Panasonic AW-HB505 Cable Compensation Luminance Control, Cable Compensation Chrominance Control

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eCable Compensation Luminance Control

[CABLE COMP Y]

Used to adjust the Y (luminance) signal level of video output signals as appropriate to the length of the cable between the pan/tilt head and the Multiport Hub. First, select a camera with the Control Switch on the Multi- Hybrid Control Panel, and set the Camera Control Switch to the ON position. Set the MODE Switch on the Multi-Hybrid Control Panel to BAR, then output color bar signals from the camera, and connect a waveform monitor or vectorscope, for example, to the video out- put. If the cable between the pan/tilt head and the Multiport Hub is longer than 300 meters, set the Cable Compensation Switch on the pan/tilt head to the ON position in advance. (For details, refer to the Operating Procedures at page 8 or the Operating Instructions for the Pan/tilt Head.) First, adjust the Y (luminance) signal level with one of [1] to [5] CABLE COMP Y Controls e that corresponds to the selected camera, then adjust the C (chrominance) signal level with CABLE COMP C Control r. Repeat these steps to adjust the video out- put of the Multiport Hub to the camera output level. After the adjustment, set the Camera Control Switch on the Multi-Hybrid Control Panel back to the OFF posi- tion.

Note: Turning this control changes not only the Y sig- nal level but also the entire video level.

rCable Compensation Chrominance Control

[CABLE COMP C]

Used to adjust the C (chrominance) signal level of video output signals as appropriate to the length of the cable between the pan/tilt head and the Multiport Hub. First, select a camera with the Control Switch on the Multi-Hybrid Control Panel, and set the Camera Control Switch to the ON position. Set the MODE Switch on the Multi-Hybrid Control Panel to [BAR], then output color bar signals from the camera, and connect a waveform monitor or vectorscope, for example, to the video output. If the cable between the pan/tilt head and the Multiport Hub is longer than 300 meters, set the Cable Compensation Switch on the pan/tilt head to the ON position in advance. (For details, refer to the Operating Procedures at page 8 or the Operating Instructions for the Pan/tilt Head.) First, adjust the Y (luminance) signal level with one of [1] to [5] CABLE COMP Y Controls e that corresponds to the selected camera, then adjust the C (chrominance) signal level with CABLE COMP C Control r. Repeat these steps to adjust the video output of the Multiport Hub to the camera output level. After the adjustment, set the Camera Control Switch on the Multi-Hybrid Control Panel back to the OFF position.

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Contents AW-HB505 For U.S.A For Canada Contents Features Operating temperature range -10C to +45C PrecautionsPower ON/OFF Switch Power ON/OFF Power Indicator PowerMajor Operating Controls and Their Functions Cable Compensation Chrominance Control Cable Compensation Luminance ControlRear Panel 12V DC Input Connector DC 12V in 4-pin Cannon Connector4S-Video Output Connector S-VIDEO OUT 4-pin S 3Camera Control Output Connector to Camera5Video Output Connector Video OUT BNC Connector Installation of PAN/TILT Head Be careful of the Tally Indicator wire Shifting Cable Compensation Switch on Pan/tilt Head Connection To Lens Interface Connector Iris Control Expample of System Connection Operation PowerPage Cable Comp C Control Cable CompensationHorizontal Phase Adjustment Genlock AdjustmentPhase Subcarrier Phase AdjustmentWhite Balance and Black Balance Setting Automatic Black Balance Control ABC Camera and Pan/tilt Head Presetting Rack Mounting Specifications Rack mounting part Mounting screws AccessoriesN1197-0 7J1A108A

AW-HB505 specifications

The Panasonic AW-HB505 is a state-of-the-art remote camera controller designed for professional video production environments. With an emphasis on versatility and functionality, this controller seamlessly integrates with various Panasonic camera systems, providing operators with a comprehensive solution for managing multiple cameras from a single interface.

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In terms of technology, the AW-HB505 boasts advanced color correction capabilities, allowing for precise adjustments to camera settings to achieve optimal image quality. The controller features various preset options that can be tailored to specific production needs, enabling operators to quickly recall configurations based on scene requirements.

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The robust build quality of the AW-HB505 is designed for durability in demanding environments, ensuring reliability even during extended hours of operation. The ergonomic layout of the controls promotes ease of use, allowing operators to efficiently manage their tasks without diverting attention from the production.

In summary, the Panasonic AW-HB505 is a powerful and versatile camera controller that stands out for its extensive control capabilities, high-quality video output, and advanced connectivity features. Ideal for professional broadcasters and production teams, it streamlines camera management while delivering exceptional performance. This makes it a vital component for any serious video production setup, ensuring high-quality results and operational efficiency.