Panasonic Camera Control Unit Ak Hcu200 Operating Instructions

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z INCOM/MIC ScreenThis menu is used for the unit’s intercom settings .
Configure the camera’s intercom setting on the camera .
Moving the cursor to the “INCOM/MIC” menu title and then pressing the 
SELECT dial redisplays the OPERATION menu one level up .
          I N C O M / M I C 
  4 W / R T S   I N   L E V E L                       0 d B
  4 W / R T S   O U T   L E V E L                     0 d B  R T S   C \f N C E L                                 0 d B  G \f I N   P G M                                     0 d B  M I C 1   L E V E L                                 0 d B  M I C \b   L E V E L                                 0 d B  C M / D M                                             D M  C C U   I N C O M   M I C                           0 d B  C C U   S I D E   T O N E                         – 6 d B
       indicates the factory default setting .
Item Setting 
value Remarks
4W/RTS  
IN LEVEL
–40 .0dB │
0dB │
20 .0dB Set the input level for the intercom 
(4-WIRE and RTS) signal .
(0 .5dB increments)
4W/RTS  
OUT LEVEL
–40 .0dB │
0dB │
20 .0dB Set the output level for the intercom 
(4-WIRE and RTS) signal .
(0 .5dB increments)
RTS CANCEL –40 .0dB
│
31 .5dB Set the noise canceling level for the 
engineering intercom (RTS system) .
(0 .5dB increments)
GAIN PGM
0dB
20dB Set the gain for the PGM sound .
MIC1 LEVEL
–40 .0dB │
0dB │
20 .0dB Finely adjust the level of output from the 
MIC OUT 1 connector
 .
(0 .5dB increments)
MIC2 LEVEL
–40 .0dB │
0dB │
20 .0dB Finely adjust the level of output from the 
MIC OUT 2 connector
 .
(0 .5dB increments)
CM/DM
CM
DM Use this to select the type of intercom 
microphone (carbon microphone or 
dynamic microphone) to be connected 
to the unit .
CM: Carbon microphone
DM: Dynamic microphone
CCU INCOM MIC
–40 .0dB │
0dB │
12 .0dB Use this to set the level of the unit’s 
intercom microphones for regular use .
(0 .5dB increments)
CCU SIDE TONE
–40 .0dB │
–6dB │
0 .0dB Use this to set the side tone level of the 
unit’s intercom for regular use .
(0 .5dB increments)
MAINTENANCE Menu
This is the selection screen for the MAINTENANCE menu .
Moving the cursor to the “MAINTENANCE” menu title and then pressing 
the SELECT dial redisplays “TOP MENU” .
        M A I N T E N A N C E
  S T A R T   U P  A N A L O G   G A I N  N D   N A M E  N E T W O R K  V E R S I O N  P M   V I E W   S E T T I N G  P M   O P E R A T I O N   S T A T U S  S \f S T E M  S D   C A R D
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z START UP
Displays the screen for setting the control to be performed when the 
unit’s power has been turned on .
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z ANALOG GAIN
Displays the screen for setting the analog signal levels .
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z ND NAME
Displays the screen for setting the ND filter names .
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z NETWORK
Displays the network setting screen .
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z VERSION
Displays the version information screen .
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z PM VIEW SETTING
Displays the screen for setting ON or OFF for the items (IRIS and 
status displays) to display on the picture monitor  .
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z PM OPERATION STATUS
Displays the screen for setting ON or OFF for the operation items to 
display on the picture monitor  .
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z SYSTEM
Displays the screen for initializing the menu settings .
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z SD CARD
Displays the screen for setting the saving of data and upgrading of 
software using a memory card .
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z START UP ScreenThis menu is used to set the control that is performed when the unit’ s 
power is turned on .
Moving the cursor to the “START UP” menu title and then pressing the 
SELECT dial redisplays the MAINTENANCE menu one level up .
          S T A R T   U P 
  C A M   P O W E R                             R E M O T E
  V F   P O W E R                               R E M O T E
       indicates the factory default setting .
Item Setting 
value Remarks
CAM POWER
OFF ON
REMOTE Set the control of the camera’s power 
that is to be performed when the unit’s 
power is turned on .
OFF:
   
The camera’s power will not come on 
even when the unit’s power is turned 
on . In this case, “HEAD POWER” 
must be set to ON on the operation 
panel of the ROP  .
ON:
    The camera’s power will come on 
when the unit’s power is turned on .
REMOTE:
    Starts up in accordance with the 
“HEAD POWER” state that was set 
with the ROP last time . 
VF POWER
OFF ON
REMOTE Set the control of the viewfinder’s power 
that is performed when the unit’s power 
is turned on .
OFF:
   
The viewfinder’s power will not come 
on even when the unit’s power is 
turned on . In this case, “VF POWER” 
must be set to ON on the operation 
panel of the ROP  .
ON:
    When the viewfinder’s POWER 
switch is ON, turning on the power of 
this unit also turns on the power of 
the viewfinder  .
REMOTE:
    Starts up in accordance with the “VF 
POWER” state that was set with the 
ROP last time .
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z ANALOG GAIN ScreenThis menu is used to set the analog signal levels .
Moving the cursor to the “ANALOG GAIN” menu title and then pressing 
the SELECT dial redisplays the MAINTENANCE menu one level up .
          A N A L O G   G A I N 
  C O M P O S I T E                                   – 5 0
       indicates the factory default setting .
Item Setting 
value Remarks
COMPOSITE
–50 │
50
Factory setting
Set the video level of the analog 
composite signal to be output from 
[OUT/PM] of the VBS connectors .
(Variable range: ±8 IRE or more is 
possible)
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z ND NAME ScreenThis menu is used to set the names of the ND filters .
The names set here are displayed for the statuses on the picture 
monitor  .
Names consisting of up to 4 characters can be set for ND FILTER1 
NAME to ND FILTER4 NAME .
Moving the cursor to the “ND NAME” menu title and then pressing the 
SELECT dial redisplays the MAINTENANCE menu one level up .
          N D   N A M E 
  N D   F I L T E R 1   N A M E                           1
  N D   F I L T E R 2   N A M E                           2
  N D   F I L T E R 3   N A M E                           3
  N D   F I L T E R 4   N A M E                           4
       indicates the factory default setting .
Item Setting 
value Remarks
ND FILTER1 
NAME
1
Max . 4 
characters Set the name of ND filter 1 .
ND FILTER2 
NAME
2
Max . 4 
characters Set the name of ND filter 2 .
ND FILTER3 
NAME
3
Max . 4 
characters Set the name of ND filter 3 .
ND FILTER4 
NAME
4
Max . 4 
characters Set the name of ND filter 4 .
Characters which can be used:
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z Alphanumeric characters
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z Spaces
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`  ! " # % & ' ( ) 
 + , -  . / : ; < = > ? @ [ ] _ ~ 
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z NETWORK ScreenThis menu is used for the network settings .
Moving the cursor to the “NETWORK” menu title and then pressing the 
SELECT dial redisplays the MAINTENANCE menu one level up .
          N E T W O R K 
  I P   A D D R E S S
                                    1 9 2 . 1 6 8 . \f . 2 \f  S U B N E T   M A S K                                  2 \b \b . 2 \b \b . 2 \b \b . \f  D E F A U L T   G A T E W A Y                                      1 9 2 . 1 6 8 . \f . 1  P O R T                                               8 \f
  M A C   A D D R E S S                              -     -     -     -     -
       indicates the factory default setting .
Item Setting value Remarks
IP ADDRESS
192 .168 .0 .20Set the IP address . z
z Select each set of three digits with 
the cursor  .
SUBNET MASK
255 .255 .255 .0
255 .255 .255 .128
255 .255 .255 .192
255 .255 .255 .224
255 .255 .255 .240
255 .255 .255 .248
255 .255 .255 .252
255 .255 .255 .254
255 .255 .255 .255Set the subnet mask .
DEFAULT 
GATEWAY
192 .168 .0 .1Set the default gateway  .
PORT
1
│
80 │
65535 Set the port number
 .
MAC ADDRESS ——Displays the MAC address .
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z VERSION ScreenThis menu is used to display the version information for the application 
software and FPGA .
Moving the cursor to the “VERSION” menu title and then pressing the 
SELECT dial redisplays the MAINTENANCE menu one level up .
          V E R S I O N 
  S O F T W A R E                     .     -     -   .    
  H A R D W A R E   F P G A 1         .     -     -   .      H A R D W A R E   F P G A \f         .     -     -   .      H A R D W A R E   F P G A 3         .     -     -   .    
Item Remarks
SOFTWARE Displays the version of the software installed on the 
unit .
HARDWARE 
FPGA1 Displays the versions of the programs installed on the 
unit .
HARDWARE 
FPGA2
HARDWARE 
FPGA3
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z PM VIEW SETTING ScreenThis menu is used to set ON or OFF for the items (IRIS, status display) 
to display on the picture monitor  .
Moving the cursor to the “PM VIEW SETTING” menu title and then 
pressing the SELECT dial redisplays the MAINTENANCE menu one 
level up .
          P M   V I E W   S E T T I N G 
  C A M E R A   N O .                                   O N
  C A M   M O D E                                       O N  S C E N E   F I L E   N O .                           O N  S \f U T T E R                                         O N  N D   F I L T E R                                     O N  G A I N                                               O N  E X T E N D E R   I N F O                             O N  I R I S                                               O N  I R I S   L E V E L                                   O N
       indicates the factory default setting .
Item Setting 
value Remarks
CAMERA NO .
ON
OFF Set the display of the camera number
 .
CAM MODE
ON
OFF Set the display of the format of the 
signal output from the camera .
SCENE FILE NO .
ON
OFF Set the display of the scene file number
 .
SHUTTER
ON
OFF Set the display of the shutter speed .
ND FILTER
ON
OFF Set the display of the ND filter status .
GAIN
ON
OFF Set the display of the gain .
EXTENDER INFO
ON
OFF Set the display of the lens extender 
status .
IRIS
ON
OFF Set the display of the IRIS f-value .
IRIS LEVEL
ON
OFF Set the display of the IRIS level bar
 .
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z When OFF is set, the IRIS display 
screen does not appear on the 
picture monitor  .
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z PM OPERATION STATUS ScreenThis menu is used to set ON or OFF for the operation items to display 
on the picture monitor  .
Moving the cursor to the “PM OPERATION STATUS” menu title and then 
pressing the SELECT dial redisplays the MAINTENANCE menu one 
level up .
          P M   O P E R A T I O N   S T A T U S 
  S T A T U S   D I S P L A Y   T I M E                   4
  M A S T E R   G A I N                                 O N  S H U T T E R                                         O N  L E N S   E X T E N D E R                             O N  \f I L T E R                                           O N  S C E N E   \f I L E                                   O N  R E \f   L O A D                                       O N  A U T O   O P E R A T I O N   S T A T U S             O N
       indicates the factory default setting .
Item Setting 
value Remarks
STATUS 
DISPLAY TIME
0
2
4 Set the length of the status display time .
Set the time in 1-second increments .
When the status of an item that has 
been set to ON on this menu has 
changed, the status is displayed on the 
picture monitor for just the length of 
time that was set for STATUS DISPLAY 
TIME .
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z When 0 (zero) is set, the operations 
(manual and auto) are not displayed 
on the picture monitor  .
MASTER GAIN
ON
OFF Set the status display for when the 
master gain is changed .
SHUTTER
ON
OFF Set the status display for when the 
shutter speed is changed .
LENS 
EXTENDER
ON
OFF Set the status display for when the lens 
extender is changed .
FILTER
ON
OFF Set the status display for when the filter 
is changed .
SCENE FILE
ON
OFF Set the status display for when the 
scene file is changed .
REF LOAD
ON
OFF Set the status display for when the 
reference file is loaded .
AUTO 
OPERATION 
STATUS
ON
OFF Set the status display for when AWB, 
ABB, or ASU is executed .
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z SYSTEM ScreenThis menu is used to initialize the menu settings .
Moving the cursor to the “SYSTEM” menu title and then pressing the 
SELECT dial redisplays the MAINTENANCE menu one level up .
          S Y S T E M 
  I N I T I A L I Z E                                 N O ?
Move the cursor to INITIALIZE, press the SELECT dial, turn the 
SELECT dial to select “YES?”, and press the SELECT dial to initialize 
the menu settings .
The following data is initialized . 
 
z Items in the OPERATION menu 
 
z Items in the MAINTENANCE menu  
(Excluding, however, the NETWORK screen, VERSION screen, 
SYSTEM screen, and SD CARD screen .) 
Furthermore, the setting information (following data) in the REMOTE 
OPERATION menu* is also initialized .   
z Items in the SD DETAIL menu 
 
z Items in the SYSTEM menu  
(Excluding, however, each of the HD BAR, MIC1 GAIN, MIC1 AMP, 
MIC2 GAIN, and MIC2 AMP items .) 
*:    The REMOTE OPERATION can be operated with the ROP  .
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z SD CARD ScreenThis menu is used to set the saving of data and upgrading of software 
using a memory card .
Moving the cursor to the “SD CARD” menu title and then pressing the 
SELECT dial redisplays the MAINTENANCE menu one level up .
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z When data in a memory card is being processed, do not turn off the 
power of this unit or remove the memory card until processing is 
complete .
          S D   C A R D 
  D O W N L O A D   D A T A
    B A C K   U P                                     N O ?    L O G                                             N O ?  U P L O A D   D A T A    B A C K   U P                                     N O ?
  U P D A T E                                         N O ?
  C A R D   F O R \f A T                               N O ?
Item Remarks
DOWNLOAD 
DATA BACK UP Save this unit’s setting information (following data) to 
the memory card .
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z Items in the OPERATION menu
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z Items in the MAINTENANCE menu  
(Excluding, however, the SYSTEM screen and SD 
CARD screen .) 
Furthermore, also save the setting information 
(following data) in the REMOTE OPERATION menu* . z
z Items in the SD DETAIL menu 
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z Items in the SYSTEM menu  
(Excluding, however, each of the HD BAR, MIC1 
GAIN, MIC1 AMP, MIC2 GAIN, and MIC2 AMP 
items .)
DOWNLOAD 
LOG Save the unit’s log information to the memory card .
The data is for maintenance .
UPLOAD DATA 
BACKUP Save the setting information (following data) saved in 
the memory card to this unit . 
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z Items in the OPERATION menu 
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z Items in the MAINTENANCE menu 
(Excluding, however, the NETWORK screen, 
VERSION screen, SYSTEM screen, and SD CARD 
screen .) 
Furthermore, also save the setting information 
(following data) in the REMOTE OPERATION menu* . z
z Items in the SD DETAIL menu 
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z Items in the SYSTEM menu  
(Excluding, however, each of the HD BAR, MIC1 
GAIN, MIC1 AMP, MIC2 GAIN, and MIC2 AMP 
items .)
UPDATE Upgrade the unit’s software or programs with files 
saved to the memory card .
CARD FORMAT Initialize the memory card .
Initialization may take about 5 minutes .
*:   The REMOTE OPERATION can be operated with the ROP  .
Move the cursor to the desired item, press the SELECT dial, turn the 
SELECT dial to select “YES?”, and press the SELECT dial to execute 
the item .
Processing will not be possible if any of the following messages appears 
at that time .
Error message Measure
NO CARD 
(A memory card is not inserted .) Insert a memory card .
WRITE ERROR 
(Writing is not possible .) The memory card is likely to be defective . 
Replace the memory card .
WRITE PROTECT 
(The memory card is write 
protected .) Remove the memory card and unlock the 
write-protection lock .
CARD FULL 
(There is no space for saving .) Delete any unnecessary data from the 
memory card or replace the memory card 
with a new one .
LOAD ERROR 
(Reading is not possible .) Data written with other than this unit 
cannot be read .
FORMAT ERROR 
(Formatting is not possible .) The memory card is likely to be defective . 
Replace the memory card .
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z When the DOWNLOAD DATA process is performed, “WRITING . . .Do 
not turn off power until complete .” is displayed and then the “SAVE 
OK” message is displayed when the process completes .
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Web settings
You can connect the unit and a computer, and configure various settings 
from the Web browser screen .
Use a LAN cable (crossover cable) to directly connect the unit’s LAN 
connector for computer connections and the computer .
Set an IP address for the computer within the private address range 
while ensuring that it is different from the address of the unit . Set the 
subnet mask to the same address as the unit .
Network settings of the unit (default settings)z
z IP address: 192 .168 .0 .20
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z Subnet mask: 255 .255 .255 .0
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z Port number: 80
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z Default gateway: 192 .168 .0 .1
Note
Menu operations
Start the Web browser, and enter “http://192 .168 .0 .20” in the [Address] 
box of the Web browser  .
If the IP address is changed, the URL will also be different .
If this is the case, use the new IP address in the URL (http://new IP 
address/) .
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z Moving from one menu to anotherTo move from one menu to another, select the desired menu on the left 
of the screen .
This is equivalent to “TOP MENU” displayed on the 
picture monitor  .
When either “OPERATION” or “MAINTENANCE” is 
selected above, the corresponding menu items are 
displayed here .
In the example shown, the OPERATION menu items 
are displayed .
The setting screen corresponding to the menu item 
selected here is displayed on the right .
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z When using Internet Explorer, do not use [Back] or [Next] .
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z Displaying the setting screensSelect a menu item on the left of the screen to display the setting screen 
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z Item setting operations (settings)The current settings are displayed on the setting screen .
When you change a setting and then select the “SET” button on the 
screen, the new value is reflected on the unit .
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z When a setting has also been changed on the unit, the value that 
was set last takes priority  .
In a case like this, there may be a discrepancy in the values set .
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z When a setting outside the setting range is selected using 
keyboard input and the “SET” button is selected, the input check 
will result in an error  .
In a case like this, the setting item will be restored to its original 
value .
Notes
Description of menus
„
„ Initial screenThis is the screen that appears first when a connection is established to 
the URL you specified on the computer
 .
The menu for the “SETTING1” item on the “OPERATION” menu is 
displayed .
Items when the OPERATION menu is 
selected
Display the SETTING1 screen .
Display the SETTING2 screen .
Display the HD/SD PHASE screen .
Display the BAR ID screen .
Display the INCOM/MIC screen .
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z SETTING1 Screen
       indicates the factory default setting .
Item Setting 
value Remarks
CCU MODE
59 .94 Hz: 1080/59 .94i 1080/50i Set the format of the signal to be output 
from the unit .
50 Hz:
1080/59 .94i 1080/50i
SDI RETURN 1
HD SD Set the format of the return signal to be 
input to [HD/SD SDI 1] of the RETURN 
IN connectors .
SDI RETURN 2
HD SD Set the format of the return signal to be 
input to [HD/SD SDI 2] of the RETURN 
IN connectors .
SDI OUTPUT 1&2
HD SD Set the format of the signals to be 
output from [1] and [2] of the HD/SD 
SDI OUT connectors .
SDI OUTPUT 3&4
HD SD Set the format of the signals to be 
output from [3/PM] and [4/PM] of the 
HD/SD SDI OUT connectors .
SDI OUTPUT 3&4 
(NORMAL/PM)
NORMAL PMSet the signal to be output from [3/PM]  
and [4/PM] of the HD/SD SDI OUT 
connectors .
NORMAL:
   
Output the main line images .
PM:
    Output the picture monitor images .
COMPOSITE  
(NORMAL/PM)
NORMAL PMSet the signal to be output from  
[OUT/PM] of the VBS connectors .
NORMAL:
   
Output the main line images .
PM:
    Output the picture monitor images .
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z When the SDI OUTPUT3&4 (NORMAL/PM) item and COMPOSITE 
(NORMAL/PM) item are set to “NORMAL”, the menus and statuses 
will not be able to be displayed because the picture monitor images 
will not be output .  
When you set one of items to “NORMAL”, set the other one to “PM” .  
When you set both of the items to “NORMAL”, priority is given to 
the setting of the SDI OUTPUT3&4 (NORMAL/PM) item and the 
COMPOSITE (NORMAL/PM) item is set to “PM” .
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z SETTING2 Screen
       indicates the factory default setting .
Item Setting 
value Remarks
FS DELAY
NORMAL SHORT Select the delay mode for the HD return 
signals .
NORMAL:
   
Matches return signal input that does 
not match the sync phase to the 
phase of the camera by delaying it by 
1 frame .
SHORT:
    Sets the shortest delay  . (5 H)
    However, if the following conditions 
are not met, it is delayed by  
1 frame + 5H . 
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z HD signal
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z The SD-HD V item in the HD/SD 
PHASE screen is “ADVANCE” or 
“0H_SD_DLAY”
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z When output from this unit is used 
as the return signal, the delay is 
less than 3H
HD BAR SELECT
FULL
BARS-1 ARIB
BARS-2
BARS-3
BARS-4
BARS-5
BARS-6 Select the color bar signals to be output 
from the HD/SD SDI OUT connectors 
and VBS connector when “BAR” has 
been selected on the operation panel 
of the ROP
 . 
When they are output in VBS or SD 
format, color bars in HD format are 
output in the mode specified with 
DOWNCONVERT MODE* .
FULL:
    75 % full field color bar
BARS-1:
    Color bar based on the SMPTE 
standard
ARIB:
    ARIB multi-format color bar
BARS-2:
    Color bar based on the EIAJ standard
BARS-3:
    Split field color bar
BARS-4:
    75 % full field color bar placed in an 
area with a 4:3 aspect ratio .
    (Displayed 40 % gray outside the 
area .)
BARS-5:
    Color bar based on the SMPTE 
standard that is placed in an area 
with a 4:3 aspect ratio .
    (Displayed 40 % gray outside the 
area .)
BARS-6:
    Color bar based on the EIAJ standard 
that is placed in an area with a 4:3 
aspect ratio .
    (Displayed 40 % gray outside the 
area .)
Item Setting 
value Remarks
HD BAR LPF
OFF
3TAP
5TAP
7TAP
9TAP Select the filter through which to pass 
the color bar signals to be output 
from the HD/SD SDI OUT connectors 
when BAR has been selected on the 
operation panel of the ROP
 .
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z A higher TAP value will ensure a 
smooth rise and fall of the waveforms 
and reduce both the overshoot and 
undershoot .
HD BAR USER1 
(ARIB)
75%WHITE
100%WHITE +I_SIGNAL–I_SIGNAL Set user range 1 for when ARIB has 
been selected as the HD BAR SELECT 
setting .
This can be set when “ARIB” is selected 
for the HD BAR SELECT item . 
In the case of another setting, this is 
disabled .
HD BAR USER2 
(ARIB)
0%BLACK
+Q_SIGNAL Set user range 2 for when ARIB has 
been selected as the HD BAR SELECT 
setting .
This can be set when “ARIB” is selected 
for the HD BAR SELECT item . 
In the case of another setting, this is 
disabled .
SETUP 7 .5%
ON
OFF Select whether to add the setup 7 .5 % 
level to the SD signals to be output from 
[OUT/PM] of the VBS connectors .
When the CCU MODE item is 
“1080/50i”, SETUP 7 .5% is disabled 
even if you set it to “ON” .
PATHO
ON
OFF Select ON/OFF for the pathological 
signals .
*:   
The DOWNCONVERT MODE setting can be configured by operating 
the REMOTE OPERATION menu with the ROP  .  
For details, refer to Operating Instructions  
of AK-HRP200 .
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z HD/SD PHASE ScreenThis menu is used for the HD signal and SD signal phase adjustments .
       indicates the factory default setting .
Item Setting 
value Remarks
HD H PHASE
59 .94 Hz: –1099│0
│
1099 Adjust the horizontal sync phase of 
HDTV output in respect to the sync 
signals of the system .
50 Hz:
–1319│0
│
1319
SD H PHASE
59 .94 Hz: –857│0
│
857 Adjust the horizontal sync phase of 
SDTV output in respect to the sync 
signals of the system .
50 Hz:
–863│0
│
863
SD ->HD V 
PHASE
0H
ADVANCE
0H
_SD_DLAY Set the vertical phase of the HDTV 
output in relation to the SDTV output .
0H:
   
Sets the vertical phase to the same 
phase .
ADVANCE:
    When the field frequency is 59 .94 Hz, 
the phase advance is 90H .
    When the field frequency is 50 Hz, 
the phase advance is 75H .
0H_SD_DLAY:
    The SDTV signals are delayed and 
set in-phase with the HDTV signals .
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z When the setting of this item is set 
to “0H” or “ADVANCE” while the field 
frequency is 50 Hz, images in SD 
format are delayed by 1 frame + 75 
lines only when letterbox is selected 
for DOWNCONVERT MODE* .  
For the relationship with the sync 
phase, refer to pages 14 to 19 .
*:    The DOWNCONVERT MODE setting can be configured by operating 
the REMOTE OPERATION menu with the ROP  .  
For details, refer to Operating Instructions  
of AK-HRP200 .
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z
z BAR ID ScreenThis menu is used to set the BAR IDs displayed on the color bars .
       indicates the factory default setting .
Item Setting 
value Remarks
BAR ID SWITCH
ON
OFF Set the display of the BAR IDs 
displayed on the color bars when the 
color bars are displayed to ON or OFF
 .
BRIGHTNESS
0% │
100% Set the character color, in units of 10 %, 
of the BAR ID displayed on the color 
bar when the color bar is displayed .
0%: (black), 100%:
 (white)
ID1 POSITION
V (vertical): 00│
05
H (horizontal):00 │
15 Set the display start position of BAR ID1 
displayed on the color bars when the 
color bars are displayed .
Set from which character in the vertical 
direction and which character in the 
horizontal direction, starting from the top 
left of the color bar, to start displaying 
the BAR ID using the font size as the 
reference .
z
z When the coordinates of ID1 and ID2 
are the same, bar ID1’s character 
string will be placed on top of bar ID2 
(BAR ID2 will be below) .   
When the vertical coordinates are the 
same and the horizontal coordinates 
differ, the BAR ID with the horizontal 
coordinates set later will be placed on 
top of the vertical one .
ID1 CHARACTER
##□□□□□□□□□□□□□□Set the character string of BAR ID1 .
The ID that is set here is displayed on 
the color bar  .
Up to 16 characters can be set .
Characters which can be used: z
z Alphanumeric characters
z
z Spaces
z
z  
`  ! " # % & ' ( ) 
 + , -  . / : ; < = 
> ? @ [ ] _ ~ 
z
z When “##” has been input in the 
character string, this part is replaced 
by the camera number (1 to 19) and 
displayed .
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value Remarks
ID2 POSITION
V (vertical): 00
01│
05
H (horizontal):00 │
15 Set the display start position of BAR ID2 
displayed on the color bars when the 
color bars are displayed .
Set from which character in the vertical 
direction and which character in the 
horizontal direction, starting from the top 
left of the color bar, to start displaying 
the BAR ID using the font size as the 
reference .
z
z When the coordinates of ID1 and ID2 
are the same, bar ID1’s character 
string will be placed on top of bar ID2 
(BAR ID2 will be below) .   
When the vertical coordinates are the 
same and the horizontal coordinates 
differ, the BAR ID with the horizontal 
coordinates set later will be placed on 
top of the vertical one .
ID2 CHARACTER
##□□□□□□□□□□□□□□Set the character string of BAR ID2 .
The ID that is set here is displayed on 
the color bar  .
Up to 16 characters can be set .
Characters which can be used: z
z Alphanumeric characters
z
z Spaces
z
z  
`  ! " # % & ' ( ) 
 + , -  . / : ; < = 
> ? @ [ ] _ ~ 
z
z When “##” has been input in the 
character string, this part is replaced 
by the camera number (1 to 19) and 
displayed .
OFFSET
V (vertical): 00│
79
H (horizontal):00 │
89 The display positions of the bar IDs can 
be finely adjusted within the font size 
range .
Using the top left of the font as the 
origin point, set the horizontal offset and 
vertical offset .
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