Panasonic Multi Function Controller Aw Rp605 Operating Instructions

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Operation
$Setting the video signals
In the multi-function controller, the video signals (composite
signals and component signals) which will be used must be
set.
The correct video signals cannot be obtained unless these
settings are performed.
1.Select the pan-tilt head system using the
CONTROL/PREVIEW MONITOR OUT SEL button.
2.Press the MENU button, turn the menu setting control
(main), and set it so that the CONTROLLER SETTING
item appears at the top of the LCD panel.
3. Press the OK button.
The...

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Operation
$Video signal cable compensation
Signal deterioration caused by the length of the cables from
the pan-tilt head to the main unit is compensated for.
When the length of the cables from the pan-tilt head to the
main unit exceeds 500 meters, set the cable compensation
switch inside the pan-tilt head to ON.
For further details, refer to the operating instructions of the
pan-tilt head.
1.Select the pan-tilt head system using the
CONTROL/PREVIEW MONITOR OUT SEL button.
2.Press the MENU button,...

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Operation
When composite signals are used
1.Select the pan-tilt head system using the
CONTROL/PREVIEW MONITOR OUT SEL button.
2.Connect a waveform monitor to the VIDEO/Y OUT
connector on the main unit corresponding to the pan-tilt
head system currently selected.
3. Press the MODE button to establish the BAR mode...

9. Turn the menu setting control (main), and set it so that
the following item appears on the LCD panel.

When component signals have been set as the video
input signals, the output signals from the convertible
camera will be switched to Y/C signals, and
chrominance signals will be output from the Pr OUT
connector.  When another item on the menu is selected,
the output signals will be switched to the component
signals.
10.Adjust the frequency response using the menu setting
control (R) in such a way that...

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Operation
$Genlock adjustment
If a camera is to be synchronized with an external signal for
use, genlock adjustment must be performed for the camera
and other equipments.
Either the black burst or VBS (video, burst and sync) signal
is used for the external sync signal.
There is no need to perform the genlock adjustment if the
camera is not going to be synchronized with an external
signal.
Adjust the genlock signal phase to match the length of the
genlock signal cable which connects the G/L OUT...

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Operation
1.Select the pan-tilt head system using the
CONTROL/PREVIEW MONITOR OUT SEL button.
2. Supply the genlock signal to the G/L IN connector on the
main unit, and connect a dual-trace oscilloscope to the
loop-through connector and VIDEO/Y OUT connector on
the main unit corresponding to the pan-tilt head system
currently selected.
3.Press the MENU button, turn the menu setting control
(main), and set it so that the G/L SETTING item appears
at the top of the LCD panel.
4. Press the OK button.
The...

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Operation
The subcarrier phase adjustment must be performed, when
composite signals have been set as the video input signals
and the pictures are to be switched by a video switcher or
other equipments.
This adjustment is not necessary when component signals
have been set as the video input signals.
1.Select the pan-tilt head system using the
CONTROL/PREVIEW MONITOR OUT SEL button.
2. Connect the video switcher or other equipments to the
VIDEO/Y OUT connector on the main unit that
corresponds to the...

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Operation
$Total pedestal adjustment
When more than one camera is to be used, the black level
(pedestal level) of the pictures shot by each of the cameras
must be brought into alignment.
1.Select the pan-tilt head system using the
CONTROL/PREVIEW MONITOR OUT SEL button.
2.Connect a waveform monitor to the VIDEO/Y OUT
connector on the main unit that corresponds to the pan-
tilt head system currently selected.
3. Press the IRIS button to establish the MANU mode (the
IRIS button’s lamp now goes off), and...

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Operation
$White balance adjustment
The white balance must be adjusted when the equipment is
used for the first time, when it has not been used for a
prolonged time or when the lighting conditions or brightness
has changed.
The white balance conditions can be entered in advance
into channels A and B.
If the equipment is to be used under conditions which are
identical to the entered settings, it means that no further
adjustment need be undertaken since the white balance will
be set simply by pressing...

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Operation
$Black balance adjustment
The black balance must be adjusted when the equipment is
used for the first time, when it has not been used for a
prolonged time, when the ambient temperature has changed
significantly or when one season gives way to another.
If the equipment is to be used under conditions which are
identical to the entered settings, no further adjustments are
necessary.
When the black balance is adjusted again, the previously
entered settings will be deleted and replaced by the...