Panasonic AJ-RC5 User manual

Remote Control Operation Panel

Operating Instrutions

AJ- P

ENGLISH

FRANÇAIS

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Thank for your purchasing the AJ-RC5 remote control operation panel (hereafter, “the unit”). This

is a high-performance multi-functional extension control unit which supports the base station (AJ-

BS900H) for a digital-triax system.

CAUTION:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR SHOCK

HAZARD AND ANNOYING INTERFERENCE, USE

THE RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES ONLY.

WARNING:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR SHOCK

HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS EQUIPMENT TO

RAIN OR MOISTURE.

indicates safety items.

FCC Note:

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

To assure continued compliance follow the attached

installation instructions and do not make any

unauthorized modifications.

This equipment has been tested and found to comply

with the limits for a class A digital device, pursuant to

Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed

to provide reasonable protection against harmful

interference when the equipment is operated in a

commercial environment. This equipment generates,

uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if

not installed and used in accordance with the

instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to

radio communications. Operation of this equipment in

a residential area is likely to cause harmful

interference in which case the user will be required to

correct the interference at his own expense.

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CONTENTS

Features............................................................................. E-2

Parts and Their Functions ............................................... E-3

Operation panel ............................................................................................... E-3

Connectors....................................................................................................... E-8

Connector Signals ............................................................ E-8

Scene File Operations ...................................................... E-9

Saving set data ................................................................................................ E-9

Loading saved data ....................................................................................... E-10

Data saved in or loaded from scene files...................................................... E-11

Operation mode established by scene file data (scene mode).................... E-12

Releasing the scene mode............................................................................ E-12

Specifications ................................................................. E-13

1. This unit is a remote control operation panel which is connected to the base station (AJ-

BS900H) for the digital-triax system and used to control a DVCPRO or DVCPRO50 camera

recorder.

2. When a DVCPRO or DVCPRO50 camera recorder is used in a digital-triax system, the unit

enables the VTR part to be operated.

3. Up to four scenes of data adjusted by this unit can be stored in the unit’s memory as scene files.

4. The unit’s connection can be extended up to 100 meters from the base station.

<Note>

Consult your dealer regarding the purchase of cables.

Features

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Parts and Their Functions

Operation panel

9VTR WARNING indicator

This indicates that an error has occurred in the VTR’s operation.

STOP/S3 button

VTR operations: The button serves as the VTR’s STOP button.

Scene file operations: The button serves to select or release scene No.3 of the scene files.

PLAY/S4 button

VTR operations: The button serves as the VTR’s PLAY (playback) button.

Scene file operations: The button serves to select or release scene No.4 of the scene files.

<Note>

For details on the scene file operations, refer to the section entitled “Scene File Operations”

(page E-9).

VTR/SCENE

VTR WARNING

START/STOP

FFREW

S1 S2

SAVE

PLAY

REC CHK

STOP

AWB

W.BAL

CAM GAIN

AUTO

KNEE

LOAD

VTR

REC

ONLY

VTR ON

SCENE

1VTR/scene enable switch

Depending on this switch’s position, the

functions of the operations performed

using buttons 3to 8are switched.

REC ONLY: The VTR operations (7

only) performed using the

unit take effect.

VTR ON: All VTR operations (3to 8)

take effect.

SCENE: The scene file operations

(functions indicated below

buttons 3to 8) are

selected.

2VTR enable indicator

This comes on when the 1VTR/scene enable switch has been set to REC ONLY or VTR ON.

REC CHK/LOAD button

VTR operations: The button serves to display the VTR’s recording status.

Scene file operations: The button serves as the scene file LOAD button.

START/STOP / SAVE button

VTR operations: The button serves to start or stop the VTR’s REC (recording)

operations. When the

VTR/scene enable switch has been set to

REC ONLY, all VTR operations except those initiated by this button do

not take effect.

Scene file operations: The button serves as the scene file SAVE button.

FF/S2 button

VTR operations: The button serves as the VTR’s FF (fast forward) button.

Scene file operations: The button serves to select or release scene No.2 of the scene files.

3REW/S1 button

VTR operations: The button serves as the VTR’s REW (rewind) button.

Scene file operations: The button serves to select or release scene No.1 of the scene files.

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Parts and Their Functions

W.BAL switch

PRST: Set the switch to this position at times when there is no time to adjust the white

balance. The 3200K white balance setting, which has been stored in the memory, will

be called.

A or B: When the AWB/ABB switch ;is pressed to the AWB side, the white balance is

automatically adjusted, and the adjusted value is stored in memory A or memory B.

By setting FILTER INH to OFF, the data can be stored in the memory in accordance with the

FILTER control position.

For further details, refer to the relevant pages in the operating instructions of the camera

recorder used.

AWB/ABB (automatic white balance/black balance adjustment)

switch

AWB: The white balance is automatically adjusted. If the W.BAL switch <is now set to A or

B, the adjusted value will be stored in memory A or memory B.

ABB: The black balance is automatically adjusted. The adjusted value is stored in the

dedicated memory.

;

AWB/ABB indicator

This comes on when AWB or ABB is

executed.

LED comes on:

AWB or ABB is being executed.

LED goes off:

AWB or ABB has ended.

LED blinks and goes off:

AWB or ABB has failed (NG).

;

AWB

ABB

SHUTTER SET UP

OFF

W.BAL

CAM GAIN

BARS

AUTO

PRST

KNEE

ON UP

DOWN

S.V

100

(60)

120 250

500

1000

2000

OFF

PUSH SET

S.S.

=CAM AUTO KNEE/BARS switch

This switch is used to select the video signals which are to be output from the base station to

the video monitor.

∫CAM AUTO KNEE/BARS switch setting positions

BARS: The color bar signal is output.

AUTO KNEE OFF: The picture shot by the camera is output. The AUTO KNEE circuit is not

activated. MANUAL KNEE serves as the camera recorder’s initial

setting.

AUTO KNEE ON: The picture shot by the camera is output. The AUTO KNEE circuit is

activated.

>GAIN switch

This switch is used to select the camera’s gain.

?SHUTTER switch

This switch is set to ON when the electronic shutter is used. It is used to enable the operation

of the SHUTTER SPEED @selector switch.

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Parts and Their Functions

GPAINTING ENABLE button

This button enables the painting (GAIN control

and BLACK control

) operations.

HPAINTING GAIN control

This control is used to adjust the R, G and B gain.

DETAIL control

This control enables the master detail to

be adjusted.

DGAMMA control

This control enables the camera’s master

gamma to be adjusted.

IPAINTING BLACK control

This control is used to adjust the R, G and B pedestal.

FKNEE SLOPE control

This control is used to set the manual

knee slope.

EKNEE POINT control

This control is used to set the manual

knee point.

@SHUTTER speed selector dial

This switch is used to select the shutter speed. SYNCHRO SCAN, SUPER V or any speed

from 1/100 (60) to 1/2000 can be selected.

When the SHUTTER switch ?is OFF, the shutter will not operate even if the SHUTTER

SPEED selector switch is turned.

ASETUP switch

This switch is used to perform the camera settings. When it is at the ON position, the menu is

displayed at PIX OUT on the base station.

BSETUP dial

This dial is used to set the SETUP menu. After using it to make a selection, press it to enter

the selection. When the SETUP switch Ahas been set to ON, the menu settings can be

performed. When it has been set to OFF and SYNCHRO SCAN has been selected, the

SYNCHRO SCAN speed can be set.

DETAIL

KNEE POINT

KNEE SLOPE

GAIN

BLACK

CALL

TALLY IRIS

GRB

GAMMA

PAINTING

ENABLE

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Parts and Their Functions

JCALL button

This button is used to call the camera.

When the camera is called, the button’s

LED comes on.

KR TALLY indicator

This indicates the R TALLY signal which

is input from the TALLY IN connector of

the base station.

LG TALLY indicator

This indicates the G TALLY signal which

is input from the TALLY IN connector of

the base station.

CALL

TALLY IRIS

MANUAL

GAIN

MON SEL

FILTER

GAMMA

EXTENDER

CHECK

AUTO

AUTO IRIS indicator

This comes on when the IRIS switch Mis set to AUTO.

MIRIS switch

This is the iris selector switch. Either AUTO or MANUAL is selected.

GAIN indicator

This comes on when the GAIN value appears on the numerical display LED.

OEXTENDER indicator

This comes on when the extender (a2) of the camera lens is used.

PCHECK button

By pressing this button in succession, the GAIN indicator S>FILTER indicator R>

GAMMA indicator Tcome on in this order, and the GAIN value, FILTER position and master

GAMMA value are displayed respectively on the numerical display LED.

QNumerical display LED

This indicates the f-value of the lens. When the GAIN, FILTER or GAMMA setting is changed,

it displays the corresponding value. When the CHECK button Pis pressed in succession, the

f-value, GAIN value, FILTER position, master GAMMA value and f-value are displayed

respectively.

<Note>

“- - - ”appears on the LED when the power to the camera main unit is off or when the base

station front panel operations are effective (refer to the AJ-BS900H Operating Instructions).

RFILTER indicator

This comes on when the FILTER position appears on the numerical display LED.

TGAMMA indicator

This comes on when the master GAMMA value appears on the numerical display LED.

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Parts and Their Functions

UMON SEL selector switch

This switch is used to select the signals

which are output from PIX OUT or WFM

OUT on the base station.

VIRIS RANGE switch

This switch’s setting takes effect when the

IRIS switch Mhas been set to MANUAL.

When the IRIS RANGE switch is not at

the FULL position, the iris can be coarsely

adjusted by the RANGE control Xand

finely adjusted by the iris control joystick

Y. In addition, the joystick’s operation

range can be varied using the

SENSITIVITY control W. When the IRIS

RANGE switch is set to FULL, the

SENSITIVITY control Wand the RANGE

control Xdo not operate, and the iris is

controlled using the iris control joystick Y.

WSENSITIVITY control

This is used to control the operation range of the iris control joystick Ywhen the IRIS RANGE

switch Vis at OFF.

XRANGE control

This is operational when the IRIS RANGE Vswitch is not set to FULL. It is used to coarsely

adjust the iris.

YIris control joystick

When the IRIS switch Mis at AUTO, the position set by the joystick is incremented or

decremented to the AUTO IRIS LEVEL setting on the SETUP menu.

When the IRIS switch Mis at MANUAL, the joystick is used to adjust the iris.

<Note>

Set the MANUAL/AUTO selector switch on the lens to AUTO.

ZM.PED control

This is used to set the master pedestal level.

MON SEL

SUP

SEQ

ENC IRIS

IRIS RANGE

SENSITIVITY

RANGE

Remote Control Operation Panel AJ-

FULL

PED PREVIEW

(PUSH)

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Parts and Their Functions

Connector Signals

PREVIEW

Connectors

1BS connector

This is used to connect the unit to the AJ-

BS900H.

<Note>

Consult your dealer concerning the

connecting cable.

2PREVIEW connector

This is used to connect the unit to the

PREVIEW connector on the master

monitor.

1 CAM DATA (H)

2 CAM DATA (C)

3 CAM CONT (H)

4 CAM CONT (C)

9 +12 V

10 GND

Panasonic part number: VJP2756A010

Manufacturer’s part number: HR10A-10R-10P

(Hirose Electric)

910

PREVIEW

1 PREVIEW-1

2 PREVIEW-2

Panasonic part number: VJS2755A004

Manufacturer’s part number: HR10A-10R-10S

(Hirose Electric)

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Scene File Operations

When the VTR/SCENE enable switch has been set to SCENE, the S1 button, S2 button, S3

button, S4 button, SAVE button and LOAD button can be used to store the data that has been

adjusted by the unit in the unit’s memory as scene files.

Saving the set data

1Select the scene number for

which the data is to be saved.

Example: Saving data into scene No.1

1 Press the S1 button.

The selected scene No. button now blinks.

<Notes>

≥To change to another scene No., simply press

the button that corresponds to that scene No.

≥To release the scene No. selection, press the

scene No. button which is now blinking again.

START/STOP

FFREW

S1 S2

SAVE

PLAY

REC CHK

STOP

S3 S4

LOAD

2Save the setting data.

1 Press the SAVE button within 10 seconds

of performing the operation in 1-1.

Both the selected scene No. button and SAVE

button start blinking.

START/STOP

FFREW

S1 S2

SAVE

PLAY

REC CHK

STOP

S3 S4

LOAD

2 Again press the SAVE button within 10

seconds of performing the operation in 2-

While the data is being saved, both the selected

scene No. button and SAVE button stop

blinking and come on.

START/STOP

FFREW

S1 S2

SAVE

PLAY

REC CHK

STOP

S3 S4

LOAD

The save operation is completed when the

SAVE button goes off, the scene No. button

used to save the data stays on and the LOAD

button comes on.

<Note>

After the data has been written in the memory,

the operation mode (scene mode) prescribed

by the saved scene data is established, and the

KNEE SLOPE, KNEE POINT, DETAIL,

GAMMA and M.PED VR control operations

differ slightly from their regular operations. For

further details, refer to the section entitled

“Operation mode established by scene file data

<scene mode>.”

START/STOP

FFREW

S1 S2

SAVE

PLAY

REC CHK

STOP

S3 S4

LOAD

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