LTC 2600 Series

Appendix C: Factory Default Settings

 

 

ITEM

DEFAULT

CAMERA TITLE:

 

Camera Title

CAMERA 1

SEQUENCES:

 

Seq dwell full A

5 sec

Seq dwell quad A

5 sec

Seq dwell full B

5 sec

Seq dwell quad B

5 sec

Mon A full

1-16, 1-16

Mon A quad

1,2,3,4

 

5,6,7,8

 

9,10,11,12

 

13,14,15,16

 

1,2,3,4

 

5,6,7,8

 

9,10,11,12

 

13,14,15,16

Mon B full

1-16, 1-16

Mon B quad

5,6,7,8

 

9,10,11,12

 

13,14,15,16

 

1,2,3,4

 

5,6,7,8

 

9,10,11,12

 

13,14,15,16

CONFIGURE SETUPS:

 

Setup title

SETUP 1

System4 models ONLY:

 

PC/PRINTER/VCR:

 

Connect to

VCR RS232

Serial port

96,n,8,1

Autoprint

DISABLE

LOG:

 

Log setup

all off.

PASSWORD:

 

Password

1111

EXPAND SYSTEM:

 

Number mux

01

TIME EVENTS:

 

Setup on/off

OFF

Start time

00:00

Days

SMTWTFS

Run once only

OFF

Record

OFF

OPTIONS

1 - 60 sec.

1 - 60 sec.

1 - 60 sec.

1 - 60 sec.

Any camera in a 32 camera sequence. i.e. 1,5,8,4,2,3,4 Any camera to cameo assignment is allowed.

Note: 9 channel product has only 3 quads instead of 8.

Any camera in a 32 camera sequence. i.e. 1,5,8,4,2,3,4 Any camera to cameo assignment is allowed.

Note: 9 channel product has only 3 quads instead of 8.

Any 12 character title

printer; GUI, CCL,VCR, Camera ID. baud: 6,12,24,48,96,192.

parity: o(odd), e(even), n(none).

data bits: 7,8. stop bit 1

ENABLE,DISABLE

act, alm, evt, vl,err - all can be either selected or not selected.

1111 - 9999 where 1111 = no password

01 to 30

ON, OFF

SMTWTFS ..any day or days of the week.

ON, OFF

ON,OFF

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Philips LTC 2600 manual Default, Sequences

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.

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