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Parts and their functions
38.
Character/Menu button <CHARA/MENU>
Use this function to switch on and off the characters (status screen)
displayed on the picture monitor (PM).
Press and hold (for 2 seconds) to display the ROP menu on the
picture monitor.
For details on the ROP menu, refer to Operations and Settings on the
supplied CD-ROM.
Short press
Displays characters on the PM
(On):
Each short press changes the display data.
Press and
hold
Turns off the PM character display
(Off):
To open the ROP menu when characters are displayed on the PM,
hold down the button to turn off the character display.
Press and
hold
Displays the ROP menu on the PM.
(On):
Press and
hold
Turns off the ROP menu display on the PM
(Off):
To display characters when the ROP menu is open, hold down the
button to close the ROP menu.
<Note>
When characters do not appear, the video output has not been set
to PM. Since characters appear in SDI 3&4 or VBS output from the
CCU, make the settings that your operating environment requires.
39.
Select dial <SELECT>
Perform the following menu operations when the ROP menu is
displayed on the picture monitor (PM).
For details on the ROP menu, refer to Operations and Settings on the
supplied CD-ROM.
Turn
Increases the selected value and selects the bottom of
clockwise:
the menu
Turn
Decreases the selected value and selects the top of the
counterclockwise:
menu
Press:
Confirms the selected value and the menu
40.
Red/green tally display, Call button <TALLY/CALL>
The tally lights red when the red tally is input to the CCU
communication connector.
The tally lights green when the green tally is input. When both are
input, the tally lights red.
Press this button to use it as a Call switch. Pressing the button when
it is not on will light it. Pressing it when it is on will light turn it off.
Pressing it when it is on or off will light the Call lamp on the CCU and
the indicator (TALLY) on the camera.
Pressing the call switch on the camera or CCU sounds the unit
buzzer. It stays on as long as the switch is depressed (when the
buzzer is set to On). The tally also lights red when the button is off,
but goes off if the button is lit red or green.
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40
CHARA
MENU
TALLY/CALL
52
ALM
EXT
SELECT
55
D.EXT
53
AUTO
54
CLOSE
48
49
43
IRIS/M.PED LOCK
IRIS
M.PED
PUSH
41
PREVIEW
42
OPT
SENSE
50
46
COARSE
45
CLOSE
OPEN
FULL
47
51
44
41.
Alarm display <ALM>
This indicator displays alarms.
Consult your supplier if a failure occurs.
Lights when the camera fan stops due to a failure.
• Alarm data can be displayed on the CCU PM.
On:
• When an alarm occurs, the Character/Menu button
<CHARA/MENU> on the unit lights and an alarm display
appears like an interrupt on the CCU PM.
Flashing:
Indicates that the power voltage of the unit has decreased
Off:
Normal operating status
42.
Optical alarm display <OPT>
This is the optical transmission warning indicator light.
When camera/CCU reception strength level is low, the display lights
yellow or red.
When the optical fiber cable has not been properly connected or
seated, disconnect the camera/CCU optical cable. Then connect
the cable again making sure that it is properly seated. If this does
not remedy the problem, turn off the CCU, disconnect the optical
fiber cable between the camera and the CCU and clean the optical
connectors. Use a cotton swab moistened in alcohol to gently clean
the fiber surfaces.
Normal operating status (optical reception strength level
Off:
is 4 or 5)
On (yellow):
Optical reception level 2 or 3
On (green):
Optical reception level is 1, or the cable is disconnected
43.
Iris/master pedestal lock button <IRIS/M.PED LOCK>
Use this function to disable iris and M.PED operation.
The button lights red when they are disabled.
Press the button again to release the lock.
Off:
Iris and M.PED can be controlled
Lights red:
Disabled (locked)
Indicates that the Iris lever was operated when the
function was disabled (locked).
Flashes red:
When the Iris lever is returned to lock position, the button
goes off and normal control is available.
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