Panasonic Hd Integrated Camera Aw He100n Operating Instructions

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  Other setting (Other Set) menu for the user 
mode (Other Set)
 Other Set 
 Gamma                 Normal Focus                   Auto Iris                    Auto Format                 1080i  Aspect                  --- Status                   Off Component                --- Focus ADJ With Zoom       On
Return
9--------
1--------
2--------
3--------
4--------
5--------
6--------
7--------
8------
(User mode only)
9   Gamma correction le vel selection  
[Gamma:
  Low, Normal, High]
(Factory setting: Normal)
 Low:    At this setting, the pictures are stab le
 , and 
the contrast is set to sharp. 
(The gamma curve inclines gently for the 
low-brightness areas.)
  Normal: 
  When “1080i”
  or “70p” has been selected 
as the video format (Format), the setting 
suited to HD shooting is established. 
With all other video formats, the setting 
suited to SD shooting is established.
  High: 
  At this setting, the g r
 ay scale of the dark 
areas increases in scope, and pictures 
with light tones are displayed. 
The contrast is set to soft. 
(The gamma curve inclines sharply in the 
low-brightness areas.) At the 3 video format selection (Format) item, the video 
format is not switched immediately even when the setting is 
changed.
The screen shown below on which to confirm the setting 
changes appears when an operation involving a transfer 
to another item has been performed (when the [] or [] 
button is pressed).
 Other Set 
 Focus                   Auto Iris                    Auto Format                 1080i-------------------- Change Setting?
  O.K.  CANCEL--------------------Return
Example: Halogen mode
When “O.K.” is selected, the video format is changed, and 
the other setting menu (Other Set) is restored.
(Press the [] or [] button, select “O.K.”, and press the [] 
or [] button.)
If “CANCEL” is selected, the other setting menu (Other 
Set) is restored without changing the video format, and 
the settings established prior to the changes made are 
displayed.
The video format is not changed even when the menu is 
closed.
    Do not mak e a change to a video f
 ormat that is not 
supported by the connected monitor. 
Not only will the pictures not be displayed on the 
monitor properly but the menus will not be displayed 
either. 
As a result, no further menu operations will be 
possible, and neither will it be possible to perform 
the operations to return to the video format. 
In cases like this, connect a monitor that supports 
composite signals or the video format that has been 
changed, and then change the video format.
Note
Setting the menu items 
						

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Menu item table
MenuItemFactory 
setting
Pan Tilt Head Setting TallyOn
Landing Soft
Install Position Desktop
Smart Picture Flip Off
Flip Detect Angle 90
Controller All
Initialize
Return
Camera 
Setting 
 Brightness 
Set
Picture Level
±0
Step Off
Gain Auto
AGC Max Gain 18dB
Return
Color Set Chroma Level ±0
White Bal ATW
Return
G/L, Setup 
Set H Phase
±0
SC Coarse 90deg
SC Fine ±0
Setup Level On
Return
Other Set Focus Auto
Iris Auto
Format 1080i
Aspect 16:9
Status Off
Component Y/Pb/Pr
Focus ADJ With Zoom On
Return
Initialize
Return
Camera 
Setting 
 Brightness 
Set
Picture Level
±0
Step Off
Gain Auto
AGC Max Gain 18dB
Return
Color Set Chroma Level ±0
White Bal ATW
Return
G/L, Setup 
Set H Phase
±0
SC Coarse 90deg
SC Fine ±0
Setup Level On
Return
Other Set Focus Auto
Iris Auto
Format 1080i
Aspect 16
:9
Status Off
Component Y/Pb/Pr
Focus ADJ With Zoom On
Return
Initialize
ReturnMenu ItemFactory 
setting
  Camera 
Setting 
 Brightness 
Set
Picture Level
±0
Step Off
Gain Auto
AGC Max Gain 18dB
Return
Color Set Chroma Level ±0
White Bal ATW
Return
G/L, Setup 
Set H Phase
±0
SC Coarse 90deg
SC Fine ±0
Setup Level On
Return
Other Set Focus Auto
Iris Auto
Format 1080i
Aspect 16:9
Status Off
Component Y/Pb/Pr
Focus ADJ With Zoom On
Return
Initialize
Return
User Brightness 
SetPicture Level
±0
Shutter Mode Step
Step/Synchro
(Step) Off
(Synchro) 60.04Hz
Gain 0dB
AGC Max Gain 18dB
Return
Color Set Chroma Level +

White Bal AWC A
P

edestal ±0
Painting
R Gain ±0
B Gain ±0
Return
G/L, Setup 
Set H Phase
±0
SC Coarse 90deg
SC Fine ±0
Setup Level On
Return
Sharpness
(DTL) Set Detail
On
Total Detail Level 7
V Detail Level ±0
Noise Suppress 0
Return
Other Set Gamma Normal
Focus Auto
Iris Auto
Format 1080i
Aspect 16:9
Status Off
Component Y/Pb/Pr
Focus ADJ With Zoom On
Return
Initialize
Return 
						

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Limiters
This unit comes with settings (referred to as “limiters”) that restrict the panning and tilting movement ranges.
Depending on where the pan-tilt head system has been installed, obstacle\
s may be present within the travel range with which 
the camera may come into contact.
Contact with any such obstacle by the camera may cause malfunctioning or accidents.
In this case, contact can be prevented by setting the limiters directly before any such obstacle.
The positions of four limiters — namely, the upper, lower, left-most and right-most limits of the travel range — can be set.
Once they have been set, the positions will not be lost even after the power has been turned off.
The limiters can be set and released using either the accessory wireless remote control or the controller.
Whatever was set or released last takes precedence.
For the controller operations, refer to the Operating Instructions of the controller.
The settings of the limiters using the accessory wireless remote control will be described here. 
						

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Setting/releasing the limiters
Basic limiter operations
1 Press the [MENU] button.
    Tap the button (rather than pressing it). When it is 
pressed for two seconds, a menu will appear. 
If this happens, press the [MENU] button again for two 
seconds to clear the menu. 
Then start again from step 
1.
2   Press the [ ] , [ ] , [ ] or [ ] button for 
two seconds while holding down the 
[PRESET] button.
    The limiter for the upper limit, lower limit, left limit or 
right limit is set (or released) using these direction 
buttons, respectively. 
The tally lamp will blink at this time. 
When a limiter is set, it blinks once; when a limiter is 
released, it blinks twice. 
If any other button was operated between steps 
1 and 
2, start again from step 1.
Setting the limiters
The limiter positions can be set by following the steps below.
When the position is set, the tally lamp blinks once.
1   Press one of the [CAM1] to [CAM4] 
buttons to select the unit.
    Setting the upper limit position of the movement 
rang e
Press the [] or [] button of the wireless remote 
control to turn the unit as far as the position which 
will serve as the upper limit.
Next, perform the steps in “Basic limiter operations”, 
and press the [] button for two seconds while 
holding down the [PRESET] button.
   
  Setting the lower limit position of the mo
 vement 
range
Press the [] or [] button of the wireless remote 
control to turn the unit as far as the position which 
will serve as the lower limit.
Next, perform the steps in “Basic limiter operations”, 
and press the [] button for two seconds while 
holding down the [PRESET] button.
   
  Setting the left-most limit position of the 
movement rang

e
Press the [] or [] button of the wireless remote 
control to turn the unit as far as the position which 
will serve as the left-most limit.
Next, perform the steps in “Basic limiter operations”, 
and press the [] button for two seconds while 
holding down the [PRESET] button.  
 
  Setting the right-most limit position of the 
mo vement rang

e
Press the [] or [] button of the wireless remote 
control to turn the unit as far as the position which 
will serve as the right-most limit.
Next, perform the steps in “Basic limiter operations”, 
and press the [] button for two seconds while 
holding down the [PRESET] button.
Releasing the limiters
The limiter positions that are set can be released by 
following the steps below.
When the position is released, the tally lamp blinks twice.
1    Press one of the [CAM1] to [CAM4] 
buttons to select the unit.
2   Release the limiters by taking the steps 
below.
    Releasing the upper limit position of the 
movement rang
e
Perform the steps in “Basic limiter operations”, and 
press the [] button for two seconds while holding 
down the [PRESET] button.
   
  Releasing the lo wer limit position of the 
mo
 vement range
Perform the steps in “Basic limiter operations”, and 
press the [] button for two seconds while holding 
down the [PRESET] button.
   
  Releasing the left-most limit position of the 
mo vement rang

e
Perform the steps in “Basic limiter operations”, and 
press the [] button for two seconds while holding 
down the [PRESET] button.
   
  Releasing the right-most limit position of the 
mo vement rang

e
Perform the steps in “Basic limiter operations”, and 
press the [] button for two seconds while holding 
down the [PRESET] button.
Resetting the limiters
To reset the limiters, the currently established settings must 
be released.
The limiter positions that are set can be reset by following 
the steps below.
1    Release the settings of the limiter 
positions to be reset by following the 
steps in “Releasing the limiters”.
2   Set the limiter positions by following the 
steps in “Setting the limiters”. 
						

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Safe modes
Concerning the safe modes
This unit comes with two safe modes which are designed to safeguard the user and others from injury and to prevent damage to 
the unit.
When a safe mode is established, some or all of operations will no longer be accepted.
1 Collision-triggered safe mode
    When the unit collides with a person or obstacle during panning or tilting, the “Collision-triggered safe mode” is established, 
and all further panning or tilting in the direction of the collision is suspended. 
To release the “Collision-triggered safe mode”, return the panning or tilting to a neutral position.
2 Trouble-triggered safe mode
    When trouble has occurred inside the unit, the “Trouble-triggered safe mode” is established, the unit’s functions are shut 
down, and the status display lamp lights up red. 
To release the “Trouble-triggered safe mode”, first place the unit in the standby mode, turn its power off and then turn it 
back on. (If internal trouble is identified again, the “Trouble-triggered safe mode” will be established again.) 
						

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Troubleshooting
 Operation
SymptomCause and remedial action Reference pages
No power
   Has the power plug been connected securely to the AC power 
outlet? —
  Has the po
wer plug been connected pr operl
 y?—
    If the unit is connected to the contr oller
 , has it been connected 
properly?
   Refer to the Operating Instructions of the controller. Installation 
Instructions P .

9 to 31
  When the unit is being operated by the wireless remote contr ol
  

  Also ref er to the “Cannot operate using the wireless remote control” 
item. —
Cannot operate 
(common to wireless 
remote control, 
controller)
 
Is the power on?
    If the unit’ s status displa
 y lamp is off or if it has lighted up orange,  
it means that the unit’s power is not being supplied. P.16
  Has the correct unit to be operated been selected? P.18
  One of the saf
e mode functions may ha
 ve been activated.P.55
  Have the limiter functions been set? P
.53 to 54

    W as the setting for “Controller” (accept control from control device 
selection) on the men
 u item changed previously?
   Change the setting by following the steps on the reference page. P.43
Cannot operate 
using the wireless 
remote control
   
Have the remote control’s batteries run down or have the batteries 
been installed with their polarities reversed?
    If the status displa y lamp does not b
 link even when the wireless remote 
control is operated near the wireless remote control signal light-sensing 
area, it means that the batteries have run down. Replace the batteries. —
    Is there a fluorescent light or plasma monitor near the unit and,  if so,
  
is the wireless remote control signal light-sensing area exposed to 
its light? P.14
Cannot operate 
using the controller
 
Is the unit connected to the controller properly?
   Refer to the Operating Instructions of the controller. Installation 
Instructions P .
9 to 31
  Has the controller selector s witc
 h been set to the correct setting?
   Check the switch setting.
   Refer to the Operating Instructions of the controller. Installation 
Instructions P .

9 to 31
    It ma y be necessary to upgrade the version of the controller so that 
the contr
 oller will support the unit.
   Consult with your dealer. —
    If the unit is being used in combination with the A W
 -RP400 and 
AW -CB400, a setting to prohibit the operation of one of these devices 
may have been established.
   Refer to the Operating Instructions of the controller. —
The unit turns in the 
opposite direction to 
the one operated
   
Has the stand-alone (Desktop) installation setting been selected 
correctly? Installation 
Instructions P.
1
    When the picture has been in ver
 ted by the automatic picture flipping 
function, the unit may appear to turn in the opposite direction to the 
one operated. P.43
    The re versal setting may have been established at the controller  
if the unit is connected to the contr
 oller.
   Refer to the Operating Instructions of the controller. — 
						

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 Video
SymptomCause and remedial action Reference pages
No pictures are 
displayed or 
the pictures are 
disturbed
   Has the unit been connected properly to the other connected 
devices? Installation 
Instructions P .
8 to 31
    If the system is configured in suc h a wa
 y that the picture is also 
switched when the camera to be operated is selected, has the 
correct camera been selected? P.18
  Has the video signal setting been selected correctly? Installation 
Instr uctions
P.18 to  

0
The picture is flipped 
vertically
   Has the stand-alone (Desktop) installation setting been selected 
correctly? Installation 
Instructions P.
1
  Is the automatic picture flipping function now in operation? P
.43
Multiple color bands 
(color bars) are 
displayed
  Switch to the camera picture. P.3
The menu screen is 
displayed 
Exit the menu. P.40 to 4
No auto focusing
 
Is the focus set to manual?
   Auto focusing is initiated as soon as the focus is set to auto. P.

 3
  In some situations, it ma y be har
 d to focus at the auto setting.
   In cases like this, select the manual setting, and focus manually. P.

 5
Something is wrong 
with the coloring of 
the pictures 
Activate the ATW (Auto tracking white adjustment) function. P.3
    In some situations,  the pr
 oper colors may not be reproduced using 
the ATW function.
   In cases like this, proceed with the white balance adjustment. P.31
The pictures are too 
light or too dark
   
Either select the auto setting for the iris or select the manual setting 
and adjust the iris manually. P.

 5
    The pictures ma y be dark if the video signal cab
 les are too long 
because this will cause signal attenuation.
    In cases lik e this
 , connect the cable compensator (such as the 
AW -RC400). —
Troubleshooting 
						

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Maintenance
In order to maintain the product’s safety and performance, clean the product periodically as instructed 
below.
   Pull out the power cable plug, and wipe the unit clean with a dry cloth. 
If it is extremely dirty, dip a cloth into a diluted solution of kitchen detergent (neutral), squeeze it hard, and wipe the product 
surfaces carefully.
  T
o clean the lens, use a lens cleaning paper (one which is used to clean eyeglasses and cameras).
  Do not use benzine

, paint thinner, or other v
 olatile liquids.
  When using a chemical duster, carefully read the caution notes on its use .
Notes
Replacing the consumable parts
The belt is consumable.
It needs to be replaced at periodic intervals.
For details on the belt replacement, consult your dealer.
Replacing the belt
As a general rule of thumb, the belt needs to be replaced after about 4 years.
(When it is used 8 hours a day with repeated panning and tilting for 10 seconds and stopping for 50 seconds)
Replace the belt when the preset stop accuracy has deteriorated. 
						

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Appearance
Unit: inch (mm) 
						

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Specifications
Power supply: AC 100 V to 40 V, 50/60 Hz
Power consumption:  Approx. 40 
 W
 indicates safety information.
GENERAL
Operating temperature: 
3 °F to 104 °F (0 °C to +40 °C)
Storage temperature:  –4 °F to 1 °F (–
 0 °C to +50 °C)
Allowable humidity ranges:  Less than 85 % (no condensation)
Weight:  Approx.
 16.5 lbs
 . (7.5 kg)
Dimensions (W  D  H):  9-3/8˝  10-1/8˝  13-1/˝ (
38  57  343.5 mm) [excluding protrusions]
Finish:  Light silver matte finish
Contr oller suppor

ted:  
AW-RP655, A
 W-RP555, AW-RP400, AW-IF400, AW-CB400 
   It ma y be necessary to upgrade the version of the controller so that the controller will 
suppor
 t the unit.
INPUT
Input connector:   
AC 100 V to 40 V (50/60 Hz), 
G/L IN (BNC) 
 BBS or VBS signal supported
OUTPUT
Output connector:   Composite: 1.0 Vp-p/75  (BNC  1), 
HD/SD analog component or SD Y/C signals (VGA 15P  1) 
   Y/C signals av ailab
 le in SD mode only; switching with Y/Pb/Pr signals possible  
using menu setting 
SD/HD selection possible when Y/Pb/Pr signals are output.
INPUT/OUTPUT
Input/Output connector:  CONTROL IN RS4A (RJ-45)
FUNCTIONS AND PERFORMANCE
[Camera unit]
Imaging sensors: 1/3˝ CCD imaging sensors  3 (inter-line type, progressive system supported)
Lens:    Motorized 13
  zoom, f/1.6 to .8 
(f=4. to 55 mm;
 35 mm equivalent: 3.5 mm to 43 mm)
Focus:  Switching between auto and manual
Color separation optical system:
  Prism system
Gain selection:    
0 to 1 dB in step
 , 15 dB, 
18 dB, AGC (iris always operated automatically at the AGC ON setting)
Electronic shutter speed:  
1/100, 1/50, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/000 sec.,  
Synchro scan (60.04 to 48.8
 Hz)
Gamma:  Low, Nor
 mal, High