Panasonic AK-HC5000, Operating Instructions Manual

Page 1: ...re operating this product please read the instructions carefully and save this manual for future use Before using this product be sure to read Read this first pages 2 to 6 ENGLISH VQT5M26A 2 E W0316HM2076 YI Model No AK HC5000G Model No AK HC5000GS ...

Page 2: ...ve the covers No user serviceable parts inside Refer servicing to qualified service personnel CAUTION In order to maintain adequate ventilation do not install or place this unit in a bookcase built in cabinet or any other confined space To prevent risk of electric shock or fire hazard due to overheating ensure that curtains and any other materials do not obstruct the ventilation CAUTION The optica...

Page 3: ...ul interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense FCC Warning To assure continued FCC emission limit compliance follow the attached installation instructions and the user must use only shielded interface cables when connecting to hos...

Page 4: ...ot fit into your outlet consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet 10 Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus 11 Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer 12 Use only with the cart stand tripod bracket or table specified by the manufacturer or sold w...

Page 5: ...equency applications such as connecting cables for IEEE1394 or USB When connecting to the HDMI signal terminal use multilayer shielded cables which provide quality performance for high frequency applications When connecting to the DVI signal terminal use a cable with a ferrite core If your apparatus is supplied with ferrite core s they must be attached on cable s following instructions in this man...

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Page 7: ... Illustrations of the camera menu screens and other items may vary from the actual products f f Screenshots are used according to guidelines provided by Microsoft Corporation r r Conventions used in this manual f f Words and phrases in brackets indicate content displayed in the viewfinder or monitor f f Words and phrases in brackets indicate design text used on this camera such as button names r r...

Page 8: ...iguration 40 MAIN MENU 40 Menu list 41 DISPLAY SETUP 41 SWITCH MODE 45 RETURN SETTING 50 INTERCOM SETTING 51 MIC SETTING 54 PAINT 55 SYSTEM MODE 65 IN OUT SELECT 65 AUTO SET UP 67 NETWORK SETUP 67 FILE 67 MAINTENANCE 68 DIAGNOSTIC 71 Chapter 5 Web Screen 72 Setting the network 73 Software 73 Configuring the camera using EASY IP Setup Software 73 Installing the plugin software for display 74 Displa...

Page 9: ...Before using the camera read this chapter Chapter 1 Overview ...

Page 10: ...e effects on the image quality or internal parts of the camera Cold places where the temperature is 10 C 14 F or below Hot places where the temperature is 45 C 113 F or above f f Preheating is required in a low temperature environment Confirm is not lit before using the camera r r Cleaning f f Turn off the power and clean the camera with a dry cloth If the dust cannot be removed with a dry cloth t...

Page 11: ... the camera performed by a user f f Inconvenience damage or harm arising from the inability to display images as a result of any reason or cause including failure or malfunction of the camera f f Malfunctions arising from a system that has been combined with a third party device or any inconvenience damage or harm caused as a result thereof f f Inconvenience damage or harm caused by such as improp...

Page 12: ...ollowing capacities can be used with this camera f f SD 2 GB f f SDHC 4 GB to 32 GB f f SDXC 64 GB Visit the support desk available on the following website for the latest information not included in the Operating Instructions http panasonic biz sav pass_e Observe the following precautions in regard to use and storage of the camera f f Avoid high temperatures and humidity f f Avoid exposure to wat...

Page 13: ...t connect anything other than AK UCU500P AK UCU500PS AK UCU500E AK UCU500ES Remote Operation Panel ROP AK HRP1000G AK HRP1005G This is connected to the CCU using the ROP cable to remotely control the camera CCU and lens Expanded configuration devices The following devices can also be used in addition to the basic configuration devices Part name Part No Remark Microphone kit AJ MC700P AG MC200G Con...

Page 14: ... AK HC5000GS a Microphone kit b 3 45 inch color viewfinder 2 inch HD viewfinder c Handy lens d Microphone holder e 9 inch LCD viewfinder f Master setup unit g Camera Control Unit CCU h Optical fiber multi cable i ROP cable j Remote Operation Panel ROP k SD memory card l Tripod adaptor m Large lens n Build up Unit ...

Page 15: ...ap already attached to the product D sub connector cover already attached to the product Camera hanger x 2 Screw M3 8 mm x 4 NOTE t t Properly dispose of the packaging materials after unboxing the product t t The camera hangers and screws are used to attach to the Build up Unit AK HBU500G Store them carefully ...

Page 16: ...o the HD SDI2 terminal page 24 2 Connect the DC power supply It will comply with the working frequency of the CCU when connected to the CCU 3 Set the POWER switch to ON The SELECT FORMAT TYPE screen is displayed 4 Turn the SELECT dial button to move the cursor arrow to the frequency to set Fig 1 5 Press the SELECT dial button The confirmation screen is displayed 6 Move the cursor arrow to YES and ...

Page 17: ...This chapter describes the names of the parts functions and operations of this camera Chapter 2 Description of Parts ...

Page 18: ...on a tripod 7 INCOM LEVEL dial front Used to adjust the volume level of the intercom according to the settings of REAR INC1 FRONT INC2 FRONT on the rear side f f REAR Cannot adjust the volume level f f INC1 FRONT Adjusts the volume level of the intercom 1 f f INC2 FRONT Adjusts the volume level of the intercom 2 8 Lens lever After the lens is mounted on the lens mount this lever can be tightened t...

Page 19: ...cal plane of the MOS sensor Use this mark as a reference to accurately measure the focal distance from the subject 6 GAIN switch Switches the gain for the camera image L M H The gain can be configured with the CCU This switch cannot be used when the CCU or ROP is connected to the camera 7 DISP MODE CHK switch This is a spring switch which can be used to check the shooting status etc f f Push this ...

Page 20: ...A terminal This terminal is a DC 12 V output terminal It provides a maximum current of 2 5 A If the current exceeds the rating the current will be cut off intermittently NOTE t t Immediately disconnect external equipment if the power supply to external equipment is cut off intermittently Failure to do so may lead to a malfunction t t When connecting external equipment first fully check the polarit...

Page 21: ...BASE T NOTE t t Use a shielded cable when connecting a cable to the LAN terminal 4 Shoulder pad Reduces the burden on the shoulder when the camera is carried on your shoulder 5 Slide lock release lever Releases this lever when changing the shoulder pad position 6 Shoulder strap fittings Used to attach the shoulder strap 7 VF terminal Used to connect the plug of the viewfinder 8 Camera number sheet...

Page 22: ...M2 on the rear side f f INC1 FRONT Adjusts the volume level of the intercom 1 using the INCOM LEVEL dial front f f INC2 FRONT Adjusts the volume level of the intercom 2 using the INCOM LEVEL dial front 8 RET B switch Used to switch the type of the return B image 9 CALL lamp Lights up in green when the call switch is pressed from the ROP or CCU The lamp will flash in the following cases f f When th...

Page 23: ...tally signals are output Open collector type NOTE t t Immediately disconnect external equipment if the power supply to external equipment is cut off intermittently Failure to do so may lead to a malfunction t t When connecting external equipment first fully check the polarities and current consumption Failure to do so may lead to a malfunction 21 RET CTRL terminal This is the external control term...

Page 24: ... MAIN MENU INTERCOM SETTING EAR PHONES SETTING LCH OUTPUT SELECT RCH OUTPUT SELECT 37 INTERCOM2 terminal Used to connect the intercom or headset plug 38 HD SDI1 terminal BNC CAM Outputs camera images HD PROMPT Outputs HD prompter video images Configure the output images in MAIN MENU IN OUT SELECT HD SDI1 OUT NOTE t t Use a cable that is 5C FB or above t t HD PROMPT can be selected only when the ca...

Page 25: ...inder to a position that enables easy viewing Tighten the lever to clamp the viewfinder in place after adjusting 3 Light shoe Used to mount a video light etc 4 Microphone holder holes Used to mount a microphone 5 PTT switch Used to switch the intercom microphone on off The function can be changed in MAIN MENU SWITCH MODE USER SWITCH GRIP PTT 6 RET switch Used to switch to the return A signal The f...

Page 26: ... 26 Chapter 2 Description of Parts Bottom side Bottom side 1 1 Build up terminal Used to connect the Build up Unit AK HBU500G optional ...

Page 27: ...Follow the procedures described in this chapter to mount the accessories before using the camera Chapter 3 Preparation ...

Page 28: ...ch to OFF 2 Pull up the knob on the mounting plate and slide the plate to attach the viewfinder Fig 1 3 Securely tighten the viewfinder left right positioning ring Fig 1 4 Connect the plug to the VF terminal Fig 2 NOTE t t When connecting the plug to the VF terminal confirm that the plug is fully inserted in the terminal Removing the viewfinder 1 Set the POWER switch to OFF 2 Remove the plug from ...

Page 29: ... LCD viewfinder 2 Press the lock release button and remove the connector cover Fig 1 3 Align the V shaped protrusion of the LCD viewfinder with the V shaped groove on the camera and slide it in until the lock is engaged Fig 2 NOTE t t When attaching the viewfinder refrain from holding the hood of the LCD viewfinder Removing the rear viewfinder 1 Turn off the power of the camera and the LCD viewfin...

Page 30: ...e device 4 Warning display device Displayed when there is an abnormality with the condition of the device f f The fan stops abnormally f f Internal temperature becomes high f f DC output supply goes over Combined total of each output f f There is a problem with the light reception level The display cannot be hidden 5 Warning display fan stopped Displayed when the fan is stopped MAIN MENU MAINTENAN...

Page 31: ...IN MENU SWITCH MODE SHUTTER SPEED SHUTTER SW ON is set and also MAIN MENU SWITCH MODE SHUTTER SPEED SHUTTER MODE SHUTTER is set f f 1 48 in 23 98p mode only f f 1 50 in 25p mode only f f 1 60 in 50i 50p 29 97p 25p 23 98p mode only f f 1 100 f f 1 120 in 59 94i 59 94p 29 97p 23 98p mode only f f 1 125 f f 1 250 f f 1 500 f f 1 1000 f f 1 1500 f f 1 2000 When MAIN MENU SWITCH MODE SHUTTER SPEED SHUT...

Page 32: ...isplay Indicates the focus position f f 00 to 99 NOTE t t The focus position is displayed when using a lens having a focus position output 27 Focus information display Displays the focus information of the focus NOTE t t This is displayed only when an auto focus lens with the function to return the focus information is mounted 28 Level gauge display Displays the tilt of the camera in horizontal di...

Page 33: ...l can be mounted on the viewfinder Fig 1 Fig 2 Fig 3 Microphone holder Clamp screw MIC 1 terminal 1 Open the microphone holder Fig 1 2 Mount the microphone and tighten the clamp screw Fig 2 3 Insert the microphone cable into the cable clamp and connect it to the MIC 1 terminal front Fig 3 4 Set the FRONT REAR switch MIC 1 to FRONT 5 Set the LINE MIC 48V selector switch MIC 1 to MIC or 48V ...

Page 34: ...osition and mount the microphone holder AJ MH800G optional Fig 1 2 Mount the microphone and tighten the clamping screw Fig 2 3 Loosen the lock lever adjust the angle of the microphone and then tighten the lock lever Fig 3 4 Insert the microphone cable into the cable clamp and connect it to the MIC 1 terminal front Fig 4 5 Set the FRONT REAR switch MIC 1 to FRONT 6 Set the LINE MIC 48V selector swi...

Page 35: ...wfinder that are turned on by the interlock when the power of the camera is turned on For the DC cable use a dual core shielded cable of AWG18 nominal cross section area 0 824 mm2 or thicker f f Check the pin alignment of the DC output terminal of the external DC power supply and the DC IN terminal on the camera and make sure to correctly connect the polarity Mistakenly connecting the 12 V power s...

Page 36: ...ion data are handled mainly by camera operators The data is managed by the camera It can be saved or loaded by MAIN MENU FILE SD CARD using a memory card User file Current data Internal memory Number of files 1 LOAD SD memory card LOAD Number of files 3 STORE STORE r r Loading The operation data can be loaded to the actual operating area from the memory card inserted into the memory card slot on t...

Page 37: ...This chapter describes how to operate the camera menus and the structure and details of the setting menu Chapter 4 Menu Operations ...

Page 38: ...OFF RED OFF RED OFF OFF SELECT dial button MENU button Fig 1 Fig 2 Fig 3 1 Press the MENU button The MAIN MENU screen of the camera is displayed on the viewfinder or monitor Fig 1 2 Turn the SELECT dial button to select an item 3 Press the SELECT dial button The menu of the selected item is accessed Fig 2 4 Turn the SELECT dial button to select a menu item to configure 5 Press the SELECT dial butt...

Page 39: ... SCENE1 1 Fig 1 Fig 2 Fig 3 Fig 4 1 Press the SELECT dial button The cursor changes to a downward arrow which appears over the colon Fig 1 Fig 2 2 Turn the SELECT dial button to move the arrow to the character to be changed 3 Press the SELECT dial button The character to be changed flashes Fig 3 4 Turn the SELECT dial button and change the character 5 Press the SELECT dial button The setting is co...

Page 40: ... MIC SETTING Configures the audio settings PAINT Configures the image settings SYSTEM MODE Configures the system frequency and shooting mode IN OUT SELECT Configures the operation mode of the external input output and each connection AUTO SET UP Configures continuous adjustment of gamma black balance and white balance NETWORK SETUP Configures the settings for the network FILE Performs operations r...

Page 41: ...ctory setting GREEN BAR SW Enables disables the BAR switch OFF ON f f Factory setting OFF MAG SW Enables disables the magnification display function OFF ON f f Factory setting OFF ZEBRA Enables disables the luminance zebra OFF ON f f Factory setting OFF ZEBRA1 LEVEL Sets the level of the luminance zebra 1 0 109 f f Factory setting 80 ZEBRA2 LEVEL Sets the level of the luminance zebra 2 0 109 f f F...

Page 42: ...T Configures the memory of the user box 1 2 3 f f Factory setting 1 H POSITION Adjusts the horizontal position of the user box 50 50 f f Factory setting 0 H OFFSET Finely adjusts the horizontal offset of the user box 10 10 f f Factory setting 0 V POSITION Adjusts the vertical position of the user box 50 50 f f Factory setting 0 V OFFSET Finely adjusts the vertical offset of the user box 10 10 f f ...

Page 43: ...R Shows hides the extender display OFF ON f f Factory setting OFF FILTER Shows hides the filter position display OFF ON f f Factory setting OFF MASTER GAIN Shows hides the master gain display OFF ON f f Factory setting OFF OFFSET GAIN Shows hides the offset gain display OFF ON f f Factory setting OFF SHUTTER Shows hides the electronic shutter display OFF ON f f Factory setting OFF AUDIO LEVEL Show...

Page 44: ...ng display OFF ON f f Factory setting ON CHARACTER SIZE Selects the character size for display on the viewfinder LARGE SMALL f f Factory setting SMALL DISPLAY TYPE Selects the black frame mode for display on the viewfinder NORMAL FRAME f f Factory setting NORMAL MODE CHECK IND Item Description of settings AUDIO Shows hides the AUDIO screen during the mode check OFF ON f f Factory setting ON USER S...

Page 45: ...urn control switch 3 A B C D EXT f f Factory setting B USER SWITCH1 Selects the function of the USER 1 switch RETURN A RETURN B RETURN C PTT DISP MARK OFF D EXT C TEMP ASSIST CALL LVL GAUGE RESET f f Factory setting RETURN A USER SWITCH2 Selects the function of the USER 2 switch RETURN A RETURN B RETURN C PTT DISP MARK OFF D EXT C TEMP ASSIST CALL LVL GAUGE RESET f f Factory setting PTT USER SWITC...

Page 46: ...en the camera is used standalone OFF others WINDOW SELECT Sets the photometric range 1 4 The image of window will be as follows 1 2 3 4 f f Factory setting 1 IRIS LEVEL Adjusts the target value brightness of the auto iris 0 100 f f Factory setting 50 PEAK RATIO Sets the ratio of the peak value and average value of auto iris photometry 0 100 f f Factory setting 50 IRIS RANGE Sets the fine adjustmen...

Page 47: ...SW MODE Sets the switch of the black balance NORMAL PTT f f Factory setting NORMAL ABB SET MODE Sets the operation mode of the black balance MODE1 MODE2 f f Factory setting MODE1 AWB SET MODE Sets the operation mode of the automatic white balance MODE1 MODE2 f f Factory setting MODE1 SHUTTER SPEED Item Description of settings SHUTTER SW Enables disables the shutter function OFF Disables the shutte...

Page 48: ...1 500 1 1000 1 1500 1 2000 f f Factory setting 1 48 POSITION2 Sets the shutter speed of POSITION2 59 94i 59 94p mode 1 100 1 120 1 125 1 250 1 500 1 1000 1 1500 1 2000 f f Factory setting 1 120 50i 50p mode 1 60 1 100 1 125 1 250 1 500 1 1000 1 1500 1 2000 f f Factory setting 1 100 29 97p mode 1 48 1 50 1 60 1 96 1 100 1 120 1 125 1 250 1 500 1 1000 1 1500 1 2000 f f Factory setting 1 120 25p mode...

Page 49: ...Factory setting 1 500 23 98p mode 1 48 1 50 1 60 1 96 1 100 1 120 1 125 1 250 1 500 1 1000 1 1500 1 2000 f f Factory setting 1 500 POSITION6 Sets the shutter speed of POSITION6 59 94i 59 94p mode 1 100 1 120 1 125 1 250 1 500 1 1000 1 1500 1 2000 f f Factory setting 1 1000 50i 50p mode 1 60 1 100 1 125 1 250 1 500 1 1000 1 1500 1 2000 f f Factory setting 1 1000 29 97p mode 1 48 1 50 1 60 1 96 1 10...

Page 50: ... the shutter position OFF ON f f Factory setting ON POSITION5 Enables disables the POSITION5 settings of the shutter position OFF ON f f Factory setting ON POSITION6 Enables disables the POSITION6 settings of the shutter position OFF ON f f Factory setting ON POSITION7 Enables disables the POSITION7 settings of the shutter position OFF ON f f Factory setting ON POSITION8 Enables disables the POSIT...

Page 51: ...o mix the crane intercom signal with the intercom 1 CH1 output OFF ON f f Factory setting OFF INCOM2 MIX CLEAR COM MIX Sets whether to mix the intercom 2 signal CLEAR COM signal for the Clear Com option with the intercom 1 CH1 output OFF ON f f Factory setting OFF INCOM1 RECEIVE CH2 SETTING ENG MIX Sets whether to mix the ENG signal with the intercom 1 CH2 output OFF ON f f Factory setting OFF PRO...

Page 52: ...N f f Factory setting OFF PROD MIX Sets whether to mix the PROD signal with the intercom 2 CH2 output OFF ON f f Factory setting OFF PGM1 MIX Sets whether to mix the PGM1 signal with the intercom 2 CH2 output OFF ON f f Factory setting ON PGM2 MIX Sets whether to mix the PGM2 signal with the intercom 2 CH2 output OFF ON f f Factory setting ON CRANE INCOM MIX Sets whether to mix the crane intercom ...

Page 53: ... 0dB SIDE TONE Sets the side tone volume of Clear Com OFF 36dB 0dB 3 dB step f f Factory setting 6dB CLEAR COM TO CCU Sets whether to output the Clear Com audio to the CCU OFF ON f f Factory setting ON CLEAR COM OUTPUT SETTING PGM1 MIX Sets whether to mix the PGM1 signal with Clear Com output OFF ON f f Factory setting ON PGM2 MIX Sets whether to mix the PGM2 signal with Clear Com output OFF ON f ...

Page 54: ...setting MUTE B U INTERCOM LEVEL Sets the audio signal to be controlled by the intercom level of the Build up Unit OFF INCOM1 INCOM2 for Clear Com option CLEAR COM INCOM1 INCOM2 for Clear Com option INCOM1 CLEAR COM f f Factory setting OFF OPT INTERCOM INPUT SETTING Item Description of settings OPT ENG INPUT LEVEL Sets the input level of the ENG audio signal sent from the CCU to the camera 36dB 12d...

Page 55: ...ON f f Factory setting OFF KNEE Enables disables knee OFF ON f f Factory setting ON WHITE CLIP Enables disables white clips OFF ON f f Factory setting ON DRS SW Enables disables dynamic range stretcher OFF ON f f Factory setting OFF DETAIL Enables disables the detail OFF ON f f Factory setting ON SKIN TONE DETAIL Enables disables the skin tone detail OFF ON f f Factory setting OFF MATRIX Enables d...

Page 56: ...k shading gain for Bch vertically using a parabolic waveform 100 100 f f Factory setting 0 PEDESTAL Item Description of settings MASTER PEDESTAL Adjusts the black level of the master pedestal For relative value display 99 99 For absolute value display 2 8 51 3 f f Factory setting 0 0 R PEDESTAL Sets the correction level of red to the master pedestal 800 800 f f Factory setting 0 G PEDESTAL Sets th...

Page 57: ...WHITE BAL switch is B When the CC filter is set to B 3200K 2000K 15000K When the CC filter is set to C 4300K 2300K 99999K When the CC filter is set to D 6300K 2700K 99999K f f Factory setting 3200K R GAIN BCH Sets the correction level of red to the color temperature 400 400 f f Factory setting 0 B GAIN BCH Sets the correction level of blue to the color temperature 400 400 f f Factory setting 0 G A...

Page 58: ...GAIN BCH G GAIN BCH and B GAIN BCH to 0 f f Factory setting OFF WHITE SHADING Item Description of settings CORRECT Enables disables the white shading saw toothed waveform or parabolic waveform correction OFF ON f f Factory setting ON H SAW R Adjusts the white shading gain for Rch horizontally using a saw toothed waveform 100 100 f f Factory setting 0 H SAW G Adjusts the white shading gain for Gch ...

Page 59: ...O REC 0 150 0 750 0 0020 step When MAIN MENU PAINT DRS DRS is ON 0 150 0 750 0 0020 step f f Factory setting 0 450 R GAMMA Adjusts the gamma characteristic of red to the master gamma 75 75 f f Factory setting 0 B GAMMA Adjusts the gamma characteristic of blue to the master gamma 75 75 f f Factory setting 0 BLACK STRECH LEVEL Only when FILM REC is set Sets the position of the gamma stretch 0 30 f f...

Page 60: ...TER SLOPE 99 99 f f Factory setting 0 WHITE CLIP Item Description of settings WHITE CLIP Enables disables the white clip function OFF ON f f Factory setting ON MASTER WHITE CLIP LEVEL Sets the white clip level 80 109 f f Factory setting 109 R WHITE CLIP LEVEL Adjusts red to MASTER WHITE CLIP LEVEL 15 15 f f Factory setting 0 B WHITE CLIP LEVEL Adjusts blue to MASTER WHITE CLIP LEVEL 15 15 f f Fact...

Page 61: ...ndershoot of the detail edge component 00 63 f f Factory setting 0 DETAIL SOURCE Sets the RGB signal component ratio to create the detail G R 2 G B 2 2G B R 4 3G R 4 R G f f Factory setting G R 2 KNEE APERTURE LEVEL Adjusts the knee aperture level 00 39 f f Factory setting 5 DETAIL KNEE Adjusts the detail components of knee 00 15 f f Factory setting 0 LEVEL DEPENDENT SWITCH Enables disables the fu...

Page 62: ...0 359 f f Factory setting 89 LINEAR MATRIX Item Description of settings PRESET MATRIX Sets the preset matrix NORM EBU NTSC f f Factory setting NORM MATRIX Enables disables the matrix function OFF ON f f Factory setting OFF LINEAR MATRIX Enables disables the linear matrix function OFF ON f f Factory setting OFF LINEAR TABLE Selects the table for linear matrix A B f f Factory setting A COLOR CORRECT...

Page 63: ...RIX is set to OFF 31 31 f f Factory setting 0 COLOR CORRECTION Item Description of settings PRESET MATRIX Sets the preset matrix NORM EBU NTSC f f Factory setting NORM MATRIX Enables disables the matrix function OFF ON f f Factory setting OFF LINEAR MATRIX Enables disables the linear matrix function OFF ON f f Factory setting OFF LINEAR TABLE Selects the table for linear matrix A B f f Factory set...

Page 64: ...and red 127 127 f f Factory setting 0 R PHASE Adjusts red hue 127 127 f f Factory setting 0 R_YE PHASE Adjusts the hue between red and yellow 127 127 f f Factory setting 0 YE PHASE Adjusts yellow hue 127 127 f f Factory setting 0 YE_G PHASE Adjusts the hue between yellow and green 127 127 f f Factory setting 0 COLOR CORRECTION GET Obtains the color information automatically from the cursor positio...

Page 65: ...FORMAT cannot be selected right after the power is turned on because boot of the camera is in progress This is not an error Perform operation after a while Item Description of settings FORMAT Sets the system format 1080 59 94p 1080 50p 1080 29 97p 1080 25p 1080 23 98p 1080 59 94p 240fps 1080 50p 200fps f f Factory setting 1080 59 94p SHOOTING MODE Sets the shooting mode NORMAL HIGH SENS f f Factor...

Page 66: ...r display f f Factory setting MENU ONLY HD SDI2 CHAR Sets whether to superimpose characters on images output from the HD SDI2 terminal OFF ON f f Factory setting OFF HD SDI2 CHAR SIZE Selects the size of the characters superimposed on images output from the HD SDI2 terminal LARGE SMALL f f Factory setting SMALL HD SDI2 POWER Enables disables the power supply of the HD SDI2 terminal ACTIVE SAVE f f...

Page 67: ...t gateway f f Factory setting 192 168 0 1 HTTP PORT Sets the port number of HTTP port number when accessing with a browser 1 65535 f f Factory setting 80 ROP PORT Sets the port number when connecting to ROP 49152 49200 49299 f f Factory setting 49152 SET EXCUTE Selects whether to execute with the configured settings NO YES MAC ADDRESS Displays the MAC address This cannot be changed FILE SD CARD SD...

Page 68: ...er the power is turned on because boot of the camera is in progress This is not an error Perform operation after a while Item Description of settings CARD FILE SELECT Selects a file 1 100 f f Factory setting 1 READ Loads CAC files YES NO DELETE Deletes the CAC file in the SD memory card NO YES MAINTENANCE CAC ADJUST CAC ADJUST cannot be selected right after the power is turned on because boot of t...

Page 69: ... Factory setting 0 W H PARA G Adjusts Gch white shading for the data selected in FILE NO horizontally using a parabolic waveform 100 100 f f Factory setting 0 W H PARA B Adjusts Bch white shading for the data selected in FILE NO horizontally using a parabolic waveform 100 100 f f Factory setting 0 W V SAW R Adjusts Rch white shading for the data selected in FILE NO vertically using a saw toothed w...

Page 70: ...it 1 10 f f Factory setting 5 LED ND CC Sets the luminance of the lamp ND CC of the Build up Unit 1 10 f f Factory setting 5 CAM NO REAR Sets the luminance of the rear side camera number of the Build up Unit 1 10 f f Factory setting 5 CAM NO FRONT Sets the luminance of the front side camera number of the Build up Unit 1 10 f f Factory setting 5 DATE TIME DATE TIME cannot be selected right after th...

Page 71: ...ot an error Perform operation after a while Description of settings Updates the software f f Execute the update of the software with the update image file stored in the SD memory card f f The busy lamp next to the SD memory card slot and the back tally lamp flash during the update of software is executing YES NO f f Factory setting NO DIAGNOSTIC VERSION Item Description of settings CAM MAIN Displa...

Page 72: ...This chapter describes how to configure the settings from a computer Chapter 5 Web Screen ...

Page 73: ...rk has been configured if an IP address conflicts with another device in the same network the camera does not operate properly Be sure to avoid IP address conflicts t t Do not configure the network of a single camera simultaneously from multiple computers running EASY IP Setup Software t t EASY IP Setup Software cannot be used from a separate subnet via a router t t This camera will not be display...

Page 74: ...r software is set to On in the factory settings which allows installation from the camera directly If a message appears on the information bar of the web browser refer to Troubleshooting page 93 f f When the Live screen is displayed for the first time on a computer the installation screen for the plugin software for display ActiveX appears Install the software by following the on screen instructio...

Page 75: ...nual are based on those of Windows Internet Explorer The procedures for Mac Safari are the same The screen displays differ in part Fig 1 Fig 2 1 Start the web browser on your computer Depending on the OS on your computer use the following web browser f f Windows Internet Explorer f f OS X Mac Safari 2 Enter the IP address set on EASY IP Setup Software in the address field of the web browser Fig 1 ...

Page 76: ...When Transmission type of H 264 is set to Multicast port the second and later users that receive the H 264 images are not counted in the number of users accessing the camera t t When H 264 transmission page 84 is set to On the H 264 images are displayed When this is set to Off JPEG images are displayed JPEG images can be displayed even when H 264 transmission is set to On However the maximum refre...

Page 77: ...rea IP image display area page 77 2 Compression button page 78 3 Stream button page 78 4 Image quality button page 79 5 Image capture size button page 79 6 Full screen display button snapshot button Windows page 79 Names and functions of parts Live screen Main area IP image display area This area displays the IP images of the connected camera You can use the digital zoom of the plugin software for...

Page 78: ...rs receiving JPEG images However access may be restricted to less than 14 users depending on the settings of Bandwidth control bitrate and Max bit rate per client f f When the number of users has exceeded the upper limit a message indicating excessive access appears Windows Compression button This button is used to switch the display between H 264 images and JPEG images The characters on the selec...

Page 79: ... screen has been exited to move to another f f When a screen has been refreshed Image capture size button This button is displayed only when JPEG images are displayed It switches the size of the image displayed in the main area The characters on the selected button change to green 1 1920 1080 The image in the main area is displayed in the resolution of 1920 1080 2 1280 720 The image in the main ar...

Page 80: ...le it is displaying in full screen and click Back 2 Snapshot button right Captures a snapshot one still image and shows the image on a separate window Right clicking this button displays a pop up menu and you can save the image on your computer by selecting Save Selecting Print outputs the image to a printer NOTE t t The following configuration may be required From the menu bar on Internet Explore...

Page 81: ...pting to change the user name and password appears after authentication Fig 2 To ensure security the password for the user name admin must be changed It is also recommended that the password is changed regularly Names and functions of parts Setup screen 2 3 1 4 5 6 1 Main area The menu screen is displayed 2 Basic button Clicking this button displays the Basic screen in the main area page 82 3 Imag...

Page 82: ...isplay automatically f f Factory setting On Smoother live video display on the browser buffering Configures settings for display of images on the camera using the plugin software for display On Stores images on the camera to the computer temporarily to make images to be displayed smoother Off Does not store images on the camera to the computer and displays images in real time Image display and aud...

Page 83: ...r to the configured value When H 264 transmission is set to On the image refresh rate may decrease to lower than the configured value Image quality JPEG Configures the image quality of the first image when JPEG image is displayed on the Live screen Quality1 Image quality 1 Quality2 Image quality 2 f f Factory setting Quality1 r r JPEG Configure Image capture size and Image quality for JPEG 1 JPEG ...

Page 84: ...e H 264 image The options are restricted depending on the selected resolution For H 264 1 1920 1080 1280 720 f f Factory setting 1920 1080 For H 264 2 1920 1080 1280 720 640 360 320 180 160 90 f f Factory setting 640 360 For H 264 3 1280 720 640 360 320 180 160 90 f f Factory setting 320 180 For H 264 4 1280 720 640 360 320 180 160 90 f f Factory setting 160 90 Transmission priority Sets the trans...

Page 85: ...onds at which to refresh H 264 images If many errors occur in your network environment setting a shorter refresh interval will cause less noise in the images However this may lower the image refresh rate At 59 94 Hz 0 2s 0 25s 0 33s 0 5s 1s 2s 3s 4s 5s f f Factory setting 1s At 50 Hz 0 2s 0 5s 1s 2s 3s 4s 5s f f Factory setting 1s Transmission type Sets the transmission type of the H 264 images Un...

Page 86: ... the transmitted images may not be displayed depending on the settings for the proxy server firewall etc In this case consult your network administrator When multicast images are to be displayed using a computer where multiple LAN cards are installed disable the LAN cards that are not to be used for reception User mng screen The User mng screen performs the authentication registration to limit the...

Page 87: ...e the hosts f f Factory setting Off IP address Enter the IP address of the computer to permit its access to the camera A host name cannot be entered as an IP address If the IP address mask length of subnet is entered computers that can access the camera can be restricted per subnet When 192 168 0 1 24 is entered and 1 Administrator is selected for Access level computers with 192 168 0 1 to 192 168...

Page 88: ...23 161 162 443 554 995 10669 10670 49152 49200 49299 59000 61000 ROP port Assigns the port number individually when connecting to ROP 49152 49200 49299 f f Factory setting 49152 Line speed Sets data transmission speed Auto Sets the transmission speed automatically 100M Full 100 Mbps full duplex 100M Half 100 Mbps half duplex 10M Full 10 Mbps full duplex 10M Half 10 Mbps half duplex It is recommend...

Page 89: ...es camera setting operations in EASY IP Setup Software invariably Since camera display is always enabled in EASY IP Setup Software the camera images can be displayed For the address setting of each server consult your network administrator f f Factory setting Unlimited Recommended network setting for internet Sets the recommended configuration for making the camera public on the Internet When the ...

Page 90: ...idth control bitrate Back up tab You can save network related settings to a computer or apply the settings saved in a computer to the camera Item Description of settings Download Saves the network related settings of the camera to a computer page 90 Upload Uploads the setting file of the camera saved in a computer using the download function page 90 r r Saving the network related settings of the c...

Page 91: ... 91 Chapter 5 Web Screen Setup screen 3 Click the OK button Uploading will start When uploading has finished a message dialog box appears 4 Click the OK button The camera will be restarted automatically ...

Page 92: ...This chapter describes the warning displays and after sales services of the camera Chapter 6 Maintenance ...

Page 93: ...r device f f Check the IP addresses of the camera access devices computer controller etc and other cameras Does the set subnet mask match the subnet of the network where the camera is installed f f Check the subnet mask set for the camera and access devices and consult your network administrator Is Use a proxy server set on the web browser When the camera and computer are connected to the same sub...

Page 94: ... the OK button The image is blurry Has the focus been adjusted properly f f Check the focus adjustment The screen does not update images Troubles in image updating may occur depending on the web browser or version being used Crowded network or heavy access to the camera may interrupt image display If the IP image setting of the camera has been changed the image may be interrupted temporarily f f C...

Page 95: ... procedure to grant the permission 1 Click the information bar and select Always Allow Pop ups from This Site A Allow pop ups from this site screen appears 2 Click the Yes Y button The information bar indicating the following message appears on Internet Explorer 9 0 10 0 11 0 This website wants to install the following add on nwcv4SSetup exe from Panasonic System Networks Co Ltd Perform the follow...

Page 96: ... Chapter 6 Maintenance Checking the operating time Checking the operating time The operating time can be checked in MAIN MENU DIAGNOSTIC HOUR METER HEAD The operating time of the camera head can be checked ...

Page 97: ...lance convergence for green cannot be achieved Check if there are any errors in the image ABB NG The lens iris may not be closed r r Executing black shading BSHD Black shading is executing BSHD BRAK Black shading has been interrupted BSHD NG An error has occurred with the black shading Check if the lens is correctly closed r r When ASU automatic setup is executed AUTO SETUP BREAK Automatic setup h...

Page 98: ...CODE 03 Mounting error of the SD memory card The SD memory card may not be inserted or the SD memory card may be damaged UPDATE ERROR ERRCODE 04 File load error The SD memory card may be ejected during the version update or the version update file in the SD memory card may be corrupted UPDATE ERROR ERRCODE 05 An error has occurred during the ROM erase for overwriting the version update file Consul...

Page 99: ...99 Chapter 6 Maintenance Updating the camera firmware Updating the camera firmware Refer to the following website for new updates of the firmware and for operating instructions http pro av panasonic net ...

Page 100: ...This chapter describes the specifications of this product Chapter 7 Specifications ...

Page 101: ...n 119 W maximum when connecting to an external 12 V and including supply to an externally connected devices 360 W maximum when AK UCU500P AK UCU500PS AK UCU500E AK UCU500ES is conncected and including supply to an externally connected devices indicates safety information Ambient operating temperature 10 C 45 C 14 F 113 F Preheating required under a temperature 0 C 32 F or below Storage temperature...

Page 102: ...0 1 1000 1 1500 1 2000 f f 25p mode 1 48 1 50 1 60 1 96 1 100 1 125 1 250 1 500 1 1000 1 1500 1 2000 Video input output HD SDI1 terminal BNC 1 HD 3G 1 5G 0 8 V p p 75 Ω HD SDI2 terminal BNC 1 HD 3G 1 5G 0 8 V p p 75 Ω AUX terminal BNC 1 Functions as HD TRUNK terminal PROMPTER2 terminal by switching the setting in the menu HD TRUNK HD 1 5G PROMPTER2 VBS signal 1 V p p 75 Ω G L IN PROMPTER OUT termi...

Page 103: ...minal XLR 1 4 pin DC 12 V DC OUT 12V 1A terminal 4 pin 1 RET CTRL terminal 6 pin 1 EXT I O terminal 20 pin 1 DC 12 V 0 5 A REMOTE terminal 10 pin 1 TRUNK terminal 12 pin 1 DC OUT 12V 2 5A terminal 2 pin 1 LAN terminal RJ 45 1 USB2 0 terminal host Type A connector DC 5 V 0 5 A Build up terminal 20 pin 1 ...

Page 104: ... 4 1 OPT TX Mark Band IN 2 OPT RX Mark Band OUT 3 STBY SIG 4 STBY CONT 5 AC240V C 6 AC240V H LEMO INTERCOM 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 TALK GND 2 TALK 3 RECEIVE GND 4 RECEIVE CH1 5 RECEIVE CH2 HA16PRH 5S Hirose Electric Co RET CTRL 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 INTERCOM1 MIC ON 2 INTERCOM2 MIC ON 3 GND 4 RET CONT3 5 RET CONT1 6 RET CONT2 HR10A 10R 10SB 71 Hirose Electric Co DC IN 1 2 3 4 1 UNREG GND 2 Not u...

Page 105: ...LLY VF 16 T TALLY VF 17 CRANE ACT 18 UNREG 12V 19 Not used 20 UNREG GND HR10A 13R 20SC Hirose Electric Co REMOTE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 CAM DATA H 2 CAM DATA C 3 CAM CONT H 4 CAM CONT C 5 Not used 6 Not used 7 Not used 8 Not used 9 UNREG 12V 10 UNREG GND HR10A 10R 10SC Hirose Electric Co MIC front 1 2 3 1 GND 2 AUDIO IN H 3 AUDIO IN C HA16PRM 3SG Hirose Electric Co MIC rear 1 2 3 1 GND 2 AUDIO IN ...

Page 106: ...ic Co LENS 1 RET SW 2 REC 3 GND 4 IRIS AUTO 5 IRIS CONT 6 UNREG 12V 7 IRIS POSI 8 IRIS G MAX 9 EXT POSI 10 ZOOM POSI 11 FOCUS POSI LENS RXD 12 IRIS AUTO LENS TXD HR10A 10R 12SC Hirose Electric Co VF front 20 16 5 1 1 UNREG 12V 2 UNREG 12V 3 9 V 4 VF PB OUT GND 5 VF PR OUT GND 6 VF Y OUT 7 VF Y OUT GND 8 VF CLK 9 VF WR 10 VF DATA 11 UNREG GND 12 ZEBRA SW 13 PEAKING 14 TA BOX ACT 15 VF PB OUT 16 VF ...

Page 107: ...d 21 Not used 22 Not used 23 PEAKING CONT Not used 24 I2C CLK 25 G TALLY 26 VF P REQ 27 RESERVED 28 RESERVED 29 RESERVED D02F 29SF N F0 Japan Aviation Electronics Industry BUILD UP 1 11 10 20 1 Not used 2 VF PB OUT GND 3 VF PB OUT 4 VF PR OUT GND 5 VF PR OUT 6 VF Y OUT 7 VF Y OUT GND 8 CAM DATA 9 CAM CONT 10 Not used 11 AC H 12 Not used 13 IRIS POS 14 GND 15 IRIS CNT 16 FOCUS POS L2C DATA 17 C2L D...

Page 108: ... Attaching to the microphone holder 34 Attaching to the viewfinder 33 MIC SETTING 54 N Network settings 73 Plugin software for display 74 Setup software 73 NETWORK SETUP 67 O Operating time 96 P PAINT 55 R RETURN SETTING 50 S SD memory card 12 20 Setting frequency 16 Setup screen 81 Basic screen 82 Image screen 82 Maintenance screen 89 Network screen 87 User mng screen 86 Specifications 101 SWITCH...

Page 109: ...ional legislation By disposing of them correctly you will help to save valuable resources and prevent any potential negative effects on human health and the environment For more information about collection and recycling please contact your local municipality dealer or supplier Penalties may be applicable for incorrect disposal of this waste in accordance with national legislation Note for the bat...