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Panasonic AW-PH360N $ Head connector panel, Connections, 1ND/EXT connector, 4CAMERA I/F connector

Models: AW-PH360N

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Connections

$ Head connector panel

The camera and lens control cables are connected to this panel.

1ND/EXT connector

4CAMERA I/F connector

This is for controlling the ND filter and lens extender of the power lens unit. Connect it when using a power lens unit equipped with an ND filter and lens extender function.

ND signal	CVCC (+15V)
ND return	CGND

EXT return

EXT signal

(As viewed from cable end)

2LENS I/F connector

This is for convertible camera control. Connect this to the I/F REMOTE connector on the camera with the supplied camera cable.

This is for controlling the zoom/focus functions of the power lens unit. Connect the remote (zoom/focus) control cable of the power lens unit here.

3SDI IN connector

This is for SDI signal input.

Using a coaxial cable (BELDEN 8281), connect this with the SDI OUT connector of an SDI card (AW-PB504N, etc.) installed in the convertible camera.

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Panasonic AW-PH360N $ Head connector panel, Connections, 1ND/EXT connector, 4CAMERA I/F connector, LENS I/F connector

Contents

Printed in Japan Before attempting to connect, operate or adjust this productAW-PH360N Indoor Pan/Tilt HeadHAZARDOUS MOVING PARTS KEEP FINGERS AND OTHER BODY PARTS AWAY 1 indicates safety informationFCC Note 1 indicates safety informationAccessories ContentsAccessories IntroductionInstallation precautions Precautions for use Parts and their functions 1 Tilting arm Parts and their functionsOAttaching the tilting arm $ Assembling the pan/tilt headSuspended installation Stand-alone installationFor a soft landing For suspended installationFor stand-alone installation For AW-RP605AOSDI settings $ Transmission signal selection settingOAnalog/IEEE1394 card settings OWEB card settings3 When using the AW-RP400 controller $ Setting the cable compensation circuit of video signals2 When using the AW-RP605A controller Safety wire $ Installing the pan/tilt headSuspended installation $ Mounting the cameraStand-alone installation Recommended lenses Stand-alone installationMounting example when the camera side is heavy Mounting example when the lens side is heavyWith the AW-E655/AW-E750/AW-E860 OAttaching the chainWith the AW-E350/AW-E650 Camera guide pin Camera mounting Screw Camera mounting Screw OAdjusting slack in the chainOMounting a camera With the AW-E350/AW-E650 With the AW-E655/AW-E750/AW-E860Connections $ Connecting the connector panel with the controller AW-RP501Connections $ Connecting the connector panel with the controller AW-RP505Connections $ Connecting the connector panel with the controller AW-RP605AConnections $ Connecting the connector panel with the controller AW-RP400DC cable UL Type SPT-2 2!16 $ Connecting the connector panel RS-232C controlThe BNC connectors are not connected to the pan/tilt head Connections2 LENS I/F connector $ Head connector panel1ND/EXT connector 4CAMERA I/F connector8 Pr/SDI OUT connector 5 1394 connector6 CONTROL IN IP/RP connector 7 Y OUT connectorCAMERA CONTROL IN connector 9 Pb OUT connectorG/L IN connector VIDEO OUT connector? LAMP CONTROL terminal board $ Connecting the AC adapter for use with the pan/tilt headConnections DC 12V IN terminal boardDC cable $ Connection examplesConnections Color monitor10BASE-T ConnectionsCamera cable supplied Color monitor Coaxial cable max. 1640 ft. 500 mConnections Connections Connections Connections Connections Coaxial cable BELDEN 8281, max. 3333 ft. 1000 m ConnectionsCoaxial cable Camera cable supplied Coaxial cable BELDEN 8281, max.Color monitor 666 ft. 200 mDC cable UL Type SPT-2 2!16 AWG or Connectionspanel is used to control the camera Cable supplied with AW-CB400Connections Connections Connections AC adapter ConnectionsCamera cable supplied Color monitor Coaxial cable RS-232C cable AW-CA28T9Connections For further details, refer to the web card instructions ConnectionsFor further details, refer to the IEEE1394 card instructions ConnectionsLimiters To release the setting $ Setting/releasing the limitersTo release the setting To release the settingTo release the setting To release the settingTo release the setting To release the settingTo release the setting To release the settingTo release the setting To release the setting$ Replacing the gear Replacement of consumable parts$ Replacing the battery $ Replacing the motorMaximum load capacity 8.8 lb 4 kg Allowable operating temperature SpecificationsPower supply Power consumption DC +12Allowable operating humidity $ Functions/performanceSpecifications WeightPage