Panasonic AW-F575E manual Earphone OUT SEL, INT/PB, Signal Select

After solving the problem, press the red button again to recover the circuit

CAUTION: Refer servicingo quallfted servlce person- nel to solve the problem

43.External DC Input Connector (XLR, 4-pin) (EXT DC) This connector accepts the power cable from an external DC source supplying nominal power of 12V. 2A (a belt type battery or car battery for example) This connector also accepts the power cable from an AC adaptor. For driving the studio conflguration, a 12V DC. 2.5A power source is required

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44.Battery Pack Mounting Angle

Mount the AC Adaptor/Charger WV-PS34 on the cam- era by sliding it down along this mounting angle

45.Intercom Jack (M6) (INTERCOM)

This jack is used for communication between the cam- era operator and operators of the RCU and Special Effect Generator in a system

46.Earphone Jack (M3) (EARPHONE)

When an earphone is connected, the sound picked up through the microphone or played back audio from a 3/4" U-vision recorder. 26-pin MII format portable VTR or 14-pin S-VHS portable VTR connected to the cam- era, can be monitored.

47.Battery Connector (BATTERY)

Connect the cord from the Battery Pack to this con- nector

48. Recording/Tally Indicator (red) (REC TALLY)

This indicator lights when the VTR is set to the record- ing mode (through the VTR Start/Stop button), and informs t h e person c o n c e r n e d of scenes being recorded

The Tally Indicator also lights when the camera is in full system operation together with the Remote Control Unit and Special Effects Generator

In case a tape is not loaded or the tape end is reached, or if the servo mechanism is working improp- erly, this indicator will start blinking to warn the opera- tor of such faults

Note: if a portable VTR is not connected lo the cam- era, the Recording/Tally indlcator II not light

49. Earphone/Intercom Level Control (LEVEL)

Use this control to adjust the volume level in the ear- phone connected to the Earphone Jack (46) or the headset connected to the Intercom Jack (45)

50.Accessory Shoe

51.Gen-lock Input Connector (BNC) (GEN-LOCK)

The colour video signal of the camera is automatically synchronized to the gen-lock signal (composite or black burst) which is supplied to this connector. The gen-lock signal is used for system reference, such as when uslng a Special Effects Generator

Caution: I f t h e gen-lock signal is jittery (like t h a t obtained from VTR playback), the camera may not be able to synchronize properly

52. Video Output Connector (BNC) (VIDEO OUT)

A composite video signal is provided at this connec- tor.

53. S-VHS Video Output Conrector (S-VIDEO OUT)

The luminance (Y) and chroma (C) signals for S-VHS VTR or monitor are provided at this connector.

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54.Power Selection Switch (POWER SELECT. BATT/ EXT DC-VTR/RCU)

By using this switch the desired power source con- nected to the camera can be selected

BATT/EXT DC: This position is used for power supply from the battery pack, and external DC source or through an AC adaptor

VTR/RCU: This position is used when power is to be supplied through the 26-pin connector from the VTR or the Remote Control Unit (RCU).

55.Audio Level Selection Switch

(AUDI0 LEVEL -20/-60 dB)

Two audio output levels to the VTR can be selected -20 dB or -60 dB. The camera has been preset to -20 dB at the factory

56.Earphone Selection Switch

(EARPHONE OUT SEL, INT/PB)

This switch selects the audio signal from the Earphone jack (46) t o be monitored

INT: The sound picked up by the microphone can be monitored

P B : T h e played back audio f r o m a 3/4" U-vision recorder, 26-pin MII format portable VTR or 14-pin S - V H S portable VTR, obtained t h r o u g h t h e VTR/RCU Connector of this adaptor can be monito- tored

Note: The camera has been preset to the INT position at the fac:ory

57.VTR Video Output Selection Switch 1

(SIGNAL SELECT 1)

This switch selects the video output signal supplied to the VTR/RCU connector (41)

ENC: A composite video slgnal is supplied for 1 / 2 VHS and 3/4" U-VISION portable VTRs.

SELECT 2: The slgnal selected by the VTR Video Output Selectlon Swtch (59) is output from the VTR/RCU Connector (41).

Note: The camera has been preset to the ENC post- tion at the factory

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58. VTR Compatibility Switch (+1/+2/-1)

Set thls swltch accordlng to the VTR type connected to the camera

+1: For 1/2" VHS VTRs.

+2: For 3/4" U-VISION VTRs, connected to the camera, S-VHS VTRs and MII portable VTRs

-1: If a VTR of other manufacture is used, or If the VTR pauses when the tape should be running and vice versa, this switch should be set to thls posi- tion.

Notes:

1The switch has been preset to the +1 position at the factory

2Some VTRs may not operate properly when con- nected to this camera, even though the setting of this switch is changed. Please consult your deal- er for further Informatlon

-59. VTR Video Output Selection Switch 2 (SELECT 2) When the VTR Video Output Selectlon Switch 1 is set to the SELECT 2 Position, this switch should be set according to the VTR type.

YlCiB: The chrominance (C) and luminance (Y) s i g- nals are supplied from the R, G and B Output Connectors (145) of the RCU and from the VTR/RCU Connector (41) for S-VHS format VTR.

WG/B: The R, G and B signals are supplied from the R, G and B Output Connector (145) of the RCU and from the VTR/RCU Connector (41).

YBPIPR: The colour dlfference (R-Y & B-Y) signals and luminance (Y) signal are supplied from the VTR/RCU Connector (41) and the R, G and B Output Connectors (145) on the Remote Control Unit for MII and Betacam format VTRs.

60. Camera Adaptor Holding Screws/Knobs.

These screws/knobs are used to fix the camera adap- tor to the Camera head

61. 68-pin Multi Connector

When mountlng the camera adaptor, engage the 68 pin connectors on the Camera and the Camera adap- tor

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