RM-LP25U Owner`s Manual (28 pages, PDF)
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1. 5 amp SRE SRO Pb Hg Cd Cr6 PBB PBDE x Oo Oo Oo x Oo O Oo Oo O x O O O O O O SJ T 11363 2006 X SJ T 11363 2006 Features This product is a remote control panel for controlling HD CAMERA RECORDER GY HD250 GY HD251 G Y HD200 GY HD201 Scene File Feature You can assign different settings to each of the five Scene File buttons and save them accordingly This is useful at job sites where speed is required as you can recall the settings according to the shooting conditions by pressing the relevant button Self illuminating Indicator Buttons that are enabled are indicated in green allowing you to identify the usable features easily A butt2. 4 WHITE BALANCE MODE 17 Operation Black Balance Adjustment For specifying the black balance settings Setup e Set the BARS button to OFF Automatic Adjustment Press AUTO BLACK push once e The AUTO BLACK indicator lights up in orange Auto black balance adjustment is performed and the value stored in the camera After automatic adjustment is complete the AUTO BLACK indicator lights up in green A WHITE PAINT B ti PANT AUTOWHTE Xy Hh O SS Ned X PAINT BLAG AUTO BLACK YN V D ire Se Ae I SEN r PART When error occurs during the automatic adjustment the AUTO BLACK indicator lights up in green after blinking in orange for about 5 seconds Identify the cause of the error lens iris cannot be closed etc and adjust again e The error is displayed on the viewfinder of the camera For details on the display refer to INSTRUCTIONS of the connected camera e The feature is not available on the camera if the AUTO BLACK button is not lit In this case auto black does not start up even if you press the AUTO BLACK button e When the BLACK PAINT is set to ON it changes to OFF after automatic adjustment is complete Lit Note 18 Manual Adjustment E Black Balance Press BLACK PAINT e The BLACK PAINT indicator lights up in orange 2 Adjus
3. AUTO BLACK Note e When error occurs during the automatic adjustment the AUTO WHITE indicator lights up in green after blinking in orange for about 5 seconds Identify the cause of the error lighting filter settings or object and adjust again The error cause is displayed on the viewfinder of the camera For details on the display refer to INSTRUCTIONS of the connected camera 3 Fine tune the R and B gain values whenever necessary e Press WHITE PAINT and use the WHITE PAINT P B knob to fine tune the R and B gain values BLACK WHITE BALANCE MODE COMPRESS STRETCH MANUAL PRESET FAW AWA AWB O OJO O Lit WHITE PAINT 5 PT AUIOWHIE m METTUS n O HS G BLACK P 2 WE PANT YAN RM 2 153 19 D 37 Memo You can store different R and B gain values after adjustment separately in AW A and AW B Note e The adjustable range of the R and B knobs may vary according to the color temperature difference of the object Manual Adjustment Select MANUAL under WHITE BALANCE MODE 2 Adjust the white balance value manually using the WHITE PAINT R B knob BLACK COMPRESS STRETCH MANUAL PRESET FAW AWA AWB fA eee WT PN 21 mw ERIT PAI R saa ES CNL L e UL L1 2 x Select manually o BACKPANT o PANT AUTOBLACK Bre p O Q H k 7
4. Note e The knob may become tighter when this unit is used at cold regions TALLY Tally Indicator When there is input of tally signals into the tally terminal at the rear of this unit the indicator lights up The light of the indicator varies according to the type of tally signal input TALLY PGM input TALLY PVW input Note e When there is input of both TALLY PGM and TALLY PVW signals priority is given to TALLY PGM and the red light is lit Red light Green light 11 Getting Started Names and Functions of Parts continued Control Panel continued 4 SCENE FILE SPEED QUO COO Qo eO 158 168 OO DETAIL KNEEPOINT AUTO KNEE WHITE BALANCE MODE Q ves STRETCH MANUAL PRESET FAW AWA AWB O OJO EG WHITE PAINT O el 5 55 A i ENSS PANT AUTOBLACK 9 6 0 12 16 CALL Send Call Button and Indicator Light Press this button to call the camera operator Calling can be performed without making use of sounds such as through intercoms It also shows the calling status at the camera s end ON When you press and hold this button Orange light the indicator lights up in orange and the on tally lamp at the camera s end appears blinking OFF When you release the button the Green light indicator light turns off and the tally on lamp at the camera s end stops blinking Blinking Upon recei
5. Set the LOCK switch to OFF o o M LP25 OFF MOTE CONTROL PANEL wwe el CK BARS 2 LI y LI OO 0 0 1 2 Press and hold the BARS button and operate the IRIS AUTO IRIS LEVEL lever at the same time Doing so switches to the brightness adjustment mode and the brightness of the indicator light changes Press and hold button that enables brightness adjustment Lever Operation Note Normal operation is disabled when in the brightness adjustment mode However the OPERATE button remains enabled 3 Determine the brightness level e Releasing the BARS button upon selecting a random brightness level restores the normal mode and the corresponding brightness level is stored 22 Input Output of Rear Ports The tally circuit comes with two input systems namely contact input and open collector input This is set to contact input in the factory settings You can change this to open collector input via settings of the DIP switch at the side of the main unit Remove the cover at the side of this product and set the tally circuit supply system using DIP switch no 6 24 page TU E n eism ee ee ls Tally Input Terminal W Input Conditions No voltage relay contact a input or open collec
6. Auto white is abnormally terminated PAINT Paint button and indicator light When WHITE BALANCE MODE is set to AW A or AW B you can specify whether fine tuning on the value stored at the camera is to be performed ON Fine tuning enabled Orange light on Adjust by turning the WHITE PAINT R B knob OFF Fine tuning disabled Green light on The WHITE PAINT R B knob is disabled In addition when WHITE BALANCE MODE is set to MANUAL the orange light turns on and adjustment of the R B channel s gain value using the WHITE PAINT R B knob is enabled Note e After the auto white operation is complete this button is indicated as OFF green light on e When WHITE BALANCE MODE is set to PRESET or FAW this button is not lit and the WHITE PAINT R B knob control is disabled WHITE PAINT R B White Paint R B adjustment knob The functions available differs according to the white balance mode button selected Setting of Feature of White Paint Status of White Balance Knob Paint Mode Indicator Selection Light Button MANUAL Knob for adjusting the R B Lit channel s gain value PRESET FAW Disabled Not lit AWA Knob for fine tuning the Lit AWB white balance value obtained during auto white balance adjustment Memo You can select the corresponding white balance mode button to store settings for MANUAL
7. PART 109 SHUTTER Lit NORMAL Wa Wo V8 ooo 120 SEN Memo VARIABLE e The shutter speed that can be selected varies according to the connected camera Shutter speed buttons that are available at the connected camera s end light up in green and are available for selection while those shutter speed buttons that are not found at the camera s end are not lit and are disabled Note e When ALC is selected at the GAIN control unit and functions as ALC EEI the shutter becomes EEI and all button lights turn off and their selection is disabled Wi Shutter Speed Selection Buttons Setting Value Function NORMAL Sets the shutter to the default value Frame rate 60 30 setting F 1 60 Frame rate 50 25 setting F 1 50 Frame rate 24 setting F 1 48 1 100 1 120 Sets the shutter to the displayed value Frame rate 60 30 or 24 setting F 1 100 Frame rate 50 25 setting F 1 120 1 250 Sets the shutter to the displayed value 1 500 1 1000 1 2000 VARIABLE Sets shutter to the variable scan mode In this case set the shutter speed using the SPEED knob When shooting PC monitors selecting this mode helps to remove black bands or flickering during vertical synchronization E SPEED Variable Scan Speed setting knob This is the knob for setting the shutter speed when the VARIABLE shutter speed button is selected The setting range
8. LEVEL feature For specifying whether the IRIS lever is to be used as the AUTO IRIS LEVEL adjustment lever when the iris mode is set to AUTO Fun ction OFF iB js Use as adjustment lever for AUTO IRIS LEVEL Set ON L Eja Use as adjustment lever for AUTO IRIS LEVEL disabled Operation is disabled and the AUTO IRIS LEVEL is fixed to the standard value ting 24 Operable Features Features that can be controlled using this product vary according to the camera connected Features that are enabled disabled when GY HD250 G Y HD251 GY HD200 GY HD201 are connected are shown below GY HD250 GY HD200 No Function GY HD251 GY HD201 O Enabled x Disabled GAIN 18dB O O ALC O O o LOLUX x X VARIABLE LEVEL T o DETAIL O O LEVEL O O GAMMA Ox OX 9 LEVEL Ox Ox BLACK NORMAL O Oo o STRETCH O Oo COMPRESS O O WHITE MANUAL O O TETS PRESET O O FAW O O o AW A O O AWB O O WHITE PAINT O O AUTO WHITE O O AUTO BLACK x X o BLACK PAINT Ox Ox IRIS ree O O b O O 13 LEVEL O O MASTER BLACK O O p TALLY Ox x CALL Ox x PREVIEW O O AUTO KNEE O O e KNEE POINT O
9. Note e The feature is not available on the camera if the light of the corresponding button is not lit Control using this unit is disabled in this case GAMMA ILEVEL Gamma Control Unit GAMMA Gamma button and indicator light For turning ON OFF the gamma level control ON Control of the gamma level using Orange light on this unit is enabled Adjust by turning the LEVEL knob OFF Control of the gamma level using Green light on this unit is disabled The gamma level is set to the camera s standard value LEVEL level adjustment knob For adjusting the gamma level LEVEL GAMMA Decreases the Enhances the reproducibility of dark A reproducibility of dark areas areas Note e The feature is not available on the camera if the light of the corresponding button is not lit Control using this unit is disabled in this case Q BLACK Black Control Unit For switching the gain value of dark areas Switch using the video signals to be shot STRETCH Stretch button Enhances the contrast of dark areas in an image by stretching only the signals of the dark areas COMPRESS Compress button Compresses the gain value of dark areas to enhance the contrast when the image shot is bright and has little contrast Memo e When both buttons light up in green or when one button lights up in green and the other is not lit the setting becomes NORMAL no correction Note e Th
10. a cart or stand recommended by the manufacturer or sold with the appliance Wall or shelf mounting should follow the manufacturer s instructions and should use a PORTABLE CART WARNING symbol provided by RETAC mounting kit approved by the manufacturer An appliance and cart combination should be e moved with care Quick stops excessive force and uneven surfaces may cause the appliance and cart VAs combination to overturn S3125A Slots and openings in the cabinet and the back or bottom are provided for ventilation and to insure reliable operation of the appliance and to protect it from overheating these openings must not be blocked or covered The openings should never be blocked by placing the appliance on a bed sofa rug or other similar surface This appliance should never be placed near or over a radiator or heat register This appliance should not be placed in a built in installation such as a bookcase unless proper ventilation is provided This appliance should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to your home consult your dealer or local power company For appliance designed to operate from battery power refer to the operating instructions For added protection for this product during a lightning storm or when it is left unattended and unused for long periods of time unplug it form the wall outlet and disconnect the antenna or cable sys
11. electrical and electronic equipment for proper treatment recovery and recycling in accordance with your national legislation By disposing of this product correctly you will help to conserve natural resources and will help prevent potential negative effects on the environment and human health which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product For more information about collection point and recycling of this product please contact your local municipal office your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product Penalties may be applicable for incorrect disposal of this waste in accordance with national legislation Business users If you wish to dispose of this product please visit our web page www jvceurope com to obtain information about the take back of the product other Countries outside the European Union If you wish to dispose of this product please do so in accordance with applicable national legislation or other rules in your country for the treatment of old electrical and electronic equipment FOR USE IN CHINA ONLY e 410 ALY
12. green light Clearing a Scene File To delete a preset scene file Check to ensure that the SCENE FILE button that contains the settings you want to clear is lit in orange or lit in green Memo No setting is stored in the scene file if the light of the corresponding SCENE FILE button is not lit In this case the following operation is disabled o o RM LP25 JVC REMOTE CONTROL PANEL OPERATE Lock BARS PART L i L mM ort FIL Lit in orange or Sen SPED pe oo Jq 2 Press and hold for at least two seconds the SCENE FILE button for which you want to clear the settings as well as the BARS button at the same time e The SCENE FILE button and the OPERATE button blink in orange and clearing starts o O JVC REMOTE CONTROL PANEL n n polen Lock Blinking H T 4 oF Ru P 1 SCENE FLE ress 1 2 3 4 5 and OO I o hold 3 Clearing is complete e The OPERATE button switches back to a solid orange light and the light of the SCENE FILE button for which settings have been deleted is turned off o o JVC REMOTE CONTROL PANEL OPERATE D BARS Lit fi c1 ort FUL E SCENE FILE SPEED 1 2 3 4 5 Not it SO O Memo After clearing the settings
13. to be forcibly ibl switched to AUTO when ALC is selected for the GAIN button Set OFF m Forcibly set to AUTO ting ON L m o Not forcibly set to AUTO Iris mode complies with the switch status E DIP Switch 4 Reserved switch Make sure that this is set to OFF during use E DIP Switch 5 Reserved switch Make sure that this is set to OFF during use ll DIP Switch 6 For setting input signals of the TALLY terminal Fun For setting the input signals of the TALLY terminal ction OFF m jo Use as contact input system Set ting ON Blo Use as open collector input system HIGH ON LOW OFF For selecting the feature to use when ALC is selected if the connected camera comes with both Fun the ALC mode which automatically adjusts the ction gain value only as well as the ALC EEI mode which adjusts both the gain and shutter values automatically Set OFF g Use as ALC ting ON CI Use as ALC EEI Note e For GY HD200 and GY HD250 this setting is invalid as the gain value and shutter are standard settings when automatically set ALC EEI To use GY HD200 and GY HD250 when only the gain value is automatically set ALC please consult your nearest JVC s authorized dealers ll DIP Switch 2 For setting the AUTO IRIS
14. varies according to the connected camera 15 Operation Gain Settings For specifying the gain settings Press any of the gain value buttons e The selected gain value button lights up in orange and the gain value button that was previously selected turns green A GAIN 0dB 3dB 6dB 9dB 12dB 15dB 18dB Lt AUDOOOO LEVEL GAMMA LEVEL DETAIL KNEEPONT AUTO oad a Bon aos KNEE E GAIN Gain Selection Button Bi LEVEL Variable Gain Selection Button This is the knob for setting the gain value when the VARIABLE gain button is selected The setting range varies according to the connected camera Memo e The gain values that can be selected vary according to the connected camera For gain values that are not available at the connected camera the light of the corresponding buttons are turned off and disabled e ALC runs either in the mode when the gain value is automatically set ALC or when the gain value and shutter are automatically set ALC EEI depending on the type of camera connected When a connected camera allows running in both modes you can select the mode to run using the DIP switch settings on this product rs 24 page Gain Action Shutter Operation ALC Enables free selection ALC EEI Shutter switches to the automatic adjustment mode EEI and all shutter button lights turn off and their selection is dis
15. AW A and AW B respectively Getting Started Names and Functions of Parts continued Control Panel continued JVC R MOTE CONTROL PANEL OPERATE BARS SCENE FILE SPEED O O O0 O0 ole 158 168 KNEEPONT Al UTO m KNEE WHITE BALANCE MOCE COMPRESS STRETCH MANUAL PRESET FAW AWA AWB O OJO O00 WHITE PAINT o i oot O t 10 ol l CG Black Balance Control Unit 18 page For specifying the black balance settings AUTO BLACK Auto Black button Pressing this button when it lights up in green switches the color to orange and starts up the auto black feature After the adjustment is complete the result is indicated by the indicator Lights up in green Auto black is successfully completed Blinks in orange Auto black is abnormally Lights up in green terminated Note e The feature is not available on the camera if the light of the corresponding button is not lit Control using this unit is disabled in this case PAINT Paint button and indicator light For specifying whether fine tuning is to be performed on the value stored at the camera ON Fine tuning enabled Orange light on Adjust by turning the BLACK PAINT R B knob OFF Fine tuning disabled Green light on The BLACK PAINT R B knob is disabled Note e The feature is not available on the camera if the light of the corresponding butt
16. GM Connects the tally signal when the controlled camera is selected as the program When input signals are received the tally indicator lights up in red PVW Connects the tally signal when the controlled camera is selected as the preview The tally indicator lights up in green Note e When there is input of both PGM and PVW signals at the same time priority is given to PGM and the tally indicator lights up in red DIP Switch 24 page A part of the features can be specified according to the usage of individual users 13 Operation Exemplary System Connection Connect the remote control unit cable to the REMOTE terminal To reduce the emission of unwanted radio waves be sure to attach the provided clamp filter as shown in the figure below Attach the clamp filter as close to this device as possible as shown in the figure Clamp filter OTP Spa F Wind once GY HD200 GY HD250 HD CAMERA RECORDER To REMOTE Terminal Switcher Mini Din 6 Pin Cable TALLY PGM TALLY PVW RM LP25U REMOTE CONTROL PANEL Setup Set up by connecting this product to GY HD250 or GY HD200 e Connect according to the instruction manual of the devices in use and set accordingly 2 Set this product as follows e Set the LOCK switch t
17. INI Approx 2 W and below ae 5568 ll Ambient Temperature 5888 5 C to 40 C S5 E Allowable Operating Humidity 30 RH to 80 RH osos Bi Mass 5 0 24 kg Grad E Cable Length 5 m B Bi Installation Angle f Hte 10 85 10 Within x45 105 ll Attachments Instruction Manual 1 without prior notice Warranty esee ete nass 1 Clamp Filter n 14 page 1 other related products may be modified for improvement Pd Ast fF a 12A 316 HAR A 20074F6 18 JVC 2007 Victor Company of Japan Limited 3C is SEES TANVd 1OHINOO 3LOW3H NSZdT NY LST0594 001A
18. JVC REMOTE CONTROL PANEL RM LP25U INSTRUCTIONS o a LE mm r r Oy aks AN Nds Piss 7 CN z Os OF O gt y Os Os JO JO TOE Osi Ocf O LE AOs Os O FO Thank you for purchasing this JVC product Before beginning to operate this unit please read the instructions carefully to ensure the best possible performance For Customer Use Enter below the Serial No which is located on the body Retain this information for future reference Model No Serial No LST0594 001A Getting Started FOR USA These are general IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS and certain items may not apply to all appliances R ONNA om ho IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS Read all of these instructions Save these instructions for later use All warnings on the product and in the operating instructions should be adhered to Unplug this appliance system from the wall outlet before cleaning Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners Use a damp cloth for cleaning Do not use attachments not recommended by the appliance manufacturer as they may cause hazards Do not use this appliance near water for example near a bathtub washbowl kitchen sink or laundry tub in a wet basement or near a swimming pool etc Do not place this appliance on an unstable cart stand or table The appliance may fall causing serious injury to a child or adult and serious damage to the appliance Use only with
19. O p BARS O O TALLY PGM O Oo e TALLY PVW O O GY HD250 GY HD200 No Function GY HD251 GY HD201 C Enabled x Disabled SHUTTER NORMAL O O 1 100 1 O O 120 1 250 O O 4 1 500 O O 1 1000 O O 1 2000 VARIABLE SPEED P GAIN 6dB x x 3dB x x OdB O O 3dB O O 6dB O O 9dB O O 12dB O Oo 15dB O x The above feature may not function depending on the version of the camera s software For details please consult JVC s authorized dealers 25 Operation Operation of Connected Camera When RM LP25U is connected to a camera all features that are available on RM LP25U can only be controlled via RM LP25U and control of these features using the camera is disabled Switches on the camera that are disabled as well as disabled menu items are as follows Bi Switches that are disabled Remote Connector Specifications E Remote Cable Manufactured by Hosiden Corporation Length 5 m GAIN e SHUTTER e WHT BAL 5 6 e FULL AUTOx User 1 2 and 3 with the following features assigned BARS B STRETCH1 5 4 B COMPRESS1 5 AE LEVEL AE LEVEL 1 2 Memo e SHUTTER will also be disabled if the setting is VARIABLE or below 1 30 Pin FULL AUTO is forcibly set to OFF regard
20. ONTROL PANEL JVE RM LP25 x AI ort Ru SCENE FILE SPEED x A 2 3 4 5 Not lit or lit Tre OO OO O in green T 1 100 SHUTTER NnDuA D RET C anann sona VARIARIE 2 Press and hold the SCENE FILE button where the settings are to be stored for at least two seconds e The SCENE FILE button and the OPERATE button blink in orange and storing starts o O RM LP25 JVC REMOTE CONTROL PANEL BARS Blinking ait a oF PULL 1 SCENE FILE 3 5 SPEED lesse s o ce and hold 3 Storing is complete e The OPERATE button indicator switches back to a solid orange light and the SCENE FILE button where the settings are stored also lights up in orange fe O JVC REMOTE CONTROL PANEL BARS OPERATE Lock PART Lit LJ i LJ SCENE FILE SPEED lees S 00 Memo e If another SCENE FILE button is already lit in orange when you are storing a new scene file this button switches to a solid green light 19 Operation Scene File continued Loading a Scene File To call a preset scene file OPERATE Button SCENE FILE 1 to 5 Button BARS Button Check to ensure that the SCENE FILE button that contains the settings you want to recall is lit in green Memo No setting is stored in t
21. THE EQUIPMENT NOTE The rating plate serial number plate is on this unit WARNING TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE NOTE The rating plate serial number plate is on the side of the unit REMARQUE La plaque signal tique plaque du num ro de s rie se trouve sur la paroi lat rale de l appareil CAUTION To prevent electric shock do not open the cabinet No user serviceable parts inside Refer servicing to qualified service personnel Due to design modifications data given in this instruction book are subject to possible change without prior notice The apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and that no objects filled with liquids such as vases shall be placed close to the apparatus 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 This unit should be used with 9 V DC only Getting Started Safety Precautions continued FOR EUROPE This equipment is in conformity with the provisions and protection requirements of the corresponding European Directives This equipment is designed for professional video appliances and can be used
22. abled Memo e When ALC is selected the IRIS MODE becomes AUTO factory setting regardless of the switch settings of this product However it is possible to assign priority to the IRIS MODE switch settings of this product using the DIP switch settings 24 page Setting Value Function 6dB Sets gain to the displayed value 3dB 0dB 3dB 6dB 9dB 12dB 15dB 18dB ALC Sets the gain value automatically LOLUX Sets to the high sensitivity mode VARIABLE Sets to the variable gain mode In this case set the gain value using the LEVEL knob 16 White Balance Adjustment For specifying the white balance settings Setup e Set the BARS button to OFF Place a white object near the center of the screen under the same lighting conditions as the target subject and zoom in to fill the screen with white e Set the optical filter of the camera according to the color temperature Automatic Adjustment Set WHITE BALANCE MODE to AW A or AW B 2 Press AUTO WHITE push once e The AUTO WHITE indicator lights up in orange Auto white balance adjustment is performed and the value stored in the camera e After the value is successfully stored the AUTO WHITE indicator turns green Select BLACK COMPRESS STRETCH MANUAL PRESET FAW WHITE BALANCE MODE AWA ANB AUTO WHITE L
23. ay on this unit shows the iris F value that is obtained from the camera e The display is updated at regular intervals e This is displayed as if the camera does not support this function or if the information at the camera s end is not defined or undetected E Display Example r L lt lt Co L CLOSE F4 F16 F2 8 on 3 rn 1 LLLI C L F11 F2 BD BP F8 OPEN Ln DN Not supported F5 6 p IRIS AUTO IRIS LEVEL Iris Auto Iris Setting Lever The function varies according to the setting of IRIS MODE Setting of IRIS MODE Function FULL For adjusting the iris level CLOSE OPEN PRESET For adjusting the iris level of any 4 f stops approximately range CLOSE OPEN AUTO For adjusting the auto iris level OVER UNDER Memo e When the IRIS MODE is set to AUTO you can choose not to adjust the auto iris level standard fixed auto iris level 24 page Note e The lever may become tighter when this unit is used at cold regions e When in OPERATE ON mode iris value is reflected to the camera on the IRIS lever position 14 MASTER BLACK Master Black Setting Knob For adjusting the pedestal level master black as the reference black Raises the pedestal level Lowers the pedestal level
24. d f When the appliance exhibits a distinct change in performance this indicates a need for service When replacement parts are required be sure the service technician has used replacement parts specified by the manufacturer that have the same characteristics as the original part Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire electric shock or other hazards Upon completion of any service or repairs to this appliance ask the service technician to perform routine safety checks to determine that the appliance is in safe operating condition Safety Precautions FOR USA AND CANADA RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN CAUTION TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER OR BACK NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTSINSIDE REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL The lightning flash wish arrowhead symbol within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within the product s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to con stitute 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 INFORMATION FOR CANADA RENSEIGNEMENT POUR CANADA This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES 003 Cet appareil num rique de la Clas
25. e feature is not available on the camera if the light of the corresponding button is not lit Control using this unit is disabled in this case White Balance Control Unit 17 page For specifying the white balance settings WHITE BALANCE MODE White Balance Mode selection button For setting the white balance mode The indicator of the selected mode lights up in orange Setting Value Function MANUAL White balance value that is set using the White Paint R B adjustment knob is used PRESET The preset white balance value 3200K is used FAW Switches to the FAW Full time Auto White Balance mode and white balance is automatically adjusted to an appropriate value AWA The value stored in the camera s auto AWB white balance memory A or B is used AUTO WHITE Auto White button Pressing this button when WHITE BALANCE MODE is set to AW A or AW B lights up the button in orange and starts up the auto white feature After the adjustment is complete the result is indicated by the indicator Lights up in green Auto white is successfully completed Blinks in orange Lights up in green Note e When WHITE BALANCE MODE is set to MANUAL PRESET or FAW this button is not lit and auto white does not start up e Setting the BARS button to ON outputs a color bar image In this case this button is not lit and auto white does not start up
26. function This unit has a memory function that will memorize the value of switch and knob which have been set once excluding IRIS MODE switch and IRIS AUTO IRIS LEVEL setting lever B As such when setting OPERATE button to ON it will operate with previous settings even if the position of the knobs is different from the previous use However rotating the knobs when knob operation is enabled will cancel the memory and settings will be changed to the actual position of the knobs LOCk Operation Lock Switch An operation may be locked to maintain the settings There are three different lock modes as indicated below OFF Lock is turned off and all features are enabled PART Only those features in the bold frame indicated as PART and FULL on the control panel are enabled Other features are locked with the current settings on the remote control remaining valid The following features are enabled SHUTTER control unit GAIN control unit IRIS control unit IRIS AUTO IRIS LEVEL setting lever MASTER BLACK knob CALL Button PREVIEW Button FULL Only buttons in the bold frame indicated as FULL are enabled Other features are locked with the current settings on the remote control remaining valid The following features are enabled DICALL Button PREVIEW Button o e D D D Note e When in the PART or FULL mode ON OFF operation using the Operate b
27. he scene file if the light of the corresponding SCENE FILE button is not lit In this case the following operation is disabled Oo Oo JVC REMOTE CONTROL PANEL OPERATE p BARS L i LI or Ru SCENERLE SPEED 1 roo 0 2 Press the SCENE FILE button that contains the settings you want to recall e The SCENE FILE button and the OPERATE button blink in orange and loading starts e After loading initial communication with the camera is performed During communication with the camera the SCENE FILE button lights up in orange while the OPERATE button blinks in orange The light of all other buttons and indicators are automatically turned off Lights up in green o O REMOTE CONTROL PANEL JVC RM LP25 oplate LOCK BARS Blinking m jl al ort FULL SPEED SCENE 2 3 7 4 Press Blinking ss RO TS 20 3 Loading is complete e The OPERATE button switches back to a solid orange light and the buttons and indicators of all other features are also lit according to their preset status o Oo JVC REMOTE CONTROL PANEL lm D BARS Lights up i Mi T ot Ru orange SCENERLE SPEED 66666 0 Memo e If another SCENE FILE button is already lit in orange when you are loading a scene file this button switches to a solid
28. in the following environments Controlled EMC environment for example purpose built broadcasting or recording studio and rural outdoors environments In order to keep the best performance and furthermore for electromagnetic compatibility we recommend to use cables not exceeding the following lengths Maximum Cable Cable Length REMOTE CABLE Shielded Cable 5m PREVIEW Shielded Cable 3m TALLY PVM Shielded Cable 3m TALLY PGM Shielded Cable 3m GND Shielded Cable 3m Caution Where there are strong electromagnetic waves or magnetism for example near a radio or TV transmitter transformer motor etc the picture and the sound may be disturbed In such case please keep the apparatus away from the sources of the disturbance Dear Customer This apparatus is in conformance with the valid European directives and standards regarding electromagnetic compatibility and electrical safety European representative of Victor Company of Japan Limited is JVC Technology Centre Europe GmbH P O Box 10 05 52 61145 Friedberg Germany Information for Users on Disposal of Old Equipment European Union Attention This symbol isonly valid in the European oo This symbol indicates that the electrical and electronic equipment should not be disposed as general household waste at its end of life Instead the product should be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of
29. less of the No Signal Description Level IN OUT switch status 1 GND GND E Menu items that are disabled 2 RM CTL Operate Control 5V OUT 3 GND GND Menu Display 4 SID2 Received Data 5V IN ieni Paga Function tee HD200 5 SID1 Transmitted Data 5V OUT GY HD251 GY HD201 6 49V Vec 49V IN CAMERA AE LEVEL REMOTE REMOTE OPERATION BARS REMOTE REMOTE CAMERA MASTER PROCESS 1 2 BLACK REMOTE REMOTE DETAIL REMOTE REMOTE CAMERA BLACK REMOTE REMOTE PROCESS 2 2 KNEE REMOTE REMOTE LEVEL REMOTE REMOTE ADVANCED CINEMA OFF OFF PROCESS GAMMA STANDARD STANDARD CINEMA CINEMA FILMOUT FILMOUT LEVEL REMOTE REMOTE WHITE WHITE BALANCE PAINT R REMOTE REMOTE WHITE PAINT B REMOTE REMOTE Memo CINEMA is forcibly set to OFF To adjust MATRIX make use of the menu on the camera GAMMA is fixed to the menu setting value of camera before connecting remote control However it is forced to STANDARD if the menu setting value of camera before connecting remote control is OFF 26 Others Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Check Point Reference Page Power does not turn ON OFF Is the Operation Lock switch set to PART or FULL Set 7 page upon pressing the Operate to OFF button Are the cables properly connected ir 14 page Is the power of the connected camera functioning normally Unable to select 3dB
30. ne Files 21 Adjustment of Indicator s Brightness 22 Input Output of Rear Ports ee 22 Tally Input Terminal een 23 PREVIEW Output Terminal sese 23 Setting Selection DIP Switch pp 24 Operable Features RN 25 Operation of Connected Camera usse 26 Remote Connector Specifications 26 Others Troubleshooting x ertt reni nre 27 Sp cifications ss 27 Names and Functions of Parts Control Panel Oo RM LP25 R MOTE CONTROL PANEL KNEEPONT AUTO efe BLACK WHITE BALANCE MOCE COMPRESS STRETCH MANUAL PRESET FAW AWA AWB O OJO WHITE PAINT O e 1 5 AT 5 i pasrain i PANT AUTOBLACK Indicator light For features that make use of self illuminating buttons features available on the connected camera are checked and displayed during communication to verify connection with the camera initial communication However this excludes the OPERATE SCENE FILE 1 to 5 and PREVIEW buttons Orange light on Currently selected Green light on Not selected but available for selection Light off Feature is not available on the camera and cannot be selected Memo e The light is turned off if a feature is available on the camera but disabled due to the settings of this product Memory
31. o OFF e Set the OPERATE button to OFF light off o RM LP25 ZMOTE CONTROL PANEL OFF sa EST Li OFF li w oF Ru Oo BARS O Light off SCENE FILE Note e Turn the power off when connecting 14 4 5 SPEED 656066 6 PART 1 100 SHUTTER M amen awna anan annn VARMRLE Note e To enable iris control using this product set the lens iris mode of the camera to AUTO or A 3 Press the OPERATE button e The OPERATE button starts to blink in orange and initial communication with the connected camera starts e After initial communication is complete the OPERATE button switches to solid orange Control of the camera using this product is now enabled o Oo RM LP25 7 JVC REMOTE CONTROL PANEL ON podes LOCK BARS Light on mi Mi O 1 ore gu FILE SPEED Ooo 00 Memo e The time required for initial communication may be extremely short for some cameras such that the button only appears blinking for an instant after which it lights up in solid orange Shutter Settings For specifying the shutter settings Press any of the shutter speed buttons e The selected shutter speed button lights up in orange and the speed button that was previously selected turns green SCEERIE sa OOOOO Q
32. on is not lit Control using this unit is disabled in this case BLACK PAINT R B Black Paint R B adjustment knob For adjusting the R and B levels when the PAINT button lights up in orange QD Iris Contro Unit IRIS MODE Iris Mode Setting Switch For selecting an iris mode FULL Sets the camera to the manual iris mode Adjust using the iris setting lever B CLOSE OPEN PRESET Sets the camera to the manual iris mode Set the variable iris range using the iris setting lever to any 4 f stops approximately range between CLOSE and OPEN The setting range is 2 f stops from the center value that is specified using the preset level setting knob AUTO Sets the camera to the auto iris mode Adjust the auto iris level using the iris setting lever B Memo e When the Gain control unit 6 is set to ALC the iris mode becomes AUTO regardless of the switch setting factory setting When ALC is selected however it is still possible to operate the camera according to the status of the iris mode setting switch rs 24 page PRESET LEVEL Preset Level setting knob For setting the center value of the 4 f stops approximately range when the IRIS MODE switch is set to PRESET e Example Center Value C 16 1 8 4 2 8 1 4 Cl 0 PSI 4 f stops zpen EY qr Variable Range Close End Open End D Iris F Value Display Displays the camera s iris F value The iris F displ
33. on that is selected lights up in orange allowing you to identify the current camera settings easily In addition the buttons and switches are also appropriately arranged according to their frequency of use Iris F value Display The iris F value of the camera is indicated on the remote control This enables you to perform accurate adjustment by grasping the iris condition at real time How to read this manual E Definition of Symbols Note Precautions that need to be taken during operation Memo Details for reference such as features and restrictions during use IS __ Page or item to refer to ll Descriptions in this manual The copyright of this manual belongs to Victor Company of Japan Limited Reproduction or duplication of a part or the whole of this manual without permission is prohibited Product names of other companies contained in this manual are the trademark or registered trademark of the respective companies Symbols such as and are omitted in this manual Designs specifications and other details contained in this manual may be modified for improvement without prior notice Precautions During Use Location of Storage and Use Do not place this product at the following locations Doing so may cause the product to malfunction or break down e Hot or cold places beyond the allowable operating temperature range of 5 C to 40 C e Humid places beyond the allo
34. or Is the 3dB or 6dB button lit in green Features ts 16 page 6dB of the gain selection Options that are not available at the camera s end are not button when they are pressed lit and are disabled Function cannot be turned ON Is the white balance selection set to PRESET or FAW 9 page orange light on after pressing Select AW A or AW B the white paint button Function cannot be turned Is the white balance selection set to MANUAL When ts 9 page OFF green light on after MANUAL is selected the WHITE PAINT R B knob is pressing the white paint enabled at all times and therefore the white paint button button remains ON orange light on Lamp light is dull The lamp brightness of this product can be adjusted 22 page The lens iris of the camera Is the lens iris mode set to MANUAL Set it to AUTO or s 14 page does not move even when the iris lever is moved A Specifications E Cameras that can be connected GY HD250 Series GY HD200 Series ll Dimensional Outline Drawing Unit mm e 18 277 15 QN 62 5 78 The specifications and appearance of this product and ll Power Supply 439V x 0 5 V 5 AD se ll Power Consumption
35. se A est conforme la norme NMB 003 du Canada WARNING TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE This unit should be used with 9V DC only CAUTION To prevent electric shocks and fire hazards do NOT use any other power source AVERTISSEMENT POUR EVITER LES RISQUES D INCENDIE OU D ELECTROCUTION NE PAS EXPOSER L APPAREIL A L HUMIDITE OU ALA PLUIE Ce magn toscope ne doit tre utilis que sur du courant direct en 9V ATTENTION Afin d eviter tout resque d incendie ou d electrocution ne pas utillser d autres sources d alimentation lectrique Information for USA INFORMATION 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 CAUTION CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS NOT APPROVED BY JVC COULD VOID USER fS AUTHORITY TO OPERATE
36. t the black balance value manually using the BLACK PAINT R B knob P P Ru pre PAINT T of J SZ Ss BLACK PAINT xf PALIT AUTO BLACK Adjust O 3 RON manually AM G PN f PART S The feature is not available on the camera if the BLACK PAINT button is not lit Black balance cannot be adjusted in this case Lit A Note Scene File You can save various settings of this product according to the different shooting conditions as scene files You can save up to five different scene files and recall them simply by pressing the button You can also identify the status of the scene files based on the indicator light of the button Not lit No scene file has been stored Scene files have already been stored Lights up in green Lights up in orange Scene files are being called You can use the buttons to store new scene files or load clear preset scene files Storing a New Scene File To save the current settings in the SCENE FILE button OPERATE Button SCENE FILE 1 to 5 Button Check to ensure that the indicator light of the SCENE FILE button to register the settings is OFF or lit in green Memo A scene file is currently being called if the SCENE FILE button lights up in orange In this case the following operation is disabled Oo o REMOTE C
37. tem This will prevent damage to the product due to lightning and power line surges Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord Do not locate this appliance where the cord will be abused by persons walking on it Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the appliance Do not overload wall outlets and extension cords as this can result in fire or electric shock Never push objects of any kind into this appliance through cabinet slots as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short out parts that could result in a fire or electric shock Never spill liquid of any kind on the appliance Do not attempt to service this appliance yourself as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel Unplug this appliance from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions a When the power cord or plug is damaged or frayed b If liquid has been spilled into the appliance c If the appliance has been exposed to rain or water d If the appliance does not operate normally by following the operating instructions Adjust only those controls that are covered by the operating instructions as improper adjustment of other controls may result in damage and will often require extensive work by a qualified technician to restore the appliance to normal operation e If the appliance has been dropped or the cabinet has been damage
38. the light of the SCENE FILE button on the remote control is turned off and the status of all other buttons and indicators remain unchanged List of Supported Features in Scene Files The following are functions that can be stored in scene files Storage in scene file No Function Function Description er Possible x Not possible LOCK OFF PART FULL x OPERATE ON OFF x SHUTTER Shutter Mode V SCAN Data O GAIN Gain Mode O e V GAIN Data O DETAIL ON OFF Oo LEVEL Detail Level Oo GAMMA ON OFF Oo 9 LEVEL Gamma Level BLACK STRETCH 9 COMPRESS NORMAL WHITE White Balance Mode BALANCE Oo MODE WHITE White Paint Value of AW H PAINT A White Paint Value of AW B Oo MANU White Balance Value PAINT ON OFF Common between AW A and AW B BLACK Black Paint Value PAINT o PAINT ON OFF Oo IRIS FULL PRESET AUTO MODE 9 PRESET PRESET Center Value LEVEL IRIS AUTO Manual Iris Level x IRIS Auto Iris Level LEVEL MASTER Master Black Level BLACK AUTO ON OFF KNEE LEVEL Knee Point Oo p BARS ON OFF x 21 Operation Adjustment of Indicator s Brightness The brightness of the indicator light on the control panel can be adjusted in five levels Indicators for which brightness cannot be adjusted CALL button PREVIEW button TALLY indicator
39. tor input contact a Open at normal times and Closed during Tally 10 kQ for internal connected to 5 V power Input signals can be set using the DIP switch 24 page DIP Switch 6 Tally Input Terminal RM LP25U Switcher DC5V Example 1 lt M R TALLY IN vec PGM PVM OUT 5V 7T GND GND Tally Input Equivalent Circuit B Switcher B Example 2 Relay Switch etc OUT lt GND Q PREVIEW Output Terminal ll Output Conditions Equivalent to open collector output e External connection capacity DC 5 V 10 mA e Polarity HIGH when normal and LOW during PREVIEW Switcher PREVIEW Output Example 1 Terminal DC5V OUT IN R GND GND Switcher Example 2 DC5V R OUT Buzzer Lamp Indicator etc GND Z7 23 Operation Setting Selection DIP Switch You can partially switch the settings of features factory settings All switches are set to OFF in the factory settings Note Be sure to change the DIP switch settings under Operate OFF mode Li AN Li ll DIP Switch 1 For setting the GAIN selection button s ALC feature ll DIP Switch 3 For setting the IRIS MODE when ALC is selected for the GAIN button For setting whether the iris mode is
40. trol Green light on Turn the KNEE POINT knob and adjust the knee point manually KNEE POINT Knee Point setting knob For adjusting the knee point setting manually when the auto knee button is turned OFF KNEE POINT Decreases the knee K Increases the knee point point Note e The feature is not available on the camera if the light of the corresponding button is not lit Control using this unit is disabled in this case D BARS Video Output Control Button and Indicator Light ON Outputs the color bar signals Orange light on OFF Outputs the camera s video signals Green light on Note e The feature is not available on the camera if the light of the corresponding button is not lit Control using this unit is disabled in this case Rear Side of Remote Control Panel be I MalAadi MAd Nod ON9 ATWL o uve a NN lese ee 3858s ao esses 6 udb6ops Baesa aa Cable Cable for connecting to the camera Cable length 5 m PREVIEW Preview Terminal Output rs 22 page This is the terminal for sending output to the make contact when you press and hold the PREVIEW button 22 TALLY Tally Terminal Input rs 22 page This is the terminal for inputting tally signals such as those from the image switch that the controlled camera is connected to P
41. utton is also disabled Getting Started Names and Functions of Parts continued Control Panel continued 4 SCENE FILE SPEED QUO COO Qo eO 158 168 OO DETAIL KNEEPOINT AUTO KNEE WHITE BALANCE MODE Q ves STRETCH MANUAL PRESET FAW AWA AWB O OJO EG WHITE PAINT O el 5 55 A i ENSS PANT AUTOBLACK 9 6 0 2 OPERATE Operate Button and Indicator Light ON Control of the camera using this Orange light on unit is enabled OFF Light off Control of the camera using this unit is disabled e SCENE FILE 1 to 5 Scene File Button and Indicator Light rs 19 page For storing the scene file data and loading clearing the preset scene file data 4 SHUTTER Shutter Speed Control Unit rs 15 page For specifying the shutter settings O GAIN Gain Control Unit rs 16 page For specifying the gain settings Q DETAIL LEVEL Detail Control Unit DETAIL Detail button and indicator light For turning ON OFF the detail contour enhancement level control ON Control of the detail level using Orange light on this unit is enabled Adjust by turning the LEVEL knob OFF Control of the detail level using Green light on this unit is disabled The detail level is set to the camera s standard value LEVEL level adjustment knob For adjusting the detail level DETAIL Softens the outline Sharpens the outline
42. ving a call CALL ON signal orange light from the camera the indicator starts to blink in orange Upon receiving a command to cancel a call CALL OFF signal from the camera the indicator light switches to solid green Memo e When call signals are generated from both the CALL button and the camera at the same time priority is given to the call signal from the camera blinking orange Note e The feature is not available on the camera if the light of the corresponding button is not lit Control using this unit is disabled in this case 17 PREVIEW Preview Button and Indicator Light Pressing this button sends make output to the preview terminal ON When you press and hold this Orange light on button the indicator lights up in orange and output is sent to the make contact OFF When you release the button the Light off indicator light turns off and output to the make contact is canceled 18 KNEE POINT AUTO KNEE Knee Control Unit AUTO KNEE Auto Knee button and indicator light For specifying whether the knee operation which compresses video signals beyond a specific level in order to represent the gray level of a highlighted area is to be performed automatically or manually To check the brighter areas set to OFF and adjust the knee point manually ON Turns ON auto knee control Orange light on and the knee point is set automatically OFF Turns OFF auto knee con
43. wable humidity range of 30 RH to 80 RH non condensing e Places in the vicinity of a strong magnetic field such as near transformers or motors e Near equipment that emit radio waves such as transceivers or mobile phones e Places that are subject to dust or sand Places that are subject to strong vibrations e Places that are susceptible to condensation such as near windows Places that are subject to vapor or oil such as kitchens e Places that emit radioactive rays or X rays and corrosive gases Noise may occur in the images or their colors may change when this product and the cable that is used to connect it are used at a place that is subject to strong radio or magnetic waves e g near radios TVs transformers or monitors Handling Precautions Insufficient ventilation may result in malfunction of this product Make sure that objects placed around this product do not obstruct its ventilation Do not place containers with water e g vases flower pots cups toiletry products or chemicals on top of this product Moisture that enters this product may cause fire or electric shock Moving the Product Remove connection cables before moving this product When moving this product do so after turning off the power of the connected camera and make sure that you unplug the cable from the camera Failure to do so may damage the cable or cause fire or electric shock Maintenance Turn off the po
44. wer of the connected camera before performing maintenance of this product Use a soft cloth to wipe the product Do not wipe using thinner or benzene as doing so may cause the surface to melt or turn cloudy When there is significant soiling wipe using a cloth by dipping it in a neutral detergent that is diluted with water followed by cleaning using a dry cloth Energy Conservation When this product is not to be used for a prolonged period of time turn of the power of the system for safety and energy conservation purposes 2 Getting Started Table of Contents Getting Started Safety Precautions esee 3 Features oe ee o ene deiectis 5 Precautions During Use pp 5 Table of Contents ss 6 Names and Functions of Parts pp 7 Control Pa al ae rere aee eret 7 Rear Side of Remote Control Panel 13 Operation Exemplary System pp 14 IE MT 14 Shutter Settings eror peret tene hen c Pn dus 15 Gain Settings deed emere 16 White Balance Adjustment pp 17 Automatic Adjustment pp 17 Manual Adjustment pp 17 Black Balance Adjustment pp 18 Automatic Adjustment pp 18 Manual Adjustment seen 18 reri REN 19 Storing a New Scene File ssesessss 19 Loading a Scene File sesssssess 20 Clearing a Scene File esee 20 List of Supported Features in Sce
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