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Please

read

this

manual

throughly

for

optimum

performance

and

enjoy-

ment.

The

operating

instructions

found

herein

are

supplemented

by

a

set

of

separately-bound

quick-reference

cards.

Detailed

instructions

found

in

this

booklet

offer

complete

directions

for

connection,

as

well

as

detailed

descriptions

for

the

use

of

all

viewer

controls.

Record

in

the

spaces

provided

below

the

Model

and

Serial

Nos.

as

found

at

the

rear

of

your

video

camera.

Model

No.

Serial

No.

Retain

the

information

for

future

reference.

TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

FIRE

OR

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

EXPOSE

THIS

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COMPOSITION

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DIMENSIONS

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1.

New

Pickup

Tube

The

IK-1850

is

a

single-tube

color

video

camera

which

employs

a

newly

developed

Toshiba

univicon

as

the

pickup

tube.

It

is

a

high-performance

color

video

camera

which

is

as

free

of

color

deviations

and

complex

adjustments

as

possible,

and

is

easy

to

operate.

2.

Full

Built-in

Electronic

Circuits

The

camera

has

full

built-in

electronic

circuits

so

it

can

easily

be

combined

with

the

portable

VCR

V

-5530.

3.

Small

in

Size,

Light

in

Weight

The

camera

can

be

hand-held

because

it

is

small

in

size

and

light

in

weight.

Thus

it

offers

a

great

degree

of

maneuverability.

4.

Newly

Developed

LSI

The

LSI

newly

developed

for

color

video

cameras

is

used

for

improved

reliability

and

stability.

5.

C-Mount

Lens

The

camera

employs

a

standard

C-mount

lens,

so

various

types

of

standard

C-mount

(suitable

for

2/3

inch

pickup

tube)

lenses

generally

commerciali-

zed

for

CCTV

are

available.

The

camera

is

equipped

with

the

zoom

lens

of

6

times

with

the

macro

work

as

the

standard

option.

The

macro-mechanism

is

built-in

for

magnifying

the

picture

range,

and

it

offers

the

closest

distance

of

up

to

50

mm

from

the

subject.

6.

Viewfinder

The

electronic

viewfinder

has

camera

exposure,

battery

voltage

warning,

and

VCR

operation

indi-

cators.

The

electronic

viewfinder

permits

monitoring

of

playback

video

from

VCR.

7.

Color

Temperature

Switch

and

its

Control

Knob

Indoor

or

outdoor

color

temperature

can

easily

be

selected

with

the

color

temperature

switch.

And

color

temperature

can

be

finely

adjusted

by

the

control

knob.

8.

White

Balance

Indicator

System

Color

emitry

of

the

camera

may

easily

be

monitored

with

the

white

balance

indicator

system

and

may

be

finely

adiusted

by

using

the

white

balance

indicator

lamp.

9.

Built-in

Microphone

The

built-in

microphone

picks

up

sound

from

the

scene

being

shot.

An_

external

high-performance

condenser

microphone

(VM-1610)

can

also

be

con-

nected

if

desired.

10.

VCR

Remote

Control

Switch

The

portable

VCR

(V-5530)

or

any

VCR

with

a

special

camera

terminal

can

be

started

and

stopped

with

the

VCR

remote

control

switch

on

the

camera.

1.

MODEL

IK-1850

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AC

adaptor

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camera

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Remote

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viewfinder

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Zoom

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ZL6-110A3

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Video

cable

with

pin

type

plugs

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LAPS

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Audio

cable

with

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plug

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filter

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DIN

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video

cable

(D6P6L)

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Operation

manual

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1

®

Convertion

plug

from

3.5¢mm

mini-jack

to

6@mm

jack

(ADC-2)

for

2.

OPTIONAL

ACCESSORIES

VHStype

VCR

-:+--

errr

1

@

External

Microphone

VM-1610

@

Adaptor

cable

ADC-16

-----

ss

sser

tres

1

@

Extension

Cable

(7.5

meter)

EXC-1610

Allows

the

distance

between

the

camera

and

the

VCR

or

AC

adaptor

to

be

extended

up

to

10

meters

(33

ft.)

by

using

this

cable.

Those

optional

accessories

can

be

ordered

through

your

local

TOSHIBA

Field

office

or

representative.

Contact

the

above

for

further

information.

Handgrip

Ty

ELECTRONIC

VIEWFINDER

Attachment

plate

@

POWER

ON/OFF

Switch

When

this

switch

is

turned

to

ON,

the

pilot

lamp

lights,

indicating

that

the

camera

is

operating.

When

the

switch

is

turned

to

OFF,

the

power

to

the

camera

is

off,

LENS

Mount

Install

the

lens

here,

2/3-inch

C-mount

type

lens.

Built-in

MICROPHONE

Omnidirectional

high

sensitive

condenser

micro-

phone.

VCR

Remote

Control

Switch

This

permits

tape

start

and

stop

when

the

camera

is

used

with

a

VCR

with

a

remote

jack.

ACCESSORY

Shoe

For

attaching

the

external

microphone

(VM-1610).

A

moving-light

can

also

be

mounted

here.

VIEWFINDER

Mount

instal}

the

electronic

viewfinder

here.

There

are

two

viewfinder

mounts

on

the

both

side

of

the

camera,

so

you

may

choose

either

one

at

your

convenience.

VIEWFINDER

Jack

Connect

the

cable

of

electronic

viewfinder

to

the

camera

here.

CAMERA

Cabie

Connect

the

camera

cable

to

CAMERA

terminal

on

the

VCR

(V-5530).

In

case

of

using

a

VCR

other

than

the

V-5530,

connect

the

camera

cable

to

the

AC

adaptor

(AC-1610).

The

camera

cable

is

2.5

meters

long,

and

can

be

extended

up

to

10

meters

by

con-

necting

the

extension

cable

(EXC-1610)

which

ts

an

optional

accessory.

LENS

Connector

Use

this

connector

when

the

zoom

lens

is

attached.

This

lens

has

MACRO

work,

so

close

up

picture

up

to

50

m/m

between

the

lens

and

the

object

is

possible

without

any

accessory

by

using

the

MACRO

work.

COLOR

Temperature

Switch

This

switch

compensates

for

the

difference

in

color

temperature.

The

</3%4

position

is

for

incandescent

light

(3000°K),

and

the

x4

position

for

solar

light

(6000°

K).

|

COLOR

Adjust

This

knob

is

used

in

combination

with

the

color

temperature

switch

.

If

the

picture

on

the

TV

screen

appears

reddish,

turn

the

knob

clockwise

to

the

blue

zone

so

as

to

obtain

a

proper

color.

If

the

picture

appears

bluish,

turn

the

knob

counter-

clockwise

to

the

red

zone

to

obtain

same

as

above.

White

balance

indicator

lamp.

Use

the

indicator

lamp

when

checking

the

white

balance

of

the

camera.

If

the

white

balance

indicator

is

turned

on

while

taking

the

white

object,

adjust

the

COLOR

AD-

JUST

knob

until

the

indicator

lamp

is

turned

off.

External

MICROPHONE

Jack

When

using

an

external

microphone,

plug

it

into

the

EXT

MIC

Jack.

This

will

deactivate

the

built-in

microphone

and

allow

the

external

microphone

to

become

operable.

Auto-lock

button

It

allows

to

switch

Auto/Manual

aperture

control

by

pushing

the

button.

LENS

Plug

Connect

this

plug

to

LENS

on

the

camera

head.

CAMERA/VCR

Switch

In

the

CAMERA

position,

the

picture

taken

by

the

camera

is

monitored

on

the

viewfinder.

In

the

VCR

position,

you

can

watch

the

playback

video

from

the

VCR.

(For

further

details,

see

Page

6)

BRIGHTNESS

Control

The

brightness

of

the

viewfinder

can

be

adjusted

by

BRIGHT.

VIEWFINDER

Plug

Connect

this

plug

to

VIEWFINDER

on

the

camera

head.

The

exposure

indicator,

battery

voltage

warn-

ing

and

VCR

start/stop

will

then

be

supplied

from

the

camera

by

this

plug.

REMOTE

CONTROL

Jack

Connecting

jack

for

the

remote

control

cable.

(Optional

accessory)

Attaching

Screw

for

a

Tripod

When

attaching

the

camera

to

the

tripod

(optional

accessory),

use

the

screw.

EARPHONE

Jack

By

connecting

EARPHONE,

the

playback

sound

from

VCR

may

be

monitored.

Amber

filter

The

filter

is

of

the

screw-in

type

and

is

mounted

on

the

front

frame

of

the

lens

when

taking

at

the

outdoor

or

under

the

illumination

with

high

color

temperature

over

4500°K,

it

absorbs

the

blue

rays

of

the

light

source

and

lowers

the

color

temperature.

PREPARATION

BEFORE

USE

OF

IK-1850

Installing

the

viewfinder

There

are

mounting

screws

both

side

of

the

camera

and

the

viewfinder

respectively,

so

you

can

use

either

one

at

your

convenience.

If

your

best

eye

is

your

right

eye,

put

the

attachment

plate

to

the

right

side

of

the

view-

finder

facing

to

the

eye-hood

cap

of

the

viewfinder

by

the

screw,

and

put

the

attachement

plate

to

the

right

side

panel

of

the

camera

by

putting

the

viewfinder

In

upright

position

for

the

attachment

plate,

as

shown

below,

then

tighten

the

screw.

How

to

set

the

handgrip

Push

the

handgrip

fock-button,

and

push

over

the

end

of

the

handgrip

until

a

click

is

heard.

How

to

attach

the

camera

to

the

tripod

Push

the

handgrip

lock-button,

and

push

it

back

until

a

click

is

heard.

Then

the

screw

for

the

tripod

will

come

out,

as

shown

in

the

figure.

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om

Gy

R

For

the

left

eye,

use

the

opposite

side-screws

for

the

above

respectively.

Then,

insert

the

viewfinder

plug

into

the

VF

jack

on

the

camera.

|

PRECAUTIONS

|

Remember

the

important

points

mentioned

below

when

using

your

camera.

*

Do

not

directly

point

your

camera

at

the

sun

or

intense

flashes.

As

the

pickup

tube

will

be

damaged.

The

operator

must

strictly

observe

this

precaution

since,

damage:

to

the

highly

sensitive

camera

pickup

tube

could

be

permanent.

Avoid

long

exposure

of

the

camera

lens

to

an

object

with

great

difference

in

brightness.

Otherwise,

the

pickup

tube

may

be

adversely

affected.

Avoid

using

the

camera

at

places

where

corrosive

gases,

such

as

sulfurous

acid

gas

are

generated.

Otherwise,

the

camera

may

develop

problems.

Use

the

camera

under

correct

ambient

temperature

conditions.

The

camera

may

show

color

deviations

or

be

adversely

affected

if

it

is

used

beyond

the

correct

ambient

temperature

range.

“

i.e.

Below

32°F

{0

C)

Over

104°F

(40°C)

When

removing,

installing,

or

changing

the

lens,

exercise

caution

not

to

let

dust

enter

the

opening.

Never

touch

the

exposed

face

of

the

pickup

tube

and

take

care

to

avoid

scratching

the

pickup

tube.

If

the

camera

is

left

unused

for

a

long

time,

the

pickup

tube

performance

will

deteriorate.

Switch

on

the

camera

and

operate

it

at

least

once

every

Six

months.

Do

not

leave

the

camera

inside

the

car,

nor

at

a

place

where

it

may

be

exposed

to

direct

sunlight.

Other-

wise,

the

cabinet

may

get

out

of

shape,

or

cause

troubles.

Handle

the

camera

and

its

cable

with

care.

Rough

handling

may

result

in

problems.

VIEWFINDER

AND

THE

FUNCTIONS

The

electronic

viewfinder

has

a

1.5

inch

picture

tube,

so

it

permits

direct

viewing

of

the

scenes

picked

up

through

the

lens,

and

also

you

can

playback

the

video

recorded

by

VCR.

There

are

two

knobs

on

the

rear

panel

of

the

view-

finder.

One

of

them

is

a

VCR/CAM

switch,

another

isa

“BRIGHT”

contro}

for

the

picture

tube.

When

the

VCR/CAM

is

in

the

CAM

position

it

displays

the

picture

from

the

camera.

When

it

is

in

the

VCR

position,

it

will

display

the

play-

back

video

from

the

VCR.

,

Also

you

will

be

able

to

check

the

playback

sound

by

the

earphone,

where

the

earphone

jack

is

located

on

the

rear

panel

of

the

camera.

Since

the

viewfinder

unit

has

a

magnifying

lens

with

the

eyehood

over

the

picture

tube,

you

may

watch

the

magnified

image

through

the

lens.

Also,

by

using

the

tilting

mechanism,

you

may

select

the

viewing

position

you

prefer.

(Note

:

This

viewfinder

displays

a

black

and

white

picture

only.)

exposure

indicator

battery

voltage

warning

tamp

VCR

operation

Indicator

The

electronic

viewfinder

also

is

equipped

with

the

following

indicator

system.

1.

Exposure

Indicator

The

viewfinder

generates

a

pointer

on

the

left

side

of

the

screen

to

indicate

the

exposure

for

the

camera.

The

pointer

drifts

up

or

down

according

to

the

amount

of

light

entering

the

lens

and

being

seen

by

the

camera.

When

the

pointer

is

in

the

center

of

the

blue

zone,

it

shows

that

the

light

is

best

for

a

good

picture.

When

the

pointer

displays

upper

(lower)

of

the

red

zone,

it

indicates

that

the

exposure

for

the

camera

is

over

(under).

over

exposure

under

exposure

optimum

exposure

Exposure

Indicator

System

.

VCR

operating

indicator

When

the

green

lamp

is

lit,

it

indicates

that

the

VCR

is

operating.

When

the

VCR

is

stopped,

the

green

lamp

is

turned

off.

green

lamp——C)

VCR

operating

indicator

.

The

battery

voltage

warning

lamp

While

the

camera

is

operating

normally,

the

lamp

is

not

lit,

indicating

that

the

battery

voltage

is

within

the

normal

range.

If

the

battery

voltage

drops,

the

LED

will

be

acti-

vated.

The

red

lamp

indicates

that

the

camera

will

not

operate

properly

due

to

the

low

voltage.

When

the

LED

samp

is

on,

replace

the

battery

with

another

fully

charged

one,

or

use

it

again

after

recharging

it.

ie

()—red

lamp

Battery

voltage

warning

lamp

How

to

playback

on

the

viewfinder

1.

Set

the

CAMERA/VCR

switch

on

the

electronic

viewfinder

to

CAMERA.

If

the

camera

is

in

use,

its

video

may

be

seen

on

the

screen

of

the

viewfinder.

2.

Adjust

the

brightness

of

the

viewfinder

to

an

appro-

priate

level

with

“BRIGHT”,

BRIGHTNESS

Control

_

While

watching

the

video

in

the

viewfinder,

adjust

focus

of

the

picture

by

rotating

the

focusing

ring

on

the

lens.

Adjust

the

exposure

by

means

of

the

aper-

ture

ring

on

the

lens.

_

In

case

of

playback,

set

the

CAMERA/VCR

on

the

viewfinder

to

VCR,

and

insert

the

earphone

jack

to

the

EARPHONE

on

the

rear

panel

of

the

camera.

Rewind

the

cassette

in

thee

VCR,

and

depress

the

play

button.

The

playback

video

and

the

sound

just

recorded

can

be

monitored

with

the

viewfinder

and

the

earphone.

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Rear

panel

of

the

camera

CAUTION

:

|

.

Be

sure

to

keep

this

knob

(CAMERA/VCR)

in

the

CAMERA

position

while

taking

pictures.

CAMERA/VCR

Switch

on

the

viewfinder

on

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Re)

i

The

camera

is

equipped

with

a

color

temperature

switch,

a

color

adjustment

knob

and

a

white

balance

indicator

lamp

and

included

an

amber

type

optical

filter

which

absorbs

the

blue

rays

of

the

light

source

and

lowers

the

color

temperature.

Normally,

set

the

color

temperature

switch

at

%

~~

4

position

when

using

the

camera

indoor,

Or

when

using

the

camera

outdoor,

mount

the

amber

filter

on

the

front

frame

of

the

zoom

Jens

with

remaining

the

color

tem-

perature

at

-0-

/

3

position,

or

set

the

color

temperature

swtich

at

Xt

position

without

the

amber

filter.

When

taking

at

the

outdoor

or

under

the

illumination

with

high

color

temperature

over

4500°K,

use

of

the

amber

filter

is

recommended

for

better

color

rendit-

ion

rather

than

the

correction

by

x4

position

of

the

color

temperature

switch,

The

white

balance

indicator

lamp

is

located

on

the

rear

panel

of

the

camera.

If

you

want

to

check

the

white

balance

with

the

camera

under

the

condition

where

operating,

take

a

white

object,

such

as

white

paper

or

white

wall

with

the

camera.

And,

if

the

indicator

lamp

is

turned

off,

adjust

the

“COLOR

ADJUST”

until

the

indicator

lamp

is

turned

on.

indicator

lamp

_—O

White

balance

TA

i

Color

adjust

knob

®

og

Color

temperature

switch

Rear

panel

of

the

camera

©

QUTDOOR

USE

Fine

day,

in

sunlight

(5500°

to

6000

K)

Mount

the

amber

filter

on

the

front

frame

of

the

zoom

lens

with

remaining

the

color

temperature

switch

at

-0-/3&

position,

and

turn

“COLOR

ADJUST”

to

the

center.

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so

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1)

MAcRG

Amber

filter

When

not

using

the

amber

filter,

set

the

color

tem-

perature

switch

at

<t

position.

TEMPERATURE

SWITCH

AND

COLOR

ADJUST

Cloudy

day,

rainy

day,

summer

beaches,

skiing

grounds,

in

sunlight

(7000°

to

8000°

K)

Mount

the

amber

filter

on

the

front

frame

of

the

zoom

lens

with

remaining

the

color

temperature

switch

at

2/3

position,

and

turn

“COLOR

ADJUST”

to

the

red

zone.

When

not

using

the

amber

filter,

set

the

color

tem-

perature

switch

at

<t

position,

and

turn

“COLOR

ADJUST”

to

the

red

zone.

Morning

or

evening

on

fine

day,

in

sunlight

(4500°

K)

Mount

the

amber

filter

on

the

front

frame

of

the

zoom

lens

with

remaining

the

color

temperature

switch

at-@-/%éposition,

and

turn

“COLOR

ADJUST”

to

the

blue

zone.

Oo

INDOOR

USE

r

With

halogen

lamps

or

tungsten

lamps

(3000

to

3400

K)

7

Set

the

color

temperature

switch

at

oO

fH

position,

and

turn

“COLOR

ADJUST”

to

the

center.

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Use

a

color

TV

set

when

adjusting

the

camera

to

the

optimum

color

temperature.

Adjust

the

hue

control

on

the

TV

with

a

television

program,

pick

up

a

white

object

with

the

camera,

and

watch

the

TV.

lf

the

picture

appears

reddish,

turn

“COLOR

AD-

JUST”

to

the

blue

zone

until

the

picture

has

the

proper

color.

If

the

picture

appears

bluish,

turn

“COLOR

ADJUST”

to

the

red

zone

until

it

appears

correct.

.

Note

:

Always

use

the

automatic

iris

contro!

work

with

the

zoom

lens

and

take

a

white

object

when

check-

ing

the

white

balance

with

the

camera.

lf

taking

the

white

object

by

using

the

manual

iris

contro!

work

with

the

zoom

lens,

it

will

be

made

a

mis-adjustment

even

if

the

indicator

lamp

is

turned

on.

Generally,

the

term

“Color

Temperature”

is

used

as

the

word

to

represent

the

color

of

the

light

source.

CONNECTIONS

How

to

Connect

the

Camera

Cable

Connect

the

camera

cable

plug

to

a

portable

VCR

or

AC

adaptor.

Hold

the

plug

with

the

metal

side

up,

and

insert

it

until

it

clicks.

When

disconnecting

the

camera

Cable,

hold

the

tip

of

the

plug

and

pull

the

plug

out

of

the

jack.

Do

not

pull

out

the

cable

itself

because

it

could

be

damaged.

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How

to

Connect

to

the

Toshiba

Portable

VCR

V-5530

Plug

the

camera

cable

directly

into

camera

jack

on

VCR.

The

camera

has

now

been

connected

to

the

VCR.

The

distance

between

the

camera

and

the

portable

VCR

can

be

extended

up

to

10

meters

if

the

optional

ex-

tension

camera

cable

(EXC-1610)

is

available.

Camera

cable

How

to

connect

to

the

TOSHIBA

Portable

VCR

V-5530

Connecting

a

VCR

with

a

6

pin-type

connector

to

the

camera.

1.

Plug

the

cable

from

the

camera

into

the

jack

on

the

AC

adaptor.

2.

Connect

the

VCR

terminal

on

the

AC

adaptor

to

the

camera

terminal

on

the

VCR

by

using

the

camera

con-

necting

cable

with

6

pin-type

connectors

(D6P6L).

AC

adaptor

AC-1610

CAMERA

3,

Connect

the

AC

cords

of

the

AC

adaptor

and

the

VCR

to

AC

outlets.

When

monitoring

playback

video

on

the

electronic

viewfinder,

connect

the

VIDEO

INPUT

terminal

on

the

AC

adaptor

to

the

VIDEO

OUTPUT

terminal

on

the

VCR

with

the

video

cable.

A

sound

check

can

also

be

made

by

connecting

the

AUDIO

|INPUT

terminal

on

the

AC

adaptor

to

the

AUDIO

OUTPUT

terminal

on

the

VCR

with

the

audio

cable.

VCR

with

a

6

pin-type

Connector

to

AC

outlet

cable

with

6

pin-type

connectors

Connecting

a

VCR

With

a

6

pin-type

Connector

How

to

Connect

to

Other

VCR

Use

the

AC

adaptor

(AC-1610)

when

connecting

the

Camera

to

a

VCR

other

than

the

Toshiba

portable

VCR

(V-5530).

1.

Plug

the

cable

from

the

camera

to

the

CAMERA

jack

on

the

AC

adaptor.

2.

Use

the

video

cable

to

connect

the

VIDEO

OUT-

PUT

terminal

on

the

AC

adaptor

to

the

line

VIDEO

INPUT

terminal

on

the

VCR.

3.

Use

the

audio

calbe

to

connect

the

AUDIO

OUTPUT