After
solving
the
problem,
press
the red
button
again
to
recover
the
circuit
CAUTION:
Refer
servicing
o
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
30 ,
4
+
-
+ 12V nominal
----
-
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
- 12 -
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
i
ndicator
lights
when the VTR
is
set
to
the
record-
ing
mode
(through
the VTR
Start/Stop
button), and
informs
the
person
concerned
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
i
ndicator
will
start
blinking
to
warn
the
opera-
tor
of
such
faults
Note:
if
a
portable
VTR
is
not
connected
lo
the cam-
era, the R
ecording/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:
If the
gen-lock
signal
is
jittery
(like
that
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.
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. T
he 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) to be
monitored
INT:
The sound
picked
up by the
microphone
can be
monitored
PB: The
played
back
audio
from a
3/4"
U-vision
recorder,
26-pin
MII
format
portable
VTR
or
14-pin
S-VHS
portable
VTR,
obtained
through the
VTR/RCU
Connector
of this adaptor can be monito-
morw
tored
Note: The camera has
been
preset
to
t
he
INT
position
at the
fac:ory
57.
VTR
Video Output
Selection
Switch 1
(SIGNAL SELECT 1)
This
switch
selects
the vi
deo
output si
gnal
supplied
t
o
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
.
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:
1 The
switch
has
been
preset
to the +1
position
at
the
factory
2
Some
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
- 13 -
-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