Panasonic Remote Camera Controller Aw Rp120 Operating Instructions

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Operating the OSD menu of a remote camera
To set the advanced settings of a remote camera, operate the menu superimposed on the image output of the remote camera (this menu is referred to 
as the OSD menu in this manual) .  The OSD menu of a connected remote camera can be operated from the unit  .
CAMERA

 OSD button
F1 dial
F2 dial EXIT button
1 . Hold down the CAMERA OSD button to turn on its indicator .The OSD menu of the selected remote camera appears and becomes able to be operated from the unit .
2 . Operate the OSD menu .Use the F1 dial, F2 dial, and EXIT button to operate the OSD menu .Operation dif
fers depending on the model connected  .

Remote camera Dial/button operation OSD menu operation
AW‑HE50
AW‑HE60
AW‑HE120 Turn the F1 dial
 .
zzMoves the items

 (*1) .zzSelects a setting
 (*2) .
Press the F1 dial

 .
Confirms the change to the selected setting
  .
Press the EXIT

 button
 .
Cancels the selected setting
  .
AK‑HC1500
AK‑HC1800
A

W‑HE870 Turn the F1 dial
 .
zz Moves the items

 
(*1) .zz Selects a setting
 (*2) .
Press the F1 dial

 .
Confirms the change to the selected setting
  .
A

W‑E350
AW‑E650
AW‑E750
AW‑E860
AW‑HE100 Turn the F1 dial
 .
Moves the items

 
(*1) .
Press the F1 dial

 .
Confirms the sub‑menu selection
  .
T

urn the F2 dial
 .
zz Changes the setting directly

 
(*3) .zzConfirms the sub‑menu selection
 .
(* 1) T

urn clockwise : Moves the items down
 .
T

urn counterclockwise : Moves the items up
 .
( * 2) T

urn clockwise : Changes the setting in the plus (+) direction
 .
T

urn counterclockwise : Changes the setting in the minus (–) direction
 .
( * 3) T

urning the dial changes the setting and instantaneously reflects the new value on the remote camera  .
T

urn clockwise : Changes the setting in the plus (+) direction and confirms the value
 .
T

urn counterclockwise : Changes the setting in the minus (–) direction and confirms the value  .
3 . Hold down the CAMERA OSD button to turn off its indicator .The menus of the unit become able to be operated .
zzWhen the unit is operating the OSD menu of a remote camera, the CAMERA  OSD button lighting state and OSD menu display state may no 
longer match and OSD menu operation may not be able to be performed properly if the OSD menu OFF operation is performed for the same 
remote camera from, for example, another remote camera controller or a wireless remote controller
 .

  
In such a case, hold down the CAMERA OSD button on the unit, and after the CAMERA OSD button lighting state (off) and OSD menu display 
state (OSD menu hidden) match, hold down the CAMERA OSD button again and then perform the operation
 .
zzIf a camera selection button [CAMERA 

SELECT/GROUP
 
 SELECT] is pressed to switch to another remote camera to control from the unit during 
the display of the OSD menu of a remote camera, the OSD menu of the remote camera that was selected disappears
 .
zzFor details on the menu items that are displayed, check the Operating Instructions for the corresponding model

 .
Notes 
						

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Operating preset memory (PMEM)
The preset memory of a remote camera can be operated from the unit .The following settings that you have adjusted in advance can be stored 
in preset memory .
zzPan/tilt positions
zz Zoom positions
zz Focus positions zz
Lens iris settings (manual iris only)
zz White balance settings
zz Gain
zz If the MEM

  ENABLE button indicator is off, preset memory 
operation is not possible
 .  Press the button to turn on its indicator 
and then perform operation
 .
zzPreset numbers PMEM 1 to 10 are also used as start positions 
when recalling tracing memory .

 Preset data may be overwritten 
by tracing memory operation
 .
zzThe number of preset memory that can be registered dif

fers 
depending on the remote camera
 .
 
For details, check the Operating Instructions for the 
corresponding model

 .
zzThe white balance setting and gain are registered to only the 
preset memory of 

AW‑HE50, AW‑HE60, and AW‑HE120  .  
The white balance setting that is registered is that which results 
from application of manual R/B gain adjustment to the automatic 
white balance adjustment
 .
 
When the preset memory is recalled, the same color tones as at 
the time of registration are reproduced but the R/B gain values 
become 0

 .
Notes
PMEM button
Number buttons  
[1] to [50] PMEM PAGE  
button PMEM PAGE  
indicators MEM SETTING button
MEM DELETE button
MEM STORE button MEM
  ENABLE button
zz
Changing pages
Press one of the number buttons [1] to [50] to directly select any of the 
50 preset memory .Furthermore, pressing the PMEM P

AGE button to change pages allows 
you to operate up to 100 preset memory for each camera
 .
Press the PMEM  
PAGE button .
Page 1 selected Page 2 selected
Button indicator on
Button indicator on

Preset number Page number Number button
PMEM 1 to PMEM 50 Page 1
[1] to [50]
PMEM 51 to PMEM 100 Page 2
Example: When specifying preset number “PMEM 51” 1
 .
Press the PMEM P
 AGE button to select Page 2  .
2

 .
Press number button [1]
  .
zzLighting of number button indicators
The lighting method of the number buttons differs depending on the 
remote camera or pan‑tilt head that the unit is controlling
 .

Remote cameras and pan‑tilt heads Lighting method of number button 
indicators
AW‑HE50, AW‑HE60, 
AW‑HE120 The indicators of the number buttons with 
preset memory registered turn on
 .
A

W‑HE100, AW‑PH360, 
AW‑PH405, AW‑PH650, 
AW‑PH400 The indicator of the number button that 
was last pressed turns on
 .
However

, when preset memory is deleted 
in DELETE mode, all of the number 
buttons turn off
 . 
						

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Registering preset memory (STORE)
1 . Press one of the camera selection buttons 
[CAMERA
 
SELECT/GROUP
 
 SELECT] to select the 
remote camera to be operated
 .
2 . Output the images to be shot to the monitor .
3 . Press the PMEM button to turn on its indicator .
4 . Press the MEM STORE button to turn on its indicator .
5 . Operate the PAN/TILT lever and ZOOM button to 
determine the camera angle to register
 .If necessary, adjust the focus and iris as well .
6 . Hold down a number button to specify the preset 
number to register
 .“STORE COMPLETE” appears on the second line of the LCD panel .The current camera positions and settings are registered to the 
preset memory of the remote camera
 .
 
z T

o continue registering different camera angles to a preset 
memory belonging to the same “page number”, repeat steps  5 to 
6
 .
zzWhen registering preset memory

, hold down the number 
button
 .
zzIf a number button that already has preset memory registered 
is held down, the saved data will be deleted as it will be 
overwritten

 .  
However, if a number button that already has tracing memory 
registered is held down, “Used by TMEM
 . ” will be displayed on 
the LCD panel and the corresponding preset memory data will 
not be overwritten
 .
Notes
Recalling preset memory (RECALL)
1 . Press one of the camera selection buttons 
[CAMERA
 
SELECT/GROUP
 
 SELECT] to select the 
remote camera to be operated
 .
2 . Press the PMEM button to turn on its indicator .
3 . Hold down a number button to specify the preset 
number to recall .
The registered settings are recalled .
 z When the indicator of the MEM ST
ORE button or MEM   DELETE 
button is on, preset memory is not recalled when a number button 
is pressed
 .    
Press the PMEM button or press the MEM STORE button or 
MEM
  DELETE button with the indicator turned on to turn off its 
indicator, and then perform the operation
 .
Deleting preset memory (DELETE)
1 . Press one of the camera selection buttons 
[CAMERA
 
SELECT/GROUP
 
 SELECT] to select the 
remote camera to be operated
 .
2 . Press the PMEM button to turn on its indicator .
3 . Press the MEM DELETE button to turn on its indicator .
4 . Hold down a number button to specify the preset 
number to delete .
“DELETE COMPLETE” appears on the second line of the LCD panel 
and the registered settings are deleted
 .
zzWhen deleting preset memory

, hold down the number button  .
zzWhen the preset number used with tracing memory is held 
down, “Used by 

TMEM  . ” will be displayed on the LCD panel 
and the corresponding preset memory data will not be deleted
 .
 
⇒

  
For details on tracing memory
 , refer to “Deleting tracing 
memory (DELETE)” (page
  20)  .
zzIf the above operation is performed when controlling 
A

W‑PH400 (connected via AW‑IF400), “DELETE   COMPLETE” 
is displayed on the LCD panel but deletion of the preset 
memory is not be executed and the registered settings are 
retained
 .
Notes
Operating preset memory (PMEM) (continued) 
						

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Setting the operation items for when preset 
memory is recalled (PRESET SCOPE)
You can select whether to recall all or only some of the settings 
registered to preset memory .
zzThis function is enabled when 

AW‑HE50, AW‑HE60, or 
AW‑HE120 is selected
 .
Note
1 . Press one of the camera selection buttons 
[CAMERA
 
SELECT/GROUP
 
 SELECT] to select the 
remote camera to be operated
 .
2 . Press the PMEM button to turn on its indicator .
3 . Press the MEM SETTING button .The setting of the selected remote camera is displayed .
S P E E D     :           3 0
S C O P E     :   M O D E   A
 zIf approximately 3 seconds elapses without an operation being 
performed, the previous LCD panel display is redisplayed
 .
4 . Turn the F2 dial to select a setting for the “SCOPE” item 
from MODE A to MODE C, and then press the F2 dial to 
confirm the selection
 .
The setting of the remote camera is changed .This is applied the next time the preset memory is recalled  .

SettingRecalled item
Pan, tilt, zoom,  and focus IrisWhite balance 
settings,  
Gain
MODE A √ √√
MODE B √ √—
MODE C √ ——
√: Recalled  —: Not recalled
zz MODE A to MODE C are not registered to the remote camera 
preset memory or the unit
 .
 The settings become the common 
settings for when preset memory is recalled, and the same 
settings are applied regardless of which preset number is 
selected
 .
Note
Setting the speed at which to move to 
the position set in the preset memory 
(PRESET   SPEED)
The speed (PRESET  SPEED) at which to move to the set position when 
preset memory is recalled can be set from the unit  .
With this unit, you can select from the following two PRESET 

SPEED 
recall modes
 .
zzMove at the common PRESET

 SPEED set for the remote cameras  .
zzMove at the PRESET 

SPEED registered for each preset number of 
the unit
 .
This allows the remote cameras to be operated at a dif

ferent speed for 
each preset number depending on operation, enabling video playback at 
a variety of speeds
 .
zzThe movement speeds registered in the procedure below are 
registered to the corresponding camera numbers in the unit, and 
are not registered to the preset memory of the remote cameras

 .  
Therefore, if the recall mode is set to “On” and the preset memory 
is recalled on a controller other than the AW‑RP120 on which the 
movement speed was registered, movement will be at a different 
speed even in the case of the same preset number
 .
Note
Setting PRESET SPEED on remote cameras
1 . Press one of the camera selection buttons 
[CAMERA
 
 SELECT/GROUP
 
 SELECT] to select the 
remote camera to be operated
 .
2 . Press the PMEM button to turn on its indicator .
3 . Press the MEM SETTING button .The setting of the selected remote camera is displayed .
S P E E D     :           3 0
S C O P E     :   M O D E   A
 zIf approximately 3 seconds elapses without an operation being 
performed, the previous LCD panel display is redisplayed
 .
zzWhen a remote camera other than 

AW‑HE50, AW‑HE60, 
or AW‑HE120 is controlled, the last value set for the 
corresponding remote camera on the unit is displayed
 .
Note
4 . Turn the F1 dial to select the setting of the “SPEED” 
item, and then press the F1 dial to confirm the selection  .
The PRESET SPEED value is set on the remote cameras  .The following shows the relationship between the set value and the 
speed at which the remote camera moves to the set position when 
preset memory is recalled
 .
130
Slow Fast
Operating preset memory (PMEM) (continued) 
						

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Registering PRESET SPEED on the unit
To register the PRESET SPEED value to a preset number of the unit, 
perform the following steps after the previous procedure  .
5 . Press the MEM STORE button to turn on its indicator .
6 . Hold down a number button to specify the preset 
number to register
 .The current remote camera settings are registered to preset 
memory, and PRESET SPEED is registered to the unit .
 
z T

o continue registering a different PRESET
 
 SPEED value to a 
preset memory belonging to the same “page number”, repeat 
steps 3  →
 4  →
 6
 .
Setting the PRESET SPEED recall mode
1 . Press the MENU button to turn on its indicator .
2 . Open CAMERA SETUP menu [24] .
3 . Turn the F1 dial to display the “3  .  RECALL  PST   SPD” 
item  .
3 . R E C A L L   P S T   S P D        
                        O f f
4 . Turn the F2 dial to select the recall mode, and then 
press the F2 dial to confirm the selection  .
Off :Recalling preset memory moves the remote cameras at the 
speed of the PRESET 
SPEED values set on the remote 
cameras
 .
On :Recalling preset memory moves the remote cameras at the 
speed of the PRESET 

SPEED value registered for each 
preset number on the unit
 .
Operating preset memory (PMEM) (continued) 
						

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Operating preset memory groups (PMEM GROUP)
The unit allows you register up to four “preset memory groups” created 
by selecting one preset memory for each of multiple remote cameras .
Pressing any of the PM GRP

 1 to PM GRP 4 buttons simultaneously 
recalls all preset memory registered to the corresponding preset 
memory group
 .
The following setting procedures use the example of setting 
PMEM

  GROUP1 but the setting procedures are the same for 
PMEM
  GROUP2 to PMEM GROUP4  .
Open the following menus and configure the settings

 .

Preset memory groupMenu
PMEM   GROUP1 PM
  GRP1 menu [31]
PMEM
  GROUP2 PM
  GRP2 menu [32]
PMEM
  GROUP3 PM
  GRP3 menu [33]
PMEM
  GROUP4 PM
  GRP4 menu [34]
Setting the operation mode (SEPARATE/
ALL)
1 . Press the MENU button to turn on its indicator .
2 . Open PM GRP1 menu [31] .
1 . P M   G R P 1   M O D E
              S E P A R A T E
3 . Turn the F1 dial to display the “1 . PM GRP1 MODE” item .
4 . Turn the F2 dial to select the operation mode, and then 
press the F2 dial to confirm the selection  .
OFF :Disables group creation  .Even if you press any of the PM GRP1 to PM GRP4 
buttons, a preset memory group will not be recalled
 .
SEP

ARATE : Allows you to create a group by selecting a different 
preset number from each remote camera
 .
Up to ten preset numbers can be registered to one 
group

 .
ALL :Allows you to create a group by selecting the same 
preset number from each remote camera

 .
One preset number for each of all the remote 
cameras registered to the unit can be registered to 
one group

 .
Creating preset memory groups
Registering the preset memory to recall when in 
SEPARATE mode
1 . Press the MENU button to turn on its indicator .
2 . Open PM GRP1 menu [31] .
1 . P M   G R P 1   M O D E
              S E P A R A T E
3 . Turn the F1 dial to display the “2  .  PM   GRP1   1/10” item  .
2 . P M   G R P 1   1 / 1 0
N o A s g n     — — — — — —
4 . Turn the F2 dial to set the camera number and preset 
number to register to PMEM GROUP1
 .
If you turn the F2 dial to select the camera number and then press 
the F2 dial to confirm the selection, you will then be able to select 
the preset number
 .Set the preset number in the same way as the camera number .
2 . P M   G R P 1   1 / 1 0
C A M 0 0 1     P R E 0 0 1
Camera number Preset number
Camera number : Select from NoAsgn and CAM001 to CAM100
 .
When “NoAsgn” is set, preset memory is not 
registered

 .
Preset number : Select from PRE001 to PRE100

 .
5 . Turn the F1 dial to display the “3 .  PM   GRP1   2/10” to 
“11  .  PM   GRP1   10/10” items  .
6 . Register the camera numbers and preset numbers . zConfigure the settings in the same way as step  4  .
 z Up to ten preset memory can be registered to one group
 .
zzDo not set the same camera number two or more times for one 
preset memory group

 .
Note 
						

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Registering the preset memory to recall when in ALL 
mode
1 . Press the MENU button to turn on its indicator .
2 . Open PM GRP1 menu [31] .
1 . P M   G R P 1   M O D E
                        A L L
3 . Turn the F1 dial to display the “12 .  PM   GRP1  ALL” item  .
1 2 . P M   G R P 1   A L L
                  P R E 0 0 1
4 . Turn the F2 dial to select a preset number, and then 
press the F2 dial to confirm the selection
 .
Recalling preset memory groups
Pressing a button to recall a preset memory group
Use PM GRP 1 to PM   GRP  4 to recall preset memory groups  .
PM

  GRP
 
 1 to PM   GRP
 
 4 buttons USER ENABLE button
SHIFT button
1 . Press the SHIFT button to turn on its indicator .
2 . Press the PM GRP 1 button .
When the operation mode of PMEM GROUP1 is “SEPARATE”:
Simultaneously recalls each remote camera preset memory 
registered to the “2
 .  PM   GRP1   1/10” to “11  .  PM   GRP1   10/10” 
items
 .
When the operation mode of PMEM

  GROUP1 is “ALL”:
The preset memory registered in the “12
 .  PM   GRP1  
ALL” item is 
recalled for all of the remote cameras registered to the unit

 .
 
z Preset memory is not recalled for a remote camera for which 
“NoAsign” is set in CTRL TYPE menu [36]

 .
zzIf the USER

  ENABLE button indicator is off, operation of the 
PM
  GRP
 
 1 to PM   GRP
 
 4 buttons is not possible  .  Perform 
operation while the button indicator is on
 .
Note
Recalling a preset memory group by GPI input
A preset memory group can be recalled by contact input of the TALLY/
GPI connector on the rear panel of the unit  .

Pin numberSignal 
name Corresponding preset memory group
19 GPI
  IN   1 PMEM   GROUP
 
 1
7 GPI
  IN   2 PMEM   GROUP
 
 2
20 GPI
  IN   3 PMEM   GROUP
 
 3
8 GPI
  IN   4 PMEM   GROUP
 
 4
⇒
 
“Control interface for external devices” (page
   43)
Operating preset memory groups (PMEM GROUP) (continued) 
						

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Operating tracing memory (TMEM)
The unit incorporates tracing memory (TMEM) for recording a series of 
operations that were performed for a connected remote camera .
This feature allows you to duplicate the recorded operations of a remote 
camera

 .

Recording target Camera numbers CAM1 to CAM10
Functions that 
can be recorded Pan, tilt, zoom, focus, iris, and white balance 
mode
Recording time Up to 5 minutes per camera
Number of 
recording 
memory Up to 10 per camera
Record buttons Number buttons [1] to [10]
zz If the MEM
  ENABLE button indicator is off, tracing memory 
operation is not possible
 .  Perform operation while the button 
indicator is on
 .
zzPreset numbers PMEM 1 to 10 of the preset memory are used 
as start positions at the time of recalling tracing memory so they 
are overwritten when the tracing memory registration operation is 
performed

 .
zzThe last point when tracing memory is recalled may not match 
that at the time of recording because of the error of movement of 
the remote camera

 .   
Taking precautions such as the following can help reduce the 
error
 .
 • 

 
Use the lens zoom at the WIDE side (wide‑angle end)
  .
 
• 

 
Perform pan, tilt, zoom, and focus operations slowly .
 • Set a short recording time

 .
   
Execute tracing memory recalling several times to suf

ficiently 
check the operation of the remote camera before you begin 
operation
 .
Notes

TMEM button
Number buttons [1] to [10]
START button [11]
STOP button [12] MEM SETTING button
MEM DELETE button RESTORE button
MEM STORE button MEM
  ENABLE button
Registering tracing memory (STORE)
1 . Press one of the camera selection buttons 
[CAMERA
 
SELECT/GROUP
 
 SELECT] to select the 
remote camera to be operated
 .
2 . Output the images to be shot to the monitor .
3 . Press the TMEM button to turn on its indicator .The tracing memory status appears .The indicators of number buttons with registered tracing memory 
turn on
 .
C A M 0 1 : T M E M
3 m 5 0 s   R e m a i n e d \f
Selected camera number
Remaining possible recording time (max
 .  5 m 00 s)
zzA button with no tracing memory registered does not turn on 
even when it is a button with preset memory registered
 .
Note
4 . Press the MEM STORE button to turn on its indicator .
5 . Operate the PAN/TILT lever and ZOOM button to 
determine the camera angle to register
 .If necessary, adjust the focus, iris, and white balance as well .
 z T
o record the focus operation and iris operation to tracing memory , 
press the auto focus button and auto iris button to turn off their 
indicators and then perform the operations
 . 
						

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Operating tracing memory (TMEM) (continued)
6 . Hold down one of the number buttons [1] to [10] that 
has its indicator turned off to specify the tracing 
memory number
 .The current camera position and settings are registered to the preset 
memory of the remote camera, and become the start position and 
settings at the time of recalling .
The indicators of the number button that was held down and ST

ART 
button [11] blink
 .  (Recording standby state)
 zIf 

an operation that is target for recording such as moving the PAN/
TILT lever is performed at that time, the recording standby state is 
canceled and the status returns to that of step 3
 .
T M 0 5 :
S t a n d b y   S t o r e
Tracing memory number
zzIf you want to register tracing memory to a button whose 
indicator is on, delete the registered tracing memory and then 
register the new tracing memory
 .zzIf a button with the same number as a registered preset 
memory is held down, the saved preset memory will be 
deleted as it will be overwritten

 .
Notes
7 . Press START button [11] .The indicator of START button [11] turns on . (Operation wait state)
T M 0 5 :
W a i t i n g   O p r .
8 . Operate one of the PAN/TILT lever, ZOOM button, 
FOCUS dial, IRIS dial, and white balance mode selection 
buttons .
The recording of tracing memory starts from the point in time that the 
operation began  .
T M 0 5 : 0 m 0 2 s
S t o r i n g. . .
Recording time
9 . Press STOP button [12] .Recording stops and the tracing memory is saved .The registered number button turns on and the status returns to that 
of step 
3  .
 
z When the possible recording time elapses, recording stops 
automatically .

  
At that time, operations up until the point in time that recording 
stops are recorded
 .
Recalling tracing memory (RECALL)
1 . Press one of the camera selection buttons 
[CAMERA
 
SELECT/GROUP
 
 SELECT] to select the 
remote camera to be operated
 .
2 . Press the TMEM button to turn on its indicator .The tracing memory status appears .The indicators of number buttons with registered tracing memory 
turn on
 .
C A M 0 1 : T M E M
3 m 5 0 s   R e m a i n e d \f
Selected camera number
Remaining possible recording time (max
 .  5 m 00 s)
zzA button with no tracing memory registered does not turn on 
even when it is a button with preset memory registered
 .
Note
3 . Press one of the number buttons that has its indicator 
turned on to specify the tracing memory number
 .The remote camera moves to the start position .The indicators of the number button that was pressed and ST ART 
button [11] blink
 .  (Recall standby state)
T M 0 3 : 0 m 0 0 s  N   T
S t a n d b y   R e c a l l
4 . Press START button [11] .The tracing memory is recalled and the remote camera starts 
moving .
The indicator of ST

ART button [11] turns on  .
T M 0 3 : 0 m 2 0 s  N   T
R e c a l l i n g. . .
Tracing memory numberCurrent recall 
positionTotal time of tracing 
memory during recalling
5 . When the recording time elapses, the remote camera 
stops automatically
 .The number button that was blinking turns on, the indicator of 
START button [11] turns off, and the process returns to step 2
 .
 
z Pressing the ST

OP button [12] or performing an operation that 
is target for recording such as moving the PAN/TILT lever during 
recalling will stop recalling and return the process to step  2
 . 
						

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Operating tracing memory (TMEM) (continued)
Deleting tracing memory (DELETE)
1 . Press one of the camera selection buttons 
[CAMERA
 
SELECT/GROUP
 
 SELECT] to select the 
remote camera to be operated
 .
2 . Press the TMEM button to turn on its indicator .The tracing memory status appears .The indicators of number buttons with registered tracing memory 
turn on
 .
C A M 0 1 : T M E M
3 m 5 0 s   R e m a i n e d \f
Selected camera number
Remaining possible recording time (max
 .  5 m 00 s)
zzA button with no tracing memory registered does not turn on 
even when it is a button with preset memory registered
 .
Note
3 . Press the MEM DELETE button to turn on its indicator .
4 . Hold down one of the number buttons [1] to [10] that 
has its indicator turned on to specify the tracing 
memory number
 .The registered preset memory (start position) and tracing memory 
are deleted .
Restoring tracing memory (RESTORE)
Some of the recorded tracing memory data can be overwritten .For example, you can record just the ZOOM operation again while 
leaving the data recorded for the P
AN/TILT operation as is  .  Or you can 
leave the data for the first half of the recorded PAN/TILT operation as is 
and record just the second half of the operation again
 .
zzIt is not possible to correct just an arbitrary section of recorded tracing 
memory data

 .
1 . Press one of the camera selection buttons 
[CAMERA
 
SELECT/GROUP
 
 SELECT] to select the 
remote camera to be controlled from the unit
 .
2 . Output the images to be shot to the monitor .
3 . Press the TMEM button to turn on its indicator .The tracing memory status appears .The indicators of number buttons with registered tracing memory 
turn on
 .
C A M 0 1 : T M E M
3 m 5 0 s   R e m a i n e d \f
Selected camera number
Remaining possible recording time (max
 .  5 m 00 s)
zzA button with no tracing memory registered does not turn on 
even when it is a button with preset memory registered
 .
Note
4 . Press the RESTORE button to turn on its indicator .
5 . Press one of the number buttons [1] to [10] that has its 
indicator turned on .
The remote camera moves to the start position .The indicators of the number button that was pressed and ST
ART 
button [11] blink
 .  (Restore standby state)
 zAt this time, you can operate the P

AN/TILT lever to change the 
start position
 .
T M 0 3 : 0 m 0 0 s  N   T
S t a n d b y   R e s t o r e