection mode is indicated.

1 2 3 4 5

6 7 8

① Number of the active block Indicates the number of the currently selected block. ② Block status Indicates the status of the selected memory block.

“S” : STOP / “V” : VIEW / “R” : REC / “P” : PLAY / “L” : LOOP ③ Available recording time / Remaining playing time Indicates the available recording time or remaining playing time of the selected memory block. ④ Trigger mode Indicates the selected trigger mode. “START” / “CENT” / “END” / “**%” ⑤ Play speed Indicates the play speed. ⑥ Block recording mode Indicates the recording mode of the selected memory block. “S” : SINGLE / “C” : CONTINUOUS / “L” : LOOP ⑦ Memory block status Indicates the status of each of the divided memory blocks.

“>” Blinking : PLAY / “@” Blinking : REC / “-“ : Recording completed / “_”: Not recorded

“+”: Overwrite disabled ⑧ Display channel

“-“: LIVE image / “>”: PLAY image

9.2. How to Switch between LIVE and REPLAY

A The operator of the Slow Controller operates by looking at PM2 output of the CCU. At this time, select either LIVE or REPLAY image for the overlaid image of PM2 output.

1 How to change LIVE and REPLAY on PM2 output. 2 LIVE and REPLAY image switches alternatively every time STANDBY button is pressed.

3 ○displays when in LIVE and  displays when in REPLAY at the lower right of PM2 output.

4 You can confirm even the display channel of the LCD indication section of the slow controller. For LIVE image, “-“ appears. For PLAY image, “>” appears.

9.3 Block Recording

A The memory can be divided max. 8 Blocks. B The number of Blocks can be set by the following procedure. Please note that all the recorded memory is deleted when the number of Blocks is changed.

1 How to change the number of Blocks 2 Press ASSEMBLE button. 3 Press the desired number of Blocks and select from 1 to 8 . 4 Press ENT button to complete the settings.

C Pressing the numeric key selects the desired Block.

9.4 Recording

A Select one of Blocks you want to start recording with by pressing the numeric key. B Press REC and PLAY buttons at the same time to start recording, and you will see ● blinks on the Block on Block Status Character on PM2 output. The block status on the LCD indication section of the slow controller switches to R and “@” mark blinks.

C Press either REC or STOP button to stop recording. REC button functions on whatever the Block that is being selected, but STOP button only functions on the selected Block.

D When REC button is pressed, the Block Recording stops according to the Trigger Mode Setting (Refer to the following setting), and starts a new Block Recording according to Recording Mode Setting (Refer to Chapter 9.3 F).

How to change Trigger Mode Settings (Regularly, END is selected). 1 Press AE button.

2 Press   buttons to call a desired Trigger Mode as you see on the display of the Slow Controller.

・ 011 TRG/STRT Records after the Triggered point ・ 012 TRG/CENT Records 50% before&after the Triggered Point ・ 013 TRG/END Records before the Triggered point ・ 014 TRG/CSTM Records before&after according to the desired Triggered point 3 When TRIG/CSTM is selected, value setting is displayed at left below of the LCD indication section. You can change the value setting by pressing   of the cross-shaped button. A numerical value decreases by pressing  , a numerical value increases by pressing  .

4 Press ENT button to complete the settings.

E When STOP button is pressed, the Block Recording stops as END Trigger Mode even in whatever the Trigger Mode is selected, and the Block does not jump to the next Block Recording even in CONTINUOUS or LOOP Mode. (Refer to Chapter 9.3 F)

F Recording Mode has three types; SINGLE, CONTINUES and LOOP. In SINGLE Mode, it only records in a Block and does not jump to the next Block Recording. In CONTINUES Mode, it jumps to the next Block Recordings every time REC button is pressed and ends after one round of all the divided Block (For example, if the Blocks are divided as 4 Blocks and started with the 3rd Block, it ends at the 2nd Block after one round).

In LOOP Mode, it jumps to the next Block Recordings every time REC button is pressed, and it continues until STOP button is pressed. When in CONTINUES or LOOP Mode, the Blocks that are being in LOCK and PLAY will not be overwritten. (Refer to Chapter 9.5)

1 How to change Recording Mode Settings. 2 SINGLE, CONTINUES, LOOP mode changes every time 0 button is pressed. 3 Status of 0 and Display of PM2 output at each Mode.

・ SINGLE Mode No light on 0 (S displays at the lower left on PM2 output)

・ CONTINUOUS Mode Light On on 0 (C displays at the lower left on PM2 output)

・ LOOP Mode Light Blinks on 0 (L displays at the lower left on PM2 output)

4 You can confirm even the block recording mode of the LCD indication section of the slow controller. “S” : SINGLE / “C” : CONTINUOUS / “L” : LOOP

9.5 Playback

A Select the Block you want to play back by the numeric key. Once the desired Block is selected, the Block that has not been played back will display as a still image with a setting of PLAY POSITION (Refer to the following settings.), and the Block that has been played back will display with a still image that has been stopped at previous playback. There are 5 ways to play back as B, C, D, E, F and the Block Status displays during playback. The block status on the LCD indication section of the slow controller switches to P and “>” mark blinks. Ongoing playback continues when the Block is just selected. Then press the PLAY button or the Jog wheel to actually start playing back the selected Block.

How to change PLAY POSITION settings 1 Press AE button. 2 Press   buttons to call the desired PLAY POSITION as you see on the display on the Slow Controller. ・ 041-POS/STRT Displays the head of the image clip ・ 042-POS/CENT Displays the middle(50%) of the image clip ・ 043-POS/END Displays the end of the image clip ・ 044-POS/CSTM Displays the desired PLAY POSITION of the image clip ・ 045-POS/TRIG Displays the Triggered point ・ 046-POS/CUE The frame of the CUE point registered last 3 When POS/CSTM is selected, value setting is displayed at left below of the LCD indication section. You can change the value setting by pressing   of the cross-shaped button. A numerical value decreases by pressing  , a numerical value increases by pressing  .

4 Press ENT button to complete the settings.

B When PLAY button is pressed, the image clip starts playback according to the setting of PLAY REF SPEED (Refer to the following settings)

How to change PLAY REF SPEED Settings (Select 60 at 1080/59.94i and 720/59.94p, 50 at 1080/50i. Select 30 or 25 for more slow motion effect)

1 Press AE button. 2 Press   buttons to call the desired PLAY REF SPEED as you see on the display on the Slow Controller. ・ 033-PREF/25 25FPS ・ 034-PREF/30 30FPS ・ 035-PREF/50 50FPS ・ 036-PREF/60 60FPS 3 Press ENT button to complete the settings.

C For T-Bar control after VAR button is pressed, the image clip can be played back according to the desired T-Bar position. For T-Bar playback speed, the playback stops at End position and it plays back with T-Bar Top Speed at Top position.(Refer to the following settings)

How to change T-Bar Top Speed Settings 1 Check 1 button of the CUE MODE SEL button’s light is On on the top of the Slow Controller. If the 1 button’s light blinks, press either 1 or ESC button to make it On.

2 Press MENU button.

3 Press 7(↑) 4(↓) buttons as you see on the display of the Slow Controller and select >CONSOLE, then press ENT button.

4 Press 7(↑) 4(↓) buttons and find Hi2TbarPtn.

5 Press 5(-) 6(+) buttons and select the followings, and press ENT button to confirm. ・ PLAY 0.5x 0.5x faster than PLAY REF SPEED ・ PLAY 1.0x 1x faster than PLAY REF SPEED ・ FRAME 1x 1x faster than FRAME RATE ・ FRAME 2x 2x faster than FRAME RATE

6 Press MENU button to complete the settings.

D When VAR1 VAR2 VAR3 buttons are pressed, the image clip is played back according to the FPS Setting value stated on the below of the each buttons.(Refer to the following settings) It ranges from -1200 to +1200. It means Play in Backwards when all dots of 4 digits blink.

How to change each VAR Settings 1 Check 1 button of the CUE MODE SEL button’s light is On on the top of the Slow Controller. 2 If the 1 button’s light blinks, press either 1 or ESC button to make it On. 3 Press MENU button. 4 Press 7(↑) 4(↓) buttons as you see on the display of the Slow Controller and select >CONSOLE, then press ENT button.

5 Press 7(↑) 4(↓) buttons and select each VAR-1 / VAR-2 / VAR-3. 6 Press 5(-) 6(+) buttons and select value, and press ENT button to confirm. 7 Press MENU button to complete the settings.

E Press SHTL button and rotate the jog wheel, it plays back as shuttle playback. F Press JOG button and rotate the jpg wheel, it plays back as jog playback.

9.6 Block LOCK Function

A The Blocks you do not want to delete can be prevented from overwriting by locking Blocks. (Refer to the following settings)

1 How to lock and unlock the Blocks 2 Double-click the Block you want to lock and the Blocks and the Block changes in LOCK and UNLOCK alternatively. The Block Status on Character display shows key mark when the Block is in LOCK, and does not show key mark in UNLOCK. You can confirm even the memory block status of the LCD indication section of the slow controller. When the Block is in LOCK, “+” appears.

3 Double-click 0 and it unlocks all the Block. B For the other way to lock the Blocks, there is a Auto LOCK Function after recording. See the following settings.

1 How to set Auto LOCK 2 Press AE button. 3 Press   buttons and select the function as you see on the display of the Slow Controller.

・ 021-LOCK/ON Locks automatically after recording ・ 022-LOCK/OFF Does not lock automatically after recording

4 Press ENT button and complete the settings.

9.7 CUE / SEARCH

A When CUE button is pressed during recording, it memorizes the position of the time and the time can be called easily in playback.

B When SEARCH button is pressed, it jumps to the last CUE point in the selected Block, and to the next CUE point with a second press. Every SEARCH press jumps back to the former CUE point and once it reaches to the first CUE point in the selected Block, it jumps to the last CUE point of the Block.

C Pressing   buttons instead of pressing SEARCH button jumps to the CUE points between Blocks.

D CUE point can be assigned max. 10 points per a Block. E PREROLL Setting is available (Refer to the following settings). Pressing either one of PREROLL 1 PREROLL 2 PREROLL 3 buttons on the top of the Slow Controller as each light is On, pressing SEARCH button or   buttons jumps by offsetting the second of 3 digits that are set (0.1sec) to the past. Press each button that is lit On again to release PREROLL function.

How to change each PREROLL Settings 1 Check 1 button of the CUE MODE SEL button’s light is On on the top of the Slow Controller. If the 1 button’s light blinks, press either 1 or ESC button to make it On. 2 Press MENU button. 3 Press 7(↑) 4(↓) buttons as you see on the display of the Slow Controller and select >CONSOLE, then press ENT button.

4 Press 7(↑) 4(↓) buttons and select each Hi2Preroll-1 / Hi2Preroll-2 / Hi2Preroll-3. 5 Press 5 (-) 6(+) buttons and select value, and press ENT button to confirm. 6 Press MENU button to complete the settings.

9.8 Program Replay Mode

Pressing UB button can select normal replay mode, program replay mode1, and program replay mode2. Each time UB button is pressed, the mode changes as normal replay mode>program replay mode1>program replay mode2>normal replay mode. The following description shows UB button lamp status for each mode.

A UB button status for each mode 1 Normal Replay Mode : UB button off 2 Program Replay Mode1 : UB button on 3 Program Replay Mode2 : UB button blink B Description of each mode 1 Normal Replay Mode  Traditional replay mode. It starts to replay at set PLAY REF SPEED when PLAY is pressed. 2 Program Replay Mode1 and Program Replay Mode 2 Pressing PLAY when the mode is at Program Replay Mode1 or Program Replay Mode2 starts to replay as follows when the Time Code reaches where you hit IN and OUT .

Program Replay Mode1

FRAME RATE e.g. 400 fps e.g. 400 fps

PLAY REF SPEED e.g. 50 fps

IN OUT

Program Replay Mode2

FRAME RATE e.g. 400 fps

PLAY REF SPEED e.g. 50 fps e.g. 50 fps

IN OUT

C How to assign IN point and OUT point IN point and OUT point can be assigned by pressing IN and OUT of Slow Controller.

1 IN and OUT can be assigned one point for each. 2 If IN or OUT is pressed after assigning IN and OUT , the last press point in Time Code base becomes valid and all the past Time Code will be deleted.

3 When there is IN or OUT information, IN or OUT on Slow Controller turns on as well as the side bar on PM1 and PM2 monitor as follows.

No IN or OUT information IN or OUT information 4 Double-clicking IN or OUT will remove the stored Time Code.

9.9 Auto Play Mode

Please press TC button to turn ON/OFF the Auto Play mode. The mode is changed with every press of TC button, e.g. Auto Play ON > Auto Play OFF > Auto Play ON...

A TC button status in Auto Play mode 1 Auto Play mode OFF : Indicator of TC button is OFF 2 Auto Play mode ON : Indicator of TC button is ON and A mark appears on the PM display NOTE : Default setting of A mark display is OFF for all the outputs (VF, MONITOR, PM1, and PM2) when the firmware is updated. In order to show or hide A mark, please set it up manually at the HEAD MENU: MENU(1/2)>VF DISPLAY>CHARACTER SET>[AUTO PLAY].

B General Operation in Auto Play mode 1 Press REC button to start recording. 2 At that time, a recording Block will move to the next and the recorded Block is automatically locked. The LOCK mark appears in the Memory Block Status and the camera automatically starts playing back the data in the Block.

3 Playback range will be from the starting point specified with the PLAY POSITION (selected in the HEAD MENU) to the last frame in the Block.

4 After playing back all the range, the LOCK mark disappear and the camera starts playing back the data in the next Block, not played yet.

5 During the Auto Play, buttons like STOP , PLAY , FWD , REW , numerical keypad, and Jog wheel operations are valid.

When playing back until the last frame, playback of the Block is regarded as completed.

C Tips and Advices on Auto Play mode 1 Playback range in the Auto Play is from the starting point specified with the PLAY POSITION to the last frame. If you want to stop the playback in the middle of Block, double-click STOP button on the slow controller, so that the LOCK mark disappears and the camera starts playing back the next Block. Double-clicking STOP buttons on the side panel of the camera head and the J-Pad2 are invalid.

2 If there is no Block to play (not yet played), the camera stands by until the recorded Block is ready. 3 Basically the camera starts playing back the recorded Blocks automatically from the oldest Block with LOCK mark. cannot be locked or unlocked.

4 “LOCK AFTER REC” is forced to turn ON and prohibited to turn it OFF. Also an individual Block cannot be locked or unlocked.

5 All the Blocks are unlocked when the Auto Play mode is turned ON from OFF. The unlocked Blocks remain unlocked even if the mode is turned OFF again.

6 The camera automatically plays back the recorded Blocks that are recorded after the Auto Play mode is turned ON.

7 If there is no Block to play (not yet played), the recording Block becomes active and live images are output from the REPLAY port (HD-SDI2). If there is no Block to play and no recording Block, the camera stops at the Block played at last.

8 When the Auto Play mode is turned ON from OFF, the PLAY POSITION is forced to be START to prevent erroneous operation. However the PLAY POSITION can be set to others later. If END or CUSOTM >90% is selected, the starting point to playback is automatically set at the 150th frame to the last frame.

9 Automatic playback starts when PLAY button is pressed while the Auto Play mode is ON.

In the Auto Play mode, playback-related operations, such as REW , STOP , FWD buttons, JOG wheel, T-bar, VAR are valid in the same Block. In order to move to the next Block to play (not yet played) automatically, press PLAY button.

10 If any Block is selected with the numerical keypad and PLAY button is pressed, the camera starts playing back the selected Block. At that time, all the recorded Blocks in-between are skipped and not played.

11 Setting of the Auto Play mode (ON or OFF) remains when the camera is rebooted. Default setting of the Auto Play mode is OFF.

12 During the Loop Playback operation with J-Pad2 or the side panel of the camera head, the local operation has a priority over the Auto Play.

9.10 Setting the playing flicker correction

Set the flicker and noise suppression function for the video being played. The playing flicker correction function is reflected on the playing video. You can adjust the value with watching the playing video.

A Press the CTL button on the slow controller to enter the flicker correction mode.

While the flicker correction mode is in effect, the AE button lights. B The flicker correction setting indication appears in the LCD indication section of the slow controller. 1 2 3

① ON/OFF setting of the flicker correction function

FL1 : Flicker Correction : ON FL0 : Flicker Correction : OFF ② GAIN value of the flicker correction G00 ~ G10 : 10 level ③ Threshold of the flicker correction

T00 ~ T10 : 10 level

C Press the 0 button and turn ON/OFF setting of the flicker correction function.

The setting switches by each press like ON -> OFF -> ON ....

D Press   of the cross-shaped button, and set a GAIN value of the flicker correction.

E Press   of the cross-shaped button and set a threshold of the flicker correction.

F If you press the CTL or ESC button, you can exit from Flicker Correction mode.

9.11 Setting of output image right after recording

You can select the replay output images which recorded just after that. - The replay output images : (HD-SDI OUT2 of back face of CCU / HDSDI-2 of back of camera head / the connectors that indication is set in [PLAY] : MONITOR, HD-PM OUT1, HD-PM OUT2)

A You can set on head menu. SLOW CONTROLLER on head menu MENU(1/2)page > Set in the pages of LIVE AFTER REC.

1 LIVE AFTER REC ON : LIVE image 2 LIVE AFTER REC OFF : Play image (frame image set on the play start image)

B Behavior with LIVE AFTER REC ON You can use this when you record multiple blocks in a row or you want to avoid outputting still images with LIVE image output after recording. When this mode is ON, the display switches from LIVE image to Play image by pressing PLAY switch or so. Also, when you move to the other block which is already recorded, still images of the selected block are outputted instead of the LIVE image.

C Behavior with LIVE AFTER REC OFF After recording, a still image which is set with Play start frame is displayed.

* When the system format is set in 1080I59/720P59/1080I50/720P50, this setting functions.

* When the system format is set in 1080P59/1080P50, this setting is fixed to the setting in LIVE AFTER REC : OFF without depending on the menu setting.

9.12 Collective stop operation of recording and playing

If you want to stop by one operation collectively when you are recording and playing at the same time, you can do the following operation.

A Press STOP button of Slow Controller and hold it for a few seconds.

All blocks being on recording or playing become stop status.

9.13 Non Functional Buttons

The following buttons are not functional.

1 SAVE button空白

2 A1 and A2 buttons on EDIT line 3 RESET button on TC line 4 2 , 3 and 4 buttons in PORT line ( 1 and 2 buttons are used in 3D application) 5 2 and 3 buttons in CUE MODE SEL line

9.14 FACTORY SET of the slow controller MDC

When set FACTORY SET (factory shipment setting) of the slow controller, you perform the following operation. You can perform FACTORY SET of the slow controller only with the slow controller.

1. Set the POWER switch of the slow controller to OFF.

2. Set the POWER switch on the back surface of the slow controller to ON while pressing three buttons (the MENU button, 1 and 2 buttons in the ten-key button section) at the same time.

3. Continue pressing three buttons until LCD indication section shows [Initialize …] indication. 4. Separate your hand from three buttons, and the indication of LCD indication section advances with [Initialize …] -> [Version] -> [SysCfg int …] -> [Event int …] -> [System Setup] and confirm that the slow controller starts normally.

*All the items to perform by the menu operation of the slow controller are replaced by factory shipment setting when set FACTORY SET of the slow controller. It is necessary to set the items (such as “the maximum speed of the T-bar”, “fixed VAR speed “, “PREROLL time “) which changed the set value once again.

As for the slow controller, even in the case of the previous version (MDC50T-NAC08 S0130-52), there is not the problem with operation. But there are following functions restrictions.

The firmware of the slow controller cannot update by the user, so contact your rental agent or supplier.

The functions restrictions

Version Version Item MDC50T-NAC09 S0130-53 MDC50T-NAC08 S0130-52

LCD indication Block status information is displayed. Block status information is not displayed. section See Section 9.1 “LCD indication section”. See Section 9.1 “LCD indication section”.

Trigger mode The change of the value of TRIG/CSTM is not The change of the value of TRIG/CSTM is possible. possible. See Section 9.4 “Recording D-How to change See Section 9.4 “Recording D How to change Trigger Mode Settings”. Trigger Mode Settings”.

Playing The change of the value of POS/CSTM is not The change of the value of POS/CSTM is possible. start frame possible. See Section 9.5 “Playback A-How to change PLAY See Section 9.5 “Playback A-How to change PLAY POSITION settings”. POSITION settings”.

Playing flicker The adjustment of setting the playing flicker The adjustment of setting the playing flicker correction correction is possible. correction is not possible. See Section 9.10 “Setting the playing flicker See Section 9.10 “Setting the playing flicker correction”. correction”.

Stop operation Collective stop operation for recording and playing is Collective stop operation for recording and playing is for recording and possible. not possible. playing See Section 9.12 “Collective stop operation for See Section 9.12 “Collective stop operation for recording and playing”. recording and playing”.

10 Table of Recording Speed and Time See the following table when recording with preset recording speed. Each box shows the recording time in sec when the Memory is not divided into Blocks.

CAPTURE 1080 720 Available Recording 11425 25441 Frames REC TIME EXTENDED OFF(default) ON OFF(default) ON

24 476 952 1060 2120 30 380 761 848 1696 50 228 457 508 1017 60 190 380 424 848 100 114 228 254 508 120 95 190 212 424 150 76 152 169 339 180 63 126 141 282 240 47 95 106 212 Recording 300 38 76 84 169 Speed 400 28 57 63 127 500 22 45 50 101 600 38 38 42 84 700 32 32 36 72 800 28 28 63 63 900 25 25 56 56 1000 22 22 50 50 1200 ------42 42 1500 ------33 33

The setting of REC TIME EXTENDED ON/OFF is at ENGINEER MENU (1/2) > SYSTEM MAINTENANCE. The recording time can be extended by NAC’s proprietary image process with minimum image deterioration.

11 Camera Head Menu

11.1 Operating the head menu function

A How to set the Camera Head Menu from Camera Head 1 Check the SIDE PANEL switch on the rear of Camera Head is ON. 2 Press MENU button and HEAD MENU Character appears on the VF. 3 Rotate the Jog Wheel to select, and push down the Jog Wheel to confirm the setting. 4 Press MENU button to clear the HEAD MENU Character after all the setting is completed. B How to set the Camera Head Menu with OCP 1 Press OPE button on OCP as you see on Picture Monitor 1 output. 2 Stop all the Block Recording and Playback as it displays Camera Operation Screen.

3 Press MENU button on the top right of the OCP screen and PM1 and HEAD MENU appears on PIM1/PM2.

4 Go to the desired menu by using Select Knob or Next Knob, and press ENTER button to confirm.

5 After all the setting is finished, press QUIT button to complete the settings. No need to reboot the system.

11.2 Descriptions for each Camera Head Menu

MENU (1/2)

 RECORDING：

 Here explains the setting of Imager for recording. The FPN changes if these settings are changed, therefore please do not forget to perform Auto Black Balance by pressing ABB button after any setting has changed.

PRESET, CUSTOM 24F/S - 1500F/S

FRAME RATE Changes the recording Frame Rate. 24-1500fps is available at CAPTURE 720. Variable Frame Rate setting (every 1 frame) is available when CUSTOM is selected.

-3dB, 0dB, +3dB, +6dB

SENSITIVITY Changes the Sensitivity. Lower noise level is achieved than the Gain setting on OCP therefore this setting is recommended to be done before the Gain setting on OCP for night games.

PRESET, CUSTOM 1.0% - 100.0% SHUTTER SPEED Changes the Shutter Speed. Variable setting(every 1% step) is available when CUSTOM is selected.

3200K, 5600K, 6300K, 7500K COLOR TEMP Changes the Color Temperature electrically.

1080, 720 CAPTURE Changes Capture Size of the sensor. Refer to Chapter 6. Please reboot the system every time the Capture Size is changed.

NORMAL, L-R, T-B, LRTB

Image Output is flappable without delay when 3D application. IMAGE FLIP L-R for Left/Right flip, T-B for Top/Bottom flip, and LRTB for Top/Bottom, Left/Right. When the camera boots up, NORMAL is automatically set, regardless of the last setting.

 SLOW CONTROLLER  Refer to Chapter 9 for more details.

START, CENTER, END, CUSTOM 0% - 100% TRIGGER MODE Trigger timing setting when the Trigger button(REC) is pressed.

CONT, SINGLE, LOOP BLOCK REC MODE Setting for Block Recording Mode.

ON, OFF LOCK AFTER REC Auto Lock Function for the Blocks after recording.

ON, OFF

LIVE AFTER REC Sets the playing output video when the REC mode ends. ON: LIVE video output / OFF: Replay video output (the frame designated by PLAY POSITION)

ON, OFF AUTO PLAY AUTO PLAY is a function that automatically starts playing of a freshly recorded block.

25.00F/S, 29.97F/S, 50.00F/S, 59.94F/S PLAY REF SPEED Setting for Playback speed when PLAY button is pressed.

START, CENTER, END, CUSTOM, CUE, TRIG 0% - 100% PLAY POSITION Setting for the Playback position that displays as the first when the Block is selected.

PARTITION 1 – 8

MEMORY BLOCK SELECT 1 – 8 FREE, LOCK

Setting for the number of Blocks, selection, and Lock/Unlock function.

ACC, CONST ***F/S

In STOP mode, sets the playing speed when the FWD/REV switch of J-PAD2 or the FWD/REW switch of the camera head is pressed for long. JPAD2 CONTROL ACC : Sets the maximum value of the playing speed (ACCELERATION) CONST : Sets the constant value of the playing speed (CONSTANT)

 VF DISPLAY  Settings for images on VF and no effect on main output.

Setting for ON/OFF of Characters displayed on each VF, MON, Picture CHARACTER SET Monitor 1, Picture Monitor 2

0 – 100 VF DTL Setting for details for VF output image.

0 – 100 MARKER/CHAR LVL Setting for the Brightness of Marker and Character that is overlaid on the screen.

ON-16:9, ON-14:9, ON-13:9, ON-4:3, OFF FRAME MARKER Setting for Aspect Ratio of Frame Marker.

16:9, 4:3 VF ASPECT Setting for Aspect Ratio of VF.

OFF, ON-4:3, ON-13:9, ON16:9 SIDE MASK Setting for Aspect Ratio of Side Mask.

0 – 100 CONTRAST Setting for Aspect Ratio of Contrast on Side Mask.

0 – 100 BRIGHT Setting for Brightness on Side Mask.

ACTION, TITLE SAFETY AREA Setting for SAFETY AREA. 93% for ACTION, 89% for TITLE.

ON-4:3, ON-16:9, OFF SAFETY MARKER Setting for Aspect Ratio of Safety Marker. It also clears the line that is set at SAFETY AREA when it is OFF.

ON, OFF CENTER MARKER Setting for ON/OFF of Center Marker.

ZEBRA1 DETECT 30% - 109%

Setting for the detection level of ZEBRA 1. ZEBRA INDICATOR ZEBRA2 IND OFF, ON

Setting for ON/OFF of ZEBRA2 Indicator.

ZEBRA2 DETECT 30% - 109%

Setting for the detection level of ZEBRA 2.

ZEBRA IND LVL 1 – 100

Setting for Brightness of ZEBRA Indicator.

G, R, OFF VF REC TALLY Setting for Tally color on VF when recording.

AUTO, ON COLOR VF Setting for Automatic Recognition Function when Color VF is connected.

ENABLE, DISABLE

FRONT TALLY Setting for Front Tally on Color VF. ENABLE/DISABLE can only be changed when COLOR VF ON. ENABLE is only selectable when COLOR VF OFF (DISABLE is not displayed).

 VIDEO OUTPUT MODE

LIVE, PLAY VF OUT SEL VF Output can be selected from LIVE or REPLAY.

LIVE, PLAY, RET IN

LIVE, PLAY：MON OUT from Camera can be selected. RET IN：This feature only available when in Stand Alone Style. Image that MON OUT SEL is input can be displayed on the viewfinder by pressing RET keys on the lenses. *The displayable image is only one channel no matter the position of the RET SEL or RET key 1/2, and this does not function when CCU is connected. *The system retains the setting made before the power in turned OFF, even if the power is turned OFF after operation.

DISABLE, ENABLE UNDER 0% Setting for the cut of output image’s video level.

 LEVEL ADJUST  LEVEL ADJUST cannot be changed when CCU is connected. This only works when in Stand Alone Style. When OCP is connected with Camera Head, LEVEL ADJSUT can be changed only with OCP.

-100 - +100 MASTER GAMMA Setting for Master Gamma.

-100 - +100 MASTER PED Setting for Master Pedestal.

-100 - +100 MASTER FLARE Setting for Master Flare.

-100 - +100 DTL GAIN Setting for DTL Gain.

READY/PUSH_SET→CLR/CANCEL ADJ CLR Set the value that is selected in LEVEL ADJUST to default.

 PROCESS MODE

OFF, ITU, EBU, SMPTE MATRIX Select desired color space.

ON, OFF

Setting for highlight DTL effect.

GAIN -100 - +100 HI-LIGHT DTL Setting for highlight DTL GAIN.

LIMIT -100 - +100

Setting for highlight DTL LIMIT.

ON, OFF DTV V FILTER Setting for DTV V FILTER effect.

 TIME

YEAR

MONTH

DAY Edits the current time. Set it to the local time as this TIME Time Code displays on Picture Monitors. HOUR

MINUTE

SECOND

 TEMP INFO

TEMP (LIMIT)

PRISM **℃ (50℃)

SNS(R) **℃ (70℃) Display the temperature information and the fan rotation information in SNS(G) ** (70 ) ℃ ℃ the camera head. (LIMIT) is setting of the values to SNS(B) ** (70 ) ℃ ℃ notify of temperature abnormality. FAN STATUS shows the rotary PROC1 ** (70 ) ℃ ℃ speed of the fan. PROC2 **℃ (70℃)

FAST, NORMAL, FAN STATUS (** ) SLOW, OFF ％

 OTHER INFO  Display the following status information.

WORKING TIME Total Operating Time

SUB TIME Resettable Operating Time

MEM SIZE Memory Size on each RGB channel

INPUT VOLTAGE DC-Input voltage

VERSION Firmware Version on each part

MENU (2/2)

 AUTO IRIS SET

OFF, ON IRIS SET MODE Setting for ON/OFF of each Auto Iris Control.

-100 - +100 IRIS LEVEL SET Setting for Auto Iris Range.

-100 - +100 PEAK RATIO SET Setting for Iris Correction when the Contrast is high.

1 - 100 IRIS GAIN Setting for Iris Response Sensitivity.

1 - 100 IRIS SPEED Setting for Iris Response Speed.

F22, F20, F18, F16 IRIS LIMIT Setting for Iris Limit Value in close direction when in Auto Iris Mode.

OFF, F2.8, F16 LENS ADJUST Setting for Control Voltage Output of Lens Iris Adjustment.

 AUTO SETUP MODE

ON, OFF AWB WITH A.IRIS Setting for ON/OFF of Auto Iris Control when AWB performed.

ON, OFF AWB REFERENCE Setting for validity of AWB converge value.

AWB, ABB

REFERENCE SET Performing this command after desired B/W setting stores the R/G and B/G as Reference. Note: DIP-SW must be set with the Camera Head prior to this change.

 SW ASSIGN

RET-1, ZOOM-, FOCUS-, NONE RET-1 (HANDLE) Assigns the selected functions on RET-1 (HANDLE).

RET-2, ZOOM+, FOCUS+, NONE RET-2 (HANDLE) Assigns the selected functions on RET-2 (HANDLE).

1 - 100 ZOOM SPEED Setting for Zoom Speed when RET1 and 2 is assigned for.

1 - 100 FOCUS SPEED Setting for Focus Speed when RET1 and 2 is assigned for.

OFF, RET-1, PROD MIC, ENG MIC, ENG+PROD MIC, TRIG, VF OUT, VF CHAR RET (LENS) Assigns a function when pressing the RET button on an ENG lens.

OFF, PROD MIC, ENG MIC, ENG+PROD MIC, TRIG, RET-2, VF OUT, VF CHAR VTR (LENS) Assigns a function when pressing the VTR button on an ENG lens.

-3dB, +3dB MID GAIN Setting for Gain when Gain switch was set as “M”.

+3dB, +6dB, +9dB, +12dB HIGH GAIN Setting for Gain when Gain switch was set as "H".

FUNC1 - 6

Assigns the Short Cut functions on Function Switches. SHIFT key + 1-3 will be 4-6. Assignable functions are:

FRAME RATE UP : [24F/S -> … -> 1500F/S (-> 24F/S …)] FRAME RATE DOWN : [1500F/S -> … -> 24F/S (-> 1500F/S -> …)] SENSITIVITY UP : [-3dB -> 0dB -> +3dB -> +6dB (-> -3dB …)] SENSITIVITY DOWN : [+6dB -> +3dB -> 0dB -> -3dB (-> +6dB …)] SHUTTER SPEED UP : [1.6% -> 6.3% -> 25% -> 50% -> 100% (-> 1.6% …)] SHUTTER SPEED DOWN : [100% -> 50% -> 25% -> 6.3% -> 1.6% (-> 100% …)] COLOR TEMP : [3200K -> 5600K -> 6300K -> 7500K (-> 3200K …)] IMAGE FLIP : [NORMAL -> LR -> TB -> LRTB (-> NORMAL …)] TRIGGER MODE : [START -> CENTER -> END -> CUSTOM (-> START …)] FUNC SW SET REC MODE : [SINGLE -> CONT -> LOOP (-> SINGLE …)] LOCK AFTER REC : [ON -> OFF (-> ON …)] LIVE AFTER REC : [ON -> OFF (-> ON …)] AUTO PLAY : [ON -> OFF (-> ON …)] PLAY REF SPEED : [25F/S -> 29.97F/S -> 50F/S -> 59.94F/S (-> 25F/S …)] PLAY POSITION : [TRIG -> START -> CENT -> END -> CUSTOM -> CUE (-> TRIG …)] FLICKER CORRECTION : [ON -> OFF (-> ON …)] FAN STOP 1MIN : The fan rotation stops. After one minute, however, the mode automatically returns to AUTO mode. VF CHAR : [ON -> OFF (-> ON …)] VF OUT SEL : LIVE -> PLAY (-> LIVE …)]

 MIC GAIN CONTROL

-60dB, -50dB, -40dB, -30dB, -20dB, -10dB, 0dB, +4dB MIC1 STEP Setting of Gain for MIC1 at Camera rear panel.

-100 - 100 STEP:1 MIC1 FINE Fine-tuning of Gain for MIC1 at Camera rear panel.

-60dB, -50dB, -40dB, -30dB, -20dB, -10dB, 0dB, +4dB MIC2 STEP Setting of Gain for MIC2 at Camera rear panel.

-100 - 100 STEP:1 MIC2 FINE Fine-tuning of Gain for MIC2 at Camera rear panel.

 H PHASE CONTROL

-100 - +100

H PHASE Setting for Horizontal Phase of GENLOCK and this is available for HD-SDI out from the rear of Camera Head when in Stand Alone Style. H PHASE can be controlled from CCU Menu when CCU is connected.

 LENS SELECT

ON, OFF LENS SERIAL I/F Setting for ON/OFF of Lens Serial Interface. Set it ON usually

 SYSTEM

BATT WARN VOLT 10.5 - 13.5V BATTERY WARNING Warning displays on VF/PM1/PM2 when the selected Input Voltage on DC IN Connector recognizes lower voltage

BARS MODE FULL, MULTI

Setting for Color Bar Signal BARS MODE BARS ON ON, OFF

Setting for ON/OFF of Color Bar output

SEMI SELF MODE ON, OFF

Setting ON keeps the following parameters when OCP is disconnected. Setting OFF turns all the parameters to defaults when OCP is disconnected. ON/OFF of CAP, BARS, CAL, IRIS, AWB CH, GAMMA, FLARE, MATRIX, MATRIX CH, BLACK PRESS/STRETCH, KNEE, WHITE CLIP, COLOR SAT, COLOR CORR, DTL, SOFT DTL, STEP GAIN CPU SYSTEM Number of GAIN, GAMMA, BLACK GAMMA, FLARE, TOTAL KNEE, R/G/B CONTROL KNEE, WHT CLIP, DTL, HI-LIGHT DTL, SOFT DTL, SKIN DTL, MATRIX, COLOR CORR, COLOR SAT, WHT SHADE, BLK SET, PED

SEMI REMOTE MODE ON, OFF

Setting for side switches “GAIN”,”AWB”,“OUTPUT” when in Stand Alone style. When ON, side switches become valid, but no control from OCP. When OFF, no control from camera head, but only from OCP is valid.

ENGINEER MENU (1/2)

 CAMERA HEAD FORMAT

1080I59, 720P59, 1080P59, 1080I50, 720P50, 1080P50

FORMAT SELECT Changes Image Output Format of the Camera. The Format has to be identical with CCU Format when Camera is connected to CCU.

 SENSOR MAINTENANCE  Specify Sensor BIAS settings

DEFAULT, USER BIAS SET Usually set to DEFAULT. Set to USER when you change R/G/Bch gain or offset value as the following chart shows.

COLOR TEMP 3200K, 5600K, 6300K, 7500K

SENSITIVITY -3dB, 0dB, +3dB, +6dB

R AMPLITUDE

R SETUP

G AMPLITUDE 0.00 - 4.20 G SETUP USER SET B AMPLITUDE

B SETUP

Changes R/G/Bch gain and offset value at selected COLOR TEMP, SENSITIVITY. If these values are changed, the system memorizes this value even the camera is turned off.

DEFAULT ALL YES, NO

The above settings become DEFAULT＝Factory Set.

 SYSTEM MAINTENANCE

DOT NOISE CANCEL ON, OFF DOT LEVEL 0 - 1023 NOISE CANCEL Normally CANCEL ON and set LEVEL as 256.

FLICKER AVERAGE OFF, ON LIVE IMAGE Flicker Correction in Live view. DEFAULT is ON.

FLICKER CORRECTION OFF, ON

Flicker Correction in Play view.

GAIN 1 - 10

Specifies intensity of Flicker Correction. Larger value gives more effect in PLAY IMAGE reducing flicker and noise but also in increasing motion blur. THRESH 1 - 10

Specifies threshold of Flicker Correction. Smaller value gives more effect in reducing motion blur but in increasing flicker and noise. This parameter should be changed for fine-adjustment with higher value of GAIN. When GAIN value is small, this does not affect images remarkably.

3D CONTROL MASTER, SLAVE

Synchronizes 2 Cameras as Master and Slave in 3D application. When the camera boots up, MASTER is automatically set, regardless of the last setting.

ON, OFF

REC TIME EXTEND OFF prioritizes the image quality at all the Frame Rate setting. ON prioritizes the Recording Time at all the Recording Speed.

 AUTO DPC  Function to correct defect pixels

ON, OFF

DPC ON / OFF Defect Pixel Correction. This is automatically turned ON when booted up, completed DPC correction, and changed CAPTURE. Two DPC data can be saved, one each for 1080 and 720 CAPTURE.

Creates Correction data by specifying a defect pixel. AUTO DPC is enabled only after ABB correction. Perform ABB and then DPC START manually close a lens before AUTO DPC. In order to validate the correction data when re-booted, the data must be saved in DPC SAVE.

DPC SAVE Saves the defect pixel correction data created in DPC START.

0 – 1023 DEFAULT：16

LOW THRESH Corrects pixels that video level is darker than LOW THRESH. Set to “LOW THRESH < UPPER THRESH”.

0 – 1023 DEFAULT：128 UPPER THRESH Corrects pixels that video level is brighter than UPPER THRESH. Set to “LOW THRESH < UPPER THRESH”.

 CAMERA ID SETUP

PROGRAM NO. OFF, 1 - 99 Setting for Program and ID number value ID NO. 1 - 40

 IRIS CIRCUIT ADJUST

ON, OFF

Menu to correct an error between the iris value shown on OCP and the actual index on a lens. When turning ON, the wizard appears. According to ADJUST MODE the wizard, adjust the iris value to F2.8 and F16 with the Menu Dial on the camera head or the Rotary Encoder on OCP. After setting, press EXECUTE on OCP display. At that time, selecting TEMPORARY makes the setting to default.

ENGINEER MENU (2/2)

 PRESET FILE LOAD

ENGINEER, FACTORY

FILE SELECT Selection of the file for uploading. ENGINEER is for User Setting File, and FACTORY is for Factory Setting.

READY, START, CANCEL LOAD START Uploads the Preset File selected in FILE SELECT

 ENGINEER SET FILE RENEW

DATA RENEW MODE Saves all the setting value as ENGINEER setting

 UPDATE

I/F PART UPDATE FW, PIF, MEM, SNS Updates each part from USB interface on the side of the Camera Body PROC PART UPDATE FW, PROC1, PROC2

12 Trouble Shooting

12.1 Possible troubles during system initialization

A No image output 1 Reboot Camera and CCU as a whole system.

B Noise on image output. There are three ways to perform trouble shooting. Try the following three measures. 1 Press ABB button on OCP.

2 If 1 does not solve the problem, reboot Camera and CCU as a whole system.

3 If 2 does not solve the problem, change the setting of FRAME RATE、SENSITIVITY、COLOR

TEMP etc. temporarily to see if the problem will be solved, and set it back to the previous settings if solved.

C CCU repeats booting 1 Disconnect the GENLOCK signal. When the System Format and the GENLOCK signal are not identical, the system does not boot up correctly when the GENLOCK signal is in. Check both are identical first as you disconnect the GENLOCK signal after the system is initialized.

2 At normal mode when the System Format and the GENLOCK signal are identical, the system does the second BOOTING… because the system first initializes with internal signal and then initializes with external signal by recognizing GENLOCK signal.

3 When the Camera System Format is at 1080/50i or 720/59.94p, there will be BOOTING… for two time after initialization, but this is not a failure. This is because Hi-MotionII first initializes with 1080/59.94i then changes to the selected format after the system check.

D Screen Burn-In 1 Close the lens iris and press ABB button. The lens iris automatically closed by pressing ABB button when the lens cable is properly connected to the Camera.

12.2 Noise from Intercom on CCU If you hear noise from the Intercom of CCU, check the following setting. 1 Turn ON LENS SERIAL I/F on the Camera Head ( MENU (2/2) > LENS SELECT > LENS SERIAL I / F ).

2 Turn ON a serial communication switch of a box lens.

13 Precautions when using SHED-HDX. Systems of Telecast Fiber Systems, Inc.

13.1 Setup

A Hi-MotionII supports SHED-HDX. Systems of Telecast Fiber Systems, Inc. for IKEGAMI system. B Set up and connect all the necessary cables according to its User Manual. C Open the front panel of CCU and find AUX board. There are two red switches in the front part of AUX board and set the one of the switch at upper part as “SINGLE MODE ON”.

13.2 Order turn on the power

When using the SHED-HDX. Systems, you can turn on the power of either the CCU or the Camera Head first but check the following notes.

・ CCU : Turn ON both MAIN POWER switch and HEAD POWER switch on the front panel of CCU. As well as the process without the SHED-HDX. Systems, HEAD POWER switch must be turned ON. When the switch is OFF, the Camera Head does not boot up even if turning ON the power on the Camera Head side.

・ Camera : Either the Camera Head or the SHED-HDX. Systems can be turned ON first.

13.3 Precautions

A When the system is powered on as SINGLE MODE switch on the AUX board is off, it starts to show “alert” on Picture Monitors and OCP.

In this case, set the SINGLE MODE switch on the AUX board On, then reboot CCU so the “alert” disappears.

B Depending on the timing, it is possible that the Camera control cannot be recognized as showing “OFF LINE” on the Slow Controller display. In this case, reboot the Slwo Controller first.

If it boots up properly, Time Code is displayed on the Slow Controller. If it does not work, please reboot all the system including the CCU.

14 Camera Head / CCU / OCP / Slow Controller / Pin Assignment of Connectors

14.1 Camera Head

A Rear View of CAM HEAD

2 1

3 15 4

5 14 6 13

12 7

11 8

10 9

1 INCOM1 Connector (Monaural Signal) Connect a headset to the intercom system.

No. Name Direction Function & In/Out Level Note 1 TALK(C) GND Shield for Intercom Microphone Input (H) 2 TALK(H) IN Input for Intercom Microphone 3 LISTEN (C) GND Shield for LISTEN (H) Output 4 LISTEN (H) OUT LISTEN (H) Output

・ Connector : XLR-4-32-F77 (ITT CANNON) *4 pin male ・ Applicable Plug : XLR-4-11C or compatible *4 pin female

2 INCOM2 Connector (Stereo Signal) Connect a headset to the intercom system.

No. Name Direction Function & In/Out Level Note 1 TALK(C) GND Shield for Intercom Microphone Input (H) 2 TALK(H) IN Input for Intercom Microphone 3 SHIELD GND Shield for LISTEN L/LISTEN R Outputs 4 LISTEN Lch (H) OUT LISTEN L Output (H) 5 LISTEN Rch (H) OUT LISTEN R Output (H)

・ Connector : XLR-5-31-F77 (ITT CANNON) *5 pin female ・ Applicable Plug : XLR-5-12C or compatible *5 pin male 3 HD SDI-1 Connector LIVE video without captions are output as HD SDI signal.

・ Connector : 75ohm BNC Receptacle ・ Applicable Plug : 75ohm BNC Plug ・ Function : Y, Pb, Pr 4:2:2 Digital Serial ・ Direction : OUT ・ Note : In conformity to BTA S-004B 4 HD SDI-2 Connector REPLAY video without captions are output as HD SDI signal.

・ Connector : 75ohm BNC Receptacle ・ Applicable Plug : 75ohm BNC Plug ・ Function : Y, Pb, Pr 4:2:2 Digital Serial ・ Direction : OUT ・ Note : In conformity to BTA S-004B 5 MONITOR / RET Connector Outputs the HD SDI monitor signals via a BNC connector. MON or RETURN signals can be selected. LIVE/REPLAY video with captions are selectable with the STBY button on MDC-50Tb and the select function of OCP.

・ Connector : 75ohm BNC Receptacle ・ Applicable Plug : 75ohm BNC Plug ・ Function : Y, P b , Pr 4:2:2 Digital Serial ・ Direction : OUT (IN when RET is selected) ・ Note : In conformity to BTA S-004B 6 SYNC Connector The complex connector has the following features.

VD IN : Use to synchronize the frame sync of the sensor with an external signal. For 3D shooting with 2 cameras, VD OUT of one camera must be input into VD IN of the other camera for frame synchronization. VD OUT : Output the frame sync signal to drive the sensor

TRIGGER IN : Input the trigger signal

No. Name Direction Function & In/Out Level Note Input for External Sync signal 1 VD IN IN 3.3VCMOS / Low active 2 VD IN RET GND Return Output of Frame Sync signal 3 VD OUT OUT 3.3VCMOS / Low active 4 VD OUT RET GND Return 5 TRIG IN IN Make contact or 3.3VCMOS / Falling edge 6 TRIG IN RET GND Return

・ Connector : HR10G-7R-6S(73) (HIROSE) ・ Applicable Plug : HR10A-7R-6P(73) or HR10A-7R-6PC(73) (HIROSE) 7 AUX Connector The complex connector controls RETURN and TALLY signals.

・ RET 1 IN : Display RETURN video selected by “RET 1” on VF ・ RET 2 IN : Display RETURN video selected by “RET 2” on VF ・ G TALLY OUT : Show status of G TALLY ・ R TALLY OUT : Show status of R TALLY

No. Name Direction Function & In/Out Level Note 1 RET 1 IN Open Drain 2 RET 2 IN Open Drain 3 G TALLY OUT Open Drain 4 R TALLY OUT Open Drain 5 N.C 6 N.C 7 N.C 8 N.C 9 GND GND 10 GND GND

・ Connector : HR10G-10R-10S(71) (HIROSE) ・ Applicable Plug : HR10A-10R-10P(73) or HR10A-10R-10PC(73) (HIROSE) OUT 8-9 DC IN 1, 2 Connector +12V Input connector for Camera Head. Power can be supplied to the Camera Head via DC IN 1, DC IN 2 or AC/DC Power Supply inside the Camera Head through optical fiber cable. When power is supplied by all the connectors, the Camera Head is run by the highest voltage input.

No. Name Direction Function & In/Out Level Note DC IN 1, DC 2 IN and internal L +12V IN +11V to +16V AC/DC power unit output are connected by ORing. N +12V RET GND Return FG N.C

・ Connector : NAC3MPA-1 (NEUTRIK) ・ Applicable Plug : NAC3FCA (NEUTRIK) ・ Input voltage : DC+11V to DC+17V 10-11 MIC 1, 2 Connector Connect an external microphone. Audio signal input into the connector is output from MIC OUT on the rear of CCU and also is embedded in HD-SDI signal when selected with the CCU menu (LIVE audio is embedded).

No. Name Direction Function & In/Out Level Note 1 SHIELD Phantom power : DC 48V Return 600 ohm balance in. 2 MIC (HOT) IN AB power : DC 12V Phantom power : DC 48V

600 ohm balance in. 3 MIC (COLD) IN AB power : DC 0V Phantom power : DC 48V

・ Connector : XLR-3-31-F77 (ITT CANNON) ・ Applicable Plug : XLR-3-12C or compatible *3 pin male 12 OCP Connector Connect the OCP-200 (Operation Control Panel)

No. Name Direction Function & In/Out Level Note A TXD+ OUT Signal GND B TXD- OUT Signal GND C RXD+ IN RS-422 compliant D RXD- IN RS-422 compliant E +12V OUT DC+12V (1A max) F +12V RET GND DC+12V Return G REM LISTEN OUT Signal GND H REM TALK IN RS-422 compliant

・ Connector : PRC05-R8F (TAJIMI) ・ Applicable Plug : PRC05-P8M (TAJIMI) 13 REMOTE Connector The complex connector has interfaces for Slow Controller (MDC-50Tb), TRUNK line (RS-422 communication with AUX connector on the rear of CCU).

No. Name Direction Function & In/Out Level Note 1 SLOCON TXD+ OUT RS-422 compliant

2 SLOCON TXD- OUT RS-422 compliant Connect to Slow Controller 3 SLOCON RXD+ IN RS-422 compliant (MDC-50Tb) 4 SLOCON RXD- IN RS-422 compliant 5 NC 6 TRUNK DAT TX+ OUT RS-422 compliant 7 TRUNK DAT TX- OUT RS-422 compliant RS-422 communication with AUX connector on the rear 8 TRUNK DAT RX+ IN RS-422 compliant of CCU 9 TRUNK DAT RX- IN RS-422 compliant 10 TRUNK SG GND Signal GND 11 SLOCON SG GND Signal GND 12 N.C

・ Connector : HR10G-10R-12S(71) (HIROSE) ・ Applicable Plug : HR10A-10R-12P(73) or HR10A-10R-12PC(73) (HIROSE) 14 GENLOCK Connector Input external sync signal into the connector

・ HDTV format : Tri level SYNC, Picture on Sync ・ Standard : VBS, BBS ・ Connector : 75 ohm BNC Receptacle ・ Applicable Plug : 75 ohm BNC Plug ・ Direction : IN ・ Function : HDTV format : Tri level SYNC 0.6Vp-p±6dB, Picture on Sync

15 J-PAD Connector Connect a handheld controller, J-PAD2

No. Name Direction Function & In/Out Level Note 1 RTS OUT RS-232C compliant 2 CTS IN RS-232C compliant 3 TXD OUT RS-232C compliant

4 GND GND 5 +5V OUT 100mA (MAX) 6 RXD IN RS-232C compliant 7 N.C 8 N.C 9 N.C

・ Connector : TCS7963-01-201 (HOSHIDEN) ・ Applicable Plug : MINI DIN 9 pin

B Left View of CAM HEAD

USB

20 19 18 17 16

16 ACCE Connector This connector outputs +12VDC power for various accessories. When the Camera Head is driven by the power od DC IN or DC IN 2, the output voltage varies according to the input voltage.

No. Name Direction Function & In/Out Level Note 1 +12V RET GND +12V Return 2 N.C 3 N.C 4 +12V OUT (2A max)

・ Connector : XLR-4-31-F77 (ITT CANNON) ・ Applicable Plug : XLR-4-12C or compatible 17 LENS Connector Connect the lens cable (12-pin).

No. Name Direction Function & In/Out Level Note RETURN VIDEO ON/OFF signal 1 RET SW IN ON : =/<0.5V OFF : OPEN Zin=100k ohm ± 5% VTR STAR/STOP signal 2 VTR SW IN STAR : =/<0.5V STOP : OPEN Zin=100k ohm ± 5% 3 GND GND Ground Line for LENS

Forced ON/OFF of IRIS servo motor 4 IRIS SERVO OUT ON : 5V±0.5V OFF : =/<0.5V IRIS Control signal 5 IRIS CONT OUT F2.8 : 6.2V±0.05V F16 : 3.4V±0.05V CLOSE : 2.5V±0.2V DC+12V (1.5A max) for LENS 6 LENS +12V OUT Normal Operating Range : +10V to +20V RIS Control signal F2.8 : 6.2V±0.05V F16 : 3.4V±0.05V 7 IRIS FOLLOW IN CLOSE : 2.5V±0.2V Zin=100K ohm Switch REMOTE/AUTO of IRIS 8 IRIS REM/AUTO OUT REMOTE : 5V±0.5V AUTO : =/<0.5V In/Out of Answer signal from External System 9 EXT ANS IN/OUT IN : =/<0.5V OUT : OPEN Zin=100K ohm ZOOM Control signal 10 ZOOM FOLLOW IN WIDE : 2.0V±0.05V TELE : 7.0V±0.05V Zin=100K ohm FOCUS Control signal 11 FOCUS FOLLOW IN Nearest : 2.0V±0.05V Furthest : 7.0V±0.05V Zin=100K ohm Serial Data Transmission signal 12 LENS SER TX OUT 5V CMOS ・ Connector : HR10A-10R-12S(71) (HIROSE) ・ Applicable Plug : HR10A-10P-12P(71) or HR10A-10P-12PC(73) (HIROSE) 18 VF Connector Connect either 2” MONO VF or 9” COLOR VF

No. Name Direction Function & In/Out Level Note 1 +12V OUT DC +12V (2.2A max) 2 +12V OUT 3 N.C 4 +12V RET GND DC +12V Return 5 +12V RET GND DC +12V Return G/Y VF Analog VIDEO 6 G/Y VF VIDEO OUT Zo=75 ohm 7 G/Y VF VIDEO RET GND G/Y VF Analog VIDEO Return 8 VF M CLK OUT Master Clock for Serial Communication signal 9 SP WR OUT Serial/Parallel Conversion Data Readout Timing Pulse 10 VF SP DATA OUT Serial Data for Serial/Parallel Conversion 11 +12V RET GND DC +12V Return 12 ZEBRA ON IN ON/OFF Zebra signal 13 ZOOM POSI OUT Zoom Position Control 14 (+9V) ------15 COLOR ON IN COLOR VF Control B/Pb VF Analog VIDEO 16 B/Pb VF VIDEO OUT Zo=75 ohm 17 B/Pb VF VIDEO RET GND B/Pb VF Analog VIDEO Return R/Pr VF Analog VIDEO 18 R/Pr VF VIDEO OUT Zo=75 ohm 19 R/Pr VF VIDEO RET GND R/Pr VF Analog VIDEO Return 20 +12V RET GND DC +12V Return

・ Connector : HR12-14RA-20SC (HIROSE) ・ Applicable Plug : HR12-14LA20PC300(71) (HIROSE)

19 USB Connector USB 2.0 connector for the firmware update and maintenance purpose

No. Name Direction Function & In/Out Level Note 1 Vsub OUT +5V

2 D- BI DIR Differential serial data - USB 2.0 3 D+ BI DIR Differential serial data + compliant 4 GND GND GND

・ Connector : XM7A-0442(OMRON) *Standard A ・ Applicable Plug : Standard A plug 20 CAMERA Connector Connect the camera head and CCU with a fiber cable.

3 1 4 6 1 5

6 5 3 4

2 2

Mating view Mating view EDW.3K. (LEMO) OPS-R (TAJIMI)

No. Name Direction Function & In/Out Level Note 1 OPT H-C OUT Optical contact CAMHEAD to CCU 2 OPT C-H IN Optical contact CCU to CAMHEAD 3 CONTROL(H) IN Control(H) signal CCU to CAMHEAD 4 CONTROL(C) OUT Control(C) signal CAMHEAD to CCU 5 POWER(H) IN AC Power (H) from CCU 6 POWER(C) IN AC Power (C) from CCU

・ Connector : EDW.3K.93C.TLC (LEMO) or OPS2402-R (TAJIMI) ・ Applicable Plug : FUW.3K. (LEMO) or OPS-P (TAJIMI) selectable.

14.2 CCU

■ INTERCOM

■TRUNK (RS-422) No. Name Direction Function & In/Out Level Note 1 TR2 OUT(+) OUT Digital Data Out (+) 2 TR2 OUT(-) OUT Digital Data Out (-) 3 OUT(S) SHIELD 4 N.C 5 N.C 6 N.C 7 N.C 8 N.C 9 GND GND GND for In/Out signals 10 N.C 11 N.C 12 N.C 13 IN(S) SHIELD 14 TR2 IN(+) IN Digital Data In (+) 15 TR2 IN(-) IN Digital Data In (-)

・ Connector : DA-15SF-T-N (JAE) ・ Applicable Plug : 15-pin Male Plug, Inch scale screw

14.3 OCP

14.4 Slow Controller MUSASHI MDC-50Tb

MDC-50Tb DC-IN Connector Input +12VDC for accessories Caution : The maximum acceptable voltage is +16V according to its design and a capacitor inside the unit can be broken by the higher voltage. Please make sure of the appropriate poles (GND and +12V). No protection circuit is installe and the wrong connection may damage the circuits.

No. Name Direction Function & In/Out Level Note DC IN 1, DC 2 IN and internal AC/DC power unit 1 IN +11V to +16V output are connected by ORing. 2 Return 3 +12V 4 5 GND

 Connector : RM12BRD-5PH (HOROSE)

 Applicable Plug : RM12BPE-5S (HOROSE)