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Pan/Tilt Control Panel AW-RP400

Parts and their function

BMEMORY button

When one of the (C) PRESET MEMORY selection buttons [1] to [50] is pressed while holding down the MEMORY button, the settings of the pan/tilt head system can be registered in that PRESET MEMORY selection button.

The MEMORY button flashes if the pan/tilt head selected by the (H) CONTROL SELECT button is not connected or its power has not been turned on.

CPRESET MEMORY selection buttons [1] to [50]

Use these buttons to call the settings registered in them. When data has been registered in the tracing memories, the recording/play time displays appear.

DLCD panel

The current setting statuses are displayed on this panel.

EMENU/LIMIT button

Hold down this button for two or more seconds to turn the setting menu ON or OFF.

When (C) PRESET MEMORY selection button [5], [10], [15], [20], [25] or [30] is pressed while holding down the MENU/LIMIT button, ON/OFF control over the limiters can be exercised.

FCONT dial

This is used for the setting menu operations.

HCONTROL SELECT buttons [1] to [5]

The (R) CONTROL OUT TO PAN/TILT HEAD [P1] to [P5] connectors on the rear panel can be selected by pressing buttons [1] to [5]. The button lamps corresponding to the numbers of the buttons selected light, and the selected pan/tilt head systems can be controlled.

When the (S) MONI SEL OUT connector on this control panel is connected to the MONI SEL IN connector on the AW-RC400 cable compensation unit, the images of the camera connected to the MONI1 or MONI2 connector on the AW-RC400 can be output.

When two AW-RP400 control panels are connected, the combination of the control panels which select the monitor output can be set on the menu.

IANOTHER CONTROL lamps [1] to [5]

When another AW-RP400 control panel is connected, these lamps indicate the numbers of the pan/tilt head systems selected by the additional AW-RP400 control panel.

JTRACING MEMORY [START POINT, START, STOP, RESTORE, RESET, 1 to 10] buttons

Use these for the tracing memory operations. For details on operation, refer to the tracing memory section.

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GTALLY lamps [1] to [5]

When tally signals are supplied to the (O) TALLY/INCOM connectors [1] to [5] on the rear panel, the lamps with the numbers corresponding to those connectors light up.

When tally signals are supplied to the tally connectors [1] to [5] of the AW-CB400 remote operation panel, if this panel is connected to the pan/tilt control panel, the lamps with the numbers corresponding to those connectors also light up.

KSPEED controls [ZOOM/FOCUS/PAN/TILT/ROTATION]

These enable the pan/tilt head, lens and roll unit control speeds to be adjusted.

By turning these controls as far as they will go in the counterclockwise direction, operation of the pan/tilt heads and lenses can be prevented even when control is exercised using the joystick, etc.

LPAN/TILT lever/ROTATION control switch

Use these to adjust the direction of the pan/tilt heads. When the lever is tilted to the left or right, the pan/tilt heads move toward the left or right; when it is tilted up or down, they move upward or downward. The movement speed can be adjusted by the angle to which the lever is tilted.

Further, the angle of the AW-RL400 roll unit can be adjusted using the ROTATION control switch on the front of the lever. By pressing the top part of the ROTATION control switch, the roll unit rotates clockwise; by pressing the bottom part, it rotates counterclockwise. The speed of the rotation changes in accordance with the amount of pressure applied.

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Contents AW-PH400 AW-RP400 AW-RC400 AW-RL400 AW-RL400FCC Note Safety precautionsImportant Safety Instructions Contents ≥ Do not use the units outdoors ≥ Maintenance Operating precautions≥ Handle the units carefully Precautions for use AccessoriesIntroduction Installation precautions Parts and their function Pedestal Power ON/OFF switch Rotary head connector panel Pedestal connector panelBottom panel Prompter connector Tally lamp accessory@ SDI in connector SDI ND/EXT connector ND/EXTLens I/F 2 connector Lens I/F Option connector OptionConnector Connector YSDI connector SDI L in connector G/LFor installation on the ceiling For a stand-alone installation$ Assembling the pan/tilt head Attaching the camera mounting baseMounting the tally lamp For stand-alone installation $ Setting the mounting direction switchFor installation on the ceiling $ Setting the PCB switches $ Installing the pan/tilt head $ Mounting the camera ≥ Camera AW-E750 $ Attaching the wire≥ Camera AW-E650, AW-E350 Replacing the consumable parts Power consumption SpecificationsSupply voltage Memo Rack-mounting adaptors Mounting screws M4!8 mm Zoom switch Plug D-SUB 15-pin for tally/INCOM system$ Front panel Iris indicator PAN Position indicator= Zoom indicator Focus indicatorPAN/TILT lever/ROTATION control switch Preset Memory selection buttons 1 toMemory button LCD panelCamera Control in from RCB P1 to P5 connectors EXT Cont IN/OUT connectorsTALLY/INCOM connector $ Rear panelControl OUT to PAN/TILT Head P1 to P5 connectors Remote connectorMoni SEL OUT connector Camera Control in from ROP connector$ Operation method Menu settingsMenu item Setting Description Initial value $ List of menu items and settingsSpeed with Zoom POS. setting OFF/1/2/3 Tilt Range setting 190/300 degreesPreset Speed setting 1 to Iris Control setting BOTH/RP400/CB400Memory Length setting 60s/120s/300s/600s Option Switch a to H settingsBuzzer setting OFF/ON Control Select Mode setting INTERLOCK/UN-INTERLOCKAuto RUN setting Start No., END No., Interval SD Card settingHow to mount the AW-RP400 in a rack Before changing the position, turn off the power How to change the position of the connector panelBefore replacing the zoom switch, turn off the power How to replace the zoom switchSecure the zoom switch using the four screws Replacing the consumable parts Supply voltage DC 12.0 Power consumption Approx W Cable Compensation Unit AW-RC400 Power switch Front panel Power LEDCable length setting switches 0 to SHORT/LONG selector switchVideo in connectors 1 to MONITOR1, 2 connectors BAC adaptor storage space= Pr/C in connectors 1 to Pb in connectors 1 toHow to mount the AW-RC400 in a rack Ambient operating temperature Power consumption Approx WPan/tilt head connecting cable Rotary ring Camera mounting screw U1/4-20UNC Pan/tilt head connectorCamera mounting plate a B Roll unit anchoring screw holesInstallation When the AW-E655 is used as the camera When the AW-E750, AW-E650 or AW-E350 is used as the cameraCamera mounting plate’s screws Pan/tilt head connector Supply voltage DC 24 Power consumption Approx WPerformance Connections Zoom/focus Control MONITOR1 MONITOR2 Example of system configuration$ Turning on the power Operating procedures$ Providing cable compensation for the cameras $ Video adjustments for the cameras $ Genlock adjustments for the respective cameras$ Tracing memory settings Setting the recording time and number of memoriesPlaying the tracing memory data Registering the preset memory data $ Setting the preset memory dataChanging the tracing memory data Erasing the tracing memory dataPlaying the preset memory data Cable specifications Cable specifications When an RD lens made by Fujinon is used Page Page Page Panasonic Broadcast & Television Systems Company

AW-RP400, AW-RL400, AW-RC400, AW-PH400 specifications

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