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    Genlock adjustment (AW‑HE60S onl\f)(continued)
    When performing the operatio\pns using the contr\poller
    These operations can be performed using the camera 
    menus by following the operation steps in “Basic operations” 
    (pages 32 to 39).
    To switch between “B\bR” (color bar display) and “C\bM” 
    (camera pictures), press t\ehe [MOD\f] or [B\bR/C\b\eM] button. 
    						
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    Basic operations
    Camera menus are displayed on the monitor w\ehen the unit’s 
    settings are to be s\eelected.
    The monitor is conn\eected to the video s\eignal output 
    connector.
    The basic camera menu operations involve displaying 
    sub-menus from the Top Menu items, and selecting sett\eings 
    on the sub-menus.
    Some sub-menus have menu items for performing more 
    detailed settings.
    The camera menu operations are conducte\ed using the 
    wireless remote contr\eol.
    If a controller is c\eonnected, they can also be condu\ected using 
    the controller.p
     It may be necessary to upgrade the controller’s version in 
    order to support the \bW -H\f60.
    For further details, consult with your dealer.
    Described below are the basic oper\eations for changing the 
    camera menu item settings usi\eng the wireless remot\ee control 
    and controller (\bW -RP655, \bW-RP555 or \bW -RP50).Onl\f the steps taken u\psing the wireless r\pemote 
    control will be described\p here for the operations 
    conducted to select\p and set the items\p.
    For details of the \poperations conducte\pd using the 
    controller, substitute “controller” for “wireless 
    remote control” when reading the \pbasic operations.
    Also, refer to the Operating\p Instructions of t\phe 
    controller.
    Table of operations
    Camera menu 
    operation Wireless remote 
    control Controller
    AW‑RP655 AW‑RP555 AW‑RP50
    Selecting the 
    unit to be 
    operated Press the [C\bM1], 
    [C\bM2], [C\bM3] or 
    [C\bM4] button. Press one of the [1]\e to [5] 
    buttons of [CONTROL/
    PR\fVI\fW MONITOR OUT 
    S\fL].
    Press one of the [1]\e to [5] 
    buttons of [CONTROL].
    Press one of the [C\b\eM\fR\b 
    ST\bTUS/S\fL\fCTION] buttons.
    Displa\fing the 
    Top \benu Press the [M\fNU] 
    button for 2 seconds. 1.
       Press the [M\fNU] button.  
    The display on the 
    \bW -RP655’s LCD panel 
    changes to the menu mode.
    2.    Turn the jog dial (mai\en) 
    to display “C\bM\fR\b 
    S\fTTING” on the LCD 
    panel, and press the \e[OK] 
    button.
    3.    The scene selection m\eenu 
    now appears on the LCD\e 
    panel so select the sc\eene to 
    be set, and press th\ee [OK] 
    button.
    4.    If the “OP\fN C\bM\fR\b 
    M\fNU?  OK Key” 
    message appears on th\ee 
    LCD panel, press the \e[OK] 
    button again. Press the [M\fNU] button for 
    2 seconds.
    Press the [C\bM\fR\b OSD\e] 
    button for 2 seconds.
    Selecting the 
    items Press  the  []  or  [] 
    ([] or []) button.
    Turn the jog dial (mai\en).
    Press the [Y\fS] or [\eNO] button.Turn the F1 dial.
    Displa\fing the 
    sub‑menus Press the [] button.
    Press the jog dial (\emain).
    Press the [IT\fM] button.Press the F1 dial. 
    						
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    Basic operations(continued)
    Camera menu operation Wireless remote 
    control Controller
    AW‑RP655 AW‑RP555 AW‑RP50
    Returning to the 
    previous menu With the cursor at \e
    the [Return] position, 
    press the [] button. With the cursor at \ethe [Return] 
    position, press the \ejog dial 
    (main). With the cursor at \ethe [Return] 
    position, press the \e[IT\fM] 
    button.
    With the cursor at \ethe [Return] 
    position, press the \eF1 dial.
    Changing the 
    settings With the cursor at \ethe 
    item to be changed, \e
    press the [] button to 
    start the item’s value 
    blinking.
    Use the [], [], [] 
    and [] buttons to 
    change the value, and 
    press the [] button to 
    enter the change. 1.
       Press the jog dial (\emain) to 
    start the setting blinking.
    2.    Turn the jog dial (mai\en) to 
    change the setting.
    3.    Press the jog dial (\emain) to 
    enter the setting (a\end stop 
    the blinking). 1.
       Press the [IT\fM] button to 
    start the setting blinking.
    2.    Press the [Y\fS] or [\eNO] 
    button to change the\e setting.
    3.    Press the [IT\fM] button to 
    enter the setting (a\end stop 
    the blinking). 1.
       Press the F1 dial to\e start the 
    setting blinking.
    2.    Turn the F1 dial to ch\eange 
    the setting.
    3.    Press the F1 dial to\e enter 
    the setting (and st\eop the 
    blinking).
    Canceling the 
    setting change While the setting 
    is blinking, press 
    the [M\fNU] button 
    quickly (for less than 
    2 seconds). While the setting is\e blinking, 
    press the jog dial (\eR).
    While the setting is\e blinking, 
    press the [M\fNU] button.
    —
    Exiting the 
    camera menu 
    operations Press the [M\fNU] 
    button for 2 seconds.
    Press the [M\fNU] button or 
    [R/B G\bIN/P\fD] button. Press the [M\fNU] button for 
    2 seconds.Press the [C\bM\fR\b OSD\e] 
    button for 2 seconds.
    p
     Perform the menu operations and exit from the menus using the contro\eller which displayed the Top Menu.
    If a menu operation has been performed or a menu has been exited using another\e controller, first display the Top Menu 
    and exit from it using \eone controller, and then display the Top Menu and exit from it using \ethe other controller.
    p
     The unit uses a dif\eferent method to operate its menus from the one emplo\eyed by the convertible cameras (except for the 
    \bW -H\f870) and HD integ\erated cameras which have already been launch\eed onto the market.  
    For details, refer to the Operating Instructions of the came\era concerned.
    p
     The response speed of \ethe camera differs slightly dependin\eg on the controller \eused.
    Notes 
    						
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    Basic operations(continued)
    p
    w When performing the 
    operations using th\pe wireless 
    remote control
    1	Press the [CA\b1], [CA\b2], [CA\b3] or [CA\b4] 
    button to select the\p unit which is to be 
    operated.
    2	Press the [\bENU] button for 2 seconds.
    The Top Menu is displayed.
    3	Press the [] or [] button to bring the\p cursor 
    to the item to be \pselected.
    \fach time the [] or [] button is pressed, th\ee cursor 
    moves.
    The cursor can be m\eoved in the same way using the [] 
    and [] buttons.
    4	Press the [] button.
    The sub-menu of the selected ite\em is displayed.
    (Some sub-menu items have a sub-menu of their own.)
    5	Press the [] or [] button to bring the\p cursor 
    to the item to be \pset.
    \fach time the [] or [] button is pressed, th\ee cursor 
    moves.
    The cursor can be m\eoved in the same way using the [] 
    and [] buttons.
    With the cursor at \ethe “Return” position, press the\e [] 
    button to return to the previous menu.
    6	Press the [] button.
    The value of the item to \ebe set starts blinking.
    7	Press the [] or [] button to change the 
    setting.
    The setting can be c\ehanged in the same w\eay using the 
    [] and [] buttons.
    8	Press the [] button.
    The value of the item to \ebe set is entered, an\ed it stops 
    blinking.
    9	After the setting \phas been completed,\p press the 
    [\bENU] button for 2 seconds.
    The camera menu display is exited. 
    						
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    Basic operations(continued)
    p
    w Control exercised from the \bulti‑Function Controller AW‑RP655
    For executing AWB. 
    *1, *2
    Jog dial (main)When the LCD is in\p the gain adjustme\pnt 
    mode ([GAIN] button: \bANU)
       Select the desired ga\ein setting from G\bI\eN 
    0 dB to 18 dB. *5
    When the LCD is in\p the gain adjustme\pnt 
    mode ([GAIN] button: AUTO)
        Select the desired ga\ein setting from \bGC M\bX 
    G\bIN 6 dB, 12 dB or 18 dB.
    When the LCD is in\p the pedestal adjus\ptment 
    mode
        \bdjust the P\fD\fST\bL TOT\bL setting (–150 to\e 
    +150). *6
    When the camera me\pnu mode is established
      Perform the camera menu operations.
    For switching WHITE BAL A, 
    B or ATW.
    This is used to switch between AUTO and 
    \bANU for the gain. The [GAIN] button 
    lights when the AUTO setting is select\ped.
    These are used for menu 
    operation.This is used to switch 
    between the Da\f mode 
    and Night mode.
    For selecting the 
    cameras to be opera\pted.
    Each time the [EXT(AF\p)] 
    button is pressed, 
    the focus setting is 
    switched between auto 
    focus and manual focus.
    When auto focus is 
    selected, the [EXT(AF)] 
    button lights.
    When the focus setting 
    is switched between 
    auto focusing and 
    manual focusing b\f the 
    camera, the resulting 
    status (lamp on or \poff) 
    will not be reflecte\pd in 
    the button.
    The unit does not \phave 
    an ABC function.
    This is used to ac\pquire the 
    statuses of the ca\pmera and 
    s\fnchronize the data. *3
    Each time the [\bODE] b\putton is pressed, the 
    setting is switched between CA\b and\p BAR.
    The [\bODE] button lights up at \pthe BAR setting.
    Jog dial (R)When the LCD is in\p the camera 
    menu mode
        Press the jog dial (\eR) to cancel the 
    setting change.
    When the LCD is in\p the gain 
    adjustment mode
        \bdjust the B G\bIN se\etting (–150 to 
    +150). *4, *7Jog dial (L)When the LCD is in\p the gain 
    adjustment mode
       \bdjust the R G\bIN se\etting (–150 to 
    +150). *4, *7
    *1:    The AWC switch indicator blinks while the whi\pte 
    balance is being ad\pjusted.  
    When AWB is completed suc\pcessfull\f, the lamp 
    goes off; when it is not co\pmpleted successfull\f, it 
    lights up.
    *2:    The switch lights without AWB being executed when 
    the white balance m\pode of the main un\pit is ATW, or 
    when the Color Bar \pis being displa\fed.
    *3:    SCENE FILE, CA\b/BAR, and GAINUP of eac\ph 
    SCENE, as well as the W/B \bODE statuses a\pre 
    s\fnchronized.
    *4:    The R gain and B gain cannot be adj\pusted if ATW is 
    used as the White Balance \bode \psetting. *5:
       With this unit, the gain setting \pis reflected in 
    increments of 3 dB in the control.
    *6:    With this unit, the setting is re\pflected in incremen\pts 
    of 15 dB in the control.  
    On the camera menu, the setting is ad\pjusted in 
    range from –10 to +10.
    *7:    With this unit, the setting is re\pflected in incremen\pts 
    of 5 dB in the control.  
    On the camera menu, the setting is ad\pjusted in 
    range from –30 to +30. 
    						
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    Basic operations(continued)
    p
    q Procedure for camera menu operation 
    (AW‑RP655)
    1	Press one of the [\p1] to [5] buttons of 
    [CONTROL/PREVIEW \bONITOR OUT SEL] to 
    select the unit whi\pch is to be operated\p.
    2	Press the [\bENU] button to set the L\pCD panel 
    displa\f to the menu mode.
    3	Turn the jog dial (m\pain) until CA\bERA SE\pTTING 
    appears, and press the [OK]\p button.
    CAMERA SETTING
                OK Key\
    4	When the scene sele\pction menu has appeared 
    on the LCD panel, select the scene t\po be set, 
    and press the [OK] \pbutton.
    SCENE        HALOG\
    EN
                OK Key\
    The scene names displ\eayed on the LCD panel c\eorrelate 
    with the scene files \eof the \bW -H\f60 as shown below.
    AW‑RP655 displa\f AW‑HE60 scene file
    H\bLOG\fN Manual1
    FLUOR\fSC\fNT Manual2
    OUTDOOR Manual3
    US\fR Full\buto
    5	When the following message appears on the 
    LCD panel, press the [OK] button again.
    OPEN CAMERA MENU ?\
                OK Key\
    The camera menu of the \bW-H\f60 is displayed on the 
    monitor.
    6	Turn the jog dial (m\pain) to select came\pra menu 
    items of the AW‑HE60 and change the data.
    Turn the jog dial (mai\en) when the cursor \eis to be moved 
    up or down or the settings \eare to be changed.
    Press it when moving to the menu at the next lower 
    hierarchical level or changing a setting at the very bottom 
    hierarchical level.
    7	Press the [\bENU] button to exit the camera 
    menu.
    p
     Genlock is set using the c\eamera menu for the 
    \bW -H\f60.
    p
     It may be necessary to upgrade the software version 
    in order to operate an \bW -H\f60 from an \bW-RP655. 
    \bsk your dealer for details.
    Notes 
    						
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    Basic operations(continued)
    p
    w Control exercised from the \bulti H\fbrid Control Panel AW‑RP555
    This is used to switch between the 
    Da\f mode and Night mo\pde.
    For switching the SCENE file \p
    (FullAuto, \banual1 to 3).
    For operating the c\pamera menus.
    M\fNU:    This operates in the same 
    way as M\fNU on the 
    camera.
    IT\fM:    This operates in the same 
    way as \fNT\fR on the 
    camera.
    Y\fS:    This operates in the same 
    way as UP on the came\era.
    NO:     This operates in the same 
    way as DOWN on the 
    camera.
    For selecting the c\pameras to be 
    operated.
    For switching the contrast \p
    mode. *3
    Each time the [(AF)EX\pT] button 
    is pressed, the focus setting is 
    switched between auto f\pocus and 
    manual focus.
    When auto focus is selected, the 
    [(AF)EXT] button lights.
    When the focus setting is 
    switched between auto f\pocusing 
    and manual focusing b\f the 
    camera, the resulting stat\pus (lamp 
    on or off) will not\p be reflected in 
    the button.
    Each time the [\bODE] b\putton is 
    pressed, the setting is switched 
    between CA\b and BAR.
    The [\bODE] button lights up at \pthe 
    BAR setting.
    Each time the [GAIN] \pbutton is 
    pressed, the setting is switched in 
    the sequence of GA\pIN AUTO  
    0dB  L (9dB)  H (18dB), and the 
    mode is displa\fed b\f the LEDs as 
    shown below.
    [ON: LED lights; OFF: LED off]
    GAIN
    button \bANU L 
    LED \bANU H 
    LED
    AUTO ONOFF OFF
    0dB OFF OFFOFF
    LOW OFF ONOFF
    HIGH OFFOFF ON
    Others OFFONON
    Shutter mode selecti\pon
    \fach time this button is pressed, on\ee of the shutter 
    modes set by the controller or \e“shutter OFF” is 
    selected.
    The [SHUTT\fR] button lights up in \eall modes except 
    shutter OFF.
    The shutter mode set\etings established by the 
    [PR\fS\fT] buttons are as follows.
    \bODE PRESET 
    No. \bODE PRESET 
    No.
    1/100**
    11/120**2PR\fS\fT1 1/4000
    PR\fS\fT6
    1/10000 PR\fS\fT7
    1/250 PR\fS\fT2
    SYNCHRO- 
    SC\bN PR\fS\fT8
    1/500 PR\fS\fT3
    1/1000 PR\fS\fT4 \fLCPR\fS\fT9
    1/2000 PR\fS\fT5 OFFPR\fS\fT10
    **1:    “1/100” when 59.94 Hz is selected as th\ee frequency setting \e
    of the \bW -H\f60.
    **2:    “1/120” when 50 Hz is selected as th\ee frequency setting \eof 
    the \bW -H\f60.
    For switching WHITE BAL A, 
    B or ATW. *4
    For executing AWB. *1, *2
    The unit does not \phave 
    an ABC function.
    *1:   The lamp of the AWC switch flashes while aut\pomatic 
    white balance is be\ping executed.  
    When AWB is completed suc\pcessfull\f, the lamp 
    goes off; when it is not co\pmpleted successfull\f, it 
    lights up.
    *2:    The switch lights without AWB being executed when 
    the white balance m\pode of the main un\pit is ATW, or 
    when the Color Bar \pis being displa\fed. *3:
       The contrast level can be adjusted\p in the AUTO 
    mode.
    *4:    There is a dela\f in the switching of the displa\f when 
    the settings are c\phanged on the camera. 
    						
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    Basic operations(continued)
    p
    q Procedure for camera menu operation 
    (AW‑RP555)
    1	Press one of the [\p1] to [5] buttons of 
    [CONTROL] to select the u\pnit which is to be 
    operated.
    2	Press the [\bENU] button of the AW‑RP555 for 
    2 seconds.
    The camera menu of the \bW -H\f60 is displayed on the 
    monitor.
    3	Perform one of the following steps to selec\pt the 
    menu item.
    If the [Y\fS] button is pressed, th\ee selection item moves 
    up; if the [NO] button is pressed, it\e moves down.
    4	Press the [ITE\b] button.
    The value of the item to \ebe set starts blinking.
    5	Press the [YES] or \p[NO] button to change the 
    setting.
    6	After deciding on \pthe setting, press the [ITE\b] 
    button.
    The value of the item to \ebe set is entered, an\ed it stops 
    blinking.
    7	Press the [\bENU] button for 2 seconds to exit 
    the camera menu.
    p
     It may be necessary to upgrade the software version 
    in order to operate an \bW -H\f60 from an \bW-RP555. 
    \bsk your dealer for details.
    Note 
    						
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    Basic operations(continued)
    p
    w Control exercised from the Remote Camera Cont\proller AW‑RP50
    POWER ALARM F1CAMERA
    OSD
    R/B GAIN R/B PED
    SYSTEM
    SETUP
    CAMERA
    SCENE/MODEDETAILDELETE
    STORE PAGE
    MENU F2EXIT
    USER2
    USER1
    PT ACTIVE
    AUTO
    IRIS
    AUTO
    HI
    LOWPTZ/FOCUS SPEED
    FOCUS/PUSH OAF
    TELE
    ZOOM WIDE
    CAMERA STATUS / SELECTION
    PRESET MEMORY / MENU
    GAIN/PED
    F2 F1
    1 23
    AWB/ABB
    4
    SHUTTER
    5
    1 23 45
    6
    78 910
    For operating the c\pamera menus.
    C\bM\fR\b OSD:
       When this is pressed\e for 
    2 seconds, the selected camera 
    menu is displayed, overlapping 
    the camera output image.  
    When it is pressed f\eor 
    2 seconds while a came\era 
    menu is displayed, the menu is 
    cleared.
    F1:    Turn F1 to move the cursor up 
    or down on the camera menu or 
    change the setting.  
    Press it when moving to 
    the menu at the next lower 
    hierarchical level or changing 
    a setting at the very bottom 
    hierarchical level.
    For selecting the c\pameras to be operat\ped.
    p
    q Procedure for camera menu operation (AW‑RP50)
    1	Press one of the [\pCA\bERA STATUS/
    SELECTION] buttons to select th\pe unit which 
    is to be operated.
    2	Press the [CA\bERA O\pSD] button of the 
    AW‑RP50 for 2 seconds.
    The camera menu of the \bW -H\f60 is displayed on the 
    monitor.
    3	Turn the F1 dial to \pselect the AW‑HE60 camera 
    menu item or change the data.
    Turn the F1 dial to mo\eve the cursor up or d\eown or 
    change the setting.
    Press it to move to the menu at the next lower 
    hierarchical level or change a blinking setting at t\ehe very 
    bottom hierarchical level.
     
    4	Press the [CA\bERA OSD] button for 2 seconds 
    to exit the camera men\pu. 
    						
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    Camera menu items
    p
    w Setting the camera \pmenu items
    When the unit’s settings are to b\ee selected, the camera 
    menus are displayed on the monitor.
    The monitor is conn\eected to the video s\eignal output 
    connector.
    The basic camera menu operations involve displaying 
    sub-menus from the Top Menu items, and selecting sett\eings 
    on the sub-menus.
    Some sub-menus have menu items for performing more 
    detailed settings.
    For details on the ba\esic operations to display the camera 
    menus and change the i\etems using the wirel\eess remote 
    control or controlle\er (\bW -RP655, \bW-RP555 or \bW -RP50), 
    refer to pages 32 to 39.
    The “
    ” and “” marks in the menu titles indicate th\ee 
    hierarchical level of the menu currently displayed.
    For instance, “
    ” indicates the firs\et 
    hierarchical level whereas “
    ” and 
    “
    ” indicate that the \esecond hierarchical 
    level is now displayed.
    Menu items accompanied \eby a “
    ” mark indicate data 
    which is stored on \ea scene by scene basis; menu items 
    accompanied by a “
    ” mark indicate data whic\eh is stored 
    together for one camera regardless of the \escenes.
    p
    w Top \benu screen
          T o p   M e n u  
      C a m e r a         S c e n e :   F u l l A u t o  S \f s t e m  M a i n t e n a n c e
    Camera
    Select this to open t\ehe camera menu relating to the 
    camera images.
    S\fstem
    Select this to displa\ey the System menu used to adjust th\ee 
    genlock (external synchronization\e) phase or establish the 
    camera output image setti\engs.
    \baintenance
    Display the Maintenance me\enu which concerns checking 
    the unit’s firmware versions, checking the IP address \eand 
    initialize the settings.
    p
     The Top Menu does not have a “Return” setting.  
    To close the menu screen, use the co\entroller to 
    perform the operation to close the m\eenu screen.  
    For details, refer to pages 32 to 39.
    Note 
    						
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