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Setup Menus for PS•Data
Communication setup (PS•Data)
Communication parameters for a PS•Data protocol system
are set in this menu.
1. Hold down the SETUP button for 2 seconds to open the
setup menu.
2. Move the cursor to COMMUNICATION  , then press
SET. The communication setup appears.
8UNIT ADDRESS
1. Move the cursor to UNIT ADDRESS, then specify a
number with the [–] or [+] button. The default setting is
1.
Available numbers:1-99
Note:This setting takes effect only when the UNIT
switch is set to 0 on the front panel.
BAUD RATE
1. Move the cursor to BAUD RATE, then specify a rate
with the [–] or [+] button. The default setting is 9 600.
Available rates (bit per second):19 200, 9 600, 
4 800, 2 400
DATA BIT
1. Move the cursor to DATA BIT, then specify a bit length
with the [–] or [+] button. The default setting is 8.
Available bit length:7, 8
PARITY
1. Move the cursor to PARITY CHECK, then specify a
check mode with the [–] or [+] button. The default set-
ting is NONE.
Available check modes:NONE, EVEN, ODD
STOP BIT
1. Move the cursor to STOP BIT, then specify a bit length
with the [–] or [+] button. The default setting is 1.
Available bit length:1, 2
WAIT TIME
The unit will retransmit data when there is no response dur-
ing the specified wait time.
1. Move the cursor to WAIT TIME, then specify a time with
the [–] or [+] button. The default setting is OFF for not
resending.
Available wait times (ms):OFF, 100, 200, 400, 
1 000
2. Press ESC to return to the WJ-MP204C SETUP MENU. 
System setup (PS•Data)
Parameters related to alarm, sync, and remote functions
are set in this menu for a PS
•Data protocol system.
The SYSTEM menu is displayed when you select it in the
WJ-MP204C SETUP MENU.
     COMMUNICATION
   UNIT ADDRESS 1
   BAUD RATE    9600
   DATA BIT     8
   PARITY CHECK NONE
   STOP BIT     1
   WAIT TIME    OFF
         SYSTEM
    ALARM MODE   ON   
    COMP/VD2/DATA
    VS/VD INPUT  VD
    CAMERA CONFIG
    DAISY MODE   ON
    TERMINAL     ALARM
WJ-MP204C SETUP MENUX.XX
   COMMUNICATION
   SYSTEM
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8Alarm mode setup 
1. Move the cursor to ALARM MODE to select ON or OFF
with the [–] or [+] button, then press SET. The default
setting is ON.
ON :Opens a submenu shown below.
OFF:Alarm mode is disabled.
The ALARM MODE sub menu appears.
1-1. Move the cursor to MONITOR SPOT to select ON  or
OFF with the [–] or [+] button, then press SET. The
default setting is ON  .
This setting specifies whether to change the monitor
image when an alarm operates.
ON :Image display on the monitor changes to that
of the alarm activated channel.
OFF:Image display will not change even when an
alarm operates.
The MONITOR SPOT sub menu appears.
1-2. In this setup, the relation is established between four
alarm channels and four camera channels, along with
the preset positions to which the camera moves when
the alarm operates.
1-2-1. Move the cursor to a channel of CAM. NO with the
[D] or [C] button.
1-2-2. Select a CAM. NO with the [–] or [+] button, then
press the [C]. The cursor moves to PRE. The
default setting is that the same numbers are
assigned to both alarm channel and camera chan-
nel.
1CH:Camera input 1 will be displayed when the
respective alarm operates.
2CH:Camera input 2 will be displayed.
3CH:Camera input 3 will be displayed.
4CH:Camera input 4 will be displayed.
1-2-3. Select a PRE (preset position number) with the [–]
or [+] button, then press the [C].
1-2-4. Repeat above steps for other alarm channels.
1-2-5. Press the ESC to return to the ALARM MODE menu.
2. Move the cursor to ALARM DISPLAY. Select ON or OFF
with the [–] or [+] button. The default setting is ON.
Alarm display “ALARM ***” on the monitor is enabled
or disabled while an alarm is in operation. “***” is the
alarm channel number. 
ON:Enabled.
OFF:Disabled.
3. Move the cursor to SITE ALARM. Select ON or OFF with
the [–] or [+] button. The default setting is ON.
A site alarm (motion detection) generated by a camera
is accepted or ignored.
ON:Enabled.
OFF:Disabled.
4. Move the cursor to TERM. ALARM (terminal alarm).
Select ON or OFF with the [–] or [+] button. The default
setting is ON.
An alarm input to the rear terminal is accepted or
ignored.
ON:Enabled.
OFF:Disabled.
5. Move the cursor to ALARM OUTPUT. Select an output
duration with the [–] or [+] button. The default setting is
10S (seconds).
The output status is supplied to the terminals on the
rear. The output is reset along with the activated alarm
according to this setup.
EXT:The output is reset when a reset input is supplied
to the rear panel or the alarm reset button is
pressed on the front panel. 
1S-5MIN:The output is reset when the preset duration
elapses. 
OFF:No output.
6. Move the cursor to ALARM DATA. Select an output time
with the [–] or [+] button. The default setting is 1S (sec-
ond).
The unit notifies the connected System Controller (must
be set to Unit #1) of the alarm activation once every
period preset by this setup.
OFF:No notification.
0S:Notification is made immediately.
1S:Notification is made once every 1 second.
5S:Notification is made once every 5 second.
7. Press the ESC to go back to the SYSTEM menu.
      ALARM MODE
   MONITOR SPOT  ON
   ALARM DISPLAY ON
   SITE ALARM    ON
   TERM.ALARM    ON
   ALARM OUTPUT  10S
   ALARM DATA    1S
       MONITOR SPOT
  ALARM  CAM NO.  PRE
    1      1CH     -
    2      2CH     -
    3      3CH     -
    4      4CH     -
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8Cable compensation/VD2 sync/data setup
The COMP/VD2/DATA menu is displayed when you select it
in the SYSTEM menu.
In this menu, each camera is set up for cable compensa-
tion, VD2 sync and data communication ON/OFF.
1. Move the cursor to CAMERA IN. Select a camera input
channel with the [–] or [+] button. The default setting is
1CH.
The camera channel to be set up is selected and the
image of the channel is displayed in the background of
the setup menu.
Available channels:1CH, 2CH, 3CH, 4CH
2. Move the cursor to COMP. Select a parameter with the
[–] or [+] button. The default setting is S.
The longer a coaxial cable is extended, the more the
video signals attenuate. This setting is to compensate
signal attenuation in 3 degrees. Select the best para-
meter that optimizes the displayed image on the moni-
tor while observing it.
S:Short distance of less than 1 300 ft (400 m)
M:Medium distance between 1 300 ft (400 m) and
2 300 ft (700 m)
L:Long distance of less than 3 000 ft (900 m)
Note:Distance is based on the assumption that RG-
59U, BELDEN 9259 or equivalent cable is used.3. Move the cursor to VD2. Select a parameter with the [–]
or [+] button. The default setting is ON. 
The VD2 sync signal is multiplexed onto the coaxial
cable and sent to the camera for synchronization. Refer
to the table.
ON:VD2 synchronizes with the input to the VS/VD con-
nector when supplied, or with the internal sync
when VS/VD has no input. 
THRU:VD2 is supplied when a camera out connector
accepts external VD2 from the connected device.
No VD2 is supplied when no camera out connector
accepts external VD2.
OFF:No VD2 is supplied to the camera.
4. Move the cursor to DATA. Select ON or OFF with the [–]
or [+] button. The default setting is ON. 
Data communication with the selected camera channel
is enabled or disabled.
ON:Enabled.
OFF:Disabled.
5. Press the ESC to return to the SYSTEM menu.
8VS/VD input setup
This setting specifies the input to the VS/VD INPUT terminal
on the rear of the unit. 
1. Move the cursor to VS/VD INPUT. Select VS or VD with
the [–] or [+] button. The default setting is VD. 
VD:Set this when a “vertical drive” is input (4 V[p-p]).
VS:Set this when “video and sync” are input 
(1 V[p-p]).
     COMP/VD2/DATA
     CAMERA IN 1CH
     COMP      S
     VD2       ON
     DATA      ON
  
VS/VD
IN signal
C.Sync VSInput setup
requiredVS/VD OUT signal
MODE #1 to VD
VD: sync to
inputMODE #1 to THRU
C.Sync: looped
through
VBS VSVD: sync to
inputVBS: looped
through
VD VDVD: sync to
inputVD: looped
through
No input VD VD: internal No output
Beside VS/VD OUT signal, the unit supplies VD2 sync to the cameras as follows. 
VS/VD Input
Yes
Yes
No
NoExternal VD2 to 
CAM OUT
Yes
No
Yes
NoVD2 set to ONVD2 supplied to cameras
VD2 set to THRU VD2 set to OFF
Sync to VS/VD
Sync to VS/VD
Sync to internal
Sync to internalSync to Ext VD2
Not supplied
Sync to Ext VD2
Not suppliedNot supplied
Not supplied
Not supplied
Not supplied
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8Camera Configuration
The CAMERA CONFIG menu is displayed when you select
it in the SYSTEM menu.
When more than one unit are used, each camera input is
given a camera number in this menu.
1. Move the cursor to CAM NO. Select a number with the
[–] or [+] button. The default setting is that both CAM-
ERA IN and CAM NO. are given the same number.
Available numbers:1-128 and – (not connected)
2. Repeat the above step until all CAMERA IN are
assigned numbers.
3. Press ESC to return to the SYSTEM menu.
8Daisy Mode 
This setup lets the unit know whether the data communica-
tion line is connected in a daisy fashion.
1. Move the cursor to DAISY. Select ON or OFF with the
[–] or [+] button. The default setting is ON.
ON:Set this when daisy connection is used.
OFF:Set this for other than daisy chain.
8Terminal Mode
This setup specifies the function of ALARM/REMOTE termi-
nal on the rear of the unit. Input/output is specified with
internal connection. Refer to page 16 for details.1. Move the cursor to TERMINAL. Select ALARM or
REMOTE with the [–] or [+] button, then press SET. The
default setting is ALARM.
ALARM:Terminals are used as alarm inputs or outputs.
REMOTE:Terminals are used as remote inputs or out-
puts.
Setup Menus for Camera
Communication Protocol
Communication setup 
(Camera Communication)
Communication parameters for a Camera Communication
Protocol system are set in this menu.
1. Hold down the SET button for 2 seconds to open the
setup menu.
2. Move the cursor to COMMUNICATION  , then press
SET. The communication setup appears.
     CAMERA CONFIG
  CAMERA IN   CAM NO.
      1CH       1CH
      2CH       2CH
      3CH       3CH
      4CH       4CH
         SYSTEM
    ALARM MODE   ON   
    COMP/VD2/DATA
    VS/VD INPUT  VD
    CAMERA CONFIG
    DAISY MODE   ON
    TERMINAL     ALARM
WJ-MP204C SETUP MENUX.XX
   COMMUNICATION
   SYSTEM
     COMMUNICATION
   CAM ADDRESS
   BAUD RATE    19200
   DATA BIT     8
   PARITY CHECK NONE
   STOP BIT     1
   WAIT TIME    OFF
   DELAY TIME   OFF
   XON/XOFF     NOT USE
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8CAM ADDRESS
Camera addresses are assigned to each of the units cam-
era input.
1. Move the cursor to CAM ADDRESS  , then press
SET. The CAM ADDRESS window appears.
2. Specify a number with the [–] or [+] button. The default
setting is 1.
Available numbers:1-99, – (no assignment)
Note:This setting takes effect only when the UNIT
switch is set to 0 on the front panel.
3. Repeat the above step until all camera inputs are given
addresses.
4. Press ESC to return to the communication setup.
8BAUD RATE
1. Move the cursor to BAUD RATE, then specify a rate
with the [–] or [+] button. The default setting is 19 200.
Available rates (bit per second):19 200, 9 600, 
4 800, 2 400
8DATA BIT
1. Move the cursor to DATA BIT, then specify a bit length
with the [–] or [+] button. The default setting is 8.
Available bit length:7, 8
8PARITY
1. Move the cursor to PARITY, then specify a check mode
with the [–] or [+] button. The default setting is NONE.
Available check modes:NONE, EVEN, ODD
8STOP BIT
1. Move the cursor to STOP BIT, then specify a bit length
with the [–] or [+] button. The default setting is 1.
Available bit length:1, 2
8WAIT TIME
The unit will retransmit data when there is no response dur-
ing the specified wait time.
1. Move the cursor to WAIT TIME, then specify a time with
the [–] or [+] button. The default setting is OFF.
Available wait times (ms):OFF, 100, 200, 400, 
1 000
8DELAY TIME
This setting specifies a delay time that the unit suspends to
return the response to the received command.
1. Move the cursor to DELAY TIME, then specify a time
with the [–] or [+] button. The default setting is OFF.
Available delay times (ms):OFF, 10, 20, 40, 100
8X-ON/X-OFF
1. Move the cursor to XON/XOFF, then specify a mode
with [–] or [+] button. The default setting is NOT USE.
USE:Data flow control is enabled during communica-
tion.
NOT USE:Disabled.
2. Press ESC to return to the WJ-MP204C SETUP MENU. 
System setup 
(Camera Communication Protocol)
Parameters related to alarm, sync and remote functions are
set in this menu for a Camera Communication Protocol sys-
tem.
The SYSTEM menu is displayed when you select it in the
WJ-MP204C SETUP MENU.
8Alarm mode setup 
In the SYSTEM menu, move the cursor to ALARM MODE.
Select ON  or OFF with the [–] or [+] button, then press
SET. The default setting is ON  .
ON :Opens a submenu shown below.
OFF:Alarm mode is disabled.
      CAM ADDRESS
  CAMERA IN  ADDRESS
      1CH       1
      2CH       2
      3CH       3
      4CH       4
         SYSTEM
    ALARM MODE   ON   
    COMP/VD2/DATA
    VS/VD INPUT  VD
    DAISY MODE   ON
    TERMINAL     ALARM
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The ALARM MODE sub menu appears.
1. Move the cursor to MONITOR SPOT to select ON or
OFF with the [–] or [+] button. The default setting is ON.
This setting specifies whether to change the monitoring
image when an alarm operates.
ON:The image displayed on the monitor screen
changes to that of the alarm activated channel.
OFF:The image displayed will not change even when
an alarm operates.
2. Move the cursor to ALARM DISPLAY. Select ON or OFF
with the [–] or [+] button. The default setting is ON.
Alarm display “ALARM ***” on the monitor is enabled
or disabled while an alarm is in operation. “***” is the
alarm channel number. 
ON:Enabled.
OFF:Disabled.
3. Move the cursor to SITE ALARM. Select ON or OFF with
the [–] or [+] button. The default setting is ON.
A site alarm (motion detection) generated by a camera
is accepted or ignored.
ON:Enabled.
OFF:Disabled.
4. Move the cursor to TERM. ALARM (terminal alarm).
Select ON or OFF with the [–] or [+] button. The default
setting is ON.
An alarm input to the rear terminal is accepted or
ignored.
ON:Enabled.
OFF:Disabled.
5. Move the cursor to ALARM OUTPUT. Select an output
duration with the [–] or [+] button. The default setting is
10S (seconds).
The output status is supplied to the terminals on the
rear. The output is reset along with the activated alarm
according to this setup.
EXT:The output is reset when a reset input is supplied
to the rear panel or the alarm reset button is
pressed on the front panel. 
1S-5MIN:The output is reset when the preset duration
elapses.
OFF:No output.6. Move the cursor to ALARM DATA. Select an output time
with the [–] or [+] button. The default setting is AUTO2.
The unit notifies the connected System Controller (must
be set to Unit #1) of the alarm activation once every
period preset by this setup.
POLLING:The unit issues a notification only when the
controller inquires.
AUTO 1:Notification is made immediately.
AUTO 2:Notification is made once every 5 seconds.
7. Press ESC to return to the SYSTEM menu.
8Cable compensation/VD2 sync/data setup
The COMP/VD2/DATA menu is displayed when you select it
in the SYSTEM menu.
In this menu, each camera is set up for cable compensa-
tion, VD2 sync and data communication ON/OFF.
1. Move the cursor to CAMERA IN. Select a camera input
channel with the [–] or [+] button. The default setting is
1CH.
The camera channel to be set up is selected and the
image of the channel is displayed in the background of
the setup menu.
Available channels:1CH, 2CH, 3CH, 4CH
      ALARM MODE
   MONITOR SPOT  ON
   ALARM DISPLAY ON
   SITE ALARM    ON
   TERM.ALARM    ON
   ALARM OUTPUT  10S
   ALARM DATA    AUTO2
         SYSTEM
    ALARM MODE   ON   
    COMP/VD2/DATA
    VS/VD INPUT  VD
    DAISY MODE   ON
    TERMINAL     ALARM
     COMP/VD2/DATA
     CAMERA IN 1CH
     COMP      S
     VD2       ON
     DATA      ON
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2. Move the cursor to COMP. Select a parameter with the
[–] or [+] button. The default setting is S.
The longer a coaxial cable is extended, the more the
video signals attenuate. This setting is to compensate
signal attenuation in 3 degrees. Select the best para-
meter that optimizes the displayed image on the moni-
tor while observing it.
S:Short distance of less than 1 300 ft (400 m)
M:Medium distance between 1 300 ft (400 m) and 2
300 ft (700 m)
L:Long distance of less than 3 000 ft (900 m)
Note:Distance is based on the assumption that RG-
59U, BELDEN 9259 or equivalent cable is used.
3. Move the cursor to VD2. Select a parameter with the [–]
or [+] button. The default setting is ON. 
The VD2 sync signal is multiplexed onto the coaxial
cable and sent to the camera for synchronization. Refer
to the table on page 23 for detailed in-out conditions.
ON:VD2 synchronizes with the input to the VS/VD con-
nector when supplied, or with the internal sync
when VS/VD has no input. 
THRU:VD2 is supplied when a camera out connector
accepts external VD2 from the connected device.
No VD2 is supplied when no camera out connector
accepts external VD2.
OFF:No VD2 is supplied to the camera.
4. Move the cursor to DATA. Select ON or OFF with the [–]
or [+] button. The default setting is ON. 
Data communication with the selected camera channel
is enabled or disabled.
ON:Enabled.
OFF:Disabled.
5. Press ESC to return to the SYSTEM menu.
8VS/VD input setup
This setting specifies the input to the VS/VD INPUT terminal
on the rear of the unit. 
1. Move the cursor to VS/VD INPUT. Select VS or VD with
the [–] or [+] button. The default setting is VD. 
VD:Set this when a “vertical drive” is input (4 V[p-p]).
VS:Set this when “video and sync” are input 
(1 V[p-p]).
8Daisy Mode 
This setup lets the unit know whether the data communica-
tion line is connected in a daisy fashion.
1. Move the cursor to DAISY. Select ON or OFF with the
[–] or [+] button. The default setting is ON.
ON:Set this when daisy connection is used.
OFF:Set this for other than daisy chain.
8Terminal Mode
This setup specifies the function of ALARM/REMOTE termi-
nal on the rear of the unit. Input/output is specified with
internal connection. Refer to page 16 for details.
1. Move the cursor to TERMINAL. Select ALARM or
REMOTE with the [–] or [+] button. The default setting is
ALARM.
ALARM:Terminals are used as alarm input or output.
REMOTE:Terminals are used as remote input or out-
put.
         SYSTEM
    ALARM MODE   ON   
    COMP/VD2/DATA
    VS/VD INPUT  VD
    DAISY MODE   ON
    TERMINAL     ALARM
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Camera selection and alarm operations are made on the
front panel of the unit or WV-CU360C System Controller.
Camera Selection
Front Panel Operation
• You need to remove the front cover loosening the screw
with a screw driver before starting operation.
• Press a camera number button. 
The selected camera picture is displayed on the moni-
tor connected to the SPOT OUT terminal on the rear of
the unit.
WV-CU360C Operation
• Enter a camera number with numeric buttons, then
press the CAM/SET button.
The selected camera picture is displayed on the monitor
connected to the SPOT OUT terminal on the rear of the unit.
Alarm Operation
Alarm Input
An alarm arises in the following cases.
•Terminal alarm
A sensor input is supplied to the unit telling that a
change has been detected.
•Site alarm
A camera detects motion change in video (VMD, Video
Motion Detection). 
Processing 
• The spot image changes to that of the alarm activated
camera when ALARM MODE is set to ON in the setup.
• The camera moves to the preset position.
• “ALARM ***” blinks overlaid on the spot image when
ALARM DISPLAY is set to ON. 
• The alarm indicator blinks.
Alarm Output
The alarm activation is informed to the connected peripher-
als via the DATA terminal or ALARM/REMOTE terminal
when the terminal is set to the alarm output mode. Output
duration is specified with the ALARM OUTPUT setup.
• Digital Disk Recorder enters a specific recording mode.
• Video Multiplexer changes pick-up frame rate and
frame order.
• System Controller makes the alarm indicator blink on
the controller. 
OPERATION
1234
CAM
SET
ALARM 001
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WJ-MP204CFunctionWV-CU360C
Camera Selection
Alarm Reset
Alarms are reset according to the reset mode (EXT, auto (1S-5M) or OFF) selected in the ALARM OUTPUT setup.
•Manual resetting
Pressing the RESET button on the unit resets the activated alarm.
Pressing the ALARM RESET button on the controller resets the activated alarm.
•External resetting
Input to the ALARM/REMOTE terminal resets the activated alarm when the terminal is set to the alarm input mode.
•Auto resetting
Elapsing of the preset time resets the activated alarm, except for the units alarm indicator which remains on steady light.
Alarm Suspension
This function is used in the setup operation or whenever you do not wish to accept alarm inputs.
Press the ALARM SUSPEND button on the front panel, or ALM SUSPEND on the controller. Alarm inputs will be ignored
while the indicator is lit.
Press the button again to release the alarm suspension. Alarm inputs will be accepted after the indicator turns off.
Alarm Reset
Alarm Suspend
4321
Alarm Suspend
Reset
Enter a camera number with
numeric buttons.
CAM
SET
then
CAM
#
ALM RESET
ALM RECALL
ALM SUSPEND
ALM SUSPEND
SETSUSPEND
ALARM
RESET
ALARM
SETSUSPEND
ALARM
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SPECIFICATIONS
Power Source : 120 V AC 60 Hz
Power Consumption : 7 W
Camera Input : 1 V[p-p]/75 Ω x 4
Spot Input : 1 V[p-p]/75 Ω x 1
VS/VD Input : VS (1 V[p-p]/75 Ω), or VD (4 V[p-p]/75 Ω) x1
Camera Output : 1 V[p-p]/75 Ω(Looped through) x4
Spot Output : 1 V[p-p]/75 Ωx1 (Changeable Output from camera input or Spot input)
VS/VD Output : VS/VD IN (Looped through), or internal VD (4 V[p-p]/75 Ω) x 1
Data Communication Standard : Based on RS-485 (4-Line/2-Line*
1)
Modular Jack x 1, or 5-pin terminal x 1*2
Alarm Input : 4 (Alarm Output/Remote Input/Remote Output selectable)*3
Alarm Output : 1 (O.C. [16 V, 100 mA])
Alarm Recover Input : 1 (No Voltage Contact)
Alarm Reset Output : 1 (0/5 V ↔O.C. [16 V, 100 mA])*
4
Spot Switching Input : 1 (No Voltage Contact)
Spot Switching Output : 1 (O.C. [16 V, 100 mA])
Unit address : 1 - 8 (Set with UNIT switch) 9-99 (Set in Setup menu)
Operating for System : Selection Camera
Alarm (Data/Display/Reset/Suspend)
Setup
Camera, Lens, Housing, PAN/TILT, External device control
Ambient Operating Temperature : –10°C - +50°C (14°F - 122°F )
Ambient Operating Humidity : Less than 90 %
Dimensions : 210 (W) x 44 (H) x 350 (D) mm
[8-9/16”(W) x1-3/4”(H) x13 3/4”(D)]
Weight : 2.6 kg(5.72 lbs.)
*1 Selectable using the mode switch
*2 Valid in communication mode
*3 Selectable using the setup menu and internal connector
*4 Selectable using an internal switch
Dimensions and weight are approximate.
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
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