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Philips LTC 2600 SYSTEM4 Model Functions, 1Guide to System4 Model Functions, 2Camera Sequences

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LTC 2600 Series

Section 5 Enhanced Model Functions

 

 

SECTION 5: SYSTEM4 MODEL FUNCTIONS

5.1Guide to System4 Model Functions

The following information pertains to System4 multiplexer models only. These advanced programming and operating functions, which are accessed through the Advanced Setup menu, include: CAMERA SEQUENCES, PC PRINTER SETUP, LOG, PASSWORD, and EXPAND SYSTEM.

System4 multiplexer models also support System Keyboards. Instructions for connecting keyboards and operating the system with keyboards are also provided in this Section.

5.2Camera Sequences

The System4 models allow sequential display of cameras on the monitor in any available format. In the Full screen display mode, all cameras can be sequenced. In Quad mode there are 8 individual quad displays that can be programmed. Cameras can be repeated in sequencing displays to enable important scenes to be viewed at greater frequency.

Sequences can be set for monitor A and monitor B.

•FULL screen display can be set for normal viewing or sequencing with programmable dwell time from 1 to 60 seconds. The camera pictures can be sequenced in any order in 32 sequence steps, for example 1, 5, 8, 4, 1, 2, 3, 1, 6, 8, 1. In this sequence camera 1 is viewed every fourth time of the sequence.

•QUAD screen display can be set for normal viewing or sequencing with programmable dwell time from 1 to 60 seconds. Note that each quadrant can be programmed to show any individual camera(s). And, the camera(s) (programmed for each quad) can be sequenced in any order. For example, the following sequences could be set-up for monitor A:

CAMEO 1:

01, 05, 09, 13

CAMEO 2:

02, 06, 10, 14

CAMEO 3:

03, 07, 11, 15

CAMEO 4:

04, 08, 12, 16

NOTE: If this feature is not programmed for a custom configuration, the factory default setting takes the cameras in order (e.g. first quad - cameras 1,2,3,4; second quad - cameras 5,6,7,8, etc.)

5.3RS-232 Setup for PC/Printer/VCRs/Camera ID

The System4 model multiplexer has a console port which can be configured for a PC, ECL, printer, Camera ID, or connected to a VCR.

•When connected to a PC, new software can be downloaded to the multiplexer. Additionally, the LTC 2650 Graphical User Interface software and a PC running Windows 95, 98, or NT can be used to control the Multiplexer.

•CCL command for programming and controlling the multiplexer.

•When connected to selected Philips CSS VCRs, LTC 2601/00 or LTC 2602/00 keyboard will control primary VCR functions (Record, Play, Stop, Fast Forward, Rewind).

•When a printer is connected, a copy of the logged events can be printed.

•Autoprint: Can be enabled to automatically print log events as they occur.

NOTE: The print commands are not displayed in the PC/Printer menu until the CONNECT TO parameter is set to

PRINTER.

•Camera ID:This feature allows the transfer of camera identification, based on the record list setup through the console port to an external digital recording device.

NOTE: Camera ID available only for the VCR output of the multiplexer (Does not provide Camera ID for Mon B Record Out).

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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.