Panasonic Hd Integrated Camera Aw He60h Vol2 Operating Instructions

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Camera menu items(continued)
p
w Camera screen
(when FullAuto is selected)
This menu is used for the camera image settings.
        C a m e r a  
  S c e n e                         F u l l A u t o    C o n t r a s t   L e v e l                   0    \f a y / N \b g h t                         \f a y
  R e t u r n
Scene
[FullAuto, \banual1, \banual2, \banual3]
Selected here is the s\ehooting mode that m\eatches the 
shooting situation\e.  
Select the mode which\e best suits the prevailing shooting 
conditions and the \euser’s preferences.
FullAuto:    In this mode, the optimum settings and 
adjustments for the shooting con\editions at 
hand are automatica\elly established.  
When “Full\buto” has been selected, t\ehe 
detailed setting and\e adjustment menus are 
not displayed.
\banual1 to 3:    In these modes, the detailed settin\egs and 
adjustments are esta\eblished manually to 
match the prevailing shooting con\editions 
and the user’s preferences.  
When the Manual1, Manual2 or Manual3 
mode has been selected\e, the detailed 
setting and adjustm\eent menu for the mode 
concerned is displayed.
Contrast Level [–5 to +5]
Use the contrast level to adjust the ima\ege brightness.
Da\f/Night [Da\f, Night]
This is used to select normal shooting or low light shooting 
(by exposing the subjects\e to infrared rays).
Da\f:  Normal shooting
Night:    Low light shooting
  In Night mode, Black-and-white images a\ere 
output.  
The lens iris is forcibly set to open.
Return
Use this to return to the previous menu.
p
w Camera screen
(when \banual1 to 3 is select\ped)
        C a m e r a  
  S c e n e                           M a n u a l 1    C o n t r a s t    P i c t u r e    C o l o r   M a t r i x
  \f e t u r n
Scene 
[FullAuto, \banual1, \banual2, \banual3]
Refer to section on Sc\eene in the column on\e the left.
Contrast
Select this to displa\ey the Contrast screen to adjus\et the 
brightness.
Picture
This menu item displays the Picture scree\en on which to 
adjust the picture q\euality.
Two screens (Picture 1/2 and Picture 2/2) are provided for 
the picture quality \eadjustment menu.
Color \batrix
This menu item is used to a\edjust the 16-axis c\eolor matrix.
Return
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Camera menu items(continued)
p
w Contrast screen
          C o n t r a s t  
  C o n t r a s t   M o d e                 A u t o    C o n t r a s t   L e v e l                   0    S h u t t e r   M o d e                 \f \f \f \f      S t e p / S y n \b h r o               \f \f \f \f      F r a m e   M i x                     \f \f \f \f      A u t o F . M i x   M a x   G a i n     0 d B  G a i n                                   A u t o  A G C   M a x   G a i n                   1 8 d B
  R e t u r n
Contrast \bode [Auto, \banual]
This item is used t\eo select whether the \eimage brightness 
(contrast) is to be contr\eolled automatically o\er manually.
Auto:    The iris, shutter speed and \eframe addition 
are controlled and t\ehe camera brightness is 
adjusted automatica\elly.
\banual:    Operations are performed using the manually 
set values.
Contrast Level [–5 to +5]
Set here is the cont\erast level when the image brightness 
is adjusted.
This item can be set\e when “\buto” has been selected as\e 
the “Contrast Mode” setting.
Shutter \bode [Off, Step, S\fnchro]
Select for camera shutter speed.
This item can be set\e when “Manual” has been selected as\e 
the “Contrast Mode” setting.
Off:    The shutter is set t\eo OFF (so that it \ecannot be 
tripped).
Step:    The step shutter is \eset (the steps can b\ee 
changed).
S\fnchro:    The synchro shutter\e is set (the setting\e can be 
changed continuously).
Step/S\fnchro
This is used to adj\eust the shutter speed\e in the mode which \e
was selected as the “Shutter Mode” setting. 
When a higher shutt\eer speed is selected, \efast-moving 
subjects do not bec\eome blurred easily but the images will 
be darker.
The shutter speeds th\eat can be set are li\ested below.
[When 59.94 Hz has been set as\p the unit’s frequenc\f]
When “Step” is selected as 
the “Shutter \bode” When “S\fnchro” is selected 
as the “Shutter \bode”
1/100, 1/250, 1/50\e0, 1/1000, 
1/2000, 1/4000, 1/\e10000 60.24 Hz to max. 646.21 Hz 
(255 steps)
[When 50 Hz has been set as\p the unit’s frequenc\f]
When “Step” is selected as 
the “Shutter \bode”When “S\fnchro” is selected 
as the “Shutter \bode”
1/120, 1/250, 1/50\e0, 1/1000, 
1/2000, 1/4000, 1/\e10000 50.20 Hz to max. 538.51 Hz 
(255 steps)
Frame \bix [Auto, Off, 6dB, 12dB, 18dB]
Select for frame addition (gain-\eup using sensor sto\erage) 
amount.
This item can be set\e when “Off ” is selected as the “Shutter 
Mode” item setting.
When frame addition is perf\eormed, it will appear a\es if the 
images are missing \esome frames.
AutoF. \bix \bax Gain
[0dB, 6dB, 12dB, 18dB]
When “\buto” for the “Contrast Mode” or “\buto” for the 
“Frame Mix” is selected, the max\eimum frame addition 
amount can be set.
If frame addition is perf\eormed at the \buto setting, it wil\el 
appear as if the ima\eges are missing som\ee frames.
Gain [Auto, 0dB, 3dB, 6dB, 9dB, 12dB, 15dB, 18dB]
The image gain is a\edjusted here.
In locations which \eare too dark, adjust the gain u\epward; 
conversely, in locations whic\eh are too bright, adjust it 
downward.
When “\buto” is set, the light q\euantity is adjusted\e 
automatically.
The noise increases \ewhen the gain is in\ecreased.
AGC \bax Gain [6dB, 12dB, 18dB]
When “\buto” is selected as the “Gain” setting, the 
maximum gain-up amount c\ean be set.
Return
Use this to return to the previous menu. 
						

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Camera menu items(continued)
p
w Picture 1/2 screen
          P i c t u r e   1 / 2  
  C h r o m a   L e v e l                         \f  A W B   \b o d e                         A W B   A    R   G a i n                                   \f    B   G a i n                                   \f  D e t a i l                               H i g h  F l e s h   T o n e   \b o d e               O f f  D N R                                     H i g h
  R e t u r n
Chroma Level [–3 to +3]
Set here is the color\e intensity (chroma \elevel) of the 
images.
AWB \bode [ATW, AWB A, AWB B]
The white balance mo\ede is selected here.
Select the mode when \ethe coloring is not natural because 
of the nature of th\ee light source or ot\eher factors.
If the white color s\eerving as the reference can be 
recognized, subjects can be \eshot with natural coloring.
ATW:    In this mode, the white balance \eis compensated 
for automatically, even if changes occur\e in the 
light source or colo\er temperature, by a process of 
continuous and automatic\e adjustment.
AWB A, AWB B:
    When \bWB \b or \bWB B is selected and th\ee 
white balance is executed, the adjustme\ent results 
obtained are stored \ein the memory selected.  
When \bWB \b or \bWB B is then selected, t\ehe white 
balance stored in th\ee selected memory can be 
recalled.
p
 When preset settings \ehave been called from th\ee 
\bW -RP655, the \bWB mode which was set when the 
preset data was registered by the \bW -RP655 will 
be called.
Note R Gain, B Gain [–30 to +30]
When “\bWB \b” or “\bWB B” is selected as the \b\eWB Mode 
setting, the white b\ealance can be finely \eadjusted after 
automatic white bal\eance (\bWB) has been performed.
p
 When automatic whit\ee balance (\bWB) is executed, 
the R Gain and B Gain values are returned to “0”.
p
 When “\bWB \b” or “\bWB B” is selected as the \b\eWB 
Mode setting, the R Gain and B Gain adjustment 
values can be stored \ein the two memories, \b and B.
p
 When new values are set, the pr\eevious values are 
erased.  
Use each of the memo\eries for a different purpose in 
accordance with the\e shooting conditio\ens.
p
 In terms of registering values in the preset 
memories, the R Gain and B Gain settings (–30 \eto 
+30) are not stored\e, but the white balance\e (color) 
status after adjust\ements have been made using th\ee 
R Gain and B Gain items can be s\etored.
p
 If settings in the \epreset memories are recalled 
when “Mode \b” has been selected as\e the Preset 
Scope setting, the R\e Gain and B Gain settings are 
returned to “0”.
p
 When “\bTW” has been selected as\e the \bWB Mode 
setting, the R Gain and B Gain cannot be adju\ested.
Notes
Detail [Off, Low, High]
The image detail (im\eage sharpness) is adjusted h\eere.
When “Low” or “High” is selected, the det\eail is enhanced.
Flesh Tone \bode [Off, Low, High]
Set here is the flesh\e tone mode for displaying the subjects’ 
skin so that it appea\ers more smoothly an\ed eye-pleasingly.
When “Low” or “High” is selected, the eff\eect is enhanced.
DNR [Off, Low, High]
Set here is the level of the digital no\eise reduction effect so 
that light, noise-f\eree and clear images \ewill be output even 
at night and in ot\eher low-brightness environments.
When “Low” or “High” is selected, noise c\ean be eliminated.
However, there is an increa\esed possibility that\e afterimages 
may occur.
Return
Use this to return to the previous menu. 
						

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Camera menu items(continued)
p
w Picture 2/2 screen
          P i c t u r e   2 / 2  
  P e d e s t a l                                 0  D R S                                       O \f \f    G a m m a   T \b p e                 N o r m a l      G a m m a   L e v e l                   M i d  B a c k   L i g h t   C O M P .             O \f \f  D a \b / N i g h t                           D a \b
  R e t u r n
Pedestal [–10 to +10\p]
This item is used t\eo adjust the black level (adjust the 
pedestal) so that th\ee dark parts of the images ar\ee easier 
to see.
These parts become darker when a negative setting is 
selected and, conversely, lighter when a pos\eitive setting is 
selected.
DRS [Off, Low, High]
Set here is the DRS \efunction which provides just the right 
amount of compensat\eion when images wit\eh significant 
light/dark differences are displayed.
When “Low” or “High” is selected, the eff\eect is enhanced 
even more.
This may make noise more perceptib\ele with some scenes.
Gamma T\fpe [Off, Normal, Cinema]
Selected here is the t\eype of gamma curve.
The selected setting \etakes effect when “Off ” is selected as 
the “DRS” item setting. 
Normally, the “Normal” setting is used. 
When “Cinema” is selected, images \egiving off an 
atmosphere like movies can be shot.
Gamma Level [Low, \bid, High]
This item is used to adjust the gamma compensation level.
The item’s setting takes effect when “Off ” has been 
selected as the “DRS” setting and “Normal” as the 
“Gamma Type” setting.
When “Low” is set, the images \eappear sedate and 
composed. The resulting gamma \ecurve has a gentle 
gradient in the low-brightness areas, and the contrast is 
sharper.
Conversely, when “High” is set, the tonal r\eange in the dark 
area is expanded so that the \eimages take on a lighter 
tone. The resulting gamma \ecurve has a sharp gradient in 
the low-brightness areas, and the contrast is softer.
Back Light CO\bP. [Off, On]
“On” or “Off ” is set here for the backlight compensation 
function.
Under backlight conditions, the function prevents 
darkening as a result of\e light striking the backs of subjects, 
and makes it possible to shoot images in shade or shadow 
more brightly.
The function takes effect when “\buto” has been selected 
as the Contrast Mode, Gain or Frame Mix item setting\e.
Da\f/Night [Da\f, Night]
This is used to select normal shooting or low light shooting 
(by exposing the subjects\e to infrared rays).
Da\f:  Normal shooting
Night:    Low light shooting
  In Night mode, Black-and-white images a\ere 
output.  
The lens iris is forcibly set to open.
Return
Use this to return to the previous menu. 
						

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Camera menu items(continued)
p
w 16‑axis color matrix
    (These operations c\pan be performed onl\f when 
\banual1 to 3 has been \pselected as the Scen\pe setting.)

          C o l o r   M a t r i x   1 / 3  
  M a t r i x   S e l e c t             N o r m a l            [ S a t \f r a t i o n ]   [ P \b a s e ]    A x i s 0 1       - - - -             - - - -    A x i s 0 2       - - - -             - - - -    A x i s 0 3       - - - -             - - - -    A x i s 0 4       - - - -             - - - -    A x i s 0 5       - - - -             - - - -    A x i s 0 6       - - - -             - - - -
  R e t \f r n

          C o l o r   M a t r i x   2 / 3  
  M a t r i x   S e l e c t             N o r m a l
            [ S a t \f r a t i o n ]   [ P \b a s e ]    A x i s 0 7       - - - -             - - - -    A x i s 0 8       - - - -             - - - -    A x i s 0 9       - - - -             - - - -    A x i s 1 0       - - - -             - - - -    A x i s 1 1       - - - -             - - - -    A x i s 1 2       - - - -             - - - -
  R e t \f r n

          C o l o r   M a t r i x   3 / 3  
  M a t r i x   S e l e c t             N o r m a l            [ S a t u r a t i o \f ]   [ P h a \b e ]    A x i \b 1 3       - - - -             - - - -    A x i \b 1 4       - - - -             - - - -    A x i \b 1 5       - - - -             - - - -    A x i \b 1 6       - - - -             - - - - 
 
  R e t u r \f
\batrix Select [Norma\pl, EBU, NTSC, User]
The preset color matr\eix data is loaded, \eand the saturation 
and phase are compens\eated accordingly.
When “User” is selected, the sat\euration and phase can\e be 
finely adjusted usin\eg the 16-axis color\e matrix (\bxis 01 to 
\bxis 16).
90°
18 0°
270° 0°
22
.5°
4
5°
67
.5°
112 .5°
13 5°
157 .5°
202 .5°
225°
247.5° 292.5° 31
5° 337
.5°
A xis  1
A
xis  2
A
xis  3
A
xis  4
A
xis  5
A xis  6
A xis  7
A xis  8
A xis  9
Axis  10
Axis  11
Axis  12
Axis  13 A
xis  14 A
xis  15 A
xis  16
MG@6 1°R@ 10 4°
Ye@16 8°
G@ 24 1°Cy@28 4°
B@34 8°
ColorMatrix, Color Position
Axis 01 to Axis 16: Saturation [–127 t\po +127]
The saturation of \bxis 01 to \bxis 16 can be finely 
adjusted.
Axis 01 to Axis 16: Phase [–127 to +1\p27]
The phase of \bxis 01 to \bxis 16 can be finely adj\eusted.
Return
Use this to return to the previous menu. 
						

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Camera menu items(continued)
p
w S\fstem screen
This menu has items that re\elate to the genlock phase 
adjustment and came\era’s output image setti\engs.
        S y s t e m  
  G e n l o c k  O u t p u t  O t h e r
  R e t u r n
Genlock (AW‑HE60S onl\f)
This displays the Genlock screen on which to\e perform the 
phase adjustments.
With the \bW -H\f60H, this item ca\ennot be selected.
Output
This displays the Output screen\e on which to select \ethe 
camera’s output image setti\engs.
Other
This displays the Other screen \eon which to select t\ehe 
settings for the installation \estatus of the camer\ea’s pan-tilt 
head unit and operating speed as well as the settings 
relating to the othe\er functions.
Return
Use this to return to the previous menu.
p
w Genlock screen
(AW‑HE60S onl\f)
          G e n l o c k  
  H o r i z o n t a l   P h a s e                 0  S \f b c a r r i e r   P h a s e    C o a r s e                               9 0 \b    F i n e                                       0  H   P h a s e . S C   F i n e   S t e p         1
  R e t \f r n
Horizontal Phase [–\p206 to +49]
This is used to adj\eust the horizontal phase during genlock.
Subcarrier Phase  C\poarse [0° to 315°]
This is used to adj\eust coarsely the col\eor phase during 
genlock.
This setting is valid for the VBS signal output.
Subcarrier Phase  F\pine [–127 to +127]\p
This is used to adj\eust finely the color\e phase during 
genlock.
This setting is valid for the VBS signal output.
H Phase. SC Fine Step [1 to \p10]
This is used to sele\ect the amount by which the horizontal 
phase (Horizontal Phase) is to \ebe adjusted and by which 
the color phase (Sub\ecarrier Phase Fine) is t\eo be adjusted 
finely.
Return
Use this to return to the previous menu. 
						

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Camera menu items(continued)
p
w Output screen
          O u t p u t  
  F o r m a t                             1 0 8 0 i  D o w n   C O N \f .   M o d \b   L \b t t \b r B o x  H D M I   C o l o r               Y C b C r 4 2 2
  R \b t u r n
Format 
[1080/59.94p, 1080/59.94i, 720/59.94p, 480/59.94p, 
480/59.94i, 1080/29.97PsF, 1080/50p, 1080/50i, 
720/50p, 576/50p, 576/50i, 1080/25PsF]
The video format is changed on t\ehis screen.
The formats of the images \ewhich can be output\e differ 
between the \bW -H\f60H and \bW -H\f60S.
For details on how to change the format, refer to 
“Changing the format” (page 48).
Down CONV. \bode
[Squeeze, SideCut, LetterBox]
The down-conversion mode is select\eed here.
Squeeze When the 4:3 aspect \eratio has been set 
for the monitor scre\een, the images are 
squeezed horizontally and extended 
vertically changing th\ee view of the angle.
SideCutWith the vertical height serving as the 
reference, the parts which extend beyond 
this at the two sides are cropped c\ehanging 
the view of the angle.
LetterBoxWith the horizontal width serving as the 
reference, black bands are added at\e the 
top and bottom chan\eging the view of the 
angle.
p
   When output is sele\pcted for the color bar, the mode is fixed 
to Squeeze.  
If “SideCut” or “LetterBox” has been selected,\p the images 
will not appear for a few seconds when the\p color bar 
displa\f is set to ON or O\pFF.
HD\bI Color (AW‑HE60H onl\f)
[RGB‑NOR, RGB‑ENH, YCbCr422, YCbCr444]
Set here is the HDMI\e color output.
    When an HDMI monito\er is used, use “YCbCr422” under 
normal circumstances.
    In cases where, for instance, HDMI (RGB) signa\els are 
converted and output to a\e DVI monitor, the settings 
required will differ depending on the c\eolor gradation 
supported by the monitor.
RGB-NOR The RGB output sign\eals are output in th\ee 
16 to 235 range.
RGB-\fNH The RGB output sign\eals are output in th\ee 
0 to 255 range.
    If the black parts of the images app\eear overexposed 
when “RGB-NOR” has been selected, u\ese the  
“RGB-\fNH” setting instead.
    Conversely, if the images are \edisplayed with a loss of 
dark detail when “RGB-\fNH” has been selected, u\ese 
the “RGB-NOR” setting instead.
p
 If an HDMI Color se\etting which is not\e supported by 
the monitor has been\e specified, the HDMI\e Color 
setting may be changed automa\etically.  
(The menu display will remain unchan\eged.)
Note
With the \bW -H\f60S, this item cannot \ebe selected.
Return
Use this to return to the previous menu. 
						

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Camera menu items(continued)
p
q Changing the format
When the format is changed on t\ehe Output screen fro\em its 
current setting, th\ee Format change check screen appears.
Format change check screen
          F o r m a t  
  D o   y o u   w a n t   t o  s e t   F o r m a t ( 1 0 8 0 / \f 9 . 9 4 \b ) ?
  C A N C E L  O . K .
    The format to be set is di\esplayed within the 
parentheses on the sc\ereen.
Field frequenc\f 59.94 Hz50 Hz
When using the  AW‑HE60H 1080/59.94p, 
1080/59.94i, 720/59.94p, 
480/59.94p,  480/59.94i, 
1080/29.97PsF 1080/50p, 
1080/50i, 720/50p, 
576/50p,  576/50i, 
1080/25PsF
When using the  AW‑HE60S 1080/59.94i, 
720/59.94p,  480/59.94i, 
1080/29.97PsF 1080/50i, 
720/50p,  576/50i, 
1080/25PsF
    When the cursor is \emoved to “O.K.” on the format 
change check screen and the sett\eing is entered, the \e
Format Set screen appear\es for a few seconds, and the 
format is changed.  
\bfter the format has been changed\e, the display returns 
to the Output screen\e.  
With some types of m\eonitors, the Format Set screen 
may not be displayed.
Format Set screen
  F o r m a t ( 1 0 8 0 / 5 9 . 9 4 i )
  S \f t
    The format to be set is di\esplayed within the 
parentheses on the sc\ereen.
    When the cursor is \emoved to “C\bNC\fL” on the format 
change check screen and the sett\eing is entered, the \e
Format unchanged screen\e appears for 5 seconds, the 
format is left unchang\eed, and the display returns to the 
Output screen. Attention screen
          A t t e n t i o n  
  F o r m a t (   1 0 8 0 / 5 9 . 9 \f i     )
  I f   \b o u   s e l e c t   O . K .  T h e   c a m e r a   w i l l   r e b o o t .
  C A N C E L  O . K .
   
The \bttention screen \eis displayed in the following 
cases:
-  In the IP mode
-    When a change is ma\ede from the 
480/59.94i(59.94 Hz) or 576/50i(50 Hz) format to any 
other format
-    When a change is ma\ede from a format other than 
480/59.94i (59.94 Hz) or 576/50i (50\e Hz) format to 
the 480/59.94i (59.\e94 Hz) or 576/50i (50\e Hz) format
    When the cursor is \emoved to [O.K.] on the \bttentio\en 
screen and clicked, the unit is aut\eomatically rebooted,\e 
and the format is changed.
    When the cursor is \emoved to “C\bNC\fL” on the 
\bttention screen and\e the setting is ente\ered, the Format 
unchanged screen appe\ears for 5 seconds, the format 
is left unchanged, a\end the display returns to the Output 
screen.
Format unchanged screen
  F o r m a t
  u n c h a n g e d 
						

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Camera menu items(continued)
p
w Other 1/2 screen
          O t h e r   1 / 2  
  I n s t a l l   P o s i t i o n     D e s k t o \f  P r e s e t   S \f e e d                       1 0  P r e s e t   S \b o \f e               M o d e   A  D i g i t a l   Z o o m             D i s a b l e  S \f e e d   W i t h   Z o o m   P O S .       O n  F o \b u s   M o d e                       A u t o    F o \b u s   A D J   W i t h   P T Z .   - - - -
  R e t u r n
Install Position [Desktop, Hanging]
“Desktop” or “Hanging” is selected here as \ethe method 
used to install the \eunit.
Desktop:  Stand-alone installa\etion
Hanging:  Suspended installatio\en
    When “Hanging” has been selected, t\ehe top, bottom, 
left and right of the images \ewill be reversed, and  
up/down/left/right control for panning and tilt\eing will also 
be reversed.
Preset Speed [1 to 3\p0]
There are 30 preset pan-tilt operation speeds when 
regenerating the camera direction and oth\eer information 
which are registered\e in the preset memory.
p
 If a high value is selected for the Preset Speed 
setting, the image o\en the screen may shake when 
operation stops.
p
 When connecting the \eunit to the \bW -RP655 for use, 
the “DI\bGON\bL SP\f\fD (P/T S\fT\eTING)” setting of 
the \bW -RP655 takes effect.  
To change the Preset \eSpeed, change the 
\bW -RP655 setting.
Notes
Preset Scope [\bode A, \bode B, \bode C]
Selected here are the \esetting items to be \erecalled when 
the contents of the \epreset memory are regenerated.
\bode A:    Pan, Tilt, Zoom (includi\eng digital zoom), Focus, 
Iris, Gain, White-B\bL
\bode B:    Pan, Tilt, Zoom (includi\eng digital zoom), Focus, 
Iris
\bode C:  Pan, Tilt, Zoom (includi\eng digital zoom), Focus
Digital Zoom [Disab\ple, Enable]
“\fnable” or “Disable” is set here for the digital zoom 
function.
If zooming is performed toward the Tele end beyond the 
maximum position when “\fnable” has been selected, t\ehe 
digital zoom can be operated continuously. Zooming will 
stop temporarily at the position \ewhere the optical zoom 
and digital zoom are switched so after it\e has stopped at 
this position, proc\eeed with zooming again.
When the setting is \echanged to “Disable” while already in 
the digital zoom region, the zoom will automatica\elly move 
to the maximum position of the \eoptical zoom.
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 The digital zoom is set to off w\ehen color bars are 
displayed during digital zooming.
Note
Speed With Zoom POS. [Off, On]
“Off ” or “On” is set here for the function use\ed to adjust the 
camera direction’s adjustment speed i\en conjunction with\e 
the zoom magnification.\e
When “On” is set, the panning\e and tilting operations will 
become slower in the zoom status.
This function has \eno effect during preset operations.
Focus \bode [Auto, \banual]
“\buto” or “Manual” is set here for the focusing function.
Auto:    The subjects are alw\eays brought into focus 
automatically.
\banual:  The focus is operated manually.
Focus ADJ With PTZ. [Off, On]
“Off ” or “On” is set here for the function whi\ech 
compensates for out-of-focusing when it occ\eurs during 
panning, tilting or\e zooming operations at the manual focus 
setting.
When “Off ” is set, adjust the\e focus as required af\eter 
zooming or set the f\eocus to the auto mo\ede. 
This item can be sel\eected only when “Manual” has been 
selected as the “Focus Mode” setting.
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Tall\f Enable [Disable, Enable]
“\fnable” or “Disable” is set here for the function whi\ech 
turns on or turns off the tally lam\ep using the tally co\entrol 
signal.
OSD \bix
Whether the camera menus, statuses and othe\er displays 
are to be turned Off or On can b\ee selected here for each 
output picture.
SDI(HD\bI)/CO\bP [Off, On, Off B\fBrowser]
Browser/Video [Off, On]
Off:    The camera menus and statuses are\e not displayed 
on the output pictur\ees targeted by the setting items \e
listed above.
On:    The camera menus and statuses are\e displayed for 
the output pictures \ecovered by the setting items \elisted 
above.
Off B\fBrowser:  
    If a menu has been opened fro\em the browser screen, 
the camera menus and statuses are\e not displayed 
on the output images\e for which this setti\eng is 
established.
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 \fven if the display has been set to th\ee off position 
the camera menus will still be disp\elayed for one 
minute whenever the power of the unit is t\eurned on.
Note
OSD Off With Tall\f [Off, On]
This is used to ena\eble or disable the function for clearing 
the OSD menu displays when the tally si\egnal is received 
by a command or con\etact.
When the tally signa\el is released, the or\eiginal OSD menu 
displays are restored.
OSD Status [Off, On]
“Off ” or “On” is set here for the status displa\ey which 
appears during \bWB operations.
Wireless Control [Disable, Enable]
“\fnable” or “Disable” is set here for operations conducted 
from the wireless rem\eote control.
The operations are enabled when the unit’s power is 
turned on from an external device other than a w\eireless 
remote control, and \ethey are disabled when the power is 
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 \bt the point when th\eis item’s setting is change\ed, the 
new setting is not re\eflected in operation.  
It is reflected when \ethe unit is set to \ethe standby 
mode and its power is turned on.
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 Follow one of the procedu\eres below if the item’s 
setting is changed \eby mistake and the unit can \eno 
longer be operated from a wireless\e remote control.
When menu operations can be\p performed using 
another control device:
    First change the it\eem using a control \edevice 
capable of performing menu operations, and 
then turn off the unit’s power and turn it back 
on.
When menu operations cannot\p be performed 
using other control devices: 1.   Turn off the power of the units and\e devices 
that are connected.
2.    Disconnect the unit\e’s power cable, and plug it 
back in.
3.    Perform the operation for turning on the unit’s 
power from the wireless \eremote control.
4.    \bfter changing this\e item, turn off the unit’s 
power and turn it back on.
Notes
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