Operating Instructions

Remote Operation Panel

Model No. AK-HRP1000G

Please carefully read this manual, and save this manual for future use.
Before using this product, be sure to read “Read this first!” (pages 2 to 4) .

ENGLISH
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CAUTION
WARNING:
• To reduce the risk of fire, do not expose this equipment to
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK rain or moisture.
DO NOT OPEN
• To reduce the risk of fire, keep this equipment away from
all liquids. Use and store only in locations which are not
CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,
exposed to the risk of dripping or splashing liquids, and do
DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK).
not place any liquid containers on top of the equipment.
NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.
REFER TO SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE
PERSONNEL. WARNING:
Always keep memory cards (optional accessory) out of the
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, reach of babies and small children.
within an equilateral triangle, is intended
to alert the user to the presence of CAUTION:
uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within the To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock and annoying
product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient interference, use the recommended accessories only.
magnitude to constitute a risk of electric
shock to persons.
The exclamation point within an equilateral
triangle is intended to alert the user to
the presence of important operating and
maintenance (servicing) instructions in the
literature accompanying the appliance.

indicates safety information.

FCC NOTICE(USA)
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference
that may cause undesired operation

CAUTION:
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC
Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a
commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to
correct the interference at his own expense.

FCC Warning:
To assure continued FCC emission limit compliance, follow the attached installation instructions and the user must use only shielded
interface cables when connecting to host computer or peripheral devices.
Also, any unauthorized changes or modifications to this equipment could void the user’s authority to operate this device.

NOTIFICATION(Canada)
CAN ICES-3 (A)/NMB-3(A)

indicates safety information.

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

1) Read these instructions.
2) Keep these instructions.
3) Heed all warnings.
4) Follow all instructions.
5) Do not use this apparatus near water.
6) Clean only with dry cloth.
7) Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
8) Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce
heat.
9) Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other.
A grounding-type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the third prong are provided for your safety. If the
provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.
10) Protect the power cable from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit
from the apparatus.
11) Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.
12) Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by the manufacturer, or sold with the apparatus. When a
cart is used, use caution when moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip-over.
13) Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.
14) Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any
way, such as power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus,
the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.

EMC NOTICE FOR THE PURCHASER/USER OF THE APPARATUS

1. Pre-requisite conditions to achieving compliance with the above standards
<1> Peripheral equipment to be connected to the apparatus and special connecting cables
• The purchaser/user is urged to use only equipment which has been recommended by us as peripheral equipment to be
connected to the apparatus.
• The purchaser/user is urged to use only the connecting cables described below.
<2> For the connecting cables, use shielded cables which suit the intended purpose of the apparatus.
• Video signal connecting cables
Use double shielded coaxial cables, which are designed for 75-ohm type high-frequency applications, for SDI (Serial Digital
Interface).
Coaxial cables, which are designed for 75-ohm type high-frequency applications, are recommended for analog video signals.
• Audio signal connecting cables
If your apparatus supports AES/EBU serial digital audio signals, use cables designed for AES/EBU.
Use shielded cables, which provide quality performance for high-frequency transmission applications, for analog audio
signals.
• Other connecting cables (LAN, RS-422)
Use shielded cables, which provide quality performance for high-frequency applications, as connecting cables.
• When connecting to the DVI signal terminal, use a cable with a ferrite core.
• If your apparatus is supplied with ferrite core(s), they must be attached on cable(s) following instructions in this manual.

2. Performance level
The performance level of the apparatus is equivalent to or better than the performance level required by these standards.
However, the apparatus may be adversely affected by interference if it is being used in an EMC environment, such as an area
where strong electromagnetic fields are generated (by the presence of signal transmission towers, cellular phones, etc.). In order to
minimize the adverse effects of the interference on the apparatus in cases like this, it is recommended that the following steps be
taken with the apparatus being affected and with its operating environment:
1. Place the apparatus at a distance from the source of the interference.
2. Change the direction of the apparatus.
3. Change the connection method used for the apparatus.
4. Connect the apparatus to another power outlet where the power is not shared by any other appliances.

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Turkey Only
AEEE Yönetmeliğine Uygundur.
AEEE Complies with Directive of Turkey.

Note:
The rating plate (serial number plate) is on the bottom of the unit.

Manufactured by: Panasonic Corporation, Osaka, Japan

Importer’s name and address of pursuant to EU rules:
Panasonic Marketing Europe GmbH
Panasonic Testing Centre
Winsbergring 15, 22525 Hamburg, Germany

Disposal of Old Equipment

Only for European Union and countries with recycling systems
This symbol on the products, packaging, and/or accompanying documents means that used electrical and electronic
products must not be mixed with general household waste.
For proper treatment, recovery and recycling of old products, please take them to applicable collection points in
accordance with your national legislation.
By disposing of them correctly, you will help to save valuable resources and prevent any potential negative effects
on human health and the environment. For more information about collection and recycling, please contact your local
municipality, dealer or supplier.
Penalties may be applicable for incorrect disposal of this waste, in accordance with national legislation.

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ІНФОРМАЦІЯ ПРО ПІДТВЕРДЖЕННЯ ВІДПОВІДНОСТІ ПРОДУКТУ

Виробник: Panasonic Corporation Панасонік Корпорейшн

Адреса виробника: Kadoma, Osaka, Japan Кадома, Осака, Японія
Країна походження: Japan Японія

Імпортер: ТОВ “ПАНАСОНІК УКРАЇНА ЛТД”

Адреса Імпортера: провулок Охтирський, будинок 7, місто Київ, 03022, Україна

Примітки:
Термін служби виробу 7 років

Дату виготовлення можна визначити за комбінацією букв і цифр серійного номера, що розташований на маркувальній табличці виробу.

Приклад: X X XXXXXXX

Рік: остання цифра року (6 – 2016, 7 – 2017,…0 – 2020)

Місяць: А – Січень, В – Лютий… L – Грудень

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Table of Contents

Read this first! 2 Displaying and setting the master gain (M.GAIN) 42
Introduction 7 Shutter (SHUTTER) 43
Displaying and setting the shutter (SHUTTER) 43
How to View This Manual 7
About trademarks and registered trademarks 7 Master pedestal (M.PED) 44
About copyright 7 Displaying and setting the master pedestal (M.PED) 44
Illustrations and screen displays featured in the manual 7 Iris (IRIS) 45
Abbreviations 7 Displaying and setting the iris (IRIS) 45
Overview 8 [SELECT] dial 47
Notice 9 Using the select dial 47
Personal computer requirements 9 Camera selection 48
Disclaimer of warranty 9
Status screen 49
Network security 9
User authentication 9 Displaying and operating the status screen 49
Restrictions on use 10 Items displayed on the status screen 50
Memory cards 10 OPT LEVEL 50
Upgrade software 10 CAM INFO 50
Software for peripheral equipment 10 SCENE 50
File types handled by the unit 10 ASSIGN 51
Features 11 ASSIGN status screen 52
Accessories 12 ROP menu 53
Precautions for Use 13 Displaying menus 53
Precautions for Installation 14 Basic menu operations 54
Installing and removing rack mount brackets 15 Other menu operations 55
Rack installation (rack mounting) 15
ROP menu list 56
Connection 16 01 PAINT SWITCH 67
Operation Modes 16 02 SHUTTER SPEED 68
Operation mode setting procedure 16
03 BLACK SHADING 69
Switching between serial connection and IP con-
nection 16 04 PEDESTAL 70
System Connection Configuration 17 05 HD CHROMA 71
CCU connections 17 06 UHD CHROMA 72
Parts and their functions 19 07 RGB GAIN 73
Front panel 1 19 08 COLOR TEMP 74
Front panel 2 22 09 ECC 75
Front panel 3 23 10 CAM USER SW TEMP 76
Front panel 4 24 11 WHITE SHADING 77
Front panel 5 25 12 FLARE 78
Front panel 6 27 13 GAMMA 79
Front panel 7 28 14 BLACK GAMMA 80
Front panel 8 30 15 KNEE 81
Front panel 9 33 16 WHITE CLIP 82
Connectors 35 17 DRS 83
Adjustment and settings 36 18 HD DETAIL 84
Auto Setup 36 19 UHD DETAIL 86
Starting auto setup 36 20 SD DETAIL 87
Scene file 37 21 HD SKIN TONE DTL 88
Storing and opening scene files 37
22 UHD SKIN TONE DTL 90
PAINT LOCK 38
23 LINEAR MATRIX 92
Using the PAINT LOCK 38
24 COLOR CORRECTION 94
ND filter 39
Displaying and setting the ND filter 39 25 SKIN CORRECTION 97

CC filter 40 26 DNR 98
Displaying and setting the CC filter 40 27 SHUTTER SELECT 99
Color temperature (ECC) 41 28 LENS FILE/EDIT 100
Setting the color temperature (ECC) 41 29 MONITOR 102
Master gain (M.GAIN) 42

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 30 SYSTEM CAM 103
31 SYSTEM CCU 105
32 CAMERA MENU CONTROL 107
33 CCU MENU CONTROL 108
34 ROP SETTING 109
35 CONNECT SETTING 114
36 ROP IP SETTING 116
37 CAMERA IP SETTING 118
38 SD CARD STORE 120
39 SD CARD LOAD 121
40 REFERENCE 123
41 AUTO IRIS SETTING 124
42 HDR-PAINT 125
43 LENS CONTROL 127
Software 128
IP connection 128
IP connection procedure 128
Connecting and setting the personal computer 128
Setting the IP addresses of the devices 129
Configuring various settings of the ROP 129
Easy IP Setup Software 130
Installing and starting the software 130
Setting IP addresses of devices 130
ROP Setup Software 132
Notice about using ROP Setup Software 132
Register the unit in ROP Setup Software [ROP List]. 132
Configuring the Unit Settings [Configuration] 134
Configuring camera connection settings [Camera
List] 134
Setting user authentication [User Auth.] 137
Reference 139
Connector pin assignment table 139
1 <CCU> connector 139
2 <LAN> connector 139
3 <PREVIEW> connector 139
Appearance 140
Specifications 141
General 141
Index 142

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Introduction

How to View This Manual

About trademarks and registered trademarks

Microsoft® , Windows® , Windows® 7, Windows® 8, Windows® 8.1 and Internet Explorer® are either registered trademarks or trade-
marks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries.
Intel® Core™ is a trademark or registered trademark of Intel Corporation and its subsidiaries in the United States and/or other
countries.
SDHC logo is a trademark of SD-3C and LLC.
Other names of companies or products in this manual are either registered trademarks or trademarks of their respective owners.

About copyright
Distributing, copying, disassembling, reverse compiling, reverse engineering and also exporting in violation of export laws of the software
provided with this unit are expressly prohibited.

Illustrations and screen displays featured in the manual

What is shown in the manual’s illustrations and screen displays may differ from how it actually appears.
The screenshots are used in accordance with the guidelines of Microsoft Corporation.

Abbreviations
The following abbreviations are used in this manual.

The term memory card will be used below as a generic term for both SD and SDHC memory cards. SD or SDHC will be used in
descriptions that refer to only one of the two card types.
A studio handy camera is referred to as a camera in this manual.
A camera control unit is referred to as a CCU in this manual.
A remote operation panel is referred to as an ROP in this manual.

For the purposes of this manual, the model numbers of the units are given as listed in the table below.

Model number of unit Model number given in manual

AK-HC5000G
AK-HC5000
AK-HC5000GS

AK-UC3000G
AK-UC3000
AK-UC3000GS

AK-UC4000G
AK-UC4000
AK-UC4000GS

AK-HRP1000G AK-HRP1000

AK-UCU500
AK-UCU500
AK-UCU500S

AK-UCU600
AK-UCU600
AK-UCU600S

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Overview
This unit is a remote operation panel for controlling a studio handy camera (AK-HC5000; sold separately, AK-UC3000/AK-UC4000; sold
separately) and a camera control unit (AK-UCU500/AK-UCU600; sold separately).

Use a dedicated optical fiber multi cable to connect a studio handy camera to a camera control unit and use an ROP cable or IP connection
to connect this unit to the camera control unit.

When IP connections are used, up to 99 camera control units can be controlled.

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Notice

Personal computer requirements

For the software supplied with the unit, use a personal computer specified on the following website.

https://pro-av.panasonic.net/

Disclaimer of warranty
IN NO EVENT SHALL Panasonic Corporation BE LIABLE TO ANY PARTY OR ANY PERSON, EXCEPT FOR REPLACEMENT OR
REASONABLE MAINTENANCE OF THE PRODUCT, FOR THE CASES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO BELOW:

ANY DAMAGE AND LOSS, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, DIRECT OR INDIRECT, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR
EXEMPLARY, ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THE PRODUCT;
PERSONAL INJURY OR ANY DAMAGE CAUSED BY INAPPROPRIATE USE OR NEGLIGENT OPERATION OF THE USER;
UNAUTHORIZED DISASSEMBLE, REPAIR OR MODIFICATION OF THE PRODUCT BY THE USER;
INCONVENIENCE OR ANY LOSS ARISING WHEN IMAGES ARE NOT DISPLAYED, DUE TO ANY REASON OR CAUSE
INCLUDING ANY FAILURE OR PROBLEM OF THE PRODUCT;
ANY PROBLEM, CONSEQUENTIAL INCONVENIENCE, OR LOSS OR DAMAGE, ARISING OUT OF THE SYSTEM COMBINED
BY THE DEVICES OF THIRD PARTY;
ANY INCONVENIENCE, DAMAGES OR LOSSES RESULTING FROM ACCIDENTS CAUSED BY AN INADEQUATE
INSTALLATION METHOD OR ANY FACTORS OTHER THAN A DEFECT IN THE PRODUCT ITSELF;
LOSS OF REGISTERED DATA CAUSED BY ANY FAILURE;
ANY DAMAGE OR CLAIMS DUE TO LOSS OR LEAKAGE OF IMAGE DATA OR SETTING DATA SAVED ON THIS UNIT OR ON A
MEMORY CARD OR PERSONAL COMPUTER.

Network security
This unit also has functions which are used when it is connected to a network.

Using the unit when it is connected to a network may possibly give rise to the following.

Leakage or disclosure of information transmitted via this unit

Unauthorized use of this unit by a third person with malicious intent
Interference or stoppage of this unit by a third person with malicious intent

It is your responsibility to take sufficient network security measures such as those described below to protect yourself against the above
risks.

Use this unit in a network secured by a firewall, etc.

If this unit is used in a system with a personal computer connected, make sure that checks for and removal of computer viruses
and malicious programs are implemented regularly.

Also observe the following points.

Do not install the unit in a location where the unit, cables, and other parts may be easily damaged.

User authentication
In order to protect device settings from exposure on the network, when connecting to a network, please enable user authentication to
restrict access as appropriate.

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Restrictions on use
It is recommended that the remote operation panel and all devices to be used with the remote operation panel be connected to the same
network segment.

Events related to settings of network devices may occur if devices are connected to different segments, so verify operation carefully before
placing devices into service.

Memory cards
Memory cards used with the unit should conform to SD or SDHC standards.

Be sure to use the unit to format memory cards.

Memory cards with the following capacity can be used with the unit.

SD: 8 MB to 2 GB

SDHC: 4 GB to 32 GB

SDXC memory cards are not supported.

For the latest information not described in the Operating Instructions, refer to the following website.

https://pro-av.panasonic.net/
Observe the following points when using and storing this unit.

Avoid high temperature and humidity.

Avoid water droplets.
Avoid static electricity.

Upgrade software
You can obtain the upgrade software from Service and Support on the following website.

https://pro-av.panasonic.net/
For the upgrade procedure, refer to the instructions included with the download file.

Software for peripheral equipment

Software updates will also become necessary for the peripheral equipment that is connected to this unit (cameras or CCUs).

For details, consult your dealer.

File types handled by the unit

Scene file Data for creating the required image characteristics.

Reference file The term reference file is a generic term for user files and factory files.

User file A user file is system setting data composed of scene files and operation data. The user can record user files.

Factory file A file that contains camera settings that were stored at the factory.

Lens file Data for correcting specific lens characteristics.

ROP configuration file ROP specific setting data.

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Features
This unit is a remote operation panel for controlling a studio handy camera (AK-HC5000/AK-UC3000/AK-UC4000) and a camera
control unit (AK-UCU500/AK-UCU600).
Scene files, user files, and lens files can be saved to a memory card.
The unit can be connected to one CCU (AK-UCU500/AK-UCU600) via a serial connection.
Eliminate the need for individual ROP cables by connecting up to 99 CCUs via a network hub (100base-TX switching hub).
The unit is equipped with PoE*1, allowing connection to a network device that supports the PoE standard (IEEE802.3af com-
pliant)*2.
The supplied Easy IP Setup Software can be used to set the IP addresses of the unit and CCUs.
The supplied ROP Setup Software can be used to set the camera connections.

*1: Power over Ethernet. Referred to as "PoE" in this manual.

*2: For details on PoE power supply devices for which operation has been verified, consult your dealer or Panasonic representative.

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Accessories
After unpacking the product, dispose of the packaging material appropriately.

CD-ROM……………1

Easy IP Setup Software

ROP Setup Software

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Precautions for Use

In addition to the safety precautions given in “Read this first!”, also observe the following instructions.
Handle carefully
Do not drop the unit or expose it to strong impacts or vibrations. Do not carry the unit by the [IRIS] lever. Doing so may cause a fail-
ure or accident.
Use the product in an ambient temperature of 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)
Exposure to temperatures below 0°C (32°F) or above 40°C (104°F) could adversely affect Internal components.
Power off before connecting or disconnecting cables
Connect and disconnect cables when the unit is turned off.
Avoid humidity and dust
Avoid using the product in a very humid or dusty place because a lot of humidity and dust will cause damage to the internal com-
ponents.
Cleaning
Turn the power off and wipe the product with a dry cloth.
To remove stubborn dirt, dip a cloth into a diluted solution of kitchen detergent (neutral detergent), wring it out well, and wipe the
product gently. Then, wipe the product with a cloth dampened with water. Finally, wipe the product with a dry cloth.

NOTE

Avoid using benzine, paint thinners and other volatile fluids.

If a chemical cleaning cloth is to be used, carefully read through the precautions for its use.

Avoid open flames

Do not place candles and other sources open flame near the unit.
Avoid exposure to water
Make sure that the unit is not directly exposed to water. Exposure to water could damage it.
Disposal of the unit
When the unit has reached the end of its service life and is to be disposed of, ask a qualified contractor to dispose of the unit prop-
erly in order to protect the environment.
LCD panels
The pixels of the LCD panel are controlled to obtain high precision with 99.99% of the effective pixels. This leaves less than
0.01% of pixels that may not light or may remain on all the time.
This is normal and will have no effect on the images you shoot.
There may be some unevenness on the screen depending on the image displayed.
Wiping or rubbing the LCD screen with a rough cloth may damage it.
LCD response time and brightness vary with operating temperature.
When the unit is left in a high-temperature and high-humidity location for prolonged periods, the LCD panel characteristics may
change and result in uneven image quality.
Due to the characteristics of LCD panels, prolonged display of bright still images or prolonged operation in high-temperature or
high-humidity environments may result in residual images, luminance reduction, burn-in, banding, or panel defects and degrad-
ation that result in areas of permanently changed brightness.
In addition, avoid prolonged continuous use in the following types of environments.
Confined areas with high temperature and humidity
Near the exhaust vent of air conditioning equipment, etc.
Prolonged use involving the images and environments described above will accelerate deterioration of the LCD panel over time.
To prevent deterioration over time and its related phenomena, we recommend the following.
Do not display bright still images for prolonged periods.
Lower the brightness.
Turn off the power of the unit (and the power of the CCU and hub) when the unit is not in use.
Residual images will gradually disappear as different images are displayed.

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Precautions for Installation

In addition to the safety precautions given in “Read this first!”, also observe the following instructions.

Be sure to ask your dealer to perform the installation and connection work for the unit.
Cable connections
Be sure to use dedicated ROP cables (Hirakawa Hewtech Corp. 20379-FG-SV-10 cables or equivalent).
If the unit will not be used for an extended period of time, disconnect the ROP cables to save electricity.
Concerning PoE power supply
The unit complies with the IEEE802.3af standard. Use a compatible Ethernet hub and PoE injector to use a PoE power supply.
For details on Ethernet hubs and PoE injectors for which operations have been verified, consult your dealer.
Grounding
Ground the system via the <SIGNAL GND> terminal on the unit.

A. <SIGNAL GND> terminal

Handle carefully
Dropping the unit or subjecting it to a strong impact or vibration may cause a failure or accident.
Do not allow any foreign objects to enter inside the unit.
Allowing water, metal items, food or drink, or other foreign objects to enter inside the unit may cause a fire or electric shock.
Installation location
This unit is designed for indoor use only.
Use the unit on a stable and horizontal surface that is sufficiently capable of supporting its weight.
When the unit will be recessed into a panel or table, make sure that enough space is provided for ventilation and cables.
Do not install the unit in a location where it and the cables can be easily damaged.
Do not install the unit in a cold place where the temperature drops below 0°C (32°F) or in a hot place where the temperature rises
above 40°C (104°F).
Avoid installing the unit where it will be exposed to direct sunlight or near an outlet from which hot air is blown out.
Installing the unit in a location with a lot of humidity, dust, or vibration may result in a failure.

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Installing and removing rack mount brackets

The unit is shipped from the factory with the rack mount brackets installed.

The customer can remove the four screws that hold the rack mount brackets in place using a Phillips screwdriver.

A. Rack mount bracket

B. Securing screws
After detaching, store the rack mount brackets and the screws in a location easily accessible when required.
The next time you use the rack mount brackets to secure the unit, tighten the four screws to a torque of 50 N•cm or more.

Rack installation (rack mounting)

Secure the unit to the rack using two securing screws.

The securing screws are not supplied with the unit. Purchase screws that will fit the φ5 mm (3/16 inch) in diameter holes before
rack mounting.
The temperature in the rack must be between 0°C (32°F) and 40°C (104°F).

A. Securing screws (commercially available)

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Connection

Operation Modes

Operation mode setting procedure

In the factory default state, connect the CCU to the unit and then set the operation mode.

Connect the CCU to the unit in the factory default state.

Operation in serial connection Operation in IP connection

1. Configure the IP address of the IP

1. Set the CCU connection to
connection device under [ROP IP
serial connection under
SETTING] or [CAMERA IP
[CONNECT SETTING] of the
SETTING] of the ROP menu or via
ROP menu.
the Easy IP Setup Software.

2. Connect the CCU, and start 2. Configure the camera information to

operations. assign to each camera number
under [CONNECT SETTING] of the
ROP menu or via the ROP Setup
Software.

3. Connect the CCU in IP connection,

and start operations.

NOTE

Do not start Easy IP Setup Software and ROP Setup Software during operation. The ROP will be disconnected, which in turn may
cause a problem with operation.

Switching between serial connection and IP connection

Switch between serial connection and IP connection via the [CONNECT SETTING] settings of the ROP menu or via the serial/LAN settings
of the ROP Setup Software.

“35 CONNECT SETTING” (see page 114)

“ROP Setup Software” (see page 132)
When the settings are initialized, the operation mode returns to serial connection (factory default state).

“INITIAL with NW” (see page 113)

Serial connection IP connection

Switch to IP connection *1
Serial connection with the CCU is IP connection with the CCU is possible.
possible. A serial connection can be used in
IP connection is not possible. Switch back to serial connection *2 combination with IP connections.

Power ON

Factory default state

When the settings are initialized, the operation mode returns
to serial connection (factory default state).

*1: If an ROP configuration file that was saved to a memory card in IP connection is loaded in serial connection, the operation mode
becomes IP connection.
*2: If an ROP configuration file that was saved to a memory card in serial connection is loaded in IP connection, the operation mode
becomes serial connection.

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System Connection Configuration

The unit can be connected to a CCU via a serial connection or IP connection.

Up to 99 CCUs can be controlled.

Only one CCU can be connected via a serial connection.
A configuration with one serial connection and 98 IP connections is possible.

CCU connections

Serial connection

Connection example:
AK-UCU500

ROP cable

AK-HRP1000

1. Connect the <CCU> connector on this unit to the <ROP> connector on the CCU using a dedicated ROP
cable (sold separately).
2. When you have finished connecting the equipment, turn on the main power of the CCU.
If a camera is not connected, some of the control functions from the unit to the CCU will be limited.
Turn off the CCU before disconnecting the ROP cable.

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IP connection

Personal computer

AK-UCU500

AK-UCU500

LAN cable (straight cable)

PoE-compatible switching hub*1

(100base-TX)

LAN cable (straight cable)

Max.100 m (328.1 ft)

AK-HRP1000

*1: The CCU does not support PoE.

1. Connect the <LAN> connector on this unit to the <LAN> connector on the CCU rear panel using a LAN
cable (sold separately).
The unit can be powered with PoE. Use a switching hub with PoE support.
Use a straight cable (category 5e or higher) for the LAN cable*2 (Max. 100 m (328.1 ft))
*2: STP (shielded twisted pair)

2. When you have finished connecting the equipment, turn on the power of the CCU.
If a camera is not connected, some of the control functions from the unit to the CCU will be limited.
Up to 99 CCUs (AK-UCU500/AK-UCU600) can be controlled from the unit.
To operate CCUs via an IP connection, you need to configure the [CONNECT SETTING] settings of the ROP menu or
the ROP Setup Software (supplied) settings. Before using ROP Setup Software, connect the unit to the personal com-
puter with a LAN cable.
“35 CONNECT SETTING” (see page 114)
“ROP Setup Software” (see page 132)

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Parts and their functions

Front panel 1

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

8 9 10 11 12 13

1 [POWER HEAD] button Use this button to control camera power remotely. However, it will not function unless the CCU
and the camera are turned on.
Each press of the button turns the power of the camera on or off.
Status displays
On (green): The camera is turned on.
On (red): The camera is turned off.
Flashing (red): The camera has been turned off from the unit.
Off: When the camera is not connected
n When the camera is powered from an external DC power supply, the button lights green
and the camera power supply cannot be remotely controlled from this unit.

2 [POWER VF] button Use this button to control the viewfinder power remotely.
When the camera is turned on by the unit, the viewfinder is also turned on.
Each press of the button turns the power On (power on) and Off (power off).
Status displays
On (green): Both the camera and viewfinder are On.
Off: The viewfinder has been turned off from the unit
n On/off operation for the viewfinder cannot be performed if the power on the viewfinder is
turned off.

3 [BARS/TEST] button Use this button to output the CCU color bar signal from the camera video output on the CCU
rear panel.
To select a CCU color bar type, select [SYSTEM CCU] > [BARS HD] or [BARS SD] in the
ROP menu.
“BARS HD” (see page 106)
“BARS SD” (see page 106)
When the video signal is a camera signal or a color bar signal, press and hold the
[BARS/TEST] button to select the TEST signal. To switch from TEST signal output, press
the [BARS/TEST] button to select camera video output.
Status displays
On (yellow): CCU color bar On
On (green): TEST signal On
Off: Camera video

4 [REF. RECALL] button Press and hold this button to recall the reference setting information (reference file) of the
camera.
Assign the user file and factory file under [SYSTEM CAM] > [REF. RECALL] of the ROP
menu.
“REF.RECALL” (see page 104)
Status displays
On: Recalling
Off: Recall complete

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5 [AUTO WHITE] button Use this button to perform auto white balance adjustment.
Status displays
On: Indicates that the auto white balance adjustment has started.
Flashing: Warns that the automatic white balance adjustment ended without
being completed.
When highlights and lowlights are lost, white balance is returned to its
previous value. When correct white balance cannot be obtained, adjust-
ment stops at the last obtained value.
Off: Indicates that the auto white balance has been adjusted correctly.
n Press and hold the [AUTO WHITE] button during white balance adjustment (lamp on)
cancels adjustment and turns the lamp off. (“BREAK” appears on the picture monitor
(PM) of the CCU.) Then the white balance value returns to the value it had prior to auto
white balance adjustment.

6 [AUTO BLACK] button Use this button to perform auto black balance adjustment.
Status displays
On: Indicates that the auto black balance adjustment has started.
Flashing: Warns that the automatic black balance adjustment ended without
being completed. Auto black balance returns to the value it had prior to
adjustment.
Off: Indicates that the auto black balance has been adjusted correctly.
n Press and hold the [AUTO BLACK] button during white balance adjustment (lamp on)
cancels adjustment and turns the lamp off. (“BREAK” appears on the picture monitor
(PM) of the CCU.) Then the black balance value returns to the value it had prior to auto
black balance adjustment.

7 [AUTO SET UP] button Use this button to start auto setup.
The setup status is output to the picture monitor (PM).
“Auto Setup” (see page 36)
8 [CHARA] button Use this button to switch on and off the character display of the status screen on the CCU pic-
ture monitor (PM).
Status displays (button press method)
On (short press): Displays characters on the picture monitor (PM). Each short press
changes the display data.
Off (long press): Turns off the picture monitor (PM) character display.

9 [MATRIX] button Use this button to enable the function to correct saturation and color phase according to the
gain setting of each color component in matrix memory.
Each press of the button turns the function on or off.
Status displays
On: ON
Off: OFF

10 [SKIN DTL] button Use this button to apply coring to the detail enhancement of the skin tone areas in the video
output to soften or increase the enhancement of skin tone details.
Each press of the button turns the function on or off.
You can select “UHD”, “HD”, or “SD” as the target for skin tone detail control under [ROP
SETTING] > [SKIN DTL SW] of the ROP menu.
“SD” is enabled when [CONNECT SETTING] is set to “Serial(AK)” or “LAN(AK)”.
“SKIN DTL SW” (see page 112)
Status displays
On: ON
Off: OFF

11 [DRS] button Use this button to enable or disable the dynamic range stretcher.
Status displays
On: ON
Off: OFF

12 [B.GAMMA] button Use this button to enable or disable the black gamma correction.
You can select “HDR” (HLG B.GAMMA) or “SDR” (B.GAMMA) as the target for enabling or dis-
abling under [ROP SETTING] > [B.GAMMA SW] of the ROP menu.
“B.GAMMA SW” (see page 111)
Status displays
On: ON
Off: OFF

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13 [ASSIGN] button Use this button to enable or disable the menu function assigned to the button.
Status displays
When “FLARE”, “GAMMA”, “KNEE”, “W.CLIP”, “HD.D”, “UHD.D”, or “SD.D” are assigned to
the buttons
On: OFF
Off: ON
When functions other than the above are assigned
On: ON
Off: OFF
n Set the function assigned to the [ASSIGN] button in [ROP SETTING] > [ASSIGN
BUTTON] in the ROP menu.
“ASSIGN BUTTON” (see page 111)

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Front panel 2

1
2

1 [ASSIGN STATUS] button Use this button to display the ASSIGN status screen.
The functions assigned to the [1] to [5] (CONTROL/MODE) buttons and [ASSIGN] button are
displayed on the LCD panel.
When you press this button while the menu screen is displayed, the ASSIGN status screen
will not appear. Press the button after turning off the menu screen display.
“ASSIGN status screen” (see page 52)
Status displays
On: ASSIGN status screen is displayed
Off: ASSIGN status screen is hidden

2 Buttons [1] to [5] Use these buttons to select users 1 to 5 when the [CONTROL/MODE] button is set to
(CONTROL/MODE) CONTROL.
When the [CONTROL/MODE] button is set to MODE, pressing these buttons enables/dis-
ables the functions assigned to each button.
“CONTROL(MENU)1” to “CONTROL(MENU)5” (see page 110)
“MODE(ON/OFF)1” to “MODE(ON/OFF)5” (see page 111)
Status displays
When “FLARE”, “GAMMA”, “KNEE”, “W.CLIP”, “HD.D”, “UHD.D”, or “SD.D” are assigned to
the buttons
On: OFF
Off: ON
When functions other than the above are assigned
On: ON
Off: OFF

3 [CONTROL/MODE] button Use this button to switch between the control items and mode items that appear under but-
tons [1] to [5].

NOTE

The button settings configured with the above operations will appear at the top of the status screen.

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Front panel 3

3 4 5

1 LCD panel This panel displays the menu screen or status screen.

2 [MENU] dial Use these dials to perform operations according to the menu items displayed on the LCD
panel.

3 [EXIT] button Use this button to return to the previous menu level.

4 [UNDO] button Use this button to restore the values controlled during the setting operation to the values prior
to control.
It is enabled when lit.
The operation will be applied to the single menu item currently being controlled.

5 [MENU] button Use this button to display the menu screen on the LCD panel.
Status displays
On: Menu screen is displayed
Off: Menu screen is hidden (status screen is displayed)

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Front panel 4

2 1 4

1 [ON] indicator (SCENE FILE) This indicator is lit when a scene file is selected.
Status displays
On: A scene file is selected.
Off: A scene file is not selected.

2 Scene file page switching but- Use this button to switch between scene file pages 1 to 5 and 6 to 8 and between EXT1 and 2.
ton Buttons [1] to [5], buttons [6] to [8], and the [EXT1] and [EXT2] buttons will light / turn off in
sequence with each press of the button.
Status displays
On: Scene files [6] to [8] and [EXT1] and [EXT2] can be selected.
Off: Scene files [1] to [5] can be selected.

3 [1/6], [2/7], [3/8], [4/EXT1], and Use these buttons to recall the corresponding scene files as necessary.
[5/EXT2] buttons (SCENE FILE) “Scene file” (see page 37)
Scene files read from a memory card can be assigned to [EXT1] and [EXT2] under [SD CARD
LOAD] > [PUT FILE] of the ROP menu.
“PUT FILE” (see page 122)
Status displays
On: A scene file is selected.
Off: A scene file is not selected.

4 [STORE] button Use this button to register scene files.

“Storing scene files” (see page 37)
Status displays
On: Scene files can be registered
Off: During normal use

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Front panel 5

2 3 6 5 10
1 4 9 11

7 8 12

1 [ND] indicator This indicator indicates the ND filter setting status.

Status displays
Lit green: Standard position set in the ROP menu.
Lit Orange: Updated from the standard position set in the ROP menu.
n The standard position of the ND filter can be set in [ROP SETTING] > [STD POSITION
ND] in the ROP menu.
“STD POSITION ND” (see page 112)
2 [ND] setting buttons Use the up and down buttons to select the ND filter setting.
When [HEAD] button off
Changes the ND filter setting.
When [HEAD] button lit
Only displays the ND filter position. (Switching is not possible.)
“ND filter” (see page 39)
3 [ND] display This displays the ND filter position.

4 [CC] indicator This indicator indicates the CC filter setting status.

Status displays
Lit green: Standard position set in the ROP menu.
Lit Orange: Updated from the standard position set in the ROP menu.
n The standard position of the CC filter can be set in [ROP SETTING] > [STD POSITION
CC] in the ROP menu.
“STD POSITION CC” (see page 112)
5 [CC] setting buttons Use the up and down buttons to select the CC filter setting.
When [HEAD] button off
Changes the CC filter setting.
When [HEAD] button lit
Only displays the CC filter position. (Switching is not possible.)
“CC filter” (see page 40)
When [ECC] button lit
When [ROP SETTING] > [ECC BTN CTRL] is set to “VAR” in the ROP menu, you can con-
figure the [ECC] > [COLOR TEMP] values in the ROP menu.
“COLOR TEMP” (see page 74)
When [ROP SETTING] > [ECC BTN CTRL] is set to “MEM” in the ROP menu, the setting
values registered to memory presets A to E in the [ECC] menu are recalled.
The recalled memory preset appears on the [CC] display.
In this state, the display will remain as the recalled memory preset, even if the [ECC] >
[COLOR TEMP] settings in the ROP menu are changed.

6 [CC] display This displays the CC filter position.

7 [HEAD] button Use this button to enable filter control on the camera side.
The [HEAD] button also lights when the camera's [FILTER LOCAL] switch is pressed and lit.
Status displays
On: Filter control enabled on the camera side
Off: Filter control enabled on the ROP (this unit) side

8 [ECC] button When this button is lit, [ECC] > [COLOR TEMP SW] in the ROP menu can be enabled or dis-
abled.
“Color temperature (ECC)” (see page 41)
Status displays
On: ECC operation ([COLOR TEMP SW] enabled)
Off: CC filter operation ([COLOR TEMP SW] disabled)

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9 [M.GAIN] indicator This displays the master gain configuration status.

Status displays
Lit green: Standard position set in the ROP menu.
Lit Orange: Updated from the standard position set in the ROP menu.
n The standard position of the master gain can be set in [ROP SETTING] > [STD
POSITION M.GAIN] in the ROP menu.
“STD POSITION M.GAIN” (see page 112)
10 [M.GAIN] setting buttons Use the up and down buttons to select the master gain (video input sensitivity) setting.
“Master gain (M.GAIN)” (see page 42)
11 [M.GAIN] display This displays the combined value of the master gain (M.GAIN) adjustment value and the VAR
value.

12 [VAR] button Use this button to change the step of the [M.GAIN] value.
Status displays
On: Adjustment is in 0.1 dB steps. (±2.9 range)
Off: Adjustment is in 1 dB steps.

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Front panel 6

1 2 3 4

1 [SHUTTER] display The display shows the shutter value.

2 [ON] button (SHUTTER) Turns the shutter on or off.

Status displays
On: ON
Off: OFF

3 [SYNC] button (SHUTTER) Use this button switch between the shutter and sync shutter.
Status displays
On: Sync shutter
Off: Step shutter

4 [SHUTTER] setting buttons Use the up and down buttons to select the shutter speed setting.
“Shutter (SHUTTER)” (see page 43)

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Front panel 7

5 6 7
1

3 4 8 10 11 9

1 [GAIN R], [GAIN G], and [GAIN Use these control dials to adjust the white balance (R, G, and B).
B] dials Turning a dial changes the gain control value in the status screen.
The setting values can be viewed in the [GAIN] area of the LCD panel (status screen).
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This is a target of the paint control lock (PAINT LOCK).

2 [BLACK R], [BLACK G], and Use these control dials to adjust the pedestal (R, G, and B) or flare (R, G, and B).
[BLACK B] dials Turning a dial changes the pedestal or flare control value in the status screen.
The setting values can be viewed in the [PED] area of the LCD panel (status screen). When
adjusting the flare, the [PED] area will appear as the [FLARE] area.
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This is a target of the paint control lock (PAINT LOCK).

3 [FLARE] button When this button is lit, the [BLACK (R, G, and B)] dial can be used as a flare (R, G, and B)
adjustment dial. When the button is not lit, the dial is used as the pedestal (R, G, and B)
adjustment dial.
Status displays
On: Flare adjustment
Off: Pedestal adjustment

4 [PAINT LOCK] button Lock (disable) the paint control operations.

The [GAIN (R, G, B)], [BLACK (R, G, B)], and [DTL] dials will be disabled.
Each press of the button turns the function on or off.
The target paint controls are [GAIN R, G, B], [BLACK/FLARE R, G, B], and [DTL].
Status displays
On: ON (locks the paint control values)
Off: OFF (paint control values change)

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5 [DTL] dial Use this dial to adjust the detail level.

The setting values can be viewed in the [DTL] area of the LCD panel (status screen). You can
configure whether to perform [DTL] adjustment for UHD, HD, or SD under [ROP SETTING] >
[DTL VOL] of the ROP menu.
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This is a target of the paint control lock (PAINT LOCK).

6 [CAM SEL] indicator This indicator is lit in camera selection mode.

Status displays
On: Camera selection mode
Off: Camera selection mode canceled

7 [SELECT] dial Use this dial to select and adjust any of [TEMP], [CAM SEL], [SYNC], [USER], and [MFLR].
The setting values can be viewed in the [TEMP] area of the LCD panel (status screen).
Depending on the selected property, the [TEMP] area will appear as the [USER], [SYNC],
[B.GAM], or [M.FLR] area.
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For the operating procedure, see the following page.

“[SELECT] dial” (see page 47)
8 [TEMP] indicator This indicator lights when [TEMP] is selected with the [SELECT] dial.
“[SELECT] dial” (see page 47)
9 [SYNC] indicator This indicator lights when [SYNC] is selected with the [SELECT] dial.
“[SELECT] dial” (see page 47)
10 [MFLR] indicator This indicator lights when [MFLR] is selected with the [SELECT] dial.
“[SELECT] dial” (see page 47)
11 [USER] indicator This indicator lights when [USER] is selected with the [SELECT] dial.
“[SELECT] dial” (see page 47)

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Front panel 8
1 8 2 5

9
3
12
10 4
13

11

7 6

1 [EXT] indicator This indicator lights to warn that the lens extender is set to something other than 1x.
Status displays
On: The lens extender is set to something other than 1x.
Off: This indicates that the lens extender is not being used or that it is not
available.

2 [D.EXT] indicator This indicator lights to warn that the digital extender is set to something other than 1x.
Status displays
On: The digital extender is set to something other than 1x.
Off: This indicates that the digital extender is not being used or that it is not
available.

3 [IRIS] lever Use this lever to adjust the iris level.

The iris can be adjusted manually.
For details on adjusting the iris, see the following page.
“Iris (IRIS)” (see page 45)
Lever position
Forward: Adjusts in the CLOSE direction.
Backward: Adjusts in the OPEN direction.

4 [M.PED] dial Use this dial to adjust the master pedestal level.
Turn it right (clockwise) to increase the master pedestal.
For details on adjusting the master pedestal, see the following page.
“Master pedestal (M.PED)” (see page 44)
5 [RELATIVE] button Use this button to set whether the variable range of the [IRIS] lever will be dependent on the
[SENSE] dial and [COARSE] dial.
Status displays
On: The [IRIS] lever is dependent on the settings of the [SENSE] dial and
[COARSE] dial.
Off: Sets the variable range of the [IRIS] lever to the entire range from
OPEN to CLOSE.

6 [SENSE] dial Use this dial to adjust the iris variable range when the [IRIS] lever is moved from OPEN to
CLOSE.
Dial operation
Turn right (clockwise): Widens the variable range ([IRIS] lever sensitivity
increases).
At the dial’s rightmost position, the aperture will be about
±2 f-stops (only when [IRIS LEV MODE] on the [ROP
SETTING] menu is set to “ABS”).
Turn left (counterclockwise): Narrows the variable range ([IRIS]lever sensitivity
decreases).
At the dial’s leftmost position, the aperture will be about
±1/2 f-stops (only when [IRIS LEV MODE] on the [ROP
SETTING] menu is set to “ABS”).

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7 [COARSE] dial Adjusts how much the iris is opened or closed when the [IRIS] dial is moved.
Dial operation
This is enabled only when [IRIS LEV MODE] on the [ROP SETTING] menu is set to
“ABS”.
Turn right (clockwise) (OPEN): The [IRIS] dial will operate at its most sens-
itive range.
Turn left (counterclockwise) The [IRIS] dial will operate at its least sens-
(CLOSE):Decreases the iris value. itive range.

8 [IRIS] display This display shows the current iris setting.

9 [AUTO] button Use this button to enable the auto iris function.
For details on the auto iris function, see the following page.
“Iris (IRIS)” (see page 45)
Status displays
On: Enables the auto iris function.
Off: Enables manual adjustment of the iris using the [IRIS] lever.

10 [CLOSE] button Use this button to forcibly set the iris to CLOSE (closed).
Status displays
On: Forcibly sets the iris to CLOSE.
Off: Cancels iris CLOSE.

11 [M.PED] display This display shows the master pedestal value.

12 [IRIS LOCK] button Use this button to disable (lock) iris operation.
Lock range

Status displays
Off: Iris can be controlled.
Lit red: Iris operation is disabled (locked).
Flashing Due to iris adjustment from another device, the adjustment value and the [IRIS]
red: lever position do not match.
n If you adjust the [IRIS] lever to match the iris position of the camera while viewing the iris
gauge that appears at the bottom of the LCD panel (status screen), the button will turn
off and normal control will be possible.

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A. IRIS position of the camera

B. [IRIS] lever position
n This also flashes if the camera adjustment values and [IRIS] lever position are offset
when the control target camera is switched. At the point in time when the [IRIS] lever is
moved to the position that matches the camera adjustment values, the button turns off
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13 [M.PED LOCK] button Use this button to disable (lock) master pedestal operation.
Lock range

Status displays
Off: Master pedestal can be controlled.
Lit red: Operation is disabled (locked).
n When the [M.PED] dial is returned to the lock position, the button turns off and normal
control becomes possible.
n This also flashes if the camera adjustment values and [M.PED] dial position are offset
when the control target camera is switched. At the point in time when the [M.PED] dial is
moved to the position that matches the camera adjustment values, the button turns off
and normal control becomes possible.

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Front panel 9
1 9

2
3
8

4 5 6

1 Camera number/tally display This display shows the camera number information and tally information.

2 [ALM] indicator This is the camera and CCU warning indicator lamp.
Consult your dealer if a failure occurs.
The indicator lights red to indicate when the camera and CCU optical reception level is not
strong enough, when a data error has occurred in the CCU optical transmission/reception
section, and when a fan error or temperature error has been occurred on the camera or
CCU.

3 [OPT] indicator This is the camera cable warning indicator lamp.

Status displays
Lit Orange: Warns that an optical transmission error has occurred.
Lit red: Indicates that the camera is not connected to the CCU.
Off: The camera cable is connected normally.

4 [PANEL ACTIVE] button Use this button to lock (disable) the panel operation.
When disabled, the LCD panel display will turn off. The [ND], [CC], [M.GAIN], and [SHUTTER]
setting buttons will also turn off.
Lock range

Status displays
On: Enabled
Off: Disabled

5 [CALL] button Press this button to call the camera operator.

The call switch on the camera and CCU is lit while this button is pressed.
Also, when the call switch is pressed on the camera or CCU, this switch lights and a buzzer
sound is output.
Status displays
On: Indicates that the call switch on the camera or CCU is pressed.
Off: Indicates that the call switch on the camera or CCU is not pressed.

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6 [PREVIEW] button Use this button to output a preview signal from the preview connector.
Pressing the [IRIS] lever also outputs the preview signal.
Status displays
On: Preview output is On
Off: Preview output is Off

7 Memory card slot Insert a memory card into this slot. You can save the settings of the unit and the scene files,
user files, and other files to a memory card.
“Memory cards” (see page 10)
8 Memory card access indicator This indicator lights when data is read from or written to a memory card.

9 Torque adjustment screw Use a flat-bladed screwdriver to adjust the torque of the iris lever.

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Connectors

1 <CCU> connector This connector is for serial connections to the CCU.

2 <LAN> connector Use a LAN cable to connect to a CCU or personal computer that supports IP connections.

3 <PREVIEW> connector This connector outputs preview signals.

4 <SIGNAL GND> terminal Connect this to the system ground.

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Adjustment and settings

Auto Setup

Starting auto setup

Before starting auto setup

Choose [SYSTEM CAM] > [ASU MODE] in the ROP menu to select “FULL” or “EASY” mode.

“ASU MODE” (see page 104)

FULL Standard setup based on an outdoor shooting chart

EASY Easy setup based on an outdoor shooting chart

Align the position of the gray scale wedge with the angle of view in the vertical direction of the viewfinder. Be sure to correctly select the pos-
ition from which you shoot the chart since some positions may not enable a satisfactory auto setup.

Recommended gray scale

Starting auto setup

A

A. [AUTO SET UP] button

Operating procedure
1. Press the [AUTO SET UP] button (A).
The [AUTO SET UP] button flashes while the auto setup start preparation mode is established, and a square marker appears in
the center of the camera viewfinder. Align the white at the center of the gray scale with this square marker. (To cancel setup, press
and hold this button.)

2. Press the [AUTO SET UP] button (A) again.

The [AUTO SET UP] button lights as auto setup starts. (Holding down the [AUTO SET UP] button during the auto setup operation
will abort auto setup.)
The [AUTO SET UP] button goes off when auto setup ends successfully.
If the [AUTO SET UP] button flashes at approximately 1-second intervals, auto setup has ended without being com-
pleted. During the auto setup operation, the picture monitor (PM) displays characters to indicate operation status.
If auto setup is not completed, check the message on the picture monitor (PM) on the CCU.

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Scene file

Storing and opening scene files

Storing scene files

You can register the data currently being operated as a scene file.

C A

A. [STORE] button
B. [1/6], [2/7], [3/8], [4/EXT1], and [5/EXT2] buttons
C. Scene file page switching button

Operating procedure
1. Press the [STORE] button (A).
The button lights.

2. Press the desired scene number button (B).

The scene file page can be switched between [1] to [5] and [6] to [8] with the scene file page switching button (C).
When a button is pressed, the scene file storage starts.
The [STORE] button (A) turns off when storage ends.

NOTE

If adjustments are made after opening a scene file and then the store operation is performed, the state at that point in
time is stored in the scene file.

Opening a scene file

B

A. [1/6], [2/7], [3/8], [4/EXT1], and [5/EXT2] buttons

B. Scene file page switching button

Operating procedure
1. Press the desired scene number button (A).
The scene file page can be switched between [1] to [5] and [6] to [8]/[EXT1]/[EXT2] with the scene file page switching button (B).
The pressed button lights and the scene file opens.
To cancel opening of a scene file, press the button that is currently lit to turn it off.
The setting information that was temporarily saved before the scene file was opened is now restored, and the setting
state prior to opening the scene file is also restored.
If another number button is pressed, the scene file registered to the pressed button is newly opened.

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 Adjustment and settings

PAINT LOCK

Using the PAINT LOCK

Lock (disable) the paint control operations.

The following operations are targets of the paint control lock (PAINT LOCK).

[GAIN R], [GAIN G], and [GAIN B] dials (B): White balance adjustment
[BLACK R], [BLACK G], and [BLACK B] (C) dials: Pedestal or flare adjustment
[DTL] dial (D): Detail enhancer adjustment

D
B

A. [PAINT LOCK] button

B. [GAIN R], [GAIN G], and [GAIN B] dials
C. [BLACK R], [BLACK G], and [BLACK B] dials
D. [DTL] dial

Operating procedure
1. Adjust each item with the control dials.
2. Press the [PAINT LOCK] button (A).
The button lights.

3. Turn the control dial to its center position.

4. Press the [PAINT LOCK] button (A) again.
The button turns off.
The value of the adjustment position at that point in time will be the center.

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ND filter

Displaying and setting the ND filter

The adjustment value of the ND filter is displayed on the [ND] display (B).

When the setting value is changed from the standard position set in the ROP menu, the [ND] indicator (A) is orange lit. (The standard pos-
ition remains set while the indicator is green lit.)

“STD POSITION ND” (see page 112)

C A B

A. [ND] indicator
B. [ND] display
C. [ND] setting buttons
D. [HEAD] button

Operating procedure
1. Press the [ND] setting buttons (C).
This allows you to change the ND filter setting value.
The setting cannot be changed while the [HEAD] button (D) is lit. Only position display is performed. (The [HEAD] button
also lights when operating from the camera.)

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 Adjustment and settings

CC filter

Displaying and setting the CC filter

The adjustment value of the CC filter is displayed on the [CC] display (B).

When the setting value is changed from the standard position set in the ROP menu, the [CC] indicator (A) is orange lit. (The standard pos-
ition remains set while the indicator is green lit.)

“STD POSITION CC” (see page 112)

A B C

A. [CC] indicator
B. [CC] display
C. [CC] setting buttons

Operating procedure
1. Press the [CC] setting buttons (C)
This allows you to change the CC filter setting value.
The setting cannot be changed while the [HEAD] button is lit. Only position display is performed. (The [HEAD] button
also lights when operating from the camera.)

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 Adjustment and settings

Color temperature (ECC)

Setting the color temperature (ECC)

When the [ECC] button (A) is lit, you can select and change the preset color temperature. You can verify the adjustment value on the
status screen.

“ECC” (see page 51)

B

A. [ECC] button
B. [CC] setting buttons

Operating procedure
1. Press the [ECC] button (A) to light the button.
The color temperature (ECC) adjustment mode is enabled when the [ECC] button is lit. When the [ECC] button is lit, the
ECC function is enabled. (The function is disabled when the button is unlit.)
When you set [SCENE] to be displayed on the status screen, you can verify the [ECC] setting (C).

ヨモリワ ヨモヮヮモ レワユユ ラュチハチュ ヮモヵンリヹ ヒバビ

ヴヤユワユ ワュ ヤヤ ユヤヤ ヴラヵ

ヰョョ チチチチチチチビ チチチチチチチモ ピビパパレ ヒバヒパパ
ヨモリワ ヶラュチチュヵロ
ン ヨ ャ
ヌヒパパ パ ノピヒ ヌプ
ヱユュ ヵユヮヱ
ン ヨ ャ
ノヒペ パ ヌビブ フベパパ

ヤ パ ョブチハチプ

2. Press the [CC] setting buttons (B)

This allows you to change the color temperature setting value.

NOTE

When you set [SCENE] to be displayed on the status screen, you can verify the adjustment value in the [TEMP] field.

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Master gain (M.GAIN)

Displaying and setting the master gain (M.GAIN)

The adjustment value of the master gain (M.GAIN) is displayed on the [M.GAIN] display (B).

When the setting value is changed from the standard position set in the ROP menu, the [M.GAIN] indicator (A) is orange lit. (The standard
position remains set while the indicator is green lit.)

“STD POSITION M.GAIN” (see page 112)

A B C

A. [M.GAIN] indicator
B. [M.GAIN] display
C. [M.GAIN] setting buttons
D. [VAR] button

Operating procedure
1. Press the [M.GAIN] setting buttons (C)
This allows you to change the master gain setting value.
When the [VAR] button (D) is pressed to turn on the button, the master gain can make fine adjustments. (Range of ±2.9
in 0.1 dB steps)

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Shutter (SHUTTER)

Displaying and setting the shutter (SHUTTER)

You can turn the shutter on or off by pressing the [ON] button (SHUTTER) (A). (The shutter is turned on when the button is lit.)

The shutter value is displayed in the [SHUTTER] display (B) and can be adjusted using the [SHUTTER] setting buttons (C).

Step shutter adjustment is enabled when the [SYNC] button (SHUTTER) (D) is not lit, and sync shutter adjustment is enabled when the but-
ton is lit. Turn the [SYNC] button (SHUTTER) (D) on or off (lit or not lit) to switch between step and sync shutter.

The current setting value is displayed in the [SHUTTER] display (B).

B A D C

A. [ON] button (SHUTTER)

B. [SHUTTER] display
C. [SHUTTER] setting buttons
D. [SYNC] button (SHUTTER)

Operating procedure
1. Press the [ON] button (SHUTTER) (A) to turn on the button.
The shutter is enabled.
To adjust the sync shutter, press the [SYNC] button (SHUTTER) (D) to turn on the button.

2. Press the [SHUTTER] setting buttons (C)

This allows you to change the shutter value.
The shutter value can be adjusted even when the shutter is turned off. However, the value will not be applied until the shutter is
turned on.

3. Press the [ON] button (SHUTTER) (A) to turn off the button.
The shutter is disabled.

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 Adjustment and settings

Master pedestal (M.PED)

Displaying and setting the master pedestal (M.PED)

The master pedestal (M.PED) setting is displayed on the [M.PED] display (A) when the [M.PED] dial (B) is operated.

Adjustment is possible while the [M.PED LOCK] button (C) is off (canceled).

B
C

A. [M.PED] display
B. [M.PED] dial
C. [M.PED LOCK] button

Operating procedure
1. Turn the [M.PED] dial (B).
The setting value is displayed on the [M.PED] display (A).

2. Press the [M.PED] dial (B).

Change the master pedestal value.
The master pedestal and the R, G, and B pedestal can be adjusted independently.Changing the master pedestal set-
ting does not change the R, G, and B pedestal settings values.

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 Adjustment and settings

Iris (IRIS)

Displaying and setting the iris (IRIS)

Manual adjustment
When the auto iris is not on, the iris can be adjusted manually.

The iris value is displayed on the [IRIS] display (A).

Adjustment is possible while the [AUTO] button (C) is off (AUTO is canceled).
Adjustment is possible while the [IRIS LOCK] button (D) is off (iris lock is canceled).
Adjustment is possible while the [CLOSE] button (E) is off (iris force CLOSE is canceled).

A. [IRIS] display
B. [IRIS] lever
C. [AUTO] button
D. [IRIS LOCK] button
E. [CLOSE] button
F. [RELATIVE] button
G. [SENSE] dial
H. [COARSE] dial

Operating procedure
1. Adjust the iris level with the [IRIS] lever (B).
Moving it forward adjusts the level in the CLOSE direction and moving it backward adjusts the level in the OPEN direction.
Use the [SENSE] dial (G) to adjust the iris variable range when the [IRIS] lever (B) is moved from the center to the upper
and lower edges.
“[SENSE] dial” (see page 30)
Use the [COARSE] dial (H) to adjust the iris value when the [IRIS] lever (B) is moved to the center.
“[COARSE] dial” (see page 31)
To cancel the restriction placed on the variable range by the [SENCE] dial (G) and [COARSE] dial (H) in order to use the
entire range from OPEN to CLOSE, press the [RELATIVE] button (F) to turn off the button.

Automatic adjustment
Adjust the iris automatically. (Auto iris)

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 Adjustment and settings

A. [AUTO] button
B. [IRIS] lever

Operating procedure
1. Press the [AUTO] button (A) to turn on the button.
The auto iris turns on.
When the auto iris is on, the convergence level of the iris can be adjusted with the [IRIS] lever (B). Moving it forward
adjusts the level in the CLOSE direction and moving it backward adjusts the level in the OPEN direction.

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 Adjustment and settings

[SELECT] dial

Using the select dial

Use the [SELECT] dial (A) to select and adjust the function of any of [TEMP], [CAM SEL], [SYNC], [USER], and [MFLR].

Indicator Function

The value of [COLOR TEMP] can be changed with the dial.

TEMP
“COLOR TEMP” (see page 75)
The value of [SHUTTER SYNCHRO] can be changed with the dial.
SYNC
“SHUTTER SYNCHRO” (see page 68)
MFLR The value of [MASTER FLARE] can be changed with the dial.

The value of the function assigned with [USER ASSIGN] in the ROP menu can be changed with the dial.
USER
“USER ASSIGN” (see page 112)
The target camera for control via the unit can be selected with the dial.
CAM SEL
“Camera selection” (see page 48)

[USER] adjusts the function set with [ROP SETTING] > [USER ASSIGN] in the ROP menu.

C
A

B F E D

A. [SELECT] dial
B. [TEMP] indicator
C. [CAM SEL] indicator
D. [SYNC] indicator
E. [USER] indicator
F. [MFLR] indicator

Operating procedure
1. Press the [SELECT] dial (A) for at least approximately 1 second.
This allows you to select [TEMP], [CAM SEL], [SYNC], [USER], and [MFLR].

2. Turn the [SELECT] dial (A) to select any of [TEMP] (B), [CAM SEL] (C), [SYNC] (D), [USER] (E), and
[MFLR] (F).
The lit indicator is switched between [TEMP], [CAM SEL], [SYNC], [USER], and [MFLR] each time the dial is turned.

3. Press the [SELECT] dial (A).

The selection is confirmed.

4. Turn the [SELECT] dial (A) to adjust the selected function.

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Camera selection
Select the camera to be the target for control with the unit.

Select the camera after switching to camera selection mode.

B
A

A. [SELECT] dial
B. [CAM SEL] indicator

Operating procedure
1. Press the [SELECT] dial (A) for at least approximately 1 second.
This allows you to select [TEMP], [CAM SEL], [SYNC], [USER], and [MFLR].

2. Turn the [SELECT] dial (A) to select [CAM SEL].

Turn the dial until the [CAM SEL] indicator (B) lights.

3. Press the [SELECT] dial (A).

The mode changes to camera selection mode.

4. Turn the [SELECT] dial (A) to select the camera.

Turning the dial changes the camera number displayed on the status screen.

5. Press the [SELECT] dial (A).

The camera selection is confirmed and the camera with the selected camera number becomes the control target.

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 Status screen

Status screen

Displaying and operating the status screen

The status screen is displayed on the LCD panel of the unit when the ROP menu (REMOTE OPERATION MENU) is not being used (i.e.,
the menu is turned OFF).

A
A ヨモリワ ヨモヮヮモ レワユユ ラュチハチュ ヮモヵンリヹ ヒバビ

ヤモヮチンヤヷチホチ ヤヤヶチンヤヷチホチ

ヨモリワ ヶラュチチュヵロ
B ン ヨ ャ D
ヌヒパパ パ ノピヒ ヌプ
ヱユュ ヵユヮヱ B D
C ン ヨ ャ E C E
ノヒペ パ ヌビブ フベパパ
ヤ パ ョブチハチプ
F

A： Displays the functions assigned to each button

B to E： Displays the adjustment value for each dial.
F： Displays the iris adjustment value as a scale. (The displayed position is only a reference.)
When the ROP menu is displayed, pressing the [MENU] button closes the ROP menu and switches to the status screen.

■ Transitioning from the MENU screen

ヮユワヶ ヒチバチヘ ヨモリワ ヨモヮヮモ レワユユ ラュチハチュ ヮモヵンリヹ ヒバビ

パヒチヱモリワヵチヴヸリヵヤラ Turn [MENU] button OFF to transition

ヤモヮチンヤヷチホチ ヤヤヶチンヤヷチホチ
パビチヴラヶヵヵユンチヴヱユユュ
ヨモリワ ヶラュチチュヵロ
パピチャロモヤレチヴラモュリワヨ ン ヨ ャ

パフチヱユュユヴヵモロ
ヌヒパパ パ ノピヒ ヌプ
ヱユュ ヵユヮヱ
パブチラュチヤランヰヮモ
ン ヨ ャ
パプチヶラュチヤランヰヮモ ノヒペ パ ヌビブ フベパパ
パヘチンヨャチヨモリワ ヤ パ ョブチハチプ

When the status screen is displayed, turning the rightmost menu operation dial changes the information displayed on the status screen.

The information is changed in the order of [OPT LEVEL] [CAM INFO] [SCENE] [ASSIGN] each time the dial is turned.
“Items displayed on the status screen” (see page 50)

■ Switching pages in the status screen

ヨモリワ ヨモヮヮモ レワユユ ラュチハチュ ヮモヵンリヹ ヒバビ ヨモリワ ヨモヮヮモ レワユユ ラュチハチュ ヮモヵンリヹ ヒバビ

Rotate to switch pages ョヰンヮモヵチ

ヤモヮチンヤヷチホチ ヤヤヶチンヤヷチホチ ヤパヒチホチモレノラヤブパパパ
ヒパベパバブパㄑ
ヨモリワ ヶラュチチュヵロ ヨモリワ ヶラュチチュヵロ
ン ヨ ャ ン ヨ ャ
ヌヒパパ パ ノピヒ ヌプ ヌヒパパ パ ノピヒ ヌプ
ヱユュ ヵユヮヱ ヱユュ ヵユヮヱ
ン ヨ ャ ン ヨ ャ
ノヒペ パ ヌビブ フベパパ ノヒペ パ ヌビブ フベパパ
ヤ パ ョブチハチプ ヤ パ ョブチハチプ

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Items displayed on the status screen

OPT LEVEL
This displays the optical transmission strength.

ヨモリワ ヨモヮヮモ レワユユ ラュチハチュ ヮモヵンリヹ ヒバビ

ヤモヮチンヤヷチホチ ヤヤヶチンヤヷチホチ

ヨモリワ ヶラュチチュヵロ
ン ヨ ャ
ヌヒパパ パ ノピヒ ヌプ
ヱユュ ヵユヮヱ
ン ヨ ャ
ノヒペ パ ヌビブ フベパパ
ヤ パ ョブチハチプ

Display Item

CAM RCV Displays the optical transmission/reception strength on the camera side.

CCU RCV Displays the optical transmission/reception strength on the CCU side.

CAM INFO
This displays the camera information.

ヨモリワ ヨモヮヮモ レワユユ ラュチハチュ ヮモヵンリヹ ヒバビ

ョヰンヮモヵチ
ヤパヒチホチモレノラヤブパパパ
ヒパベパバブパㄑ
ヨモリワ ヶラュチチュヵロ
ン ヨ ャ
ヌヒパパ パ ノピヒ ヌプ
ヱユュ ヵユヮヱ
ン ヨ ャ
ノヒペ パ ヌビブ フベパパ
ヤ パ ョブチハチプ

Display Item

Displays the name of the currently selected camera.

C**
“Camera selection” (see page 48)
Displays the currently selected system format.
FORMAT
“FORMAT” (see page 105)

SCENE
This displays the scene setting information.

ヨモリワ ヨモヮヮモ レワユユ ラュチハチュ ヮモヵンリヹ ヒバビ

ヴヤユワユ ワュ ヤヤ ユヤヤ ヴラヵ

ヰョョ チチチチチチチビ チチチチチチチモ ピビパパレ ヒバヒパパ
ヨモリワ ヶラュチチュヵロ
ン ヨ ャ
ヌヒパパ パ ノピヒ ヌプ
ヱユュ ヵユヮヱ
ン ヨ ャ
ノヒペ パ ヌビブ フベパパ

ヤ パ ョブチハチプ

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 Status screen

Display Item

Displays the currently set scene number.

SCENE
“Scene file” (see page 37)
Displays the ND filter name acquired from the CCU.
ND
“ND filter” (see page 39)
Displays the CC filter name acquired from the CCU.
CC
“CC filter” (see page 40)
Displays the current information of [09 ECC] > [COLOR TEMP] in the ROP menu.
ECC
“Color temperature (ECC)” (see page 41)
Displays the currently set shutter value.
SHT
“Shutter (SHUTTER)” (see page 43)

ASSIGN
This displays the ASSIGN information.

ヤハチヵユヮヱ ヨモヮヮモ レワユユ ラュチハチュ ヮモヵンリヹ ヒバビ

ヨバロチホチリワヵ ュンヴチホチヰョョ

ヨモリワ ラュチチュヵロ
ン ヨ ャ
パ パ パ パ
ョロモンユ ヵユヮヱ
ン ヨ ャ
パ パ パ ピビパパ
ヤ パ ョヘチハチブ

Display Item

The status of the GENLOCK is displayed here.

NG: UNLOCK
G/L
EXT: Externally synced
INT: Internally synced

Displays the current information of [01 PAINT SWITCH] > [DRS] in the ROP menu.
DRS
“DRS” (see page 67)

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ASSIGN status screen

The items assigned to the [1] to [5] buttons (B) and [ASSIGN] button, and the [USER] indicator can be checked on the LCD panel.

Press the [ASSIGN STATUS] button (A) to display the assignments.

ヨモリワ ヨモヮヮモ レワユユ ラュチハチュ ヮモヵンリヹ ヒバビ

A ョロモンユ ヨモヮヮモ レワユユ ヸハヤロリヱ ラュチハチュ

ヰワ ヰョョ ヰワ ヰワ ヰワ ビバビ

モヴヴリヨワ ヶヴユン
ャヶヵヵヰワ モヴヴリヨワ

ラハヤランヮ ヨモリワ

A. [ASSIGN STATUS] button

B. Buttons [1] to [5]

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 ROP menu

ROP menu

Displaying menus
The LCD panel of the unit can be used to operate the ROP menu (REMOTE OPERATION MENU).

ROP menu operation is a function that is enabled when the unit is connected to a camera or CCU.

Follow the procedure below to display the ROP menu. The ROP menu is displayed on the LCD panel (B) of the unit.

ME N U 1/7

0 1 P AIN T S WITC H

0 2 S H U TT ER S PE ED

0 3 B L A C K S H A D IN G

0 4 P ED ES TA L B
0 5 H D C H R O MA

0 6 U H D C H R OM A

0 7 R GB G AIN

A. [MENU] button
B. LCD panel
C. [MENU] dial

Operating procedure
1. Press the [MENU] button (A).
The ROP menu appears on the LCD panel (B).
Pressing the button again returns you to the status screen.

2. Use the [MENU] dial (C) to select menu items.

You can select from the following menu items.
For the menu operating procedures, see the following page.
“Basic menu operations” (see page 54)
For details on menu setting items, see the following page.
“ROP menu list” (see page 56)

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 ROP menu

Basic menu operations

1. Press the [MENU] button (A).
The menu appears on the LCD panel (B). (The cursor is on the first line.)

ヮユワヶ ヒチバチヘ

パヒチヱモリワヵチヴヸリヵヤラ

パビチヴラヶヵヵユンチヴヱユユュ

パピチャロモヤレチヴラモュリワヨ

パフチヱユュユヴヵモロ B
パブチラュチヤランヰヮモ

パプチヶラュチヤランヰヮモ

パヘチンヨャチヨモリワ

A. [MENU] button
B. LCD panel

2. Turn the [MENU] dial (C) clockwise to move the cursor.

ヮユワヶ ヒチバチヘ ヮユワヶ ヒチバチヘ

パ ヒ チ ヱ モリ ワヵ チ ヴヸ リ ヵ ヤ ラ パ ヒ チ ヱ モリ ワヵ チ ヴヸ リ ヵ ヤ ラ

パ ビ チ ヴラ ヶヵ ヵ ユンチ ヴヱ ユユュ パ ビ チ ヴラ ヶヵ ヵ ユンチ ヴヱ ユユュ

パ ピ チ ャ ロモヤ レチ ヴラ モュリ ワヨ パ ピ チ ャ ロモヤ レチ ヴラ モュリ ワヨ

パ フ チ ヱ ユュユヴヵ モロ パ フ チ ヱ ユュユヴヵ モロ

パ ブ チ ラ ュチ ヤ ラ ンヰヮモ パ ブ チ ラ ュチ ヤ ラ ンヰヮモ

パ プ チ ヶラ ュチ ヤ ラ ンヰヮモ パ プ チ ヶラ ュチ ヤ ラ ンヰヮモ

パ ヘ チ ンヨ ャ チ ヨ モリ ワ パ ヘ チ ンヨ ャ チ ヨ モリ ワ

C. [MENU] dial

3. Press the [MENU] dial (C) to select a menu.

(The following shows the example of [BLACK SHADING].)

ME N U 1/7 ャ ロモヤ レチ ヴラモュリワヨ ヰワ ヒチバチビ

ラチヴモヸ
0 1 P AIN T S WITC H
ン ヨ ャ
0 2 S H U TT ER S PE ED ノヒパパ パ ヌヒパパ
0 3 B L A C K S H A D IN G ラチヱモンモ
ン ヨ ャ
0 4 P ED ES TA L
ノヒパパ パ ヌヒパパ
0 5 H D C H R O MA
ヷチヴモヸ
0 6 U H D C H R OM A ン ヨ ャ
0 7 R GB G AIN ノヒパパ パ ヌヒパパ

C. [MENU] dial

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 ROP menu

4. Turn the [MENU] dial (C) to move the cursor to each setting item.

ャ ロモヤ レチ ヴラ モュリ ワヨ ヰワ ヒチバチビ ャ ロモヤ レチ ヴラ モュリワヨ ヰワ ビチバチビ

ラチヴモヸ ヷチヱモンモ
ン ヨ ャ ン ヨ ャ
ノヒパパ パ ヌヒパパ ノヒパパ パ ヌヒパパ
ラチヱモンモ ヤヰンンユヤヵ
ン ヨ ャ
ヰワ
ノヒパパ パ ヌヒパパ
ヷチヴモヸ
ン ヨ ャ
ノヒパパ パ ヌヒパパ

C. [MENU] dial

5. Turn the [MENU] dial (D) to set the items.

Turn the dial at the same position as each item in the screen.

ャロモヤレチヴラモュリワヨ ヰワ ビチバチビ
ヷチヱモンモ
ン ヨ ャ
ヌピ ヌビ ヌブ
ヤヰンンユヤヵ
ヰワ

D. [MENU] dial

Other menu operations

Returning to the menu selection screen

1. Press the [EXIT] button (E).

ャ ロモヤ レチ ヴラ モュリワヨ ヰワ ビチバチビ ヮユワヶ ヒチバチヘ

ヷチヱモンモ
パ ヒ チ ヱ モリ ワヵ チ ヴヸ リ ヵ ヤ ラ
ン ヨ ャ
ヌピ ヌビ ヌブ パ ビ チ ヴラ ヶヵ ヵ ユンチ ヴヱ ユユュ

ヤヰンンユヤヵ パ ピ チ ャ ロモヤ レチ ヴラ モュリ ワヨ

ヰワ パ フ チ ヱ ユュユヴヵ モロ

パ ブ チ ラ ュチ ヤ ラ ンヰヮモ

パ プ チ ヶラ ュチ ヤ ラ ンヰヮモ

パ ヘ チ ンヨ ャ チ ヨ モリ ワ

E. [EXIT] button

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ROP menu list

BLACK SHADING “BLACK SHADING” (see page 67)
WHITE SHADING “WHITE SHADING” (see page 67)
FLARE “FLARE” (see page 67)
GAMMA “GAMMA” (see page 67)
BLACK GAMMA “BLACK GAMMA” (see page 67)
DRS “DRS” (see page 67)
WHITE CLIP “WHITE CLIP” (see page 67)
KNEE “KNEE” (see page 67)
01 PAINT SWITCH MATRIX “MATRIX” (see page 67)
COLOR CORRECT “COLOR CORRECT” (see page 67)
HD S.DTL “HD S.DTL” (see page 67)
HD DTL “HD DTL” (see page 67)
UHD S.DTL “UHD S.DTL” (see page 67)
UHD DTL “UHD DTL” (see page 67)
SD DTL “SD DTL” (see page 67)
PRESET MATRIX “PRESET MATRIX” (see page 67)
LINEAR MATRIX “LINEAR MATRIX” (see page 67)
SHUTTER SPEED “SHUTTER SPEED” (see page 68)
SHUTTER SYNCHRO “SHUTTER SYNCHRO” (see page 68)
02 SHUTTER SPEED
SHUTTER SW “SHUTTER SW” (see page 68)
SHUTTER MODE “SHUTTER MODE” (see page 68)
H SAW R “H SAW R” (see page 69)
H SAW G “H SAW G” (see page 69)
H SAW B “H SAW B” (see page 69)
H PARA R “H PARA R” (see page 69)
H PARA G “H PARA G” (see page 69)
H PARA B “H PARA B” (see page 69)
03 BLACK SHADING V SAW R “V SAW R” (see page 69)
V SAW G “V SAW G” (see page 69)
V SAW B “V SAW B” (see page 69)
V PARA R “V PARA R” (see page 69)
V PARA G “V PARA G” (see page 69)
V PARA B “V PARA B” (see page 69)
CORRECT “CORRECT” (see page 69)
PED R “PED R” (see page 70)
PED G “PED G” (see page 70)
PED B “PED B” (see page 70)
04 PEDESTAL M.PED “M.PED” (see page 70)
M. PED ABS DISP SW “M. PED ABS DISP SW” (see page 70)
PED OFFSET “PED OFFSET” (see page 70)
M.PED RANGE “M.PED RANGE” (see page 70)
CHROMA LEVEL “CHROMA LEVEL” (see page 71)
05 HD CHROMA
CHROMA LEVEL SW “CHROMA LEVEL SW” (see page 71)
CHROMA LEVEL “CHROMA LEVEL” (see page 72)
06 UHD CHROMA
CHROMA LEVEL SW “CHROMA LEVEL SW” (see page 72)

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GAIN AWB R “GAIN AWB R” (see page 73)

GAIN AWB G “GAIN AWB G” (see page 73)
GAIN AWB B “GAIN AWB B” (see page 73)
07 RGB GAIN
GAIN OFFSET “GAIN OFFSET” (see page 73)
GAIN ABS “GAIN ABS” (see page 73)
G GAIN REL “G GAIN REL” (see page 73)
COLOR TEMP “COLOR TEMP” (see page 74)
GAIN R “GAIN R” (see page 74)
08 COLOR TEMP
AXIS G “AXIS G” (see page 74)
GAIN B “GAIN B” (see page 74)
COLOR TEMP “COLOR TEMP” (see page 75)
GAIN R “GAIN R” (see page 75)
AXIS G “AXIS G” (see page 75)
GAIN B “GAIN B” (see page 75)
COLOR TEMP SW “COLOR TEMP SW” (see page 75)
09 ECC PRI.MEM “PRI.MEM” (see page 75)
PRI.MEM “PRI.MEM” (see page 75)
COLOR TEMP “COLOR TEMP” (see page 75)
GAIN R “GAIN R” (see page 75)
AXIS G “AXIS G” (see page 75)
GAIN B “GAIN B” (see page 75)
COLOR TEMP “COLOR TEMP” (see page 76)
GAIN R “GAIN R” (see page 76)
10 CAM USER SW TEMP
AXIS G “AXIS G” (see page 76)
GAIN B “GAIN B” (see page 76)
H SAW R “H SAW R” (see page 77)
H SAW G “H SAW G” (see page 77)
H SAW B “H SAW B” (see page 77)
H PARA R “H PARA R” (see page 77)
H PARA G “H PARA G” (see page 77)
H PARA B “H PARA B” (see page 77)
11 WHITE SHADING V SAW R “V SAW R” (see page 77)
V SAW G “V SAW G” (see page 77)
V SAW B “V SAW B” (see page 77)
V PARA R “V PARA R” (see page 77)
V PARA G “V PARA G” (see page 77)
V PARA B “V PARA B” (see page 77)
CORRECT “CORRECT” (see page 77)
FLARE R “FLARE R” (see page 78)
FLARE G “FLARE G” (see page 78)
12 FLARE FLARE B “FLARE B” (see page 78)
M.FLARE “M.FLARE” (see page 78)
FLARE “FLARE” (see page 78)

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GAMMA R “GAMMA R” (see page 79)

GAMMA MASTER “GAMMA MASTER” (see page 79)
GAMMA B “GAMMA B” (see page 79)
INITIAL GAMMA “INITIAL GAMMA” (see page 79)
GAMMA MODE “GAMMA MODE” (see page 79)
BLACK STRETCH “BLACK STRETCH” (see page 79)
13 GAMMA
DYNAMIC LEVEL “DYNAMIC LEVEL” (see page 79)
KNEE POINT “KNEE POINT” (see page 79)
KNEE SLOPE “KNEE SLOPE” (see page 79)
GAMMA “GAMMA” (see page 79)
DRS EFFECT.D “DRS EFFECT.D” (see page 79)
DRS SW “DRS SW” (see page 79)
BLACK GAMMA R “BLACK GAMMA R” (see page 80)
BLACK GAMMA MASTER “BLACK GAMMA MASTER” (see page 80)
14 BLACK GAMMA
BLACK GAMMA B “BLACK GAMMA B” (see page 80)
B.GAMMA “B.GAMMA” (see page 80)
POINT R “POINT R” (see page 81)
POINT MASTER “POINT MASTER” (see page 81)
POINT B “POINT B” (see page 81)
15 KNEE SLOPE R “SLOPE R” (see page 81)
SLOPE MASTER “SLOPE MASTER” (see page 81)
SLOPE B “SLOPE B” (see page 81)
KNEE “KNEE” (see page 81)
WHITE CLIP LEVEL R “WHITE CLIP LEVEL R” (see page 82)
WHITE CLIP LEVEL MASTER “WHITE CLIP LEVEL MASTER” (see page 82)
WHITE CLIP LEVEL B “WHITE CLIP LEVEL B” (see page 82)
16 WHITE CLIP
HI-COLOR LEVEL “HI-COLOR LEVEL” (see page 82)
WHITE CLIP “WHITE CLIP” (see page 82)
HIGH COLOR “HIGH COLOR” (see page 82)
EFFECT DEPTH “EFFECT DEPTH” (see page 83)
17 DRS
DRS “DRS” (see page 83)

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MASTER DETAIL “MASTER DETAIL” (see page 84)

DETAIL LV H “DETAIL LV H” (see page 84)
DETAIL LV V “DETAIL LV V” (see page 84)
PEAK FRQ “PEAK FRQ” (see page 84)
V DETAIL FRQ “V DETAIL FRQ” (see page 84)
CRISP “CRISP” (see page 84)
LEVEL DEPENDENT “LEVEL DEPENDENT” (see page 84)
DARK DETAIL “DARK DETAIL” (see page 84)
DETAIL SOURCE “DETAIL SOURCE” (see page 84)
18 HD DETAIL
DETAIL GAIN (+) “DETAIL GAIN (+)” (see page 84)
DETAIL GAIN (-) “DETAIL GAIN ( - )” (see page 85)
DETAIL CLIP+ “DETAIL CLIP+” (see page 85)
DETAIL CLIP- “DETAIL CLIP-” (see page 85)
KNEE APERTURE “KNEE APERTURE” (see page 85)
DETAIL KNEE “DETAIL KNEE” (see page 85)
DETAIL “DETAIL” (see page 85)
LV DPN SW “LV DPN SW” (see page 85)
D. DTL SW “D. DTL SW” (see page 85)
MASTER DETAIL “MASTER DETAIL” (see page 86)
DETAIL LV H “DETAIL LV H” (see page 86)
DETAIL LV V “DETAIL LV V” (see page 86)
PEAK FRQ “PEAK FRQ” (see page 86)
CRISP “CRISP” (see page 86)
DETAIL CLIP+ “DETAIL CLIP+” (see page 86)
DETAIL CLIP- “DETAIL CLIP-” (see page 86)
19 UHD DETAIL
KNEE APERTURE “KNEE APERTURE” (see page 86)
DETAIL KNEE “DETAIL KNEE” (see page 86)
LEVEL DEPENDENT “LEVEL DEPENDENT” (see page 86)
DARK DETAIL “DARK DETAIL” (see page 86)
DETAIL “DETAIL” (see page 86)
LV DPN SW “LV DPN SW” (see page 86)
D. DTL SW “D. DTL SW” (see page 86)
DETAIL LV H “DETAIL LV H” (see page 87)
DETAIL LV V “DETAIL LV V” (see page 87)
PEAK1 FRQ “PEAK1 FRQ” (see page 87)
PEAK2 FRQ “PEAK2 FRQ” (see page 87)
20 SD DETAIL
CRISP “CRISP” (see page 87)
LEVEL DEPENDENT “LEVEL DEPENDENT” (see page 87)
DARK DETAIL “DARK DETAIL” (see page 87)
DETAIL “DETAIL” (see page 87)

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MEMORY SELECT “MEMORY SELECT” (see page 88)

CURSOR “CURSOR” (see page 88)
POS H “POS H” (see page 88)
POS V “POS V” (see page 88)
SKIN GET “SKIN GET” (see page 88)
ZEBRA SWITCH “ZEBRA SWITCH” (see page 88)
ZEBRA EFFECT “ZEBRA EFFECT” (see page 88)
21 HD SKIN TONE DTL
EFFECT MEMORY “EFFECT MEMORY” (see page 88)
SKIN TONE CRISP “SKIN TONE CRISP” (see page 88)
I CENTER “I CENTER” (see page 89)
I WIDTH “I WIDTH” (see page 89)
Q WIDTH “Q WIDTH” (see page 89)
Q PHASE “Q PHASE” (see page 89)
SKIN TONE DETAIL “SKIN TONE DETAIL” (see page 89)
MEMORY SELECT “MEMORY SELECT” (see page 90)
CURSOR “CURSOR” (see page 90)
POS H “POS H” (see page 90)
POS V “POS V” (see page 90)
SKIN GET “SKIN GET” (see page 90)
ZEBRA SWITCH “ZEBRA SWITCH” (see page 90)
ZEBRA EFFECT “ZEBRA EFFECT” (see page 90)
22 UHD SKIN TONE DTL
EFFECT MEMORY “EFFECT MEMORY” (see page 90)
SKIN TONE CRISP “SKIN TONE CRISP” (see page 91)
I CENTER “I CENTER” (see page 91)
I WIDTH “I WIDTH” (see page 91)
Q WIDTH “Q WIDTH” (see page 91)
Q PHASE “Q PHASE” (see page 91)
SKIN TONE DETAIL “SKIN TONE DETAIL” (see page 91)
PRESET MATRIX “PRESET MATRIX” (see page 92)
LINEAR TABLE “LINEAR TABLE” (see page 92)
COLOR CORRECT “COLOR CORRECT” (see page 92)
MATRIX(R-G) P “MATRIX(R-G) P” (see page 92)
MATRIX(R-G) N “MATRIX(R-G) N” (see page 92)
MATRIX(R-B) P “MATRIX(R-B) P” (see page 92)
MATRIX(R-B) N “MATRIX(R-B) N” (see page 92)
MATRIX(G-R) P “MATRIX(G-R) P” (see page 92)
MATRIX(G-R) N “MATRIX(G-R) N” (see page 92)
23 LINEAR MATRIX
MATRIX(G-B) P “MATRIX(G-B) P” (see page 92)
MATRIX(G-B) N “MATRIX(G-B) N” (see page 92)
MATRIX(B-R) P “MATRIX(B-R) P” (see page 92)
MATRIX(B-R) N “MATRIX(B-R) N” (see page 92)
MATRIX(B-G) P “MATRIX(B-G) P” (see page 92)
MATRIX(B-G) N “MATRIX(B-G) N” (see page 92)
MATRIX “MATRIX” (see page 93)
COLOR CORRECT “COLOR CORRECT” (see page 93)
LINEAR MATRIX “LINEAR MATRIX” (see page 93)

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PRESET MATRIX “PRESET MATRIX” (see page 95)

LINEAR TABLE “LINEAR TABLE” (see page 95)
CORRECT TABLE “CORRECT TABLE” (see page 95)
COLOR CORRECT “COLOR CORRECT” (see page 95)
SAT “SAT” (see page 95)
PHASE “PHASE” (see page 95)
SAT G “SAT G” (see page 95)
SAT G_CY “SAT G_CY” (see page 95)
SAT CY “SAT CY” (see page 95)
SAT CY_B “SAT CY_B” (see page 95)
SAT B “SAT B” (see page 95)
SAT B_MG “SAT B_MG” (see page 95)
SAT MG “SAT MG” (see page 95)
SAT MG_R “SAT MG_R” (see page 95)
SAT R “SAT R” (see page 95)
SAT R_YE “SAT R_YE” (see page 95)
SAT YE “SAT YE” (see page 95)
SAT YE_G “SAT YE_G” (see page 95)
24 COLOR CORRECTION PHASE G “PHASE G” (see page 96)
PHASE G_CY “PHASE G_CY” (see page 96)
PHASE CY “PHASE CY” (see page 96)
PHASE CY_B “PHASE CY_B” (see page 96)
PHASE B “PHASE B” (see page 96)
PHASE B_MG “PHASE B_MG” (see page 96)
PHASE MG “PHASE MG” (see page 96)
PHASE MG_R “PHASE MG_R” (see page 96)
PHASE R “PHASE R” (see page 96)
PHASE R_YE “PHASE R_YE” (see page 96)
PHASE YE “PHASE YE” (see page 96)
PHASE YE_G “PHASE YE_G” (see page 96)
CURSOR “CURSOR” (see page 96)
POS H “POS H” (see page 96)
POS V “POS V” (see page 96)
GET “GET” (see page 96)
MATRIX “MATRIX” (see page 96)
COLOR CORRECT “COLOR CORRECT” (see page 96)
LINEAR MATRIX “LINEAR MATRIX” (see page 96)
SKIN AREA HUE “SKIN AREA HUE” (see page 97)
SKIN AREA TONE “SKIN AREA TONE” (see page 97)
25 SKIN CORRECTION
SKIN AREA SW “SKIN AREA SW” (see page 97)
SKIN AREA TABLE “SKIN AREA TABLE” (see page 97)
DNR LEVEL “DNR LEVEL” (see page 98)
26 DNR
DNR SW “DNR SW” (see page 98)

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POSITION1 “POSITION1” (see page 99)

POSITION2 “POSITION2” (see page 99)
POSITION3 “POSITION3” (see page 99)
POSITION4 “POSITION4” (see page 99)
27 SHUTTER SELECT POSITION5 “POSITION5” (see page 99)
POSITION6 “POSITION6” (see page 99)
POSITION7 “POSITION7” (see page 99)
POSITION8 “POSITION8” (see page 99)
SHUTTER OFF “SHUTTER OFF” (see page 99)
MODE “MODE” (see page 100)
FILE No. “FILE No.” (see page 100)
LENS FILE SW “LENS FILE SW” (see page 100)
FILE NAME “FILE NAME” (see page 101)
EXECUTE “EXECUTE” (see page 101)
EXTENDER “EXTENDER” (see page 101)
FILE No. “FILE No.” (see page 101)
FILE NAME “FILE NAME” (see page 101)
FLARE R “FLARE R” (see page 101)
FLARE G “FLARE G” (see page 101)
FLARE B “FLARE B” (see page 101)
GAIN R “GAIN R” (see page 101)
GAIN B “GAIN B” (see page 101)
W H SAW R “W H SAW R” (see page 101)
28 LENS FILE/EDIT
W H SAW G “W H SAW G” (see page 101)
W H SAW B “W H SAW B” (see page 101)
W H PARA R “W H PARA R” (see page 101)
W H PARA G “W H PARA G” (see page 101)
W H PARA B “W H PARA B” (see page 101)
W V SAW R “W V SAW R” (see page 101)
W V SAW G “W V SAW G” (see page 101)
W V SAW B “W V SAW B” (see page 101)
W V PARA R “W V PARA R” (see page 101)
W V PARA G “W V PARA G” (see page 101)
W V PARA B “W V PARA B” (see page 101)
STORE NUM “STORE NUM” (see page 101)
STORE “STORE” (see page 101)
CANCEL “CANCEL” (see page 101)
MONITOR R “MONITOR R” (see page 102)
MONITOR G “MONITOR G” (see page 102)
29 MONITOR MONITOR B “MONITOR B” (see page 102)
MONITOR SEQ “MONITOR SEQ” (see page 102)
MONITOR ENC “MONITOR ENC” (see page 102)

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FORMAT “FORMAT” (see page 103)

TALK OFF INCOM1 “TALK OFF INCOM1” (see page 103)
TALK OFF INCOM2 “TALK OFF INCOM2” (see page 103)
MIC1 GAIN “MIC1 GAIN” (see page 103)
MIC1 LINE LV “MIC1 LINE LV” (see page 104)
MIC1 AMP “MIC1 AMP” (see page 104)
MIC2 GAIN “MIC2 GAIN” (see page 104)
MIC2 LINE LV “MIC2 LINE LV” (see page 104)
MIC2 AMP “MIC2 AMP” (see page 104)
SHOOTING MODE “SHOOTING MODE” (see page 104)
30 SYSTEM CAM CAM FAN “CAM FAN” (see page 104)
TALLY GUARD “TALLY GUARD” (see page 104)
ASU FILTER “ASU FILTER” (see page 104)
ASU MODE “ASU MODE” (see page 104)
ASU M. PED TARGET “ASU M. PED TARGET” (see page 104)
ASU REF.FILE “ASU REF.FILE” (see page 104)
REF.RECALL “REF.RECALL” (see page 104)
CABLE CONNECT “CABLE CONNECT” (see page 104)
CTRL ROTATION “CTRL ROTATION” (see page 104)
TALLY CONTROL “TALLY CONTROL” (see page 104)
TALLY INPUT “TALLY INPUT” (see page 104)
FORMAT “FORMAT” (see page 105)
RETURN1 SELECT “RETURN1 SELECT” (see page 105)
RETURN2 SELECT “RETURN2 SELECT” (see page 105)
RETURN3 SELECT “RETURN3 SELECT” (see page 105)
RETURN4 SELECT “RETURN4 SELECT” (see page 106)
RETURN FS “RETURN FS” (see page 106)
CAMERA NUMBER “CAMERA NUMBER” (see page 106)
D/C MODE “D/C MODE” (see page 106)
U/C MODE “U/C MODE” (see page 106)
BARS HD “BARS HD” (see page 106)
31 SYSTEM CCU BARS SD “BARS SD” (see page 106)
C/B SETUP “C/B SETUP” (see page 106)
SDI8 OUT “SDI8 OUT” (see page 106)
HD H COARSE “HD H COARSE” (see page 106)
HD H FINE “HD H FINE” (see page 106)
SD H COARSE “SD H COARSE” (see page 106)
SD H FINE “SD H FINE” (see page 106)
SD-HD V “SD-HD V” (see page 106)
SCH “SCH” (see page 106)
CABLE CONNECT “CABLE CONNECT” (see page 106)
FORMAT MODE(push) “FORMAT MODE(push)” (see page 106)
MENU ON/OFF “MENU ON/OFF” (see page 107)
32 CAMERA MENU CONTROL CURSOR/PARAMETER “CURSOR/PARAMETER” (see page 107)
EXECUTE “EXECUTE” (see page 107)
MENU ON/OFF “MENU ON/OFF” (see page 108)
33 CCU MENU CONTROL CURSOR/PARAMETER “CURSOR/PARAMETER” (see page 108)
EXECUTE “EXECUTE” (see page 108)

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CONTROL(MENU)1 “CONTROL(MENU)1” (see page 110)

CONTROL(MENU)2 “CONTROL(MENU)2” (see page 110)
CONTROL(MENU)3 “CONTROL(MENU)3” (see page 110)
CONTROL(MENU)4 “CONTROL(MENU)4” (see page 110)
CONTROL(MENU)5 “CONTROL(MENU)5” (see page 110)
MODE(ON/OFF)1 “MODE(ON/OFF)1” (see page 111)
MODE(ON/OFF)2 “MODE(ON/OFF)2” (see page 111)
MODE(ON/OFF)3 “MODE(ON/OFF)3” (see page 111)
MODE(ON/OFF)4 “MODE(ON/OFF)4” (see page 111)
MODE(ON/OFF)5 “MODE(ON/OFF)5” (see page 111)
ECC BTN CTRL “ECC BTN CTRL” (see page 111)
ASSIGN BUTTON “ASSIGN BUTTON” (see page 111)
USER ASSIGN “USER ASSIGN” (see page 112)
IRIS LEV MODE “IRIS LEV MODE” (see page 112)
CAM SEL “CAM SEL” (see page 112)
DTL VOL “DTL VOL” (see page 112)
SKIN DTL SW “SKIN DTL SW” (see page 112)
LCD BRIGHT “LCD BRIGHT” (see page 112)
PANEL LED BRIGHT “PANEL LED BRIGHT” (see page 112)
7SEG BRIGHT GROUP1 “7SEG BRIGHT GROUP1” (see page 112)
7SEG BRIGHT GROUP2 “7SEG BRIGHT GROUP2” (see page 112)
34 ROP SETTING
BUZZER “BUZZER” (see page 112)
PERIOD “PERIOD” (see page 112)
CYCLE “CYCLE” (see page 112)
STD POSITION M.GAIN “STD POSITION M.GAIN” (see page 112)
STD POSITION VAR “STD POSITION VAR” (see page 112)
STD POSITION ND “STD POSITION ND” (see page 112)
STD POSITION CC “STD POSITION CC” (see page 112)
IRIS PRIORITY “IRIS PRIORITY” (see page 112)
ROP DATA SAVE “ROP DATA SAVE” (see page 113)
ROP DATA LOAD “ROP DATA LOAD” (see page 113)
SD CARD FORMAT “SD CARD FORMAT” (see page 113)
INITIAL with NW “INITIAL with NW” (see page 113)
INITIAL “INITIAL” (see page 113)
POWER BUTTON “POWER BUTTON” (see page 113)
IRIS CALIBRATION TOP “IRIS CALIBRATION TOP” (see page 113)
IRIS CALIBRATION BOTTOM “IRIS CALIBRATION BOTTOM” (see page 113)
UPGRADE “UPGRADE” (see page 113)
PAINT VOL CO “PAINT VOL CO” (see page 113)
SYSTEM VERSION “SYSTEM VERSION” (see page 113)
SOFT VERSION “SOFT VERSION” (see page 113)
FPGA VERSION “FPGA VERSION” (see page 113)
CONNECT MODE CAM1 “CONNECT MODE CAM1” (see page 115)
35 CONNECT SETTING “CONNECT MODE CAM2 to CAM99” (see page
CONNECT MODE CAM2 to CAM99
115)

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ROP IP ADDRESS “ROP IP ADDRESS” (see page 117)

ROP PORT “ROP PORT” (see page 117)
UPLOAD “UPLOAD” (see page 117)
ROP SUBNET MASK “ROP SUBNET MASK” (see page 117)
36 ROP IP SETTING
UPLOAD “UPLOAD” (see page 117)
ROP DEFAULT GATEWAY “ROP DEFAULT GATEWAY” (see page 117)
UPLOAD “UPLOAD” (see page 117)
MAC ADDRESS “MAC ADDRESS” (see page 117)
CAM1 to CAM99 IP ADDRESS “CAM1 to CAM99 IP ADDRESS” (see page 119)
37 CAMERA IP SETTING CAM1 to CAM99 PORT “CAM1 to CAM99 PORT” (see page 119)
CAM1 to CAM99 INF UPLOAD “CAM1 to CAM99 INF UPLOAD” (see page 119)
MODE “MODE” (see page 120)
FILE SELECT “FILE SELECT” (see page 120)
38 SD CARD STORE
FILE NUMBER “FILE NUMBER” (see page 120)
EXECUTE “EXECUTE” (see page 120)
FILE SELECT “FILE SELECT” (see page 122)
GET FILE “GET FILE ” (see page 122)
39 SD CARD LOAD
PUT FILE “PUT FILE” (see page 122)
EXECUTE “EXECUTE” (see page 122)
REF.CALL(push) “REF.CALL(push)” (see page 123)
40 REFERENCE STORE REF “STORE REF” (see page 123)
STORE EXECUTE “STORE EXECUTE” (see page 123)
WINDOW SELECT “WINDOW SELECT” (see page 124)
PEAK RATIO “PEAK RATIO” (see page 124)
IRIS GAIN “IRIS GAIN” (see page 124)
IRIS SPEED “IRIS SPEED” (see page 124)
41 AUTO IRIS SETTING
IRIS LEVEL “IRIS LEVEL” (see page 124)
IRIS RANGE “IRIS RANGE” (see page 124)
LENS EXT COMP SW “LENS EXT COMP SW” (see page 124)
LENS EXT COMP LV “LENS EXT COMP LV” (see page 124)
HLG BLACK GAMMA R “HLG BLACK GAMMA R” (see page 125)
HLG BLACK GAMMA MASTER “HLG BLACK GAMMA MASTER” (see page 125)
HLG BLACK GAMMA B “HLG BLACK GAMMA B” (see page 125)
HLG KNEE POINT “HLG KNEE POINT” (see page 125)
HLG KNEE SLOPE “HLG KNEE SLOPE” (see page 125)
HLG B.GAMMA “HLG B.GAMMA” (see page 125)
HLG KNEE “HLG KNEE” (see page 125)
HLG TYPE “HLG TYPE” (see page 125)
42 HDR-PAINT HLG MODE “HLG MODE” (see page 125)
SDR CNVRT MD “SDR CNVRT MD” (see page 125)
SHOOTING MODE “SHOOTING MODE” (see page 125)
DNR LEVEL “DNR LEVEL” (see page 125)
DNR SW “DNR SW” (see page 125)
SDR CONVERT GAIN “SDR CONVERT GAIN” (see page 125)
SDR CONVERT CLIP “SDR CONVERT CLIP” (see page 126)
SDR CONVERT POINT “SDR CONVERT POINT” (see page 126)
SDR CONVERT SLOPE “SDR CONVERT SLOPE” (see page 126)

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FOCUS “FOCUS” (see page 127)

FOCUS SPEED “FOCUS SPEED” (see page 127)
43 LENS CONTROL ZOOM “ZOOM” (see page 127)
ZOOM SPEED “ZOOM SPEED” (see page 127)
CONTROL SW “CONTROL SW” (see page 127)

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01 PAINT SWITCH
The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera.

ヱモリワヵチヴヸリヵヤラ ヒチバチビ

ャロモヤレ ヸラリヵユ
ヴラモュリワヨ ヴラモュリワヨ ョロモンユ

ヰワ ヰワ ヰワ
ャロモヤレ
ヨモヮヮモ ヨモヮヮモ ュンヴ

ヰョョ ヰョョ ヰョョ

ヸラリヵユ
ヤロリヱ レワユユ ヮモヵンリヹ

ヰョョ ヰョョ ヰョョ

ヱモリワヵチヴヸリヵヤラ ビチバチビ

ヤヰロヰン ラュ ラュ
ヤヰンンユヤヵ ヴハュヵロ ュヵロ

ヰワ ヰワ ヰワ
ヶラュ ヶラュ ヴュ
ヴハュヵロ ュヵロ ュヵロ

ヰョョ ヰワ ヰワ
ヱンユヴユヵ ロリワユモン
ヮモヵンリヹ ヮモヵンリヹ

ワヰンヮ ヰワ

Item Setting details

BLACK SHADING Enables or disables black shading (sawtooth waveform or parabolic waveform).

WHITE SHADING Enables or disables white shading (sawtooth waveform or parabolic waveform).

FLARE Enables or disables the flare.

GAMMA Enables or disables the gamma.

BLACK GAMMA Enables or disables the black gamma.

DRS Enables or disables the dynamic range stretcher function. When this is enabled, contrast is
adjusted automatically.

WHITE CLIP Enables or disables the white clip function.

KNEE Enables or disables the knee.

MATRIX Enables or disables the matrix (linear matrix / 12-axis color correction).

COLOR CORRECT Enables or disables 12-axis color correction.

HD S.DTL Enables or disables the HD skin tone detail.

HD DTL Enables or disables the HD detail.

UHD S.DTL Enables or disables the UHD skin tone detail.

UHD DTL Enables or disables the UHD detail.

SD DTL Enables or disables the SD detail.

PRESET MATRIX Sets the preset matrix.

LINEAR MATRIX Enables or disables the linear matrix.

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02 SHUTTER SPEED
The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera.

ヴラヶヵヵユンチヴヱユユュ ヰョョ ヒチバチヒ

ヴラヶヵヵユン
ヴヱユユュ ヴヺワヤランヰ

ヒパパ プヒハヘ
ヴラヶヵヵユン
ヴヸ ヮヰュユ
ヰョョ ヴラヶヵ

Item Setting details

SHUTTER SPEED Sets the shutter speed for when [SHUTTER MODE] is set to “SHUT”.

SHUTTER SYNCHRO Sets the shutter speed for when [SHUTTER MODE] is set to “SYNC”.

SHUTTER SW Enables or disables the shutter function.

SHUTTER MODE Selects the shutter operation mode.

SHUT
The shutter speed set in [SHUTTER SPEED] is used.
SYNC
The shutter speed set in [SHUTTER SYNCHRO] is used.

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03 BLACK SHADING
The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera.

ャ ロモヤ レチ ヴラ モュリワヨ ヰワ ヒチバチビ

ラチヴモヸ
ン ヨ ャ
パ パ パ
ラチヱモンモ
ン ヨ ャ
パ パ パ
ヷチヴモヸ
ン ヨ ャ
パ パ パ
ャ ロモヤ レチ ヴラ モュリワヨ ヰワ ビチバチビ
ヷチヱモンモ
ン ヨ ャ
パ パ パ
ヤヰンンユヤヵ
ヰワ

Item Setting details

H SAW R Adjusts the black shading gain for R, G, and Bch in the horizontal direction using a sawtooth waveform.

H SAW G

H SAW B

H PARA R Adjusts the black shading gain for R, G, and Bch in the horizontal direction using a parabolic waveform.

H PARA G

H PARA B

V SAW R Adjusts the black shading gain for R, G, and Bch in the vertical direction using a sawtooth waveform.

V SAW G

V SAW B

V PARA R Adjusts the black shading gain for R, G, and Bch in the vertical direction using a parabolic waveform.

V PARA G

V PARA B

CORRECT Enables or disables black shading (sawtooth waveform or parabolic waveform) correction.

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04 PEDESTAL
The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera.

ヱ ユュユヴヵ モロ ヒチバチヒ
ヱユュ
ン ヨ ャ
パ パ パ
ヮハヱユュ

パ
ヮハヱユュチモャヴ ヱユュ ヮハヱユュ
ュリヴヱチヴヸ ヰョョヴユヵ ンモワヨユ
ヰョョ ヰョョ ワヰンヮモロ

Item Setting details

PED R Sets the red correction level for the master pedestal.

PED G Sets the green correction level for the master pedestal.

PED B Sets the blue correction level for the master pedestal.

M.PED Indicates set master pedestal value. (Settings cannot be made.)

M. PED ABS DISP SW Sets the master pedestal display setting.

ON
Absolute values
OFF
Relative values

PED OFFSET Sets whether to retain the Rch, Gch, and Bch pedestal levels when the auto black balance is
adjusted.
ON
The values set in [PED R], [PED G], and [PED G] are retained.
OFF
The [PED R], [PED G], and [PED B] values are set to “0”.

M.PED RANGE Sets the amount of variability for the master pedestal.
NORMAL
Normal amount of variability
WIDE
Twice the normal amount of variability

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05 HD CHROMA
The control destination differs depending on the unit configuration.

When the camera is an AK-UC4000

The control is performed for the camera.
When the camera is other than the above
When the system format is set to UHD, the control is performed for the CCU. Otherwise, the control is performed for the camera.

The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera.

ラ ュチ ヤ ラ ンヰヮモ ヰョョ ヒチバチヒ

ヤランヰヮモ
ロユヷユロ

パ
ヤランヰヮモ
ロユヷユロチヴヸ
ヰョョ

Item Setting details

CHROMA LEVEL Adjusts the chroma gain.

CHROMA LEVEL SW Enables or disables the chroma gain adjustment.

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06 UHD CHROMA
The control destination differs depending on the unit configuration.

When the camera is an AK-UC4000

The control is performed for the camera.
When the camera is other than the above
The control is performed for the CCU.

The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera.

ヶラ ュチ ヤ ラ ンヰヮモチ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ ヰョョ ヒチバチヒ

ヤランヰヮモ
ロユヷユロ

パ
ヤランヰヮモ
ロユヷユロチヴヸ
ヰョョ

Item Setting details

CHROMA LEVEL Adjusts the chroma gain.

CHROMA LEVEL SW Enables or disables the chroma gain adjustment.

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07 RGB GAIN
The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera.

ンヨ ャ チ ヨモリワ ヒチバチヒ
ヨモリワチモヸャ
ン ヨ ャ
パ パ パ
ヨモリワ ヨモリワ ヨチヨモリワ
ヰョョヴユヵ モャヴ ンユロ
ヰョョ ヰョョ ヰョョ

Item Setting details

GAIN AWB R Sets the red correction level for the gain.

GAIN AWB G Sets the green correction level for the gain.

GAIN AWB B Sets the blue correction level for the gain.

GAIN OFFSET Sets whether to retain the Rch, Gch, and Bch gain levels when the auto white balance is adjus-
ted.
ON
The values set in [GAIN AWB R], [GAIN AWB G], and [GAIN AWB B] are retained.
OFF
The [GAIN AWB R], [GAIN AWB G], and [GAIN AWB B] values are set to “0”.

GAIN ABS Sets whether to display the absolute value for the RGB gain.
When this is set to “ON” and the [GAIN AWB R], [GAIN AWB G], [GAIN AWB B] values are
changed, the [UNDO] button will be lit but its operation will be disabled.

G GAIN REL Enables or disables relative value control for the Gch gain.

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08 COLOR TEMP
The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera.

ヤ ヰロヰンチ ヵ ユヮヱ ヒチバチヒ

ヤヰロヰン
ヵユヮヱ
フベパパ

ヨモリワ モヹリヴ ヨモリワ

ン ヨ ャ
ヌヒピベ パ ノヒピベ

Item Setting details

COLOR TEMP Set color temperature settings.

GAIN R Sets the red correction level for the color temperature.

AXIS G Sets the green correction level for the color temperature.

GAIN B Sets the blue correction level for the color temperature.

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09 ECC
The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera.

ユヤ ヤ ヰョョ ヒチバチビ
ヤヰロヰン
ヵユヮヱ
ピビパパ

ヨモリワ モヹリヴ ヨモリワ

ン ヨ ャ
パ パ パ
ヤヰロヰン ヱンリチハチヮユヮ
ヵユヮヱチヴヸ ドㄑㄖㄔㄉナ
ヰョョ モ

ユヤ ヤ ヰョョ ビチバチビ

ヱンリチハチヮユヮ
モ

ヤヰロヰン
ヵユヮヱ
ピビパパ

ヨモリワ モヹリヴ ヨモリワ

ン ヨ ャ
パ パ パ
Item Setting details

COLOR TEMP Sets the color temperature when [COLOR TEMP SW] is set to “ON”.
An arrow will appear on the right if the value is too high or low.

GAIN R Sets the red correction level for the color temperature.

AXIS G Sets the green correction level for the color temperature.

GAIN B Sets the blue correction level for the color temperature.

COLOR TEMP Turn this on when adjusting the color temperature manually.
SW

PRI.MEM Stores the [COLOR TEMP], [GAIN R], [AXIS G], and [GAIN B] setting values to one of the five ROP memories ([A] to
[E]).

PRI.MEM Selects the one of the ROP memories ([A] to [E]).

The setting values stored in the selected memory are displayed in the following. The settings cannot be changed.

COLOR TEMP Displays the setting values stored in the memory selected in [PRI.MEM].

GAIN R

AXIS G

GAIN B

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10 CAM USER SW TEMP

The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera.

ヤ モヮチ ヶヴユンチ ヴヸ チ ヵ ユヮヱ ヒチバチヒ

ヤヰロヰン
ヵユヮヱ
ピビパパ

ヨモリワ モヹリヴ ヨモリワ

ン ヨ ャ
パ パ パ

Item Setting details

COLOR Sets the color temperature for when “C.TEMP” is assigned to the [USER 1], [USER 2], [USER 3], or [USER 4] button on the
TEMP camera and the function is enabled.

GAIN R Sets the red correction level for the color temperature.

AXIS G Sets the green correction level for the color temperature.

GAIN B Sets the blue correction level for the color temperature.

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11 WHITE SHADING
The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera.

ヸラリヵユチヴラモュリワヨ ヰョョ ヒチバチビ

ラチヴモヸ
ン ヨ ャ
パ パ パ
ラチヱモンモ
ン ヨ ャ
パ パ パ
ヷチヴモヸ
ン ヨ ャ
パ パ パ
ヸ ラ リヵ ユチ ヴラ モュリワヨ ヰョョ ビチバチビ
ヷチヱモンモ
ン ヨ ャ
パ パ パ
ヤヰンンユヤヵ
ヰョョ

Item Setting details

H SAW R Adjusts the white shading gain for R, G, and Bch in the horizontal direction using a sawtooth waveform.

H SAW G

H SAW B

H PARA R Adjusts the white shading gain for R, G, and Bch in the horizontal direction using a parabolic waveform.

H PARA G

H PARA B

V SAW R Adjusts the white shading gain for R, G, and Bch in the vertical direction using a sawtooth waveform.

V SAW G

V SAW B

V PARA R Adjusts the white shading gain for R, G, and Bch in the vertical direction using a parabolic waveform.

V PARA G

V PARA B

CORRECT Enables or disables white shading (sawtooth waveform or parabolic waveform) correction.

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12 FLARE
The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera.

ョロモンユ ヰョョ ヒチバチヒ

ョロモンユ
ン ヨ ャ
パ パ パ
ヮハョロモンユ

パ
ョロモンユ
ヰョョ

Item Setting details

FLARE R Adjusts the Rch flare.

FLARE G Adjusts the Gch flare.

FLARE B Adjusts the Bch flare.

M.FLARE Adjusts the master flare.

FLARE Enables or disables flare correction.

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13 GAMMA
The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera.

ヨモヮヮモ ヰョョ ヒチバチピ

ヨモヮヮモ
ン ヮモヴヵユン ャ
パ パハフブパパ パ
リワリヵリモロ
ヨモヮヮモ

フハブ
ヨモヮヮモ
ヮヰュユ
ラュ

ヨモヮヮモ ヰョョ ビチバチピ

ャロモヤレ ュヺワモヮリヤ
ヴヵンユヵヤラ ロユヷユロ

パ ブパパ
レワユユ
ヱヰリワヵ ヴロヰヱユ

ピパ ヒブパ
ヨモヮヮモ
ヰョョ

ヨモヮヮモ ヰョョ ピチバチピ

ュンヴ
ユョョユヤヵハュ ヴヸ

ブ ヰョョ

Item Setting details

GAMMA R Adjusts the red gamma characteristic for the master gamma.

GAMMA MASTER Adjusts the gamma characteristic.

GAMMA B Adjusts the blue gamma characteristic for the master gamma.

INITIAL GAMMA Sets the rising slope for the gamma.

GAMMA MODE Sets the gamma characteristic type.

BLACK STRETCH Sets the gamma stretch position for when [GAMMA MODE] is set to “FILM REC”.

DYNAMIC LEVEL Sets the dynamic range for when [GAMMA MODE] is set to “FILM REC”.

KNEE POINT Sets the knee point for when [GAMMA MODE] is set to “VIDEO REC”.

KNEE SLOPE Sets the knee slope for when [GAMMA MODE] is set to “VIDEO REC”.

GAMMA Enables or disables gamma correction.

DRS EFFECT.D Sets the compression level for high-brightness areas of the dynamic range stretcher function. Higher values
increase the compression level for high-brightness areas.

DRS SW Enables or disables the dynamic range stretcher function. When this is enabled, contrast is adjusted auto-
matically.

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14 BLACK GAMMA
The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera.

ャ ロモヤ レチ ヨモヮヮモチ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ ヰョョ ヒチバチヒ

ャロモヤレチヨモヮヮモ
ン ヮモヴヵユン ャ
パ パ パ
ャハヨモヮヮモ
ヰョョ

Item Setting details

BLACK GAMMA R Adjusts the red gamma characteristic near black for the master gamma.

BLACK GAMMA MASTER Adjusts the gamma characteristic near black.

BLACK GAMMA B Adjusts the blue gamma characteristic near black for the master gamma.

B.GAMMA Enables or disables the black gamma.

This setting is not available when [DRS] of [PAINT SWITCH] is set to “ON”.

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15 KNEE
The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera.

レワユユ ヰョョ ヒチバチヒ

ヱヰリワヵ
ン ヮモヴヵユン ャ
パハパパ ペブハパパ パハパパ
ヴロヰヱユ
ン ヮモヴヵユン ャ
パ ヒピパ パ
レワユユ

ヰョョ

Item Setting details

POINT R Adjusts the red knee point for [POINT MASTER].

POINT MASTER Sets the knee point position.

POINT B Adjusts the blue knee point for [POINT MASTER].

SLOPE R Adjusts the red knee slope for [SLOPE MASTER].

SLOPE MASTER Set the knee slope.

SLOPE B Adjusts the blue knee slope for [SLOPE MASTER].

KNEE Enables or disables the knee function.

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16 WHITE CLIP
The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera.

ヸ ラ リヵ ユチ ヤ ロリヱ ヰョョ ヒチバチヒ

ヸラリヵユチヤロリヱチロユヷユロ
ン ヮモヴヵユン ャ
パ ヒパペ パ
ラリノヤヰロヰン
ロユヷユロ

ピビ
ヸラリヵユ ラリヨラ
ヤロリヱ ヤヰロヰン
ヰョョ ヰョョ

Item Setting details

WHITE CLIP LEVEL R Adjusts red for [WHITE CLIP LEVEL MASTER].

WHITE CLIP LEVEL MASTER Set the white clip level.

WHITE CLIP LEVEL B Adjusts blue for [WHITE CLIP LEVEL MASTER].

HI-COLOR LEVEL Sets the level for the mode that expands dynamic range for colors.

WHITE CLIP Enables or disables the white clip function.

HIGH COLOR Sets whether to improve color reproducibility for high-brightness areas.

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17 DRS
The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera.

ュンヴ ヰョョ ヒチバチヒ

ユョョユヤヵ
ュユヱヵラ

ブ
ュンヴ
ヰョョ

Item Setting details

EFFECT Sets the compression level for high-brightness areas of the dynamic range stretcher function. Higher values increase the
DEPTH compression level for high-brightness areas.

DRS Enables or disables the dynamic range stretcher function. When this is enabled, contrast is adjusted automatically.

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18 HD DETAIL
The control destination differs depending on the unit configuration.

When the camera is an AK-UC4000

The control is performed for the camera.
When the camera is other than the above
When the system format is set to UHD, the control is performed for the CCU. Otherwise, the control is performed for the camera.

The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera.

ラ ュチ ュユヵ モリ ロ ヰョョ ヒチバチピ

ヮモヴヵユン ュユヵモリロチロヷ
ュユヵモリロ ラ ヷ

パ ヒブ ヒブ
ヱユモレ ヷチュユヵモリロ
ョンヲ ョンヲ ヤンリヴヱ

ヒブハパ ヒパ ヒパ
ロユヷユロ ュモンレ
ュユヱユワュユワヵ ュユヵモリロ

ベ ビ
ラ ュチ ュユヵ モリ ロ ヰョョ ビチバチピ
ュユヵモリロ
ヴヰヶンヤユ
ドヨヌンナバビ

ュユヵモリロ
ヨモリワドヌナ ヨモリワドノナ

パ パ
ュユヵモリロ
ヤロリヱチヌ ヤロリヱチノ

パ パ
ラ ュチ ュユヵ モリ ロ ヰョョ ピチバチピ
レワユユ ュユヵモリロ
モヱユンヵヶンユ レワユユ

ブ パ
ロヷチュヱワ ュハュヵロ
ュユヵモリロ ヴヸ ヴヸ
ヰョョ ヰョョ ヰョョ

Item Setting details

MASTER DETAIL Adjusts the level of master detail.

DETAIL LV H Adjusts the level of horizontal detail.

DETAIL LV V Adjusts the level of vertical detail.

PEAK FRQ Sets the peak frequency for the horizontal detail.

V DETAIL FRQ Set the V DETAIL frequency.

CRISP Set the noise elimination level for the detail signals

LEVEL DEPENDENT Set the level of dark detail removal.

DARK DETAIL Set the level of dark detail enhancement.

DETAIL SOURCE Selects the source signals for creating the detail components.

DETAIL GAIN (+) Changes the detail gain level in the + (up) direction

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Item Setting details

DETAIL GAIN ( - ) Changes the detail gain level in the - (down) direction

DETAIL CLIP+ Adjusts detail clipping to minimize scintillation resulting from excessive detail application.

DETAIL CLIP- This limits the length of the undershoot portion of the detail edge component.

KNEE APERTURE Adjusts the knee aperture level.

DETAIL KNEE Adjusts the knee detail component.

DETAIL Enables or disables the HD detail effect.

LV DPN SW Removes dark details.

D. DTL SW Enhances dark details.

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19 UHD DETAIL
The control destination differs depending on the unit configuration.

When the camera is an AK-UC4000

The control is performed for the camera.
When the camera is other than the above
The control is performed for the CCU.

The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera.

ヶラ ュチ ュユヵ モリロ ヰョョ ヒチバチビ

ヮモヴヵユン ュユヵモリロチロヷ
ュユヵモリロ ラ ヷ

パ ビパ ピビ
ヱユモレ ヤンリヴヱ
ョンヲ

フ ブ
ュユヵモリロ
ヤロリヱヌ ヤロリヱノ

パ パ
ヶラ ュチ ュユヵ モリロ ヰョョ ビチバチビ
レワユユ ュユヵモリロ
モヱユヵヶンユ レワユユ

ブ パ
ロユヷユロ ュモンレ
ュユヱユワュユワヵ ュユヵモリロ

ベ パ
ロヷチュヱワ ュハュヵロ
ュユヵモリロ ヴヸ ヴヸ
ヰョョ ヰョョ ヰョョ

Item Setting details

MASTER DETAIL Adjusts the level of master detail.

DETAIL LV H Adjusts the level of horizontal detail.

DETAIL LV V Adjusts the level of vertical detail.

PEAK FRQ Selects the contour correction frequency band (boost frequency or peak frequency). Changes the contour
width.

CRISP Set the noise elimination level for the detail signals.

DETAIL CLIP+ Adjusts detail clipping to minimize scintillation resulting from excessive detail application.

DETAIL CLIP- This limits the length of the undershoot portion of the detail edge component.

KNEE APERTURE Adjusts the knee aperture level.

DETAIL KNEE Adjusts the knee detail component.

LEVEL DEPENDENT Removes dark details.

Cannot be set simultaneously with [DARK DETAIL].

DARK DETAIL Set the level of dark detail enhancement.

Cannot be set simultaneously with [LEVEL DEPENDENT].

DETAIL Enables or disables the UHD detail effect.

LV DPN SW Removes dark details.

D. DTL SW Enhances dark details.

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20 SD DETAIL
The control destination differs depending on the unit configuration.

When the camera is an AK-UC4000

The fixed value is displayed. The setting cannot be changed.
When the camera is other than the above
The control is performed for the CCU. Otherwise, the control is performed for the camera.

The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera.

ヴュチ ュユヵ モリ ロ ヰョョ ヒチバチビ

ュユヵモリロチロヷ
ラ ヷ

ヒブ ビブ
ヱユモレヒ ヱユモレ⿁
ョンヲ ョンヲ ヤンリヴヱ

フハパ ヰョョ パ
ロユヷユロ ュモンレ
ュユヱユワュユワヵ ュユヵモリロ

パ パ
ヴュチ ュユヵ モリ ロ ヰョョ ビチバチビ

ュユヵモリロ
ヰョョ

Item Setting details

DETAIL LV H Adjusts the level of horizontal detail.

DETAIL LV V Adjusts the level of vertical detail.

PEAK1 FRQ Selects the contour correction frequency band (boost frequency or peak frequency). Changes the contour
width.

PEAK2 FRQ Selects the contour correction frequency band (boost frequency or peak frequency). Changes the contour
width.

CRISP Set the noise elimination level for the detail signals

LEVEL DEPENDENT Set the level of dark detail removal.

DARK DETAIL Set the level of dark detail enhancement.

DETAIL Enables or disables the SD detail effect.

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21 HD SKIN TONE DTL

The control destination differs depending on the unit configuration.

When the camera is an AK-UC4000

The control is performed for the camera.
When the camera is other than the above
When the system format is set to UHD, the control is performed for the CCU. Otherwise, the control is performed for the camera.

The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera.

ラ ュチ ヴレリ ワチ ヵ ヰワユチ ュヵ ロ ヰョョ ヒチバチピ

ヮユヮヰンヺ
ヴユロユヤヵ ヤヶンヴヰン
モ ヰョョ

ヱヰヴ ヴレリワ
ラ ヷ ヨユヵ
ブパハパパ ブパハパパ ドㄑㄖㄔㄉナ

・ユャンモ ・ユャンモ ユョョユヤヵ

ヴヸリヵヤラ ユョョユヤヵ ヮユヮヰンヺ
ヰョョ モ モ

ラ ュチ ヴレリ ワチ ヵ ヰワユチ ュヵ ロ ヰョョ ビチバチピ

ヴレリワチヵヰワユ
ヤンリヴヱ
ヌプピ

リチヤユワヵユン リチヸリュヵラ

ベヘ ビパ
ヲチヸリュヵラ ヲチヱラモヴユ

フピ ペパ
ラ ュチ ヴレリ ワチ ヵ ヰワユチ ュヵ ロ ヰョョ ピチバチピ
ヴレリワチヵヰワユ
ュユヵモリロ
ヰョョ

Item Setting details

MEMORY SELECT Changes memory for saving the skin tone detail setting values(CRISP, PHASE, WIDTH and SATURATION).

CURSOR Enables or disables the position cursor that obtains the saturation and color phase information for controlling
skin tone detail effects.

POS H Sets horizontal cursor position.

POS V Sets vertical cursor position.

SKIN GET Automatically acquire saturation and hue information from the cursor position.

ZEBRA SWITCH Sets whether to add a zebra pattern to the Y signals of the PM output to make areas subject to skin tone
detail effects easily identifiable.

ZEBRA EFFECT Selects the memory to which skin tone detail effects will be added.

EFFECT MEMORY Selects the memory to which skin tone detail effects will be added.

SKIN TONE CRISP Removes very faint noise components from detail components in skin tone areas.

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Item Setting details

I CENTER Sets the center position (area to which skin tone is applied) on the I axis.

I WIDTH Sets the width of the area to which skin tone is applied on the I axis using the [I CENTER] setting as the cen-
ter.

Q WIDTH Expands the width of skin tone areas in a range from 0 to 255.

Q PHASE Changes the color phase of skin tone areas in a range from 0 to 359 on a vector display.

SKIN TONE DETAIL Enables or disables the skin tone detail function.

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22 UHD SKIN TONE DTL

The control destination differs depending on the unit configuration.

When the camera is an AK-UC4000

The control is performed for the camera.
When the camera is other than the above
The control is performed for the CCU.

The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera.

ヶラ ュチ ヴレリワチ ヵ ヰワユチ ュヵ ロ ヰョョ ヒチバチピ

ヮユヮヰンヺ
ヴユロユヤヵ ヤヶンヴヰン
モ ヰョョ

ヱヰヴ ヴレリワ
ラ ヷ ヨユヵ
ブパハパパ ブパハパパ ドㄑㄖㄔㄉナ

・ユャンモ ・ユャンモ ユョョユヤヵ

ヴヸリヵヤラ ユョョユヤヵ ヮユヮヰンヺ
ヰョョ モ モ

ヶラ ュチ ヴレリワチ ヵ ヰワユチ ュヵ ロ ヰョョ ビチバチピ

ヴレリワチヵヰワユ
ヤンリヴヱ
ヌプピ

リチヤユワヵユン リチヸリュヵラ

ベヘ ビパ
ヲチヸリュヵラ ヲチヱラモヴユ

フピ ペパ
ヶラ ュチ ヴレリワチ ヵ ヰワユチ ュヵ ロ ヰョョ ピチバチピ
ヴレリワチヵヰワユ
ュユヵモリロ
ヰョョ

Item Setting details

MEMORY Changes memory for saving the skin tone detail setting values(CRISP, PHASE, WIDTH and SATURATION).
SELECT

CURSOR Enables or disables the position cursor that obtains the saturation and color phase information for controlling skin
tone detail effects.

POS H Sets horizontal cursor position.

POS V Sets vertical cursor position.

SKIN GET Automatically acquire saturation and hue information from the cursor position.

ZEBRA SWITCH Sets whether to add a zebra pattern to the Y signals of the PM output to make areas subject to skin tone detail
effects easily identifiable.

ZEBRA EFFECT Selects the memory to which skin tone detail effects will be added

EFFECT Selects the memory to which skin tone detail effects will be added.
MEMORY

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Item Setting details

SKIN TONE Removes very faint noise components from detail components in skin tone areas.
CRISP

I CENTER Sets the center position (area to which skin tone is applied) on the I axis.

I WIDTH Sets the width of the area to which skin tone is applied on the I axis using the [I CENTER] setting as the center.

Q WIDTH Expands the width of skin tone areas in a range from 0 to 255.

Q PHASE Changes the color phase of skin tone areas in a range from 0 to 359 on a vector display.

SKIN TONE Enables or disables the skin tone detail function.

DETAIL

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23 LINEAR MATRIX
The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera.

ロリ ワユモンチ ヮモヵ ンリ ヹ ヰョョ ヒチバチピ

ヱンユヴユヵ ロリワユモン ヤヰロヰン
ヮモヵンリヹ ヵモャロユ ヤヰンンユヤヵ
ワヰンヮ モ モ

ヮモヵンリヹドンチノチヨナ
ヱ ワ

パ パ
ヮモヵンリヹドンチノチャナ
ヱ ワ

パ パ
ロリ ワユモンチ ヮモヵ ンリ ヹ ヰョョ ビチバチピ
ヮモヵンリヹドヨチノチンナ
ヱ ワ

パ パ
ヮモヵンリヹドヨチノチャナ
ヱ ワ

パ パ
ヮモヵンリヹドャチノチンナ
ヱ ワ

パ パ
ロリ ワユモンチ ヮモヵ ンリ ヹ ヰョョ ピチバチピ
ヮモヵンリヹドャチノチヨナ
ヱ ワ

パ パ
ヤヰロヰン ロリワユモン
ヮモヵンリヹ ヤヰンンユヤヵ ヮモヵンリヹ
ヰョョ ヰョョ ヰョョ

Item Setting details

PRESET MATRIX Sets the preset matrix.

LINEAR TABLE Selects the linear matrix table.

COLOR CORRECT Selects the color correction table.

MATRIX(R-G) P Adjusts the linear matrix between red and green.

Not available when [MATRIX] is set to “OFF”.
MATRIX(R-G) N

MATRIX(R-B) P Adjusts the linear matrix between red and blue.

Not available when [MATRIX] is set to “OFF”.
MATRIX(R-B) N

MATRIX(G-R) P Adjusts the linear matrix between green and red.

Not available when [MATRIX] is set to “OFF”.
MATRIX(G-R) N

MATRIX(G-B) P Adjusts the linear matrix between green and blue.

Not available when [MATRIX] is set to “OFF”.
MATRIX(G-B) N

MATRIX(B-R) P Adjusts the linear matrix between blue and red.

Not available when [MATRIX] is set to “OFF”.
MATRIX(B-R) N

MATRIX(B-G) P Adjusts the linear matrix between blue and green.

Not available when [MATRIX] is set to “OFF”.
MATRIX(B-G) N

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Item Setting details

MATRIX Enables or disables the matrix function.

COLOR CORRECT Enables or disables the 12-axis color correction function.

LINEAR MATRIX Enables or disables the linear matrix function.

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24 COLOR CORRECTION
The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera.

ヤ ヰロヰンチ ヤ ヰンンユヤ ヵ リヰワ ヰョョ ヒチバチプ

ヱンユヴユヵ ロリワユモン ヤヰンンユヤヵ
ヮモヵンリヹ ヵモャロユ ヵモャロユ
ワヰンヮ モ モ

ヤヰロヰン
ヤヰンンユヤヵ ヴモヵ ヱラモヴユ
ヨ パ パ

ヴモヵ ヱラモヴユ
ヨ ヨ
パ パ

ヤ ヰロヰンチ ヤ ヰンンユヤ ヵ リヰワ ヰョョ ビチバチプ

ヴモヵ ヱラモヴユ
ヨ㄀ヤヺ ヨ㄀ヤヺ
パ パ

ヴモヵ ヱラモヴユ
ヤヺ ヤヺ
パ パ

ヴモヵ ヱラモヴユ
ヤヺ㄀ャ ヤヺ㄀ャ
パ パ

ヤ ヰロヰンチ ヤ ヰンンユヤ ヵ リヰワ ヰョョ ピチバチプ

ヴモヵ ヱラモヴユ
ャ ャ
パ パ

ヴモヵ ヱラモヴユ
ャ㄀ヮヨ ャ㄀ヮヨ
パ パ

ヴモヵ ヱラモヴユ
ヮヨ ヮヨ
パ パ

ヤ ヰロヰンチ ヤ ヰンンユヤ ヵ リヰワ ヰョョ フチバチプ

ヴモヵ ヱラモヴユ
ヮヨ㄀ン ヮヨ㄀ン
パ パ

ヴモヵ ヱラモヴユ
ン ン
パ パ

ヴモヵ ヱラモヴユ
ン㄀ヺユ ン㄀ヺユ
パ パ

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ヤ ヰロヰンチ ヤ ヰンンユヤ ヵ リヰワ ヰョョ ブチバチプ

ヴモヵ ヱラモヴユ
ヺユ ヺユ
パ パ

ヴモヵ ヱラモヴユ
ヺユ㄀ヨ ヺユ㄀ヨ
パ パ

ヤヶンヴヰン
ヰョョ

ヤ ヰロヰンチ ヤ ヰンンユヤ ヵ リヰワ ヰョョ プチバチプ

ヱヰヴ
ラ ヷ ヨユヵ
ブパハパパ ブパハパパ ドㄑㄖㄔㄉナ

ヤヰロヰン ロリワユモン
ヮモヵンリヹ ヤヰンンユヤヵ ヮモヵンリヹ
ヰョョ ヰョョ ヰョョ

Item Setting details

PRESET MATRIX Enables or disables the linear matrix function.

LINEAR TABLE Selects the linear matrix table.

CORRECT TABLE Selects the color correction table.

COLOR CORRECT Selects the color component in 12 AXIS matrix memory to adjust.

SAT Adjusts the saturation of the color component selected in [COLOR CORRECT].

PHASE Adjusts the hue of the color component selected in [COLOR CORRECT].

SAT G Adjusts the color saturation of color components in 12 AXIS matrix memory.

SAT G_CY When [COLOR CORRECT] is set to “OFF”, the adjustment effects will not be applied.

SAT CY

SAT CY_B

SAT B

SAT B_MG

SAT MG

SAT MG_R

SAT R

SAT R_YE

SAT YE

SAT YE_G

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Item Setting details

PHASE G Adjusts the color phase of color components in 12 AXIS matrix memory.

PHASE G_CY When [COLOR CORRECT] is set to “OFF”, the adjustment effects will not be applied.

PHASE CY

PHASE CY_B

PHASE B

PHASE B_MG

PHASE MG

PHASE MG_R

PHASE R

PHASE R_YE

PHASE YE

PHASE YE_G

CURSOR Set whether to display the box cursor on the camera output image.

POS H Adjusts the horizontal position of the cursor.

POS V Adjusts the vertical position of the cursor.

GET Automatically obtains color information from the cursor position, and applies the information of the axis for
which you want to match colors to [COLOR CORRECT].

MATRIX Enables or disables the matrix function.

COLOR CORRECT Enables or disables the 12-axis color correction function.

LINEAR MATRIX Enables or disables the linear matrix function.

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25 SKIN CORRECTION
The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera.

ヴレリワチ ヤ ヰンンユヤ ヵ リヰワチ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ ヒチバチヒ

ヴレリワチモンユモ
ラヶユ ヵヰワユ

パ パ
ヴレリワチモンユモ
ヴヸ ヵモャロユ
ヰョョ モ

Item Setting details

SKIN AREA HUE Finely adjusts the hue of the skin area.

SKIN AREA TONE Finely adjusts the tone of the skin area.

SKIN AREA SW Enables or disables the fine adjustment function for near skin tone color.

SKIN AREA TABLE Selects the skin area table.

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26 DNR
The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera.

ュワン ヰョョ ヒチバチヒ

ュワン
ロユヷユロ

ピ
ュワンチヴヸ
ヰョョ

Item Setting details

DNR LEVEL Sets the level for the noise reduction.

DNR SW Enables/disables the noise reduction function.

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27 SHUTTER SELECT
The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera.

ヴラ ヶヵ ヵ ユンチ ヴユロユヤ ヵ ヒチバチビ

ヱヰヴリヵリヰワ
ヒ ビ ピ

ヒパパ ヒビパ ヒビブ

ヱヰヴリヵリヰワ
フ ブ プ

ビブパ ブパパ ヒパパパ

ヱヰヴリヵリヰワ
ヘ ベ

ヒブパパ ビパパパ
ヴラ ヶヵ ヵ ユンチ ヴユロユヤ ヵ ビチバチビ

ヴラヶヵヵユン
ヰョョ
ュヴャロ

Item Setting details

POSITION1 Sets the shutter speed for [POSITION1] to [POSITION8].

POSITION2

POSITION3

POSITION4

POSITION5

POSITION6

POSITION7

POSITION8

SHUTTER OFF Selects whether to include shutter OFF when switching the shutter position.

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28 LENS FILE/EDIT
The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera.

ロユワヴチ ョリロユバ ユュリヵ ヒチバチフ

ロユワヴ
ヮヰュユ ョリロユチワㄐハ ョリロユチヴヸ
ロヰモュ ヰョョ ヰョョ

ョリロユチワモヮユ ノ

ユヹユヤヶヵユ
ワヰム

ロユワヴチ ョリロユバ ユュリヵ ビチバチフ

ユヹヵユワュユン ョリロユチワㄐハ
ヹヒ ヰョョ

ョリロユチワモヮユ ノ

ョロモンユ
ン ヨ ャ
パ パ パ
ロユワヴチ ョリロユバ ユュリヵ ピチバチフ
ヨモリワ
ン ャ
パ パ
ヸチラチヴモヸ
ン ヨ ャ
パ パ パ
ヸチラチヱモンモ
ン ヨ ャ
パ パ パ
ロユワヴチ ョリロユバ ユュリヵ フチバチフ
ヸチヷチヴモヸ
ン ヨ ャ
パ パ パ
ヸチヷチヱモンモ
ン ヨ ャ
パ パ パ
ヴヵヰンユ
ワヶヮ ヴヵヰンユ ヤモワヤユロ
ヒ ワヰム ワヰム

Item Setting details

MODE Saves the current lens file in the camera (STORE) or loads a lens file stored in the camera (LOAD).

FILE No. Selects the file.

LENS FILE SW Enables or disables the LENS file.

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Item Setting details

FILE NAME Displays the file name of the file number specified in [FILE No.].
The file name can be changed when [MODE] is set to “STORE”.
Use [MENU] dials 1 and 2 to change the file name.

ロユワヴチ ョリロユバユュリ ヵ ヒチバチフ

ロユワヴ
ヮヰュユ ョリロユチワㄐハ ョリロユチヴヸ
ヴヵヰンユ ヒ ヰョョ

ョリロユチワモヮユ ロユワヴチチョリロユチチヒ
ユワヤヒチホチヤラモンチチユワヤビチホチヱヰヴリヵリヰワ

ユヹユヤヶヵユ
ワヰム

1 2

[MENU] dial 1 (far left): Selects the character.

[MENU] dial 2 (second from left): Selects the character position.

EXECUTE When [MODE] is set to “LOAD”

Load the file.
When [MODE] is set to “STORE”
Save the file.

EXTENDER Sets the current magnification of the lens extender.

FILE No. Displays the number of the lens file currently loaded.

FILE NAME Displays the name of the lens file currently loaded.

FLARE R Adjusts the R flare of the display data.

FLARE G Adjusts the G flare of the display data.

FLARE B Adjusts the B flare of the display data.

GAIN R Adjusts the R gain of the display data.

GAIN B Adjusts the B gain of the display data.

W H SAW R Adjusts the R, G, and Bch white shading of the display data in the horizontal direction using a sawtooth wave-
form.
W H SAW G

W H SAW B

W H PARA R Adjusts the R, G, and Bch white shading of the display data in the horizontal direction using a parabolic wave-
form.
W H PARA G

W H PARA B

W V SAW R Adjusts the R, G, and Bch white shading of the display data in the vertical direction using a sawtooth wave-
form.
W V SAW G

W V SAW B

W V PARA R Adjusts the R, G, and Bch white shading of the display data in the vertical direction using a parabolic wave-
form.
W V PARA G

W V PARA B

STORE NUM Specifies the number of the LENS file to be registered.

STORE Saves the [FLARE R/G/B], [GAIN R/B], [W H SAW R/G/B], [W H PARA R/G/B], [W V SAW R/G/B], and [W V
PARA R/G/B] settings to the lens file specified in [FILE No.].

CANCEL Discards changes to the [FLARE R/G/B], [GAIN R/B], [W H SAW R/G/B], [W H PARA R/G/B], [W V SAW
R/G/B], and [W V PARA R/G/B] settings, and returns them to their previous states.

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29 MONITOR
The setting values will vary depending on the connected CCU.

ヮヰワリ ヵ ヰン ヒチバチヒ
ヮヰワリ ヵ ヰン
ン ヨ ャ
ヰョョ ヰョョ ヰョョ

ヮヰワリ ヵ ヰン
ヴユヲ ユワヤ
ヰョョ ヰワ

Item Setting details

MONITOR R Turns the R monitor on or off.

MONITOR G Turns the G monitor on or off.

MONITOR B Turns the B monitor on or off.

MONITOR SEQ Turns the SEQ monitor on or off.

MONITOR ENC Turns the ENC monitor on or off.

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30 SYSTEM CAM
The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera.

ヴヺ ヴヵ ユヮチ ヤ モヮ ヒチバチフ

ョヰンヮモヵ
ヒパベパバブペハペフㄑ

ヵモロレチヰョョ
リワヤヰヮヒ リワヤヰヮビ
ドㄑㄖㄔㄉナ ドㄑㄖㄔㄉナ

ヮリヤヒ
ヨモリワ ロリワユチロヷ モヮヱ
プパ パ パ

ヴヺ ヴヵ ユヮチ ヤ モヮ ビチバチフ
ヮリヤビ
ヨモリワ ロリワユチロヷ モヮヱ
プパ パ パ

ヴラヰヰヵリワヨ
ヮヰュユ ヤモヮチョモワ
ワヰンヮモロ ワヰンヮモロ

ヵモロロヺ
ヨヶモンュ
ヰョョ

ヴヺ ヴヵ ユヮチ ヤ モヮ ピチバチフ
モヴヶ モヴヶ モヴヶチヮハヱユュ
ョリロヵユン ヮヰュユ ヵモンヨユヵ
ンユョ ョヶロロ ピハパ

モヴヶ チンユョハ
ンユョハョリロユ ンユヤモロロ
チョヤヵンヺ チョヤヵンヺ

ヤモャロユ ヤヵンロ
ヤヰワワユヤヵ ンヰヵモヵリヰワ
ラヺャンリュ ヮㄐㄅㄆヒ

ヴヺ ヴヵ ユヮチ ヤ モヮ フチバチフ
ヵモロロヺ
ヤヰワヵンヰロ リワヱヶヵ
ヰョョ ヤモヮヒ

Item Setting details

FORMAT Set the camera format. When the unit is connected to a CCU, this item is only displayed and cannot be
changed.

TALK OFF INCOM1 Sets TALK for INCOM1 to OFF.

TALK OFF INCOM2 Sets TALK for INCOM2 to OFF.

MIC1 GAIN Makes coarse adjustments of the MIC1 gain.

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Item Setting details

MIC1 LINE LV Adjusts the level for input to the camera's <MIC 1> connector.

MIC1 AMP Makes fine adjustments of the MIC1 gain.

(1 dB increments)

MIC2 GAIN Makes coarse adjustments of the MIC2 gain.

MIC2 LINE LV Adjusts the level for input to the camera's <MIC 2> connector.

MIC2 AMP Makes fine adjustments of the MIC2 gain.

(1 dB increments)

SHOOTING MODE Sets the shooting mode.

CAM FAN Sets the camera's cooling fan operation.

TALLY GUARD When set to ON, this function disables automatic ASU, AWB, ABB operation while the tally is ON.

ASU FILTER Sets the operation of the ND/CC filter when auto setup is started.
REF
The filter stored in the reference file is used when operation starts.
CURRENT
Auto setup starts at the filter position made prior to startup.

ASU MODE Selects the auto setup mode setting.

ASU M. PED TARGET Sets the position where the master pedestal is to be converged when auto setup is started.

ASU REF.FILE Specifies the reference file used during auto setup.

REF.RECALL Sets the reference file that is recalled when the [REF. RECALL] button is pressed.

CABLE CONNECT Displays the CCU connection cable setting. You can change the setting via menu operations on the
camera itself.
HYBRID
Indicates that the CCU is connected via an optical fiber multi cable.
FIBER
Indicates that the CCU is connected via an optical fiber cable.

CTRL ROTATION A mode that operates based on the numerical value and a mode that operates based on the effect are
available. For details, refer to the operating instructions of the camera.

TALLY CONTROL Sets whether or not to notify the camera when there is a tally input from the <PREVIEW> connector.
When this set to “ON”, notification is sent if there is a tally input when the camera set in [TALLY INPUT] is
selected.
This is enabled when other than “Serial”, “LAN”, “Serial(AK)”, and “LAN(AK)” is set in [CONNECT
SETTING].

TALLY INPUT Sets the camera to be notified of a tally input when [TALLY CONTROL] is set to “ON”.
This is enabled when other than “Serial”, “LAN”, “Serial(AK)”, and “LAN(AK)” is set in [CONNECT
SETTING].

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31 SYSTEM CCU
The setting values will vary depending on the connected CCU.

ヴヺ ヴヵ ユヮチ ヤ ヤ ヶ ヒチバチフ

ョヰンヮモヵ
ヒパベパチバチブパㄑ

ンユヵヶンワヒ ンユヵヶンワビ ンユヵヶンワピ

ヴユロユヤヵ ヴユロユヤヵ ヴユロユヤヵ
ンユヵヒ ンユヵビ ンユヵピ

ンユヵヶンワフ ンユヵヶンワ ヤモヮユンモ

ヴユロユヤヵ ョヴ ワヶヮャユン
ンユヵフ ヰョョ ヒ

ヴヺ ヴヵ ユヮチ ヤ ヤ ヶ ビチバチフ
ュバヤ ヶバヤ
ヮヰュユ ヮヰュユ
ヴヤ ヴヤ

ャモンヴ
ラュ ヴュ
モンリャ ヴヮヱヵユ

ヤバャ ヴュリベ
ヴユヵヶヱ ヰヶヵ
ヤヰヮヱヴヵ ヱヮ

ヴヺ ヴヵ ユヮチ ヤ ヤ ヶ ピチバチフ
ラュチラ
ヤヰモンヴユ ョリワユ
パ パ

ヴュチラ
ヤヰモンヴユ ョリワユ
パ パ

ヤモャロユ
ヴュノラュチヷ ヴヤラ ヤヰワワユヤヵ
ヰラ パ ラヺャンリュ

ヴヺ ヴヵ ユヮチ ヤ ヤ ヶ フチバチフ

ョヰンヮモヵチヮヰュユドㄑㄖㄔㄉナ
ヶラュドブペハペフナ

Item Setting details

FORMAT Selects the format that is output from the CCU.

The CCU specifies the format to the camera based on the format selected here.

RETURN1 SELECT Sets the input allocations of return signal 1.

RETURN2 SELECT Sets the input allocations of return signal 2.

RETURN3 SELECT Sets the input allocations of return signal 3.

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Item Setting details

RETURN4 SELECT Sets the input allocations of return signal 4.

RETURN FS Set the delay mode for the HD return signals.

CAMERA NUMBER Changes the camera number controlled by the CCU.

D/C MODE Selects the down-conversion system for video output from SD SDI and VBS.

U/C MODE Selects the video up-conversion system used for SD SDI and VBS return videos.

BARS HD Specifies the HD color bar output by the CCU.

BARS SD Specifies the SD color bar output by the CCU.

C/B SETUP Set the SD signal output for use with color bar output.
The “SETUP7.5%” setting is not valid when “SD_SD” is selected.

SDI8 OUT Performs PM/NORMAL switching for SDI8 OUT.

HD H COARSE Make the coarse setting of the H_FINE phase used with GL HD REF.

HD H FINE Make the fine setting of the H_FINE phase used with GL HD REF.

SD H COARSE Make the coarse setting of the H_FINE phase used with GL SD REF.

SD H FINE Make the fine setting of the H_FINE phase used with GL SD REF.

SD-HD V Set the vertical phase used with down-convert SD REF.

When the [24PsF GL MODE] setting for the CCU is “NORMAL”, this is fixed to “0H”.
When the [24PsF GL MODE] setting for the CCU is “ADVANCE”, this is fixed to “0H_SD_DLAY”.
With 1080/59.94i(24P), this is fixed to “0H”.

SCH Adjust the SCH phase of VBS output.

CABLE CONNECT Displays the camera connection cable setting. You can change the setting via menu operations on the CCU
itself.
HYBRID
Indicates that the camera is connected via an optical fiber multi cable.
FIBER
Indicates that the camera is connected via an optical fiber cable.

FORMAT MODE(push) Selects the CCU format mode.

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32 CAMERA MENU CONTROL

This menu can be operated when the setting value for the CCU picture monitor (PM) is 720p.

ヤ モヮユンモチ ヮユワヶチ ヤ ヰワヵ ンヰロ ヒチバチヒ

ヮユワヶ ヤヶンヴヰンバ
ヰワバヰョョ ヱモンモヮユヵユン ユヹユヤヶヵユ
ヰョョ ドㄕㄖㄓㄏナ ドㄑㄖㄔㄉナ

___ indicates factory default settings.

Item Setting value Setting details

MENU ON/OFF OFF Turns the menu on or off.

ON

CURSOR/PARAMETER - Moves the menu cursor or changes setting values.

EXECUTE - Executes the selected process.

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33 CCU MENU CONTROL

ヤ ヤ ヶチ ヮユワヶチ ヤ ヰワヵ ンヰロ ヒチバチヒ

ヮユワヶ ヤヶンヴヰンバ
ヰワバヰョョ ヱモンモヮユヵユン ユヹユヤヶヵユ
ヰョョ ドㄕㄖㄓㄏナ ドㄑㄖㄔㄉナ

___ indicates factory default settings.

Item Setting value Setting details

MENU ON/OFF OFF Turns the menu on or off.

ON

CURSOR/PARAMETER - Moves the menu cursor or changes setting values.

EXECUTE - Executes the selected process.

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34 ROP SETTING
ンヰヱ チ ヴユヵ ヵ リワヨ ヒチバチプ
ヤヰワヵンヰロドヮユワヶナ
ヒ ビ ピ
ヨモリワ ヨモヮヮモ レワユユ

ヤヰワヵンヰロドヮユワヶナ ャハヨモヮヮモ
フ ブ ヴヸ
ラュハュ ヮモヵンリヹ ヴュン

ヮヰュユドヰワバヰョョナ
ヒ ビ ピ
ョロモンユ ヨモヮヮモ レワユユ

ンヰヱ チ ヴユヵ ヵ リワヨ ビチバチプ

ヮヰュユドヰワバヰョョナ ユヤヤチャヵワ
フ ブ ヤヵンロ
ヸハヤロリヱ ラュハュ ヷモン

モヴヴリヨワ ヶヴユン リンリヴ

ャヶヵヵヰワ モヴヴリヨワ ロユヷチヮヰュユ
ラハヤランヮ ヨモリワ モャヴ

ュヵロ ヴレリワ
ヤモヮチヴユロ ヷヰロ ュヵロチヴヸ
ヤモヮヒ ヶラュ ヶラュ

ンヰヱ チ ヴユヵ ヵ リワヨ ピチバチプ

ロヤュ ヱモワユロチロユュ
ャンリヨラヵ ャンリヨラヵ
ヒパ ピ

ヘヴユヨチャンリヨラヵ
ヨンヰヶヱチヒ ヨンヰヶヱチビ
ヘ ヘ

チャヶ・・ユン ヱユンリヰュ ヤヺヤロユ

ヰワ パ パハピ

ンヰヱ チ ヴユヵ ヵ リワヨ フチバチプ

ヴヵュチヱヰヴリヵリヰワ
ヮハヨモリワ ヷモン
パ パハパ

ヴヵュチヱヰヴリヵリヰワ リンリヴ
ワュ ヤヤ ヱンリヰンリヵヺ
ビ モ ワヰワ

ンヰヱチュモヵモ ヴュチヤモンュ
ヴモヷユ ロヰモュ ョヰンヮモヵ
ワヰム ワヰム ワヰム

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ンヰヱ チ ヴユヵ ヵ リワヨ ブチバチプ

リワリヵリモロ ヱヰヸユン
ㄘㄊㄕㄉチワヸ リワリヵリモロ ャヶヵヵヰワ
ワヰム ワヰム ヴラヰンヵ

リンリヴチヤモロリャンモヵリヰワ
ヵヰヱ ャヰヵヵヰヮ
ワヰム ワヰム

ヱモリワヵ
ヶヱヨンモュユ ヷヰロチヤヰ
ワヰム ヴヵュ

ンヰヱ チ ヴユヵ ヵ リワヨ プチバチプ

ヴヺヴヵユヮチヷユンヴリヰワ ヒハパパノパパノパハパパ

ヴヰョヵチヷユンヴリヰワチチチチチチチ ヒハパパノパパノパハパパ

ョヱヨモチヷユンヴリヰワ ヒハパパノパパノパハパパ

___ indicates factory default settings.

Item Setting value Setting details

CONTROL(MENU)1 PAINT Sets the functions to assign to buttons [1] to [5] (CONTROL/MODE).
SHUT The setting values represent the following menu names.
B.SHD PAINT: PAINT SWITCH
PED SHUT: SHUTTER SPEED
H.CHRM B.SHD: BLACK SHADING
U.CHRM PED: PEDESTAL
GAIN H.CHRM: HD CHROMA
TEMP U.CHRM: UHD CHROMA
CONTROL(MENU)2 ECC GAIN: RB GAIN
TEMP U TEMP: COLOR TEMP
W.SHD ECC: ECC
FLARE TEMP U: CAM USER SW TEMP
GAMMA W.SHD: WHITE SHADING
B.GAM FLARE: FLARE
KNEE GAMMA: GAMMA
W.CLIP B.GAM: BLACK GAMMA
DRS KNEE: KNEE
CONTROL(MENU)3 HD.D W.CLIP: WHITE CLIP
UHD.D DRS: DRS
SD.D HD.D: HD DETAIL
HD S.DTL UHD.D: UHD DETAIL
UHD S.DTL SD.D: SD DETAIL
MATRIX HD S.DTL: HD SKIN TONE DTL
C.CORR UHD S.DTL: UHD SKIN TONE DTL
S.CORR MATRIX: LINEAR MATRIX
CONTROL(MENU)4 DNR C.CORR: COLOR CORRECTION
S.SEL S.CORR: SKIN CORRECTION
REF DNR: DNR
A.IRIS S.SEL: SHUTTER SELECT
SD S.DTL REF: REFERENCE
HDR PAINT A.IRIS: AUTO IRIS SETTING
SD S.DTL: SD SKIN TONE DTL (Enabled when [CONNECT SETTING] is set to “Serial
(AK)” or “LAN(AK)”.)
CONTROL(MENU)5 HDR PAINT: HDR-PAINT
Factory settings
CONTROL(MENU)1: GAIN
CONTROL(MENU)2: GAMMA
CONTROL(MENU)3: KNEE
CONTROL(MENU)4: HD.D
CONTROL(MENU)5: MATRIX

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Item Setting value Setting details

B.GAMMA SW HDR You can select “HDR” (HLG B.GAMMA) or “SDR” (B.GAMMA) as the target for enabling
SDR or disabling under [B.GAMMA SW].

MODE(ON/OFF)1 GAMMA Sets the functions to assign to buttons [1] to [5] (CONTROL/MODE).
FLARE The setting values represent the following functions.
KNEE GAMMA: GAMMA
W.CLIP FLARE: FLARE
H.CHRM KNEE: KNEE
MODE(ON/OFF)2 U.CHRM W.CLIP: WHITE CLIP
H.COL H.CHRM: HD CHROMA
UHD.D U.CHRM: UHD CHROMA
HD.D H.COL : HIGH COLOR
D.EXT UHD.D : UHD DETAIL
S.CORR HD.D : HD DETAIL
MODE(ON/OFF)3
SHOOT D.EXT : D.EXT
5600K S.CORR: SKIN CORRECTION
ECC A to E SHOOT : SHOOTING
UP 5600K: Turns ECC on, and sets the color temperature to 5600K.
DOWN ECC A to E: Sets the color temperature stored to memory in the ECC menu.
MODE(ON/OFF)4 SD.D UP, DOWN: Switches the page of the TOP MENU.
HDR.K SD.D: SD DTL
HDR.K: HLG KNEE
Factory settings
MODE(ON/OFF)1: FLARE
MODE(ON/OFF)5
MODE(ON/OFF)2: GAMMA
MODE(ON/OFF)3: KNEE
MODE(ON/OFF)4: W.CLIP
MODE(ON/OFF)5: HD.D

ECC BTN CTRL VAR Sets the control method of the [CC] setting buttons when the [ECC] button on the
MEM front panel is lit (ON).
VAR
Performs INC/DEC controls for [COLOR TEMP] values.
MEM
Recalls setting value presets (A to E) registered in the [ECC] menu.
The recalled memory preset appears on the [CC] display.
When the [ECC] button is ON (lit), the previously recalled memory preset is dis-
played. (“A” is displayed under default conditons.)

ASSIGN BUTTON GAMMA Sets the function to assign to the [ASSIGN] button.
FLARE The setting values represent the following functions.
KNEE GAMMA: GAMMA
W.CLIP FLARE: FLARE
H.CHRM KNEE: KNEE
U.CHRM W.CLIP: WHITE CLIP
H.COL H.CHRM: HD CHROMA
UHD.D U.CHRM: UHD CHROMA
HD.D H.COL : HIGH COLOR
D.EXT UHD.D : UHD DETAIL
S.CORR HD.D : HD DETAIL
SHOOT D.EXT : D.EXT
5600K S.CORR: SKIN CORRECTION
ECC A to E SHOOT : SHOOTING
SD.D 5600K: Turns ECC on, and sets the color temperature to 5600K.
HDR.K ECC A to E: Sets the color temperature stored to memory in the ECC menu.
SD.D: SD DTL (Enabled when [CONNECT SETTING] is set to “Serial(AK)” or “LAN
(AK)”.)
HDR.K: HLG KNEE

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Item Setting value Setting details

USER ASSIGN GAIN Sets the function to assign to [USER] of the [SELECT] dial.
M.GAMM The setting values represent the following functions.
H.CHRM GAIN : GAIN (operates the R, G, and B gain values simultaneously. This value will be
U.CHRM “0” when auto white balance adjustment is performed. The value will also be “0” when
DRS the function assigned to USER ASSIGN has been changed to something besides
KNEE.S “GAIN”, or when switching to another camera.)
UHD S.DTL M.GAMM : MASTER GAMMA
HD S.DTL H.CHRM : HD CHROMA GAIN
S.HUE U.CHRM : UHD CHROMA GAIN
S.TONE DRS: DRS
KNEE.S : KNEE SLOPE
UHD S.DTL : UHD SKIN DTL
HD S.DTL : HD SKIN DTL
S.HUE : SKIN CORRECTION(HUE)
S.TONE : SKIN CORRECTION(TONE)

IRIS LEV MODE ABS Selects between absolute values or relative values to be used for IRIS control oper-
RLTV ations.
ABS: Absolute value control.
RLTV: Relative value control.

CAM SEL CAM1 to CAM99 Switches between connected cameras.

DTL VOL UHD Selects the target of detail control operations on the panel.
HD UHD: Control UHD detail.
SD HD: Control HD detail.
SD: Control SD detail.

SKIN DTL SW UHD Selects the target of skin tone detail control operations on the panel.
HD UHD: Control UHD skin tone detail.
SD HD: Control HD skin tone detail.
SD: Control SD skin tone detail. (Enabled when [CONNECT SETTING] is set to “Serial
(AK)” or “LAN(AK)”.)

LCD BRIGHT 1 to 20 Sets the brightness of the LCD panel.

PANEL LED BRIGHT 1 to 5 Set the brightness of the panel buttons.

7SEG BRIGHT 0 to 15 Sets the brightness of the panel's 7-segment display (group 1).
GROUP1 This applies to the ND filter display, CC filter display, master gain display, and shutter
display.

7SEG BRIGHT 0 to 15 Sets the brightness of the panel's 7-segment display (group 2).
GROUP2 This applies to the iris display and camera selection number / master pedestal display.

BUZZER OFF Enable or disable the buzzer (beep/call tone).

ON

PERIOD 0 to 5 [PERIOD] and [CYCLE] will be the time from which [CALL] was released for [CAMERA
CCU].
CYCLE 0.3
PERIOD: Flashing duration (sec).
0.5
CYCLE: Flashing cycle (For 1.0: 500 msec off → 500 msec lit (repeatedly)).
1.0

STD POSITION -6 to 0 to +36 Sets the standard position of the master gain (M.GAIN).
M.GAIN

STD POSITION VAR -2.9 to 0.0 to +2.9 Sets the standard position of the master gain (M.GAIN) step value.

STD POSITION ND 1 to 2 to 5 Sets the standard position of the ND filter.

STD POSITION CC A to E Sets the standard position of the CC filter.

IRIS PRIORITY NON Sets whether to prioritize iris control.

Serial NON
LAN
Does not prioritize iris control.
If the camera's iris position does not match the ROP's [IRIS] lever position, match
the ROP's [IRIS] lever position to the camera's iris position.
Serial
If the camera's iris position does not match the ROP's [IRIS] lever position, the
ROP's [IRIS] lever position during serial connection will be the basis of operation.
LAN
If the camera's iris position does not match the ROP's [IRIS] lever position, the
ROP's [IRIS] lever position during IP connection will be the basis of operation.
When multiple ROPs are IP connected to a single camera and the [IRIS
PRIORITY] setting for each ROP is set to “LAN”, be aware that iris controls from
all of the ROPs will be performed directly.

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Item Setting value Setting details

ROP DATA SAVE NO? Save the unit's setting information.

YES? This applies to the following menus.
[ROP SETTING][CONNECT SETTING][CAMERA IP SETTING][ROP IP SETTING]
After starting this process, do not turn off the unit or remove SD cards until the pro-
cess is complete.

ROP DATA LOAD NO? Load the unit's setting information.

YES? This applies to the following menus.
[ROP SETTING][CONNECT SETTING][CAMERA IP SETTING][ROP IP SETTING]
After starting this process, do not turn off the unit or remove SD cards until the pro-
cess is complete.

SD CARD FORMAT NO? Format the SD card.

YES?

INITIAL with NW NO? Return the unit's settings to the factory default values.
YES? This applies to the following menus.
[ROP SETTING][CONNECT SETTING][CAMERA IP SETTING][ROP IP SETTING]

INITIAL NO? Return the unit's settings to the default values.

YES? This applies to the following menus.
[ROP SETTING]

POWER BUTTON SHORT The method of operations for the [POWER HED] and [POWER VF] buttons can be
LONG changed.
SHORT: The power can be turned on or off when pressing the [POWER HED] button
or the [POWER VF] button.
LONG: The power can be turned on or off when pressing and holding the [POWER
HED] button or the [POWER VF] button.

IRIS CALIBRATION - IRIS CALIBRATION adjusts the operating range of the [IRIS] lever.
TOP [IRIS CALIBRATION TOP] is executed when the [IRIS] lever is moved to the OPEN
end, and [IRIS CALIBRATION BOTTOM] is executed when it is moved to the CLOSE
IRIS CALIBRATION
end.
BOTTOM

UPGRADE NO? Updates the software of the unit.

YES? After starting this process, do not turn off the unit or remove SD cards until the pro-
cess is complete.

PAINT VOL CO STD Allows you to change the control range for white balance, pedestal, and flare.
MODE1 STD: Standard control range.
MODE2 MODE1: About half the control range of STD.
MODE2: About one-third the control range of STD.

SYSTEM VERSION (Version display) Displays the system version.

SOFT VERSION (Version display) Displays the software version.

FPGA VERSION (Version display) Displays the FPGA version.

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35 CONNECT SETTING
ヤ ヰワワユヤ ヵ チ ヴユヵ ヵ リワヨ ヒチバチヒヒ
ヤヰワワユヤヵチヮヰュユドㄑㄖㄔㄉナ
ヤモヮヒ ヤモヮビ ヤモヮピ
ヴㄆㄓㄊ㄂ㄍ ワヰワ ワヰワ

ヤヰワワユヤヵチヮヰュユドㄑㄖㄔㄉナ
ヤモヮフ ヤモヮブ ヤモヮプ
ワヰワ ワヰワ ワヰワ

ヤヰワワユヤヵチヮヰュユドㄑㄖㄔㄉナ
ヤモヮヘ ヤモヮベ ヤモヮペ
ワヰワ ワヰワ ワヰワ

ヤ ヰワワユヤ ヵ チ ヴユヵ ヵ リワヨ ビチバチヒヒ

ヤヰワワユヤヵチヮヰュユドㄑㄖㄔㄉナ
ヤモヮヒパ ヤモヮヒヒ ヤモヮヒビ
ワヰワ ワヰワ ワヰワ

ヤヰワワユヤヵチヮヰュユドㄑㄖㄔㄉナ
ヤモヮヒピ ヤモヮヒフ ヤモヮヒブ
ワヰワ ワヰワ ワヰワ

ヤヰワワユヤヵチヮヰュユドㄑㄖㄔㄉナ
ヤモヮヒプ ヤモヮヒヘ ヤモヮヒベ
ワヰワ ワヰワ ワヰワ

ヤ ヰワワユヤ ヵ チ ヴユヵ ヵ リワヨ ヒヒチバチヒヒ

ヤヰワワユヤヵチヮヰュユドㄑㄖㄔㄉナ
ヤモヮペヒ ヤモヮペビ ヤモヮペピ
ワヰワ ワヰワ ワヰワ

ヤヰワワユヤヵチヮヰュユドㄑㄖㄔㄉナ
ヤモヮペフ ヤモヮペブ ヤモヮペプ
ワヰワ ワヰワ ワヰワ

ヤヰワワユヤヵチヮヰュユドㄑㄖㄔㄉナ
ヤモヮペヘ ヤモヮペベ ヤモヮペペ
ワヰワ ワヰワ ワヰワ

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___ indicates factory default settings.

Item Setting value Setting details

CONNECT MODE CAM1 NON Sets the connection method for camera 1.
Serial After configuring the settings, press the [MENU] dial to apply the settings.
LAN Serial, LAN: Select when connecting with the AK-HC5000 series, AK-UC3000
Serial(AK) series, or AK-UC4000 series.
LAN(AK) Serial(AK), LAN(AK): Select these when connecting the AK-HC3500A series and
Serial(AW) AK-HC3800 series.
LAN(AW) Serial(AW), LAN(AW): Select these when connecting the AK-UB300 series.
“Serial”, “Serial(AK)”, and “Serial(AW)” cannot be set for multiple cameras.

CONNECT MODE CAM2 to NON Sets the connection method for cameras 2 to 99.
CAM99 Serial After configuring the settings, press the [MENU] dial to apply the settings.
LAN Serial, LAN: Select when connecting with the AK-HC5000 series, AK-UC3000
Serial(AK) series, or AK-UC4000 series.
LAN(AK) Serial(AK), LAN(AK): Select these when connecting the AK-HC3500A series and
Serial(AW) AK-HC3800 series.
LAN(AW) Serial(AW), LAN(AW): Select these when connecting the AK-UB300 series.
“Serial”, “Serial(AK)”, and “Serial(AW)” cannot be set for multiple cameras.

NOTE

An AK-UB300 with a system version of 07.0A-000-00.00 or later can be connected.

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36 ROP IP SETTING
ンヰヱ チ リヱ チ ヴユヵ ヵ リ ワヨ ヒチバチフ
ンヰヱチリヱチモュュンユヴヴ

ヒペビ ヒプベ
ンヰヱチリヱチモュュンユヴヴ

パ ヒピパ
ンヰヱ
ヱヰンヵ ヶヱロヰモュ
ピブビパパ ドㄑㄖㄔㄉナ

ンヰヱ チ リヱ チ ヴユヵ ヵ リ ワヨ ビチバチフ

ンヰヱチヴヶャワユヵチヮモヴレ

ビブブ ビブブ
ンヰヱチヴヶャワユヵチヮモヴレ

ビブブ パ
ヶヱロヰモュ
ドㄑㄖㄔㄉナ

ンヰヱ チ リヱ チ ヴユヵ ヵ リ ワヨ ピチバチフ

ンヰヱチュユョモヶロヵチヨモヵユヸモヺ

ヒプビ ヒプベ
ンヰヱチュユョモヶロヵチヨモヵユヸモヺ

パ ヒ
ヶヱロヰモュ
ドㄑㄖㄔㄉナ

ンヰヱ チ リヱ チ ヴユヵ ヵ リ ワヨ フチバチフ

ヮモヤチモュュンユヴヴ ニニノニニノニニノニニノニニノニニ

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Item Setting details

ROP IP ADDRESS Sets the IP address of the unit.

The setting ranges are as follows.
(Factory default: 192.168.0.130)
1st octet: 1 to 223
2nd octet: 0 to 255
3rd octet: 0 to 255
4th octet: 1 to 254
However, the following addresses cannot be set.
Check the setting values during configuration.
0.*.*.*, *.*.*.0, *.*.*.255, 127.0.0.1
Class D address (224.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255)
Class E address (240.0.0.0 to 255.255.255.255)

ROP PORT Sets the port of the unit.

Values from 35200 to 35599 can be set.
(Factory default: 35200)

UPLOAD When you press the [MENU] dial, the unit's IP address and port will be set.

ROP SUBNET MASK Sets the subnet mask of the unit.

The follow values can be set.
(Factory default: 255.255.255.0)
1st octet: 128, 192, 224, 240, 248, 252, 254, 255
2nd octet: 0, 128, 192, 224, 240, 248, 252, 254, 255
3rd octet: 0, 128, 192, 224, 240, 248, 252, 254, 255
4th octet: 0, 128, 192, 224, 240, 248, 252, 254, 255

UPLOAD When you press the [MENU] dial, the unit's subnet mask will be set.

ROP DEFAULT GATEWAY Sets the default gateway of the unit.

The setting ranges are as follows.
(Factory default: 192.168.0.1)
1st octet: 1 to 223
2nd octet: 0 to 255
3rd octet: 0 to 255
4th octet: 1 to 254
However, the following addresses cannot be set.
Check the setting values during configuration.
0.*.*.*, *.*.*.0, *.*.*.255, 127.0.0.1
Class D address (224.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255)
Class E address (240.0.0.0 to 255.255.255.255)

UPLOAD When you press the [MENU] dial, the unit's default gateway will be set.

MAC ADDRESS Display the unit's MAC address. (Display only)

NOTE

Performing [UPLOAD] after changing the settings will store the setting value changes to the internal memory. Perform [UPLOAD]
on each screen. The setting values stored to memory will be applied after the unit is restarted.

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37 CAMERA IP SETTING
ヤ モヮユンモチ リ ヱ チ ヴユヵ ヵ リ ワヨ ヒチバチペペ
ヤモヮヒチリヱチモュュンユヴヴ

ヒペビ ヒプベ
ヤモヮヒチリヱチモュュンユヴヴ

パ ビパ
ヤモヮヒ ヤモヮヒチリワョ
ヱヰンヵ ヶヱロヰモュ
フペヒブビ ドㄑㄖㄔㄉナ

ヤ モヮユンモチ リ ヱ チ ヴユヵ ヵ リ ワヨ ビチバチペペ

ヤモヮビチリヱチモュュンユヴヴ

ヒペビ ヒプベ
ヤモヮビチリヱチモュュンユヴヴ

パ ビヒ
ヤモヮビ ヤモヮビチリワョ
ヱヰンヵ ヶヱロヰモュ
フペヒブビ ドㄑㄖㄔㄉナ

ヤ モヮユンモチ リ ヱ チ ヴユヵ ヵ リ ワヨ ペペチバチペペ

ヮヰワリヵヰン
ヤモヮペペチリヱチモュュンユヴヴ

ヒペビ ヒプベ
ヤモヮペペチリヱチモュュンユヴヴ

パ ヒヒベ
ヤモヮペペ ヤモヮペペチリワョ
ヱヰンヵ ヶヱロヰモュ
フペヒブビ ドㄑㄖㄔㄉナ

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Item Setting details

CAM1 to CAM99 IP Sets the IP address of the camera.

ADDRESS The setting ranges are as follows.
(IP addresses are assigned in order starting with 192.168.0.20 for CAM1 under factory default con-
ditions.)
1st octet: 1 to 223
2nd octet: 0 to 255
3rd octet: 0 to 255
4th octet: 1 to 254
However, the following addresses cannot be set.
Check the setting values during configuration.
0.*.*.*, *.*.*.0, *.*.*.255, 127.0.0.1
Class D address (224.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255)
Class E address (240.0.0.0 to 255.255.255.255)

CAM1 to CAM99 PORT Sets the port of the camera.

Values from 1 to 65535 can be set.
(Factory default: 49152)

CAM1 to CAM99 INF When you press the [MENU] dial, the camera's IP address and port will be set.
UPLOAD

NOTE

Performing [UPLOAD] after changing the settings will apply the setting value changes. Perform [UPLOAD] on each screen. The
settings will not be applied unless [UPLOAD] is performed.

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38 SD CARD STORE
ヴュチ ヤ モンュチ ヴヵ ヰンユチ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ ヒチバチヒ

ヮヰュユ
ヴヵヰンユ

ョリロユ
ヴユロユヤヵ ワヶヮャユン
モロロ ノ

ユヹユヤヶヵユ
ワヰム

Setting
Item Setting details
value

MODE FORMAT Selects the format, load, or store mode for the SD card.
STORE

FILE ALL Selects the type of files to be saved.

SELECT SCENE ALL
USER
Saves all scene files (SCENE1 to SCENE8), user files (USER1 to USER3), reference user files (REF1 to
LENS
REF3), and lens files (LENS1 to LENS32).
REF
SCENE
Saves scene files (SCENE1 to SCENE8).
USER
Saves user files (USER1 to USER3).
LENS
Saves lens files (LENS1 to LENS32).
REF
Saves reference user files (REF1 to REF3).

FILE SCENE: 1 Selects the data based on the file type specified in [FILE SELECT].
NUMBER to 8 This cannot be selected when [FILE SELECT] is set to “ALL”.
USER: 1
to 3
LENS: 1
to 32
REF: 1 to
3

EXECUTE NO? Select “YES?” to execute the operation.

YES? After starting this process, do not turn off the unit or remove SD cards until the process is complete.

NOTE

As the unit is not equipped with a clock function, the date and time at which the file was saved on the camera will be used for the
creation dates of saved files.

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39 SD CARD LOAD
ヴュチ ヤ モンュチ ロヰモュチ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ ヒチバチフ
ョリロユ ヨユヵチョリロユ
ヴユロユヤヵ ドㄑㄖㄔㄉナ
モロロ

ヱヶヵ
ョリロユ
ノ

ユヹユヤヶヵユ
ワヰム

ヴュチ ヤ モンュチ ロヰモュチ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ ビチバチフ

ョリロユチワモヮユチヒ
ビパヒプバヒパバパヒチパヒホパヒホパヒ

ョリロユチワモヮユチビ
ビパヒプバヒパバパビチパビホパビホパビ

ョリロユチワモヮユチピ
ビパヒプバヒパバパピチパピホパピホパピ

ヴュチ ヤ モンュチ ロヰモュチ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ チ フチバチフ

ョリロユチワモヮユチヘ
ビパヒプバヒパバパヘチパヘホパヘホパヘ

ョリロユチワモヮユチベ
ビパヒプバヒパバパベチパベホパベホパベ

ョリロユチワモヮユチペ
ビパヒプバヒパバパペチパペホパペホパペ

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Item Setting value Setting details

FILE SELECT ALL Selects the type of files to be loaded.

ALL SCENE ALL
SCENE
Loads the data saved with “ALL”.
ALL USER
USER ALL SCENE
ALL LENS Loads all scene file data (SCENE1 to SCENE8) saved with “ALL”.
LENS SCENE
ALL REF Loads a single scene file.
REF
ALL USER
Loads all user file data (USER1 to USER3) saved with “ALL”.
USER
Loads data from a single user file.
ALL LENS
Loads all lens file data (LENS1 to LENS32) saved with “ALL”.
LENS
Loads a single lens file.
ALL REF
Loads all reference user file data (REF1 to REF3) saved with “ALL”.
REF
Loads data from a single reference user file.

GET FILE - When you press the [MENU] dial, data of the type selected in [FILE SELECT] is loaded from
the memory card, and a list of file names appears.
When you select a file from the file list and press the [MENU] dial, the previous screen
appears again, and the file name of the selected data appears in [GET FILE].

PUT FILE SCENE1 to SCENE8 Specify the LOAD destination type.

EXT1 This cannot be specified when [FILE SELECT] is set to “ALL”, “ALL SCENE”, “ALL
EXT2
USER”, “ALL REF” or “ALL LENS”.
USER1 to USER3
LENS1 to LENS32 When [FILE SELECT] is set to “SCENE”, “SCENE1” to “SCENE8” and “EXT1” and
REF1 to REF3 “EXT2” can be selected. The loaded data is saved to the unit, only when “EXT1” or
“EXT2” is selected, and pressing the [EXT1] or [EXT2] button of the SCENE FILE
applies the data to the camera and CCU.
“Front panel 4” (see page 24)
When [FILE SELECT] is set to “USER”, “USER1” to “USER3” can be selected.
When [FILE SELECT] is set to “LENS”, “LENS1” to “LENS32” can be selected.
When [FILE SELECT] is set to “REF”, “REF1” to “REF3” can be selected.

EXECUTE NO? Select “YES?” to load the selected data.

YES? After starting this process, do not turn off the unit or remove SD cards until the process is
complete.

NOTE

As the unit is not equipped with a clock function, the date and time at which the file was saved on the camera will be used for the
creation dates of saved files.

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40 REFERENCE
ンユョユンユワヤ ユ ヒチバチヒ
ンユョチハチヤモロロ
ドㄑㄖㄔㄉナ

ョヤヵンヺ

ヴヵヰンユ
ンユョ ユヹユヤヶヵユ
ヶヴユンヒ ドㄑㄖㄔㄉナ

Item Setting value Setting details

REF.CALL(push) FCTRY Recall the reference setting information (reference file).

USER1 to USER3
REF1 to REF3

STORE REF USER1 to USER3 Overwrite the current setting values to the selected file.
REF1 to REF3

STORE EXECUTE - Execute saving of the reference file.

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41 AUTO IRIS SETTING

The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera.

モヶヵ ヰチ リ ンリ ヴチ ヴユヵ ヵ リ ワヨ ヒチバチヒ

ヸリワュヰヸ ヱユモレ
ヴユロユヤヵ ンモヵリヰ
ョヶロロ ブパ
リンリヴ
ヨモリワ ヴヱユユュ ロユヷユロ
ロユワヴ ヒブ ヌブパ
リンリヴ ロユワヴチチユヹヵ ロユワヴチチユヹヵ
ンモワヨユ ヤヰヮヱチチヴヸ ヤヰヮヱチチロヷ
ワヰンヮモロ ヰョョ パ
Item Setting details

WINDOW Set the photometry range.

SELECT

PEAK RATIO Set the ratio between the peak value and average value for auto iris photometry.

IRIS GAIN Switch between adjusting the auto iris photometry speed via the iris gain volume or via menu operations. Set this to
[LENS] under normal circumstances, and adjust using the lens iris volume.

IRIS SPEED Set the auto iris speed.

IRIS LEVEL Adjusts the target value (brightness) of the auto iris.

IRIS RANGE Set the auto iris level fine adjustment range for the [IRIS] lever.

LENS EXT Enable ALC correction when the lens extender is enabled.
COMP SW

LENS EXT Set the ALC correction level when the lens extender is enabled.
COMP LV

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42 HDR-PAINT
The setting values will vary depending on the connected camera.

ラ ュンノヱ モリワヵ ヒチバチピ

ラロヨチャロモヤレチヨモヮヮモ
ン ヮモヴヵユン ャ
パ パ パ

ラロヨチレワユユ
ヱヰリワヵ ヴロヰヱユ
ベパハパパ ヒピパ

ラロヨ
ャハヨモヮヮモ レワユユ ヵヺヱユ
ヰョョ ヰョョ ワヰンヮモロ

ラ ュンノヱ モリワヵ ビチバチピ

ラロヨ ヴュン
ヮヰュユ ヤワヷンヵチヮュ
ョリヹ ョリヹ

ヴラヰヰヵリワヨ ュワン
ヮヰュユ ロユヷユロ ヴヸ
ワヰンヮモロ ピ ヰワ

ヴュンチヤヰワヷユンヵ
ヨモリワ ヤロリヱ
パ ノ

ラ ュンノヱ モリワヵ ピチバチピ

ヴュンチヤヰワヷユンヵ
ヱヰリワヵ ヴロヰヱユ
パ パ

Item Setting details

HLG BLACK GAMMA R Adjusts the red gamma characteristic near black for the master gamma.

HLG BLACK GAMMA MASTER Adjusts the gamma characteristic near black.

HLG BLACK GAMMA B Adjusts the blue gamma characteristic near black for the master gamma.

HLG KNEE POINT Sets the knee point for when [GAMMA MODE] is set to “VIDEO REC”.

HLG KNEE SLOPE Sets the knee slope for when [GAMMA MODE] is set to “VIDEO REC”.

HLG B.GAMMA Enables or disables the black gamma.

HLG KNEE Enables or disables the knee function.

HLG TYPE Sets the HLG type.

HLG MODE Sets the HLG mode.

SDR CNVRT MD Sets the SDR mode.

SHOOTING MODE Sets the shooting mode.

DNR LEVEL Sets the level for the noise reduction.

DNR SW Enables/disables the noise reduction function.

SDR CONVERT GAIN Sets the SDR gain.

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Item Setting details

SDR CONVERT CLIP Sets the SDR clip.

This is enabled when connected with a camera other than an AK-UC4000. (When con-
nected with an AK-UC4000, "-" is displayed.)

SDR CONVERT POINT Sets the SDR point.

This is enabled when connected with an AK-UC4000. (When connected with a different
camera, "-" is displayed.)

SDR CONVERT SLOPE Sets the SDR slope.

This is enabled when connected with an AK-UC4000. (When connected with a different
camera, "-" is displayed.)

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43 LENS CONTROL
This is enabled with an AK-UC4000.

ロユワヴチ ヤ ヰワヵ ンヰロ ヒチバチヒ

ョヰヤヶヴ
ョヰヤヶヴ ヴヱユユュ ・ヰヰヮ
ドㄕㄖㄓㄏナ ヒ ドㄕㄖㄓㄏナ

・ヰヰヮ ヤヰワヵンヰロ
ヴヱユユュ ヴヸ
ヒ ヰョョ

Item Setting details

FOCUS Adjusts the lens focus manually.

FOCUS SPEED Adjusts the focus operation speed.

ZOOM Adjusts the lens zoom manually.

ZOOM SPEED Adjusts the zoom operation speed.

CONTROL SW Enables or disables control of the lens from the unit.

When this is set to “OFF”, control the lens from the camera.

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Software

IP connection

IP connection procedure
This section describes how to configure the unit and CCU using the software.

For the system configuration when using IP connections, see the following page.

“System Connection Configuration” (see page 17)

Connection flow
1. Installing the software
Install Easy IP Setup Software and ROP Setup Software supplied with the unit on a personal computer.
Easy IP Setup Software is a tool for setting the IP addresses of the ROP and CCU. ROP Setup Software is a tool for con-
figuring various settings (system settings) of the ROP.
When configuring settings using a personal computer, use the Easy IP Setup Software supplied with the unit.
“Easy IP Setup Software” (see page 130)
“ROP Setup Software” (see page 132)
2. Equipment connections
Connect the unit to the CCU via a switching hub (100base-TX) with LAN cables.
Be sure to connect the devices via a switching hub because the personal computer for configuring the IP settings needs
to be connected. Use a switching hub with PoE support because the unit can be powered by PoE.
“IP connection” (see page 18)
3. Connecting and setting the personal computer
Use a LAN cable to connect the computer to a switching hub (100base-TX), and configure the computer's net-
work settings.
Configure the network settings of the personal computer so that it is in the same segment as the unit and CCUs.
“Connecting and setting the personal computer” (see page 128)
4. Device IP address configuration
Configure IP addresses for connected devices using the methods described in "Configuring the settings
using the menus" or "Configuring the settings using Easy IP Setup Software" section.
To configure the settings using the menus, configure the settings by operating the menus of each device. For details on
the menu operation, refer to the operating instructions of the corresponding devices.
“Setting the IP addresses of the devices” (see page 129)
5. Configuring various settings of the ROP
Use ROP Setup Software to configure various settings.
Install the ROP Setup Software supplied with the unit on the personal computer.
Various settings of an ROP connected with an IP connection can be configured.
Create a list of the ROPs in the same system.
Set the ROP system settings.
Set the connection authentication.

6. Start operation

About the IP connection settings

Do not start Easy IP Setup Software and ROP Setup Software during operation. The ROP will be disconnected, which in turn may cause a
problem with operation.

Connecting and setting the personal computer

Establish an IP connection for the personal computer on which Easy IP Setup Software and ROP Setup Software are installed.

Configure the network settings of the personal computer.

Configure the network settings of the personal computer so that the same segment of the devices being connected is used.

The recommended settings are shown below.

192.168.0.200
IP address
Change the IP address if it is already used by another device.

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Subnet mask 255.255.255.0

Default gateway 192.168.0.1

Setting the IP addresses of the devices

Configuring the settings using the menus

Set the IP address of the unit (ROP) in [ROP IP SETTING] under the ROP menu.

“36 ROP IP SETTING” (see page 116)

For the IP address of the CCU, refer to the operating instructions for the CCU.

Configuring the settings using Easy IP Setup Software

Use Easy IP Setup Software to set the IP address of each device.

“Easy IP Setup Software” (see page 130)

Configuring various settings of the ROP

Use ROP Setup Software to configure various settings.

“ROP Setup Software” (see page 132)

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Easy IP Setup Software

Installing and starting the software

Easy IP Setup Software (EasyIPSetup.exe) is on the supplied CD-ROM.

Be sure to read “Readme.txt” on the supplied CD-ROM before installing the software.

1. Insert the CD-ROM supplied with the unit into the CD-ROM drive of the personal computer on which the
application is going to be installed.
2. Copy the entire [EasyIPSetup] folder on the CD-ROM to the hard disk drive of the personal computer.
3. Double-click [EasyIPSetup.exe] in the copied [EasyIPSetup] folder.
Easy IP Setup Software starts.

Setting IP addresses of devices

Use Easy IP Setup Software to set the IP address of each device.

With this software, the ROP and CCU are also displayed as cameras.
If you are using Microsoft® Windows® Vista, you may be asked to enter the password for the administrator account when you start
Easy IP Setup Software. If that happens, disable [User Account Control] from the Control Panel.
Easy IP Setup Software cannot be used from a different subnet via a router.
IPv6 is not supported.

Setting Procedure
1. Start the Easy IP Setup Software.
A list of the devices connected with IP connections is displayed.

2. Click the MAC address of the ROP or CCU you wish to set, and then click the [Network Settings] but-
ton.

If there is an IP address conflict, the MAC addresses of the corresponding cameras are displayed with drop shadows.

3. Enter each of the network items and then click the [Save] button.
Set [Network Settings] to “Static IP”.
Enter the setting information in [IPv4 address], [Subnet mask], and [Default gateway].
Do not change any of the other settings.

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Setting of the CCU or ROP takes about 2 minutes to complete after you click the [Save] button. If the AC adaptor or LAN cable is
disconnected before the settings are completed, the settings will be canceled. In such a case, configure the settings again.
Even though the network settings have been completed, the network operations is not performed properly if the same IP address
is used by another device on the same network. Set the IP address that does not coincide with an existing IP address.
Do not configure the network settings from multiple instances of Easy IP Setup Software at the same time.

NOTE

Set the network settings for the CCU from the menus of the CCU. (For details, refer the operating instructions for the CCU.) Restart
the CCU after changing of the settings is complete.

Firewall
If a firewall (including software) exists, allow access to UDP for all ports.
If a firewall is activated, enable the “Allow a program through Windows Firewall” setting.

1. Open the control panel, and click [System and Security].

2. Click [Allow a program through Windows Firewall] of [Windows Firewall].
3. Select the [Internet Explorer] or [EasyIpSetup] line, click the [Change settings] button, and then add a
check to [Internet Explorer] or [EasyIpSetup].
4. Click [OK].

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ROP Setup Software

ROP Setup Software (HRP1000Tool.exe) is on the supplied CD-ROM.

Be sure to read “Readme.txt” on the supplied CD-ROM before installing the software.

1. Insert the CD-ROM supplied with the unit into the CD-ROM drive of the personal computer on which the
application is going to be installed.
2. Copy the entire [ROPSetup] folder on the CD-ROM to the hard disk drive of the personal computer.
3. Double-click [HRP1000Tool.exe] in the copied [ROPSetup] folder.
ROP Setup Software starts.

Use ROP Setup Software to configure various settings of the unit.

First, register this unit to ROP Setup Software from the [ROP List] tab screen.

Once the registration has been done, various settings can be configured on the [Configuration] tab, [Camera List] tab, and [UserAuth.]
tab.

When ROP Setup Software is started, the [Configuration] tab is displayed first. Click tabs to switch screens and make necessary regis-
trations and configurations.

Notice about using ROP Setup Software

When configuring settings from a personal computer using ROP Setup Software, please pay attention to the following points.

Do not start up ROP Setup Software while the unit is in the setup mode.
Do not start up ROP Setup Software on another personal computer on the same network.
After using the setup software to configure connection settings, we recommend backing up the setting data.
“ROP DATA SAVE” (see page 113)

Register the unit in ROP Setup Software [ROP List].

On the [ROP List] tab, register the IP address of the unit to be set from ROP Setup Software in [HRP1].

When connecting multiple ROPs to the network, register one of the units in [HRP1] and then register the other ROPs (AK-HRP1000) con-
nected to the network.

ROPs registered here can be selected from the list box of the [Camera List] tab. Up to 25 units can be registered.

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A B C D

E F

A. ROP NO. column [ROP NO.]

B. IP address column [IP ADDRESS] [SUBNET MASK] [GATEWAY]
C. SWAP ROP No. column [SWAP ROP No]
D. CONNECTION CHECK button [CONNECTION CHECK]
E. NETWORK SEARCH button [NETWORK SEARCH]
F. REGISTER button [REGISTER]
G. Setting target selection list box [Master ROP Number]

Setting Procedure
1. Set IP addresses in [HRP1].
1. On the [HRP1] line under [ROP NO.] (A), enter the IP address of the unit to be registered
2. Click the [REGISTER] button (F) to confirm the [HRP1] setting.

2. Set the connections for multiple units.

Settings can be configured in the following two ways.
Register IP addresses assigned to devices in the IP address column [IP ADDRESS] [SUBNET MASK] [GATEWAY] (B) in
the same manner as with [HRP1].
Click the [NETWORK SEARCH] button (E) to retrieve the information for the ROPs in the same segment.
A list is displayed in [HRP2] to [HRP25].
Click the [REGISTER] button (F) to confirm the [HRP1] setting. Registered ROPs are displayed in the [Master ROP Number] (G) list
box.
If you want to change the ROP numbers in the list, see the following page.
“Changing the ROP numbers in the list” (see page 133)
3. Check the ROP connection on the network.
Click the [CONNECTION CHECK] button (D) in the row of the ROP NO. you need to check.
If communication is performed correctly, the red tally of the tally display of the corresponding ROP flashes for approx-
imately 3 seconds. If it does not flash, check the settings and connection.

Changing the ROP numbers in the list

If you want to change the list's ROP numbers in the step 2 above, swap the connect destination ROPs between the two ROP numbers.

1. Click ▼ in the [SWAP ROP No.] column (C).

A list of ROP numbers [HRP2] to [HRP25] is displayed.

2. Select the ROP number with which you want to make the swap.
3. Click the [REGISTER] button (F) to confirm the change.
The length of time required for setting after you click the [REGISTER] button (F) is proportional to the number of ROPs
connected. When there are 25 ROPs connected, it takes up to about 10 minutes.

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Configuring the Unit Settings [Configuration]

Configure the settings of the unit in the [Configuration] tab.

When you connect the personal computer to the unit for the first time, click the [REFRESH] button (B) to retrieve the values set on the unit.

A C D

B E

A. Setting target selection list box [Master ROP Number]

B. REFRESH button [REFRESH]
C. Setting item [SETTING ITEM]
D. DATA column [DATA]
E. SET button [SET]

Setting Procedure
1. Select the unit (ROP) to be set.
Click ▼ of [Master ROP Number] (A) to display a list of the IP addresses of ROP units that can be set. From the list, select the IP
address of the ROP you want to set.
Any of the units registered on the [ROP List] tab can be selected.

2. Update the [Configuration] tab display.

Click the [REFRESH] button (B) to retrieve the connection information set on the unit to the personal computer and update the
[Configuration] tab display.

3. Configure the unit settings.

[SETTING ITEM] (C) is displayed for setting items of the ROP selected in step 1.
Configure the settings for the required items in the [DATA] column (D).

RECEIVE PORT Set the receive port.

PANEL BRIGHTNESS Set the brightness of the panel LED display.

LCD BRIGHTNESS Set the brightness of the LCD screen.

BUZZER Enable or disable the buzzer (beep/call tone).

The settings above can also be configured on the unit in setup mode.

4. Confirm the settings.

Confirm the settings.When the settings are complete, click the [SET] button (E) to confirm them.
When the [Do you agree to rebooting after data transfer?] message appears, click the [OK] button.
If you click [CANCEL], the settings are not reflected on the unit.

Configuring camera connection settings [Camera List]

On the [Camera List] tab, configure settings for connections between the ROP and the cameras.

When you connect the personal computer to the unit for the first time, first select the ROP to be set in [Master ROP Number] (A) and then
click the [REFRESH] button (J). The values set on the ROP selected in [Master ROP Number] (A) are acquired.

Each of the [C01] to [C19] lines displays a list of the connection setting information for the corresponding camera number.

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A. Setting target selection list box [Master ROP Number]

B. CAMERA NO column [CAMERA NO]
C. CAMERA TYPE column [CAMERA TYPE]
D. CAMERA MODEL column [CAMERA MODEL]
E. MAC ADDRESS column [MAC ADDRESS]
F. IP ADDRESS column [IP ADDRESS]
G. CAMERA PORT NO column [CAMERA PORT NO]
H. SWAP CAMERA column [SWAP CAMERA]
I. NETWORK SEARCH button [NETWORK SEARCH]
J. REFRESH button [REFRESH]
K. SET button [SET]
L. CANCEL button [CANCEL]
M. INITIALIZE(FACTORY SETUP) button [INITIALIZE(FACTORY SETUP)]

Setting Procedure
1. Select the ROP for which you want to configure the connection settings.
Click ▼ of [Master ROP Number] (A) to display a list of the IP addresses of ROP units that can be set. From the list, select the ROP
whose IP address you want to set.
Any of the units registered on the [ROP List] tab can be selected.

2. Update the [Camera List] tab display.

Click the [REFRESH] button (J) to retrieve the connection information for the ROP set in [Master ROP Number] (A) to the personal
computer and update the [Camera List] tab display.

3. Configure the connection settings.

Connection setting information is displayed for the ROP selected in procedure 1.
Configure the settings for the required items.

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Connection settings

G
B H
C
D
E
F

I J K L M

B CAMERA NO column Displays the camera numbers.

C CAMERA TYPE column Click and select the connection type.

The connection types are identical to those of [CONNECT SETTING] in the unit's ROP menu.
“Serial”, “NetWork”
Select when connecting with the AK-HC5000 series, AK-UC3000 series, or AK-UC4000
series.
“Serial”: Serial connection, “NetWork”: IP connection
“Serial(AK)”, “NetWork(AK)”
Select these when connecting the AK-HC3500A series or AK-HC3800 series.
“Serial(AK)”: Serial connection, “NetWork(AK)”: IP connection
“Serial(AW)”, “NetWork(AW)”
Select these when connecting the AK-UB300 series.
“Serial(AW)”: Serial connection, “NetWork(AW)”: IP connection
“NoAsign”
Not specified (default setting).
“Serial”, “Serial(AK)”, and “Serial(AW)” cannot be specified for multiple cameras.

D CAMERA MODEL column Displays the connected devices acquired with the [NETWORK SEARCH] button (I).
The CCUs connected via a serial connection are not displayed.

E MAC ADDRESS column Displays the MAC addresses of cameras linked with camera numbers [CAMERA NO] (B) on the
unit.
MAC addresses of devices corresponding to camera numbers acquired by the [NETWORK
SEARCH] button (I) are displayed.

F IP ADDRESS column Set the IP addresses of the CCUs to be connected. After input, click the [SET] button (K) to
reflect the changes.

G CAMERA PORT NO column Set the port numbers of CCUs to be connected.

After input, click the [SET] button (K) to reflect the changes.
Possible setting range
1 to 65535
However, the following values cannot be set even though they are within this range.
20, 21, 23, 25, 42, 53, 67, 68, 69, 110, 123, 161, 162, 995, 10669, 10670
Setting for normal operation
For normal operation, configure the setting as follows. However, if the setting has been
changed on the camera side, the setting must be matched to that setting.
CCU IP: 49152

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H SWAP CAMERA column Swap the camera connections set between two camera numbers. Click to display camera
numbers “C01” to “C99”.
Select the camera number with which you want to make the swap from this list.
After making a change, click the [SET] button (K) to reflect it.

I NETWORK SEARCH button Clicking this button to execute [NETWORK SEARCH] displays in yellow the cameras (CAMERA
NO) corresponding to the newly detected link settings.
If you click the [SET] button (K), the settings are confirmed and the connection destination IP
addresses of the unit are updated.
If you click the [CANCEL] button (L), the settings are not reflected.
If no camera was detected by executing [NETWORK SEARCH], click the [SET] button (K)
once and then configure the settings manually. Then click the [SET] button (K) again to
confirm the settings.
If a duplication error occurred during [NETWORK SEARCH], change the IP addresses on
the screen. A duplication error is displayed if the IP addresses of two or more cameras dis-
played on the screen are same, or if the IP addresses of a camera displayed on the screen
and a camera you are attempting to newly add to the network are same. Change the IP
addresses for which the error was displayed, register the cameras to the unit, and then
execute [NETWORK SEARCH].

J REFRESH button Retrieves the connection information set on the unit to the personal computer and updates the
[Camera List] tab display.

K SET button Confirm the changes on the [Camera List] tab and update the settings on the unit.
When the [Do you agree to rebooting after data transfer?] message appears, click the [OK] but-
ton.
If you click [CANCEL] button (L), the settings are not reflected on the unit.

L CANCEL button Cancels changes that were made after executing [NETWORK SEARCH] button (I).

M INITIALIZE (FACTORY SETUP) Click the [INITIALIZE(FACTORY SETUP)] button (M) to initialize the unit settings.
button The IP address is also initialized (factory default setting: 192.168.0.130).

Caution when setting camera numbers

Be careful with regards to the following points when configuring the settings in [Camera List] for each AK-HRP1000.

Decide the number of each camera beforehand, and set [Camera List] so that each camera number becomes the same as in the
settings of all ROPs.
For example, when connecting CCU and ROP (two of each) with a serial connection and IP connection, set [C01] to a serial con-
nection and [CO2] to an IP connection for [Camera List] of HRP1. For [Camera List] of HRP2, use [SWAP CAMERA] to set [CO1]
to an IP connection and [CO2] to a serial connection.
When you perform a search with [NETWORK SEARCH], all of the cameras and CCUs (C01 and C02) in the same segment will be
found, but change any camera that has already been set with a serial connection to “NoAsign”.

Setting user authentication [User Auth.]

To control CCUs that have the user authentication function enabled, you need to set the user name and password on the unit. Configure
this setting on the [User Auth.] tab of this software. The user authentication function is only enabled when the unit is controlling CCUs con-
nected with an IP connection. Also refer to the operating instructions for the CCU.

B
C
D
E
F

G H

A. Setting target selection list box [Master ROP Number]

B. Old User Name box [Old User Name]
C. New User Name box [New User Name]
D. Old Password box [Old Password]
E. New Password box [New Password]
F. Retype New Password box [Retype New Password]
G. REFRESH button [REFRESH]
H. SET button [SET]

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Setting Procedure
1. Select the ROP for which you want to configure the connection settings in [Master ROP Number] (A).
Clicking displays the IP addresses of the ROP units that can be set. From the list, select the ROP whose IP address you want to
set.
Any of the units registered on the [ROP List] tab can be selected.

2. Click the [REFRESH] button (G)

The user name set on the ROP selected in [Master ROP Number] (A) is displayed in [Old User Name] (B).
The ROP factory default user name is “admin”.

3. In the [New User Name] (C), enter the new user name to set.
4. In the [Old Password] (D), enter the password set on the selected ROP.
Entered characters are displayed as [*].

5. In the [New Password] box (E), enter the new password to set.
Entered characters are displayed as [*].

6. In the [Retype New Password] box (F), enter the same password entered in step 5.
Entered characters are displayed as [*].

7. Click the [SET] button (H).

The user name and password are set on the ROP selected in [Master ROP Number] (A).
When cameras with the user authentication function enabled are controlled, the user name and password that were set
here will be required. Enter the user ID and password configured on the connected device.

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Reference

Connector pin assignment table

3 1 2

1 <CCU> connector
(Hirose Electric: HR10A-10R-10P (71))

Pin No. Function Polarity Flow of signal

1 CAM DATA (H) + CAM→ROP

2 CAM DATA (L) - CAM→ROP

3 CAM CONT (H) + ROP→CAM

4 CAM CONT (L) - ROP→CAM

5 CAM No.A

6 CAM No.B

7 CAM No.C

8 CAM No.D

9 12 V

10 GND

2 <LAN> connector
Complies with 100base-TX.

Allowing connection to a network device that supports the PoE standard (IEEE802.3af compliant).

3 <PREVIEW> connector
(Hirose Electric: HR10A-7R-4PC(73))

Pins 1 and 2 are connectors for outputting the preview signal. Contact output is provided while the [IRIS] lever is pressed. This is a dry con-
tact.

Pin No. Function Flow of signal Remarks

1 P.VIEW1 ROP→external control Dry contact

2 P.VIEW2 ROP→external control Dry contact

3 EXTRA1 TALLY→ROP Dry contact

4 EXTRA2 TALLY→ROP Dry contact

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Appearance
Unit: mm (inch)

102(4)
66(2-5/8)
55(2-3/16)
5
Φ

31.9
(1-1/4)

67.5(2-5/8)
385(15-3/16)

371(14-5/8)

355(14)
Φ

113(4-7/16)
5

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Specifications

General

12 V DC ( ) (Power supply from camera: 10 V - 16 V DC)

Power supply
42 V - 57 V DC ( ) (PoE power supply)

0.51 A (Power supply from camera: 10 V - 16 V DC)

Power consumption
0.15 A (PoE power supply)

indicates safety information.

Control signals (camera, CCU control)

Camera/CCU control
Power supply 16 V DC (when CCU connected) *1, 12 V DC (when camera connected) *1

When camera connected: 20 m (65.7 ft)

Maximum cable length
When CCU connected: 50 m (164 ft)

Operating temperature 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)

Storage temperature -20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F)

Humidity 90% or less

Dimensions (Width×Height×Depth): 102 mm × 385 mm × 113 mm (4 inches × 15-3/16 inches × 4-7/16 inches)

Weight Approx. 1.7 kg (3.75 lb)

*1: Can be provided from CCU

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Index

1 to 9 (Numeric) D
1/6, 2/7, 3/8, 4/EXT1, and 5/EXT2 buttons (SCENE D.EXT indicator 30
FILE) 24
DNR 98

A DRS 83

ALM indicator 33 DRS button 20

ASSIGN 51 DTL dial 29

ASSIGN button 21
E
ASSIGN STATUS button 22
Easy IP Setup Software 130
ASSIGN status screen 52
ECC 41, 75
AUTO BLACK button 20
ECC button 25
AUTO button 31
EXIT button 23
AUTO IRIS SETTING 124
EXT indicator 30
AUTO SET UP button 20
Auto Setup 36
F
FLARE 78
AUTO WHITE button 20
FLARE button 28
B
B.GAMMA button 20
G
GAIN R, GAIN G, and GAIN B dials 28
BARS/TEST button 19
GAMMA 79
BLACK GAMMA 80
BLACK R, BLACK G, and BLACK B dials 28 H
BLACK SHADING 69 HD CHROMA 71
Buttons 1 to 5 (CONTROL/MODE) 22 HD DETAIL 84
HD SKIN TONE DTL 88
C
HDR-PAINT 125
CALL button 33
HEAD button 25
CAM INFO 50
CAM SEL indicator 29 I
CAM USER SW TEMP 76 IP connection 128
CAMERA IP SETTING 118 Iris 45
CAMERA MENU CONTROL 107 IRIS 45
Camera number/tally display 33 IRIS display 31
CC display 25 IRIS lever 30
CC filter 40 IRIS LOCK button 31
CC indicator 25
K
CC setting buttons 25
KNEE 81
CCU connector 35, 139
CCU MENU CONTROL 108 L
CHARA button 20 LAN connector 35, 139

CLOSE button 31 LCD panel 23

COARSE dial 31 LENS CONTROL 127

COLOR CORRECTION 94 LENS FILE/EDIT 100

COLOR TEMP 74 LINEAR MATRIX 92

Color temperature 41
M
CONNECT SETTING 114 M.GAIN 42
CONTROL/MODE button 22

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M.GAIN display 26 ROP IP SETTING 116

M.GAIN indicator 26 ROP menu 53
M.GAIN setting buttons 26 ROP SETTING 109
M.PED 44 ROP Setup Software 132
M.PED dial 30
S
M.PED display 31
SCENE 50
M.PED LOCK button 32
Scene file page switching button 24
Master gain 42
Scene files 37
Master pedestal 44
SD CARD LOAD 121
MATRIX button 20
SD CARD STORE 120
Memory card access indicator 34
SD DETAIL 87
Memory card slot 34
SELECT dial 29, 47
Menu
SENSE dial 30
Displaying 53
Serial connection 17
Operations 54
Shutter 43
MENU button 23
SHUTTER 43
MENU dial 23
SHUTTER display 27
MFLR indicator 29
SHUTTER SELECT 99
MONITOR 102
SHUTTER setting buttons 27

N SHUTTER SPEED 68
ND display 25 SIGNAL GND terminal 35
ND filter 39 SKIN CORRECTION 97
ND indicator 25 SKIN DTL button 20
ND setting buttons 25 Status screen 49
STORE button 24
O
SYNC button (SHUTTER) 27
ON button (SHUTTER) 27
SYNC indicator 29
ON indicator (SCENE FILE) 24
SYSTEM CAM 103
OPT indicator 33
SYSTEM CCU 105
OPT LEVEL 50

T
P
TEMP indicator 29
PAINT LOCK 38
Torque adjustment screw 34
PAINT LOCK button 28
PAINT SWITCH 67 U
PANEL ACTIVE button 33 UHD CHROMA 72
PEDESTAL 70 UHD DETAIL 86
POWER HEAD button 19 UHD SKIN TONE DTL 90
POWER VF button 19 UNDO button 23
PREVIEW button 34 USER indicator 29
PREVIEW connector 35, 139
V
R VAR button 26
Rack mounting 15
W
REF. RECALL button 19
WHITE CLIP 82
REFERENCE 123
WHITE SHADING 77
RELATIVE button 30
RGB GAIN 73

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