Panasonic AW-HB605 manual 9

System Connections (Indoor Pan/tilt Head System) $ Example System Setup

		Color monitor		Adjustment such as cable compensation, gen-
Zoom/focus control		(75 Ω terminator)
				lock adjustment, and total pedestal adjustment
				should be applied to the video signals output
Iris control				from the AW-HB505.
	Convertible	Video	S-Video
	camera
	Camera cable:
	AW-CA50T15
Servo control	Pan/tilt head
zoom lens
	control
	Camera control
Option switch	Gen-lock
control:
Unnecessary if no	Video	Multi port hub:				AC adapter:
optional unit is		AW-HB505
connected.						AW-PS505
Lamp control:					Preview Video
Unnecessary if no
	DC15V
halogen lamp is used.					Gen-lock
					Camera control
Halogen lamp			Multi control hub:		Pan/tilt head control
			AW-HB605
					AC adapter:
					AW-PS505	Preview color
						monitor
	Pan/tilt head AC				Preview Video	(75 Ω terminator)
Contact
	adapter:		Multi hybrid control
	AW-PS300
			panel:
Optional unit			AW-RP505
						Priority
						switchbox
						AC adapter:
						AW-PS301
					Camera control
					Pan/tilt head control
					Preview Video

Operations

1.Turn the power on.

Turn on the power control switches of the AC adapters of the pan/tilt heads and control panels, as well as the AC adapter and power control switch of the multi control hub.

If the system incorporates a multi port hub, turn on the power control switch of the multi port hub and the power switch of its AC adapter.

2.Press the button on the priority switchbox connected to the control panel you wish to operate. This activates the connected control panel.

If the system incorporates a multi hybrid control panel, use the camera and pan/tilt head selector switch on the multi hybrid control panel to select a pan/tilt head. (The control panel is activated once its memory switch stops flashing and goes dark.)

<Notes>

O Immediately after the power is turned on the system is in a status in which no control panel is selected. After turning the power on, do not fail to press the priority switchbox connected to the control panel you wish to operate. After this operation is performed the power supply to the camera and pan/tilt head turns on.

O The active control panel is always the one connected to the priority switchbox pressed last.

3.Perform the mounting balance adjustment on the cameras. For detailed instructions, refer to the manuals accompanying the relevant equipment.

4.Set the limits to the range of movement for the pan/tilt head (limiter). For detailed instructions, refer to the manuals accompanying the relevant equipment.

5.If the system incorporates a hybrid control panel or multi hybrid control panel, perform video signal cable

compensation, G/L (gen-lock) adjustment, and total pedestal adjustment. Also set the switches as appropriate. For detailed instructions, refer to the manuals accompanying the relevant equipment.

<Note>

After performing G/L (gen-lock) adjustment and total pedestal adjustment, set the control panel’s G/L phase adjustment switch to the OFF position. The instruction manual of the hybrid control panel states that this switch should be left in the ON position, but it should be set to OFF on systems using the multi control hub.

6.Store the preset settings for the cameras and pan/tilt heads in memory (systems incorporating hybrid control panel or multi hybrid control panel only). For detailed instructions, refer to the manuals accompanying the relevant equipment.

<Note>

The preset settings are stored in the memory of the pan/tilt head. When new preset settings are stored in memory, all the previous settings (including those stored in memory using the control panel) are overwritten.

The adjustments and settings described in steps 3 though 6 above may be omitted if no changes need to be made to the current adjustments and settings.

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