Panasonic Aj Bs900 Operating Instructions Manual
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- 10 - MAIN MENU 1/2 screen The items on this menu cannot be set using the SET UP dial. They are set using the controls on the front panel. 1 1 SYNCRO SCAN screen This screen is used to make synchro scan settings. #< SYNCHRO SCAN > SYNCHRO SCAN : 1/60.8 2 2 VR DATA screen This screen displays the setting values for the adjustment knobs on the front panel. #< VR DATA > MASTER PED :+000 MASTER DTL :+00 MASTER GAMMA :0.45 KNEE POINT :090% KNEE SLOPE :13 R GAIN :+000 B GAIN :+000 R PEDESTAL :+000 B PEDESTAL :+000 #< MATRIX > MATRIX TABLE :A MATRIX R-G :+00 MATRIX R-B :+00 MATRIX G-R :+00 MATRIX G-B :+00 MATRIX B-R :+00 MATRIX B-G :+00 3 3 MATRIX screen This screen is used to select the camera’s matrix settings. 4 4 DTL SETTING screen This screen is used to make detail settings. #< DTL SETTING > H.DTL LEVEL :06 D.DTL LEVEL :13 DTL CORING :03 H.DTL FREQ. :04 DARK DTL :00 LEVEL DEPEND. :00 BLACK STRETCH :OFF MATRIX TABLE :OFF #< ADDITIONAL DTL > C DTL COMPE. :OFF CHROMA DTL :0 KNEE APERTURE :ON SLIM DTL :OFF CORNER DTL :OFF DTL GAIN(+) :+00 DTL GAIN( -):+16 DTL CLIP :00 H.DTL LINE MIX :1H 5 5 ADDITIONAL DTL screen This screen is used to select the camera’s special detail settings. 6 6 SKIN TONE DTL screen This screen is used to select the camera’s skin tone detail settings. #< SKIN TONE DTL > SKIN TONE DTL :OFF SKIN TONE HUE :103 SKIN TONE LEVEL :25 SKIN TONE WIDTH :15 SKIN TONE CORING :05 SKIN TONE ZEBRA :OFF The SKIN TONE ZEBRA setting automatically switches to OFF when the SKIN TONE DTL submenu is opened, regardless of whether the previous setting was ON or OFF.
- 11 - MAIN MENU 1/2 screen #< FLARE / GAMMA > R FLARE :000 G FLARE :000 B FLARE :000 R GAMMA :+00 B GAMMA :+00 8 8 FLARE/GAMMA screen This screen is used to select the camera’s flare and gamma settings. 7 7 KNEE/LEVEL screen This screen is used to select the camera’s setup level settings. #< KNEE / LEVEL > MANUAL KNEE :ON WHITE CLIP :ON WHITE CLIP LVL :110% AUTO KNEE POINT :085 AUTO KNEE LVL :110 SET UP :0% The SET UP items on this menu cannot be set using the SET UP dial. The camera setting statuses are simply displayed here. #< GENLOCK / IRIS > A.IRIS LEVEL :045 A.IRIS PEAK/AVE :050 A.IRIS MODE :NORM1 H PHASE COARSE :07 H PHASE FINE :128 SC PHASE COARSE :0 SC PHASE FINE :128 9 9 GENLOCK/IRIS screen This screen is used to control the genlock and iris functions. The H PHASE and SC PHASE items on this menu cannot be set using the SET UP dial. Use the buttons on the front panel instead. #< CAMERA SW MODE > SUPER V MODE :FRM1 FILTER INH :ON SHOCKLESS AWB :NORMAL : : CAMERA SW MODE screen This screen is used to select the camera’s switch mode settings.
- 12 - MAIN MENU 2/2 screen = = DIAGNOSTIC screen This screen is displays the software version. #< DIAGNOSTIC > VERSION :Ver UP DATE :¢¢¢¢.¢¢.¢¢ #< CAMERA SETTING > DETAIL :ON 2D LPF :OFF SUPER COLOR :ON GAMMA :ON TEST SAW :OFF FLARE :ON H-F COMPE. :ON NEGATIVE DTL :OFF ; ; CAMERA SETTING screen This screen is used to select the camera’s basic settings. < < AUTO SHADING screen The AUTO SHADING settings are performed on this screen. For further details, refer to the section entitled “Shading adjustments” (page 13). #< AUTO SHADING > BLACK WHITE BLACK COMPE. :ON WHITE COMPE. :ON
- 13 - Shading adjustment When the BLACK or WHITE (V.SAW) setting on the AUTO SHADING menu or the WHITE (DIGITAL) setting on the WHITE SHADING menu is selected to perform shading, menus similar to those shown below appear. The operation procedure is illustrated below using black shading as an example. Shading menu operation procedure (example: black shading) #< AUTO SHADING > BLACK WHITE BLACK COMPE. :ON WHITE COMPE. :ON ACTIVE OK? YES #NO From MAIN MENU 2/2, select the AUTO SHADING submenu. Align the arrow cursor with the BLACK item and press the SET UP dial. A page confirming whether or not you want to perform shading adjustment appears. To perform shading adjustment, align the arrow cursor with YES and press the SET UP dial. (After this, the indication “SHADING ACTIVE” appears in the center of the screen.) If you do not wish to perform shading adjustment, align the arrow cursor with NO and press the SET UP dial. The AUTO SHADING page reappears. The AUTO SHADING page reappears automatically when shading adjustment completes. This concludes the shading adjustment procedure. – Confirmation page– 1. 2. 3. 4.
- 14 - Connectors and signals 1234 56 78 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 COMMUNICATION 1 PROD TO L (H)* 2 PROD TO L (C)* 3 PROD FROM L (H)* 4 PROD FROM L (C)* 5 SHIELD* 6 ENG TO L (H) 7 ENG TO L (C) 8 ENG FROM L (H) 9 ENG FROM L (C) 10 SHIELD 11 R TALLY IN (H) 12 R TALLY IN (C) 13 PGM1 (H) 14 PGM1 (C) 15 SHIELD 16 PGM2 (H)* 17 PGM2 (C)* 18 SHIELD* 19 REM ISOLATE 20 G TALLY IN (H) 21 G TALLY IN (C) 22 23 EXT +12V (+) 24 EXT +12V (–) OP3 1 2 3 4 5This connector is not 6used at the present time. 7 8 9 10 Matsushita part number: VJP3277A024 Manufacturer part number: JR25RK-24P (Hirose Denki) Matsushita part number: VJS2756A010 Manufacturer part number: HR10A-10R-10S (Hirose Denki) 1 2 3 4 5 678 9 10 OP4 1 2 3 4 5This connector is not 6used at the present time. 7 8 9 10 Matsushita part number: VJS2756A010 Manufacturer part number: HR10A-10R-10S (Hirose Denki) Cable connector Matsushita part number: VJP2756A010 Manufacturer part number: HR10A-10P-10P (Hirose Denki) Cable connector Matsushita part number: VJP2756A010 Manufacturer part number: HR10A-10P-10P (Hirose Denki) Cable connector Matsushita part number: VJS3277A024 Manufacturer part number: JP25PK-24PS (Hirose Denki) 1 2 3 4 5 678 9 10 5 4 321 INCOM 1 GND 2 INCOM TALK 3 GND 4 INCOM RECEIVE 5 PGM/RECEIVE Matsushita part number: VJS3290 Manufacturer part number: HA16PRH-5S (Hirose Denki) * Optional functions
- 15 - Connectors and signals A B C DEF G H WFM A STAIR OUT B STAIR EN C REM SYNC D E GND F 1LIN / 1FLD G REM SYNC EN H TALLY A R TALLY (H) B R TALLY (C) C G TALLY (H) D G TALLY (C) E GND F R TALLY OUT G G TALLY OUT H +12V J GND K L M Manufacturer part number: PRC07-R8F (Tajimi Musen) Manufacturer part number: PRC07-R12F (Tajimi Musen) Cable connector Manufacturer part number: PRC07-P12M (Tajimi Musen) Cable connector Manufacturer part number: PRC07-P8M (Tajimi Musen) A J H G F E D CB K LM AUDIO OUT CH1, CH2 1 GND 2 MIC (H) 3 MIC (C) Matsushita part number: VJP2666 Manufacturer part number: HA16RM-3PE (Hirose Denki) 12 3 CSU 1 GND 2 3 4 +12V Manufacturer part number: HA16RA-4P (Hirose Denki) 1 234
- 16 - Switches CABLESHORT ALARMF U S E HEAD POWER ON OFF MAIN ON OFF F U S EOPENDIGITAL TRIAXGENLOCKOFF SCHCOARSE INTERCOM P G MON OFFPTTMIC P R IV A T ESYSTEMP U S H PHASEVTR ENABLEREWFF STOP SHUTTERSET UP M O N S E L K N E E P O IN T K N E E S L O P E GAMMA D E T A IL M . P E D ON OFF ( P U S H ) RG ENG SEQBSUPS.V S.S 100(60)1000120 250500 2000WHITE BAL P L A Y AWB CHECKAUTO IRISIRIS B R GAINFILTER ABBBAR ENABLEPAINTING G A INAUTO KNEE GAIN REC CHKS T A R T / S T O PC A L LT AL L YVTR WARNING PREA B BLACK Base StationAJ- Screws (4) 1.Remove the four screws from the front panel of the AJ- BS900P. 2.Pull the front cover forward to disengage it. Remove the screw shown in the figure on the left, and remove the metal fitting. (The screw cannot be removed from the fitting.) Follow the steps below to remove the BS-DIGITAL board and BS-AUDIO board when selecting the positions of the switches for the intercom system, MIC output level, etc. PUSH Screw Metal fitting PUSH 3.Remove the BS-DIGITAL board and BS-AUDIO board. To remove the BS-DIGITAL board, disconnect the white cable shown in the figure on the left once the board has been drawn out somewhat. BS DIGITAL board BS AUDIO boardWhite cable Removing the boards
- 17 - Switches 2 13 4 5 6 7 POWER MAKE G tally selector switch (SW6) Refer to the diagram at right and select the desired switch position. 4 -20dB 0dB MIC1 selector switch (SW7) Refer to the diagram at right and select the desired switch position. 5 -20dB 0dB MIC2 selector switch (SW8) Refer to the diagram at right and select the desired switch position. 6 0dB -20dB PGM1 selector switch (SW9) Refer to the diagram at right and select the desired switch position. 7 BS AUDIO board ENG RTS LOAD ON/OFF switch (SW1) ON OFF 4W RTS 2W 1 2-lines / RTS / 4-lines selector switch (SW2)2 Switches 1 and 2 are used to connect the intercom system using the COMMUNICATION connector (see page 7). For details on the settings, refer to the intercom system selection table below. Intercom system SW1 SW2 2W (two-wire system) ON 2W 4W (four-wire system) ON ( Note 1) 4W (Note 1) RTS system OFF (Note 2)RTS POWER MAKE R tally selector switch (SW5) Refer to the diagram at right and select the desired switch position. 3 Note 1: When the unit is not going to be connected to the intercom system, set SW1 to ON and SW2 to 4W. (These are the factory settings.) Note 2: When there is absolutely no RTS load in the entire intercom system, set SW1 to ON and use the RTS load function inside the unit. Intercom system selection table Setting the board switch positions The diagrams show the factory settings.
- 18 - Switches SW2 ON OFF8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 BS DIGITAL board SW2-1: Y/G, PB/B, PR/R selector switchON: Y, PB, PR output OFF: G, B, R outputSW2-6: Color bar setting selector switchON: SNG color bar OFF: SMPTE/FULL color bar When selecting the positions of the above switches, make sure that you do not change the positions of the other switches indicated with the broken lines by touching them by mistake. The front cover must be removed in order to select the dynamic microphone or carbon microphone setting. Refer to the diagram below to perform the selection. The unit was shipped from the factory with the dynamic microphone selected for this setting. Carbon microphone Dynamic microphone PUSH Setting the microswitch position CONT FRONT RCOPRCOP Front panel Select the front panel or controller connected to the OP3 connector for the controller. Refer to the figure at the bottom right when making this selection. Turn off the unit’s power before making the selection. Switching the controller Setting the board switch positions CAUTIONS: These servicing instructions are for use by qualified service personnel only. To reduce the risk of electric shock do not perform any servicing other than that contained in the operating instructions unless you are qualified to do so.
- 19 - Specifications Input: 120 V AC, 50/60 Hz, 180 W (EXT IN DC 11.0 - 17.0V, 12A) Output: 100 V DC, 850 mA External dimensions (W x H x D): 8-5/16 x 5-15/16 x 17-15/16 (211x 151 x 455.5 (mm) ) Weight: 19.8bs (9.0 kg) Operating temperature range: 32 F – 72 F (0 °C – 40 °C) Storage temperature range: 14 F – 122 F (-10 °C – +50 °C) Operating humidity: 85% or less Storage humidity: 10% - 90% Transfer block Signal transfer rate: 360 Mbps (AJ-CA900P to AJ-BS900P) Transfer distance: 300 m with diameter 8.6 mm cable (Fujikura) 500 m with diameter 14.5 mm cable (Fujikura) Video transfer rate Y signal: 18 MHz sampling rate, 10-bit R-Y signal: 9 MHz sampling rate, 10-bit B-Y signal: 9 MHz sampling rate, 10-bit RET signal: FM modulation Prompt signal: FM modulation Audio transfer rate Signals from camera to base station: 46.875 kHz sampling rate, 16-bit Signals from base station to camera: 11.71875 kHz sampling rate, 16-bit Analog video output signals Frequency range: Y, ENC: 60 Hz - 8 MHz (± 3 dB) Frequency range: PR, PB: 60 Hz - 4 MHz (± 3 dB) Component signal switching: Y1, PR, and PB switchable to G, R, and B Sync switching: Y/G: Sync addition switchable (on/off) P R, PB/R, B: No sync addition Signal level: ENC: VBS, 1V P-P, 75 Ω Y: VS, 1V P-P, 75 Ω P R, PB: 757mVP-P, 75 Ω G: VS, 1V P-P, 75 Ω R, B: 714mV P-P, 75 Ω WFM: VS, VBS, 1V P-P, 75 Ω PIX: VS, VBS, 1V P-P, 75 Ω Analog microphone output signal Frequency range: 50 Hz - 20 kHz (± 3 dB) Distortion: 0.3% Dynamic range: 18 dB (at 1% distortion) Output level: 0 dB (switchable between 0 and -20 dBm) Indicates safety-related items.