LTC 2600 Series

Section 4 Advanced Programming

 

 

 

4.3 Action Setup

The LTC 2600 Series multiplexer includes a Digital Motion Detection feature that detects movement within the camera scene. When this feature is programmed and motion is detected, the record/display rates will increase.

Using the ACTION LIST facility, the priority of recording can be changed to include recording of camera pictures and at the same time prioritize picture display on the monitor.

•Action Dwell: The action will be held for monitor display (full video on monitor B, when applicable) and recording for the programmed duration (3 to 60 seconds).

•Action List: Selects cameras to have motion detection. Entering the ACTION LIST menu enables this list to be customized to a specific configuration.

•Action Record: Defines if a selected camera is recorded to the VCR when an action input is detected. Action camera(s) can be set to record in Exclusive or Interleave mode (refer to VCR setup section for programming VCR response to action).

Exclusive mode allows recording only the camera inputs in which an action has been detected.

Interleave mode, all camera(s) in the record list are recorded; however, the camera(s) that are in action are alternated between the non-action cameras.

•Action Zones: The screen is divided into a 14 X 16 grid (224 zones). Enabling or Disabling zones will allow the installer to specify which areas of the scene will detect action. For example, for an outdoor application, some of the scene includes a view of the sky. In this case the grid areas covering the sky can be disabled.

Once in the Action Zone setup, select the camera requiring Action Zone setup by depressing the corresponding camera number.

To Enable zones, select the Menu key, ensure ZONE (EDIT:MENU) = ENABLE (X) is displayed. Move the cursor using the up, down, left, and/or right arrow keys to enable zones. Enabled zones will display an X.

To Disable zones, select the Menu key, ensure ZONE (EDIT:MENU) = DISABLE (O) is displayed. Move the cursor using the up, down, left, and/or right arrow keys to disable zones. Disabled zones will be blank.

To select the Default Enabled Zones, select the FREEZE key (12 X 14 grid, 168 zones).

To exit the Action Zone setup, select the ZOOM key.

To edit the enabled zones Sensitivity and Number of Zones for Alarm, proceed to the Walkthrough setup.

•Walkthrough: The Walkthrough section of the Action Alarm Setup will be required to set Action Zone Sensitivity and Number of Zones for Alarm within the scene which require activation before the system will acknowledge an Action Alarm. Sensitivity and zone activation settings may be tested and adjusted from this menu screen.

Once in the Walkthrough setup, select the camera requiring Action Alarm setup by depressing the corresponding camera number.

To adjust the Action Alarm zone Sensitivity requirement, selecting the key will decrease and using the key will increase the zone sensitivity.

To establish Number of Zones for Alarm, selecting the < will decrease and using the > will increase the < amount of zones required to initiate an Action Alarm. Note:The Number of Zones for Alarm must be < equal to or less than the number of enabled zones.

Default settings for Sensitivity (MED) and Number of Zones for Alarm (10) can be achieved by depressing the FREEZE key.

To exit the Walkthrough Program, select the ZOOM key.

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Philips LTC 2600 manual Action Setup
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LTC 2600 specifications

The Philips LTC 2600 is a state-of-the-art digital television camera designed specifically for broadcast and production applications. Renowned for its high-quality imaging and robust features, this camera stands out in the competitive landscape of professional video equipment.

One of the main features of the LTC 2600 is its advanced imaging technology. Equipped with three 1/2-inch CCD sensors, the camera captures stunning visuals with exceptional resolution and clarity. The CCD technology allows for superior color reproduction and dynamic range, making it ideal for various lighting conditions typically encountered in studio and outdoor settings.

The LTC 2600 integrates advanced digital signal processing, which enhances image quality through noise reduction and improved color fidelity. This processing capability ensures that the captured footage retains sharpness and vibrancy, crucial for live broadcasts and high-end productions. The camera supports both standard and high-definition formats, making it versatile for different production requirements.

Another significant characteristic of the LTC 2600 is its ergonomic design, enabling ease of use for operators. The camera features a lightweight chassis and streamlined controls, facilitating smooth handling during operation. The user-friendly interface simplifies navigation through settings and options, allowing operators to focus on the creative aspects of filming rather than technicalities.

The LTC 2600 also boasts a comprehensive range of connectivity options, including HD-SDI and SDI outputs, facilitating seamless integration with production switchers and other broadcasting equipment. This flexibility ensures that it can be easily deployed in various environments, from studios to field locations.

In addition to its technical prowess, the LTC 2600 is designed for durability and reliability. Built to withstand the rigors of professional use, this camera is constructed with high-quality materials that enhance its longevity.

Overall, the Philips LTC 2600 represents a perfect blend of cutting-edge technology and user-centric design. Its advanced imaging capabilities, robust build, and extensive connectivity options make it an ideal choice for broadcasters and production houses looking to elevate their video output to new levels of quality. Whether in a controlled studio environment or on location, the LTC 2600 delivers the performance and reliability needed for today's demanding broadcast standards.
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