Ikegami BSX-100 User manual

Base Station
BSX-100
OPERATION MANUAL
RoHS-compliant Product

2012 1st Edition (U) (E)
Base Station
BSX-100
OPERATION MANUAL
RoHS-compliant Product
1
OUTLINE
2
NAME and FUNCTION
3
FORMATS and GENLOCK
EQUIPMENT 4
CONNECTIONS
BS SETTINGS and 5
ADJUSTMENT
TROUBLESHOOTING and 6
MAINTENANCE
7
SPECIFICATIONS
CHANGING INFORMATION

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Copyright © 2020 Ikegami Tsushinki Co., Ltd.
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We reserve the copyright on the software we create.
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BSX-100 2012 VER1 (U) (E)
RoHS-COMPLIANT PRODUCTS / MAINTENANCE OF RoHS-COMPLIANT PRODUCTS
RoHS-COMPLIANT PRODUCTS
RoHS-COMPLIANT PRODUCTS
The Following products described in this manual is in compliance with the RoHS directive.
• BSX-100 Base Station
MAINTENANCE OF RoHS-COMPLIANT PRODUCTS
MAINTENANCE OF RoHS-COMPLIANT PRODUCTS
Pay attention to the following during maintenance of RoHS-compliant products.
1. Identification
- For products that comply with the RoHS directive, the letter "E" is appended at the end of the serial number on the label. If the
letter “E” cannot be appended to the serial number, it will be indicated at a distinguishable position on the label. An example of
its indication on a main label is shown below.
BASE STATION
RoHS-compliant Product
Label
BS-***
- Print-circuit boards of RoHS-compliant products are manufactured by the following methods.
[1] Blue resist ink is used for the print-circuit board. (The color of conventional print-circuit boards is green.)
[2] They are indicated by one of the following marks in the form of screen printing or a label.
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2. Soldering
Since the melting point of lead-free solder used for RoHS-compliant products is 20 to 45 degrees Celsius higher than that of
conventional lead solder (Sn-Pb eutectic solder), the soldering iron needs to be set to a high temperature. Taking into consideration
the upper temperature limit of the parts-and to ensure stable work, use a soldering iron with excellent thermal recovery
characteristics.
- Recommended solder composition is "Sn/3.0Ag/0.5Cu" or equivalent.
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- Set the temperature of the soldering bit to 350 to 370 degrees Celsius.
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3. Parts
Be sure to use parts that comply with the RoHS directive.

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INFORMATION TO USERS
INFORMATION TO USERS
INFORMATION TO USERS
1. 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.
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operate the equipment.
2. Declaration of conformity
The CE mark means that the following products will meet the Directive 2004/108/EC,2006/95/EC and the Standards EN55103-1
E4-E5, EN55103-2 E4-E5 (for EMC), EN60950-1 (for LVD).
For European customer.
3. Please use it by less than 10m, when you use cable of MIC1 OUT, MIC2 OUT, AUD TRUNK, INTERCOM, and DIGITAL
AUDIO.
4. We carried out a test in accordance with EN55103-1 Annex B. As a result, the value of the inrush current is as follows.
Inrushcurrent
BSX-100 + HDK-79GX + FA-97 + COP-399 : 7.42A
5. Use shielded cable except AC cable.
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People’s Republic of China Electronic Industry Standard (SJ/T11364—2006)
Marking Styles for Names and Contents of Toxic or hazardous Substances and Elements
Part Name
Toxic or hazardous Substances and Elements
Lead
(Pb)
Mercury
(Hg)
Cadmium
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Hexavalent
Chromium
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Polybrominated
biphenyls
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Polybrominated
diphenyl ethers
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○: Indicates that this toxic or hazardous substance contained in all of the homogeneous materials for this part is below the limit
requirement in SJ/T11363-2006.
×: Indicates that this toxic or hazardous substance contained in at least one of the homogeneous materials used for this part is
above the limit requirement in SJ/T11363-2006.

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BSX-100 2012 VER1 (U) (E)
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
This manual describes the precautions using various pictorial symbols for safe use of the product. Please read through these
precautions carefully before use. The symbols and meanings are as follows:
The following hazard alert symbols are used to indicate the level of impact on the body or property
if you do not follow the precautions.
Indicates that mishandling of the product due to ignorance of this label may lead to dangers
resulting in a serious injury or death.
Indicates that mishandling of the product due to ignorance of this label may lead to dangers
resulting in an injury or property damage.
The following symbols are used to indicate the expected injuries or hazards if you do not follow the
precautions.
Indicates general precautions on matters such as safe work, procedure, and installation location.
Mishandling may not directly lead to death, injury, or property damage.
Indicates that mishandling may cause an electric shock.
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Indicates that mishandling may cause injury.
The following symbol is used to indicate other precautions to prevent damage or hazard from
occurring:
Indicates a prohibited action.

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
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Handling Precautions
Related to the the Equipment
Do not disassemble or modify the product if the procedures are not described in this manual. Doing
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Related to the Power
When you disconnect the cable, be sure to pull it out by holding the plug. Failure to do so may
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minutes before starting as high voltage is applied to some modules and connectors of this product.
Related to the Equipment
Avoid use or storage in the following conditions:
- Extremely high/low temperature
- Under direct sunlight for a long time, or near a heater
- Highly humid or dusty environment
- Exposure to water or other liquids
- Strong vibration or impact shock
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- Likelihood of exposure to lightning strikes
- In the rain without a rain cover
Be sure to hold the plug and pull when you disconnect the cable.
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Avoid moving the equipment suddenly from an extremely cold place to a warm place.
Condensation may occur in the device, which causes it to malfunction.
Do not drop or insert a metal object such as a pin or foreign object into the equipment.
Do not pour or spill water or other liquid over the equipment.
Do not subject the equipment to a strong impact shock or vibration.
Doing so may cause damage to or malfunction of the equipment.
Excessive sound pressure from the headset may result in hearing impairments.

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Related to the Modules
Pay attention to the following points when handling the modules:
- Do not allow the parts of the modules or the printed wiring pattern to come into contact with the
metal parts (for conduction).
- Avoid placing or storing the modules in humid places.
- Do not touch the parts of the modules or the printed wiring pattern with dirty or wet hands. Do
not touch them with your hand unless necessary.
Related to the Power and Lithium Battery
Use the product in compliance with the rating of the fuse. Failure to do so may result in a
malfunction.
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center.
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Maintenance
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protection it against malfunction.
Clean the product using a dry and soft cloth.
If the product is very dirty, wipe with a cloth that is wet with water or neutral detergent and wrung
dry. If neutral detergent is used, wipe again with a cloth that is in wet with clear water and wrung
dryout.
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Regular Maintenance Recommended
This product makes use of consumable parts that have a limited life even when they are properly used or stored. Therefore, regular
maintenance (once every three years or 8000 hours of use) is recommended to enable safe use of this product for a long time. Please
contact our sales and service centers or Techno Ikegami Co., Ltd. for queries on the regular maintenance and repair of our products.

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HOW TO READ THE OPERATION MANUAL
HOW TO READ THE OPERATION MANUAL
HOW TO READ THE OPERATION MANUAL
This page explains the points to note when reading the BSX-100 Operation Manual, as well as the symbols and notations used in
the manual.
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Notes on the Manual
- The target readers of this manual are those who have basic knowledge about handling equipment such as television cameras for
broadcasting, base stations and control panels.
- The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice.
■
Symbols
The symbols used in this manual are as follows:
CAUTION: Points requiring attention during operation. Be sure to read through the
information.
Note: Supplementary or reference information
Reference: Sections where the relevant information can be found
■
Notations
The following notations are used in this manual.
This product, BS Indicates the BSX-100 Base Station.
Camera head Indicates general broadcast cameras.
“”-“”-“” Indicates that the items enclosed in “” shall be selected and set
in the sequence as shown.
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Illustrations and Screens
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actual equipment or image.
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Related Manuals
Refer to the operation manuals and maintenance manuals that come with the peripheral equipments to be used.

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HOW TO READ THE OPERATION MANUAL
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Structure of the Operation Manual
This manual is intended for both safe and smooth opertion of the BSX-100. It is made up of six chapters. Reading through the
chapters in sequence helps you to smoothly perform the series of steps from installation to operation.
Chapter 1 OUTLINE
Explains the features and the main operating mode of this product.
If you are not familiar with the BSX-100, please start from this chapter.
Chapter 2 NAMES and FUNCTIONS
Explains the name and function of each part of the BS.
Chapter 3 FORMATS and GENLOCK
Explains the signal formats and GENLOCK of the BS.
Chapter 4 EQUIPMENT CONNECTIONS
Explains the ways to connect the BSX-100 to a camera head. Also explains the way to connect this
product to other peripheral equipment as well as examples on how to operate this product.
Chapter 5 BS SETTINGS and ADJUSTMENT
Explains the menu screens of the BSX-100 and module switch settings inside the BS.
Chapter 6 TROUBLESHOOTING and MAINTENANCE
The BSX-100 is equipped with a self-diagnostic function. When the alarm indicator lights up during
operation of this product, refer to this chapter to identify the problem. This chapter also provides
explanation on the regular maintenance procedures.
Chapter 7 SPECIFICATIONS
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text of the maintenance manual. ("CHANGING INFORMATION" may be sent to you later on.).

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CONTENTS
BSX-100
BASE STATION
OPERATION MANUAL
RoHS-COMPLIANTPRODUCTS...................i
MAINTENANCE OF RoHS-COMPLIANT PRODUCTS . . i
INFORMATIONTOUSERS .......................ii
SAFETYPRECAUTIONS........................iii
HOWTOREADTHEOPERATIONMANUAL ........vi
Chapter 1 OUTLINE
1.1 OUTLINE ............................ 1
1.2 Features............................. 1
Chapter 2 NAMES and FUNCTIONS
2.1 FrontLeft............................ 2
2.2
BSX-100 Front View with Front Cover Off . . 3
2.3 FrontRight........................... 4
2.4 Rear................................ 5
Chapter 3 FORMATS and GENLOCK
3.1 HDTVFormat......................... 6
3.2 GENLOCKSystem .................... 7
Chapter 4 EQUIPMENT CONNECTIONS
4.1 Preparation.......................... 9
4.2 Power Supply ....................... 10
4.3 BS and Camera Head Connection....... 12
4.4 SystemSetupDiagram................ 12
4.5 ExternalConnections................. 13
Chapter 5 BS SETTINGS and ADJUSTMENT
5.1 SettingUsingtheBSMenu ............ 19
5.2
Menu Configuration andContents....... 21
5.3 Settings Using Switches on the Module . . 33
Chapter 6 TROUBLESHOOTING
and MAINTENANCE
6.1 AlarmLightontheOCPFlashes........ 34
6.2
Indicator on the Front ofBSLightsup ..... 37
6.3 Initializing the Settings of This Product . . 38
6.4
Cleaning the CameraConnectors ....... 39
6.5 Fuse Replacement ................... 42
Chapter 7 SPECIFICATIONS
7.1 ProductSpecifications................ 43
CHANGINGINFORMATION..................... 46

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1.1 OUTLINE / 1.2 Features
Chapter 1 OUTLINE
1.1 OUTLINE
Equipped with a video circuit that supports 3Gbps transmission
and the 3G-SDI format, the BSX-100 is half-rack size base
station that can be used with the 3G-compatible "Unicam HD"
camera series to construct a multi format system.
The base station and the camera head are connected using a
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power wire and two control wires). It can be extended to a
maximum of 2000m when a portable camera head is used and
up to 1000m(*) when operating using a large camera head and
build-up unit.
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1.2 Features
■Supports 3G-SDI Transmission
Transmission is possible between the camera head and BS (Base
Station) with the use of 3G-SDI signals.
Enables progressive scan at and transmission of 1080p/59.94
and 1080p/50 signals by the camera head.
Also able to output 2x speed images (119.88i /100i) compatible
with the slow-motion format (EVS).
(A camera head that suppors 2x speed and a video server are
required for slow-motion playback.)
■Multi ports for Output
Equipped with 3G/HD-SDI multi-ports for SDI output.
Selection can be made for each channel from the menu (3
channels 7 outputs).
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double-speed and normal speed format can be output
simultaneously (simultaneous output) for each channel.
■Bidirectional HD-SDI Trunk Line
This product is equipped with a bidirectional HD-SDI trunk
line as a standard component.
It also supports asynchronous videos and embedded audio of
synchronous videos (4ch).
In addition, it can also output ACTIVE-LOOP THROUGH of
HD-QTV signals that are input to the BSX-100.
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3G transmission format.
■Multi return Output
The 4-channel input that supports 3G/HD-SDI automatic
recognition can be used for return video input.
Each channel is equipped with an independent frame
synchronizer function and also supports asynchronous signals.
Comes with a two-channel ACTIVE-LOOP THROUGH
function.
Switching between the ACTIVE-LOOP THROUGH and
4-channel input function is possible by changing the selection
in the BS Menu.
■ICCP & Ethernet
In addition to the conventional Ikegami serial command (ICCP)
communication, the Ethernet communication function can also
be used for communication with the camera remote control.
■SDR / HDR Gamma Conversion,
BT.2020 Color Matrix Conversion
Flexible operation is made possible with gamma conversion
according to the HDR and the BT.2020 color matrix conversion
functions.
* It is necessary to connect this product to a camera head that
supports HDR.
■Supports Installation of 4K
Upconverter (Optional)
The 4K (UHD) format output is supported with the use of an
optional software.
12G-SDI output can also be supported by mounting a 12G-SDI
unit to the empty slot.
The 4K system can be made possible without changing the
usability of the existing HDTV camera system.
* It is necessary to set the camera head to the 1080p progressive
format.
■MoIP Interface (Optional)
Able to support the MoIP interface by adding a software option
key and unit. (*Complies with SMPTE ST 2110)
Equipped with a dedicated Ethernet port for MoIP control that
supports NMOS.

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2.1 Front Left
Chapter 2
NAMES and FUNCTIONS
This chapter explains the names and functions of the parts.
2.1 Front Left
①
⑦
③
④
⑤
⑥
②
⑨
⑧
①ID Display
Displays the camera program number and status information.
②Optical Level Indicator
Displays the optical level in 10 levels.
"CAM" indicates the light reception status of the camera,
while "BS" indicates the light reception status of the BS.
Lighting Status Light Reception Status
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reception of signals transmitted.
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③BS Status Indicator
GENLOCK (Green) : Lights up when it is synchronized
with the external synchronizing
signal that was input to BS.
APC (Green) : Lights up when there is proper phase
synchronization between the camera
and BS.
SDI (Green) : Lights up when data transmission
from the camera is properly received
by the BS.
④Cable Status Indicator
Displays the status of the optical composite cable.
Electric power is supplied from the BS to the camera only
when NORMAL lights up.
* Check the status of the optical composite cable when
OPEN and SHORT light up.
NORMAL (Green): Lights up when there is no abnormality
with the optical composite cable.
OPEN (Red) : Lights up when the optical composite
cable is broken or not connected.
SHORT (Red) : Lights up when the power supply
wiring of the optical composite cable
is damaged or the connector joints are
short- circuited by water droplets, etc.
⑤Alarm Indicator
COMM (Red) : Lights up when there is an abnormality in
the control wiring between the camera and
the BS.
TEMP (Red) : Lights upon when there is an abnormal
increase in the internal temperture of the
BS .(*1)
FAN (Red) : Lights up when the motor fan (cooling fan)
inside the BS power supply stops. (*2)
CAUTION:
*1: When the TEMP alarm lights up stop the operation
immediately.
Check that the ventilation hole on the front panel and the
exhaust hole on the rear panel are not blocked or clogged
with dust.
*2:
When the FAN alarm lights up stop the operation
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2.1 Front Left / 2.2 BSX-100 Front View with Front Cover Off
⑥TALLY Indicator
Indicators for Red TALLY, Green TALLY, and Yellow
TALLY.
Lights up when the R/G/Y TALLY signal is input to the
TALLY IN connector on the rear of the BS.
Also lights up while the CALL switch of the camera head or
the respective control panels (OCP, etc.) is pressed.
⑦USB Connector
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⑧Front Cover
Protection cover on the front of the BS.
How to open the front cover:
To open the front cover, loosen the fastening screws at the
four corners of the cover. Anti-drop screws are used.
CAUTION:
The cover is connected to the main unit with a
cable.
When removing the cover, do not apply excessive
force to the cable.
⑨Air Intake Fan Cover
Protection cover for the fan on the front of the BS. Open it
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How to open the fan cover:
To open the fan cover, loosen the fastening screws at the left
and right corners of the cover.
2.2 BSX-100 Front View
with Front Cover Off
①Availableslot
②HDPROCmodule
④MPUmodule
③PLS/AUXmodule
NOTE:
It is necessary to remove the circuit board when changing the
settings of the switches on the circuit board.
Remove the front cover. Then, remove the module retainer
with two screws at the bottom.
Pull out each circuit board by raising the card pullers on both
sides to the front and pulling them out at the same time.
To install the circuit board, perform these steps in reverse
order.

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2.3 Front Right
2.3 Front Right
①
⑦
③
④
⑤
⑥
②
⑧
①CALL Switch
The R TALLY indicators on the camera head and the
control panel will light up only while this switch is pressed.
Equipment with a buzzer will output a buzzer sound.
②INIT/PM Switch
Displays various types of information including diagnosis
(failure diagnosis) on the picture monitor and pages are
switched.
③INTERCOM Volume Knob and Switch
PRV/COM
PHONE
MIC
PHONE : Adjusts the headset volume.
MIC : Switches the headset microphone to ON/OFF.
Every time the switch is pressed, the
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When it is ON, the LED of the indicator lights
up.
PRV/COM : Switches the INTERCOM conversation mode.
PRV=Conversationwiththecameraonly.
COMM = Conversation with the entire
system.
④INTERCOM Headset Connector
For connecting the INTERCOM headset.
The connector type varies according to the intended region
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⑤Menu Control Switch
MenuControlSwitch
MenuSwitch
When the Menu Control Switch is pressed and held down
for 3 seconds while the Menu Switch is set to "OPE", the
BS menu is displayed on PM OUT (monitor output).
Move the cursor by turning the knob of the Menu Control
Switch while looking at the menu screen of the picture
monitor.
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menu item.
⑥Power Indicator
Displays the status of power conduction between the camera
and the BS.
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When the camera is not connected and the power of the
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lights up in red.
⑦BS Power Switch
ON/OFF switch for the BS power supply.
ON : Supplies power to the BS and camera.
OFF : Stops power supply to the BS and camera.
⑧Fuse
Fuse for power transmission to camera head (upper)
Uses a 400V T5A fuse (rate) ("T" indicates a time lag fuse.)
Fuse for BS AC power input (lower)
Uses a 250V T10A fuse (rated)

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BSX-100 2012 VER1 (U) (E)
2.4 Rear
2.4 Rear
①
⑧④ ⑥
⑫
⑬
⑭
⑮
⑯
⑪
⑩
⑤⑨⑦⑰
②
③
①CAMERA Connector
The BS and camera are connected using an optical
composite cable.
This connector supplies power to the camera, and transmits
and receives various data including main line video signal
and communication command.
②Fan Motor
Fan to cool the interior of the BS.
③AC Power Input Connector
AC inlet to input power from a AC100 - 120VAC or 220 -
240VAC commercial power supply to the BS.
④SDI OUT Connector
Outputs 4K (UHD) /HD video signals.
Outputs 4K (UHD) video from 3G QUAD LINK of Output
1 to 4 when this product is equipped with a 4K upconverter.
Outputs the HD video from 5 to 7.
Outputs PM (Picture Monitor) OUT from 8.
The “BS MENU” and “DIAGNOSTIC INFORMATION”
characters are superimposed onto the PM output.
⑤REFERENCE Connector
Inputs the reference synchronization signal (HDTV tri-level
SYNC or SDTV VBS/BBS).
Supports loop-through connection (bridge connection).
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⑥AES / SYNC OUT Connector
For selecting the AES OUT or SYNC OUT format in the BS
menu.
AES : Outputs the audio signal that is input to the MIC-
1,2 (AUDIO IN) connectors of the camera.
ThesignalconformstotheAES/EBUformat.
SYNC : Outputs the signal for synchronization of external
equipment (tri-level sync).
⑦LAN Connector (Ethernet RJ45(8P8C))
For connecting a network-compatible remote controller via
a network switch.
⑧RETURN IN Connector
For input of the return signal to the camera.
SupportsHD-SDI/3G-SDI.
When ACTIVE-THROUGH is selected in the menu, the
return video signal becomes a 2-channel input with CH1
and CH3 for input and CH2 and CH4 for output.
⑨HD QTV IN Connector
For input of the HD-SDI QTV (video prompter) signal to be
sent to the camera .
ACTIVE-THROUGH of HD QTV1 IN is output from HD
QTV2.
⑩REMOTE Connector
Connector used to externally control the microphone
volume of the camera.
⑪COMMUNICATION Connector
Connector used for input and output of INTERCOM, PGM
and TALLY.
⑫I/F Connector
Connector that is assigned for RS-422 DATA TRUNK
(Channel #2) input/output to/from the camera, MIC control
of Intercom headset, PREVIEW output, etc.
⑬TALLY OUT Connector
Outputs TALLY OUT signals that are used for an external
control device.
⑭OCP Connector
For connecting the camera remote controller.
⑮DATA TRUNK Connector
DATA TRUNK (Channel #1) connector for RS-422 signal
transmission with the camera.
⑯AUDIO OUT Connector
Outputs the analog audio signals that are input to the MIC-
1,2 (AUDIO IN) connector of the camera.
⑰Option Slot
For mounting the SDI OUT/MoIP optional board.

6BSX-100 2012 VER1 (U) (E)
3.1 HDTV Format
Chapter 3
FORMATS and GENLOCK
3.1 HDTV Format
This section explains the HDTV formats displayed on the BS
menu and self-diagnosis with the use of some examples.
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(I:interlace/P:progressive)
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(1080linesinthiscase)
■2-3 "Pulldown"
2-3 pull down is a method of converting a 24-frame (24P) video
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Traditionally, this method has been adopted in telecine, a
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1080p23.98PD signals are processed as 1080i59.94 signals.
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1 frame
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(A: odd field, B: even field)
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■"Segmented Frame"
Segmented frame is a method for converting a progressive
video by extracting video signals for each line and converting
them into an interlaced video.
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(Segment B). These two frames are combined to form one
progressive signal.
The PsF (Progressive segmented Frame) method has been
widely adopted since the appearance of the 24P format as
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the conventional interlaced equipment for display on CRT
monitors.
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1080i59.94, and the 1080PsF25 signals as 1080i50, this method
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BSX-100 2012 VER1 (U) (E)
3.2 GENLOCK System
3.2 GENLOCK System
This section explains the input/output synchronization signals
and illustrates examples on connection of the GENLOCK
system for this product.
■Input Synchronization Signal
The output video signal is synchronously coupled to
the reference synchronization signal that is input to the
"REFERENCE" connector. The phase between the output
video signal and reference synchronization signal can be
changed in both the horizontal and vertically directionsl from
the menu screen.
The REFERENCE connector supports the following
synchronization signals.
- HDTV PS/S (tri-level sync)
- SDTV BBS
■
Output Synchronization Signal
The "SYNC OUT" connector outputs the tri-level SYNC with
a phase that matches the output video signal.
Both horizontal and vertical output phases can be changed in
the BS MENU.
■
Synchronization Signal Input
(REFERENCE) Connector
Connection Example (Loop-Through)
For input of reference synchronization signals to the
REFERENCE connector.
When using an external synchronization signal generator
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■
SYNC OUT Connector
Outputs synchronization signals. The format that can be
selected varies depending on the setting of SYSTEM FORMAT
settings. (Select a format from the BS menu.)
In addition, when the 1080P23PD format is selected, it is
possible to select from the menu whether to add a 2H pulse
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OUT of OUTPUT FORMAT
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1080I59 1080I59
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1080P29SF 1080I59 / 1080P29
1080I119 1080I59
720P59 720P59
1080P50 1080I50
1080I50 1080I50
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3.2 GENLOCK System
■
Mode of Operation
- When format conversion is not performed
Example)
SYSTEM FORMAT of BS/CCU: 1080i59.94
Format of camera head: 1080i59.94
Synchronization signal input to the REF connector
HDTV tri-level SYNC 1080i59.94 or SDTV BBS
- When format conversion is performed
The following example uses 1080P/23.98PD as the format of
the camera head.
In addition, 1080P/23.98 is used as the output of the format
conversion.
When NTSC BBS +10 FIELD ID (SMPTE 318M-compliant)
signals can be supplied from the signal generator
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Ｂ
Requirements on signals output by the signal generator in
this case
A: HDTV tri-level sync signal with a format that is the
same as that of the camera head, or NTSC BBS signal
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Requirement on signals output by the signal generator
A: NTSC BBS + 10 FIELD ID (SMPTE 318M-compliant)