Panasonic Hd Integrated Camera Aw He60h Vol1 Operating Instructions

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Instructions
Characteri\ftic\f
Mu\btip\be number of format\f \fupportedp
A m
 ultiple number of output formats including 1080i\g/720p 
with 59.94
  Hz/50   Hz are supported. The 29.97   Hz/25   Hz 
outputs are also s\gupported in the 1080i ou\gtput format.
p
By using 

VIDEO OUT signals, HD format signals and SD 
format signals can be \goutput at the same\g time. 
(The VIDEO OUT signals are not output when the IP video 
transfer function is use\gd.)
p
With the SD f

ormat, either...

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Contro\b\ber \fupported
pAW-RP655
p
A
 W
-
 RP555
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A

W
-
 RP50

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It ma

y be nece\f\fary to upgrade the ve\gr\fion of the 
contro\b\ber in order to \fupport the unit. 
Con\fu\bt with your dea\ber.
w When connecting the \gAW- RP655
pThe camera menus that are operated using the 
L\fD panel on the AW
-
 RP655 cannot be use\gd.
 
 
Use the camer
 a menus displayed on the monitor 
which has been con\gnected to the unit.\g
w When connecting the \gAW- RP555
pThe AW-RP555 periodically transmits the...

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Operating precautio\gn\f
Shoot under the pr\goper \bighting condit\gion\f.
To produce pictures \gwith eye-pleasing colors, shoot under 
the proper lighting\g conditions.
The pictures may not appear with \gtheir proper color\gs when 
shooting under fluor\gescent lights.
Select the proper \glighting as require\gd.
To en\fure a \ftab\be performance in the \bong \gterm
Using the unit for prolonged periods in locations w\ghere the 
temperature and humidity l\gevels are high will...

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Operating precautio\gn\f(continued)
Turn off the power before connecting or di\g\fconnecting 
the cab\be\f.
Always be sure to turn off the power before connecting or 
disconnecting the ca\gbles.
Hand\be the unit car\gefu\b\by.
Do not drop the uni\gt or subject it to\g strong impact or v\gibration. 
Doing so may cause the unit t\go malfunction.
When the unit i\f no\gt in u\fe
Turn off the unit’s power when it is not \gin use.
When the unit is n\go longer going to be\g used, do not leave it 
lying...

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Concerning the wire\g\be\f\f remote contro\b 
(optiona\b acce\f\fory)
Thi\f unit can be op\gerated by remote contro\b u\fing a 
wire\be\f\f remote contr\go\b (mode\b number: AW
-
RM50G) 
purcha\fed \feparate\by.
Check out the fo\b\bowing point\f before u\fing the wire\be\g\f\f 
remote contro\b.
Con\fu\bt your dea\ber concernin\gg the purcha\fe of a 
wire\be\f\f remote contr\go\b.
p
P

oint the wire\be\f\f re\gmote contro\b at the unit’\f wire\be\f\f 
remote contro\b \figna\b...

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Part\f and their functi\gon\f
pwCamera unit


 1  
 
Mount brac
 ket for in\fta\b\bation \furf\gace
(\fupp\bied acce\f\fory)
\bount this bracket onto the instal\glation surface, and then 
attach the camera main unit to the\g bracket.
2 Drop-prevention wire
Pull out the wire \gfrom the bottom pa\gnel of the camera 
main unit, and atta\gch it to the hook \gof the mount bracket.
3 Ho\be for \fecuring the camer\ga pede\fta\b
This hole is provided in the bottom \gpanel of the camer\ga 
pedestal.
4...

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Part\f and their functi\gon\f(continued)
9 LAN connector for IP contro\b [LAN ACT/LINK]
This LAN connector\g (RJ45) is connecte\gd when exercising 
IP control over the unit from a\gn external device.
Use a cable with the following specifications\g for the 
connection to the \gLAN connector:
When connecting through a hub:
  LAN cab

le* (category 5 or above, straight cable), max. 
100
  meters [328   ft]
When a hub i\f not u\g\fed:
   LAN cab

le* (category 5 or above,...

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Part\f and their functi\gon\f(continued)
pwWire\be\f\f remote contr\g o\b\ber
(optiona\b acce\f\fory)
1 ON/STANDBY button
Each time this is \gpressed for 2 seconds, operation 
s witches between turning on the unit’s power and 
establishing the standby status.
p
When oper

ation is transferred to the standby mode: 
The current pan-ti\glt position is sto\gred in the memory 
(as a POWER
  ON preset), and the \gpanning/tilting 
moves so that the cam\gera points in the ba\gckward-
facing direction.
p...

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Part\f and their functi\gon\f(continued)
9 PRESET/LIMIT button
This is used to regi\gster the settings i\gn the preset 
memories or set or rele\gase the limiters.
When a preset memo\gry call button is pressed wh\gile the 
PRESET/LI\bIT button is held down, the information on 
the unit’s current direction\g and other settings \gis registered 
in the call button.
Preset memory call buttons [1] to [12]\g correspond to the \g
unit’s No.1 to No.12 preset memories.
Furthermore, the...

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Setting the remote \gcontro\b ID\f
The wireless remot\ge control (optiona\gl accessory) is capable 
of operating up to four units.
IDs are used to set\g which units are s\gelected when the 
[\fA\b1], [\fA\b2], [\fA\b3\g] and [\fA\b4] buttons on the 
wireless remote co\gntrol have been pressed.p
When oper

ating a multiple number of these uni\gts using 
wireless remote co\gntrols, set a different remote contr\gol ID 
for each control.
p
When using one unit\g, set the remote c\gontrol ID to 

“\fA\b1”...