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This selector is used to select either the video signal or
the EBU colour bar signal which is output from the video
output connector (VIDEO), YC (S-VIDEO) output con-
nector or RGB (D-SUB, 9-pin) output connector.
CAM :The video signal from the camera is output.
BAR : The EBU colour bar signal is output.

Set this switch to BAR when making video monitor

adjustments and recording the colour bar signal.

This selector is used to select one of the following white

balance modes.

ATW : In this mode, the colour temperature is monitored

continuously and thereby white balance is set auto-

matically.

AWC : In this mode, accurate white balance is obtained.

The white balance settings are as follows:

1. Aim the camera at a white chart.
2. Press the ITEM (AWC) button on the front

panel to set the white balance.

3. When the auto white balance is completed, the

auto warning indicator first blinks and then goes
off.

If the auto warning indicator remains lit, repeat the
above procedure for setting the auto white balance.

MANU : The white balance can be adjusted manually

with the red gain (R GAIN) and blue gain controls (B

GAIN).

This indicator blinks while the white balance or black

balance is being automatically set. This indicator lights

continuously when the white balance or black balance is

set improperly. In this case, follow the auto white bal-

ance or black balance setting procedure.

These controls are used to manually adjust the white

balance.

These controls only work when the white balance selec-

tion switch (ATW/AWC/MANU) is set to MANU.

Turn the controls clockwise to increase the red and blue

signal levels, and counterclockwise to decrease.

This button is used to display the SETUP menu by

pressing it for 2 seconds or more, and to change the

parameters in the SETUP menu.

While the SETUP menu is displayed, this button is used
to move the cursor downward.
Normally, when the white balance selection switch
(ATW/AWC/MANU) is set to AWC, this button is used to
set the automatic white balance control (AWC).

A

While the SETUP menu is displayed, this button is used
to move the cursor to the left.
Normally, this button is used to set the automatic black
balance control (ABC).

B

This button is used to move the cursor to the right in the

SETUP menu.

This selector is used to select the scene files.

This selector is used to select the electronic light control

mode as follows:

ON : Enables Electronic Light Control (ELC) mode and

disables Electronic Shutter Speed (SHUTTER)

mode.

OFF : Enables Electronic Shutter Speed (SHUTTER)

mode and disables Electronic Light Control (ELC)

mode.

Confirm the setting of the ELC and SHUTTER para-

meters on the SETUP menu.

This control is used to set the target value of the

Electronic  Shutter  Speed  between  1/50  and  1/10

000 seconds together with the ELC ON/OFF switch.

This connector is used to connect the optional
Character Generator WJ-KB30 or WJ-KB50.

The Black and White characters of the generator
are mixed with the video signal and are obtained at
VIDEO OUT, S-VIDEO (Y/C) OUT and RGB/SYNC
OUT connectors.
Colourization of characters is not available.

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Camera Head Side

Camera Control Unit Side

1 +15V Input
2 Ground (GND)
3 Chip Select Input
4 +25 Input
5 –9V Input
6 B Signal Output
7 RGB Ground (GND)
8 Serial Data Input
9 Serial Clock Input

10 CCD Select Output
11 G Signal Output
12 R Signal Output
13 VD Input
14 CPOB Output
15 HD Input
16 +9V Input
17 +5V Input
18 Not used
19 Not used
20 Not used
21 Not used
22 Not used
23 28 MHz Input
24 Not used

1 Ground (GND)
2 Not used
3 Not used
4 +9V Output
5

−

9V Output

6 28MHz Output
7 CPOB Input
8 RGB Ground (GND)
9 +5V Output

10 B Signal Input
11 Serial Clock Output
12 VD Output
13 Chip Select Output
14 +25 Output
15 R Signal Input
16 Serial Data Output
17 HD Output
18 G Signal Input
19 +15V Output
20 CCD Select Input

This 20-pin connector is used for connection with the
camera head via the optional camera cable GP-
CA522/4.
Fasten the camera cable to this connector firmly.
If not, noise may appear.

The colour video signal of the camera is automatically
synchronized with the gen-lock signal (Composite
Signal, Black Burst Signal or Video Sync) when either
signal is supplied to this connector.
The gen-lock signal is used for system reference.
Caution :

If the gen-lock signal is jittery (as in the case of a
VTR playback picture), the camera cannot be syn-
chronized properly.

The horizontal and vertical pulse of the colour video
signal is synchronized with the external HD fed to
this connector and external VD fed to the VD input
connector.

Supply the external vertical drive (VD) pulse to this con-
nector.

Ω

Ω

When looping through the gen-lock video signal with a
BNC “T” adapter, set this switch to OFF. When not loop-
ing through, set this switch to ON.

A 1.0V[p-p]/75 

Ω

composite video signal is provided at

this connector.

For Camera

VBS/HD

VD

OFF

ON

75

Ω

S-VIDEO

OUT

1

2

VIDEO

RS-232C

RGB/SYNC

DC  12V  IN

Connecting or disconnecting the camera cable
to/from the camera control unit or camera head
must be done after turning off the Power of the
camera control unit.

1

2

5

6

10

15

11

19

20

16

For CCU

21

22

15

20

24

23

2

1

16

17

10

11

12

5

6

7

18

19

13

14

8

9

3

4

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S-VIDEO OUT (Mini-DIN,4-pin)

Pin No.

Description

1

Y Ground

2

C Ground

3

Y Signal Output (0.7 V[p-p] (Y level)/75 

Ω

)

4

C Signal Output (0.3 V[p-p] (Burst Level)/75 

Ω

)

The red, green, blue, sync and composite video signals
are provided at this connector.

RGB/SYNC (D-SUB,9-pin)

Pin No.

Description

1

Ground( GND)

2

Ground (GND)

3

Red (R) Output (0.7 V[p-p]/75 

Ω

)

4

Green (G) Output (0.7 V[p-p]/75 

Ω

)

5

Blue (B) Output (0.7 V[p-p]/75 

Ω

)

6

Composite Video Output (1.0 V[p-p]/75 

Ω

)

7

Sync (SYNC) Output (4.0 V[p-p] or 0.3 V[p-p]/75 

Ω

)

8

Ground (GND)

9

Ground (GND)

Pin No

Signal

RS-232C

Ground

TXD

RXD

DSR

Ground

DTR

CTS

RTS

Ground

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

The luminance (Y) and chrominance (C) signals for VTR
or monitor are provided at this connector.

4

3

2

1

5

1

9

6

Note: Refer this connection to a qualified service parson

or system installer.

These terminals accept an external DC power source
supplying nominal power of 12 V DC, 0.7A.

Connect to 12 V DC (11.5 V - 16 V) class 2 power
supply only.

1

5

6

9

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■

4

5

(a) Set the Camera/Colour Bar Selector (CAM/BAR) to the

CAM position.

(b) Turn the power ON while pressing the Item Button

(ITEM/AWC) and Right Button (

5

) simultaneously and

enter the Scan Mode as shown in Fig. 5-1.

Note: All the data is initialized by pressing the Left Button

(

4

) and Right Button (

5

) simultaneously for over 1

second.

(c) Move the blinking Memory Number by the Page Button

(Down) and the Item Button (Up) to the associated

Memory Number to be compensated.

(d) Set the Camera/Colour Bar Selector (CAM/BAR) to the

BAR position, and the Cross type Cursor is displayed as

shown in Fig. 5-2.

Note: The Cursors are not displayed when the vertical and

horizontal addresses are (0000, 0000) because they

are out of the effective picture area.

(e) Set the Electronic Light Control ON/OFF Selector (ELC

ON/OFF) to either ON or OFF so that the largest Blemish

Level decreases.

(f) Move the Cursor Position by the Page Button (Up), Item

Button (Down), Left Button (Left) and Right Button

(Right) to the Blemish position to be compensated, the

Blemish is eliminated.

(g) Set the Scene File Selector (SCENE) to either 1 or 2 so

that the Blemish Level is minimized.

(h) After confirming the Blemish is compensated, set the

Camera/Colour Bar Selector (CAM/BAR) to the CAM

position to save the status and return to the Scan Mode.

(i) For the next Blemish, select the next Memory Number by

the Page Button (Down) and the Item Button (Up) and

set the Camera/Colour Bar Selector (CAM/BAR) to the

BAR position, and repeat above steps ( item (f) – (h) ) to

eliminate the next Blemish.

(j) Up to eight Blemishes can be compensated.

(k) After completing the Blemish compensation, save the

data to EEPROM by pressing the Page Button (PAGE)

and Item Button (ITEM/AWC) simultaneously for over

one second.

(l) Turn the power OFF.

❋

SCAN

MODE

0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

1

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

2

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

3

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

4

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

5

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

6

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

7

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

Address

Memory Number

blinking Memory Number

H Cursor

V Cursor