JVC GY-HM200ESP Parts list manual

GY-HM200ESP/
GY-HM200ESB
Additional Functions
IM 6.00

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Please read this together with the “INSTRUCTIONS”.
Product and company names included in this instruction manual are trademarks and/or registered
trademarks of their respective companies. Marks such as ™ and ® have been omitted in this
manual.
Be sure to format the SDHC/SDXC card on this camera recorder. SDHC/SDXC cards formatted on
a PC and other peripheral equipment cannot be used on this camera recorder.
SB mark indicates functions available on GY-HM200ESB only.
Contents
Score Overlay .................................................................................................................................. 3
Selecting the Scoreboard Type................................................................................................. 3
Selecting a Position to Display the Scoreboard ........................................................................ 4
Inputting Scoreboard Data ....................................................................................................... 6
Setting the Team Display........................................................................................................ 14
Specifying Texts Directly from Web Browser................................................................... 14
Importing an Image Containing the Team Name and Logo ............................................. 14
Deleting an Imported SDP File ....................................................................................... 16
Displaying the Image in Full-Screen (Full-Screen Graphic Function)...................................... 17
Importing the Image to Display to the Camera Recorder ................................................ 17
Displaying Images .......................................................................................................... 19
Selecting a Destination to Display the Overlay ....................................................................... 20
Ingesting the Scoreboard Data Automatically ........................................................................ 20
Preparing for Connection................................................................................................ 20
Menu Setting .................................................................................................................. 21
Broadcast Overlay SB ............................................................................................................ 26
Importing and Setting SDP Files for Broadcast SB ......................................................... 26
Specifying Text and Images SB ...................................................................................... 27
Displaying Watermark Image SB .................................................................................... 29
Password Protection for Overlay Settings SB ................................................................. 30
Password Protection....................................................................................................... 30
Unlocking Password Protection ...................................................................................... 31

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Score Overlay
This camera recorder enables single-camera sports coverage producing real-time score
overlays on recorded or streamed HD video. This function is available when the recording
resolution is 1920x1080 or 1280x720.
\Selecting the Scoreboard Type
Memo:
●When displaying Football (Soccer) or Hockey (Ice Hockey), import an SDP le to
the camera recorder in advance. Create these SDP les in the SDP Generator.
(AP14 “Importing an Image Containing the Team Name and Logo”)
Next, select the imported SDP les from [Main Menu] → [Overlay Settings] → [Layout].
Press the [MENU] button of the camera recorder to display the menu screen, and then
select a scoreboard type in [Main Menu] → [Overlay Settings] → [Type]. Then press the
[MENU] button to close the menu screen. The types that are selectable include Type 1,
Type 2, Football (American Football), Basketball, Baseball, Football (Soccer) and Hockey
(Ice Hockey).
However, the selectable types may vary according to the [Layout] setting.

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\Selecting a Position to Display the Scoreboard
The scoreboard can be displayed at the following positions on the screen. Create an
SDP le with the desired display position in the SDP Generator and import the le to the
camera recorder. (AP14 “Importing an Image Containing the Team Name and Logo”)
Type Overlay Location
Type 1 Top, Bottom
Type 2 Top, Bottom
Football (American Football) Top, Bottom
Basketball Top, Bottom
Baseball Top Right, Bottom Right, Top
Left, Bottom Left
Football (Soccer)
Small Top Right, Bottom Right, Top
Left, Bottom Left
Large Bottom (not changeable)
Penalty Shoot-out Bottom (not changeable)
Hockey (Ice Hockey) Top Right, Bottom Right, Top
Left, Bottom Left
●Type 1:
Offense Team Indicator
Team Name Remain Time
Points Scored Period
●Type 2:
Games Won
Team Name Points Scored Reset
●Football (American Football):
Offense Team Indicator
Team Name TOL
Remain Time
Down & Distance
Points
Scored Period
●Basketball:
Team Name TOL
Remain Time
Shot Clock
Points Scored Period

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●Baseball:
Inning
Team Name; Points Scored
Runner
Count
Offense Team Indicator
●Football (Soccer):
Select [Small], [Large] or [Penalty Shoot-out] in the Overlay Control web screen.
Time
[Small]
[Large]
[Penalty Shoot-out]
Points
Scored
Text
Points
Scored
Team Logo (Small)
Team Logo (Large)
Goal/Miss
Team Name (Large)
Points Scored
Additional Time Minutes of Added Time
Team Name (Small)
●Hockey (Ice Hockey):
Select [Small] or [SHOOTOUT] in the Overlay Control web screen.
[Small]
[SHOOTOUT]
Rounds 1 to 3 Rounds 4 and later
Points Scored Remain Time
Team Logo
Goal/Miss
Power Play
Team Name Period
●None: Does not display

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\Inputting Scoreboard Data
1Following the “Connecting to the Network” in the “INSTRUCTIONS” manual stored in
the CD-ROM or the Mobile User Guide (http://manual3.jvckenwood.com/pro/mobile/
global/index.php), connect a network device such as a smartphone or a tablet with
the camera recorder via network. Then, launch a web browser on the network device.
2 Enter the following URL in the address eld of the web browser.
http:// “IP address of the camera recorder”
Example: http://192.168.0.1
To find the “IP address of the camera recorder”, press the [STATUS] button of the
camera recorder to display the status screen and then use the cross-shaped button
(tu) to display the [Network] screen.
3Enter the username (jvc) and password (default: 0000) on the login screen. And then
press the Overlay Control icon at the top left corner of the screen or the [Overlay
Control] button to display the score input screen.
4 The web browser displays the following screen according to the [Type] setting of the
camera menu.
Data other than numerical values will be reected immediately on the score overlay
without having to press the [Update] button.

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●Type 1
C[Overlay] Button
DTeam Name (for text input)
Clock Count Direction
Count Up: Increase
Count Down: Decrease
B[Update] Button
ATime
A Time
The start time entered is reflected on the score overlay by pressing the [Set]
button.
B [Update] Button
Reects numerical values such as score and distance on the score overlay.
C [Overlay] Button
Turns the score overlay on or o.
D Team Name (for text input)
If the SDP file selected in the menu item [Main Menu] → [Overlay Settings] →
[Layout] of the camera recorder contains more than one team name image, this
item is grayed out and text input is disabled.
E [Display] Button
Displays or hides a specied area.
Memo:
●Press the [DISPLAY] button of the camera to switch the display mode if the
overlay is dicult to see due to the camera operation graphics.
●When the camera is live streaming while recording, the update interval of the
time display may not be constant. When this happens, reduce the resolution of
the live streaming.

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●Type 2
C[Overlay] Button
DTeam Name (for text input)
B[Update] Button
●Football (American Football)
C[Overlay] Button
DTeam Name (for text input)
B[Update] Button
ATime

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●Baseball
E[Display] Button
DTeam Name (for text input)
B[Update] Button
●Basketball
C[Overlay] Button
DTeam Name (for text input)
B[Update] Button
E[Display] Button
[Reset1]/[Reset2] Button
for Shot Clock
Resets the value (in seconds)
set below
[Set] Button
Confirms the value (in seconds)
when Reset1/2 button is pressed
ATime

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●Football (Soccer)
C[Overlay] Button
B[Update] Button
Time (Left):
Currently displayed match time.
Penalty Shoot-out:
Use when “PSO” is selected.
Period:
Can be changed only when the clock
is stopped.
Display Type:
[Small] Button: Small display
[Large] Button: Large display
[PSO] Button: Penalty Shoot-out display
Minutes of Added Time:
Displays the additional time granted only
during additional time if “ON” is selected.
Time (Right):
Currently displayed additional time.
Displayed only during additional time.
A
Time
DTeam Name (for text input)
Preset Settings:
Items to be set before the match.
Set the duration of each halftime, texts to
be displayed in the Large display, and
team names to be used in the Small and
Large displays.

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●Hockey (Ice Hockey)
Power Play:
Entering the penalty time displays the
power play state that corresponds to it.
Display Type:
[Small] Button: Small display
[SHOOTOUT] Button: Shoot-out display
SHOOTOUT:
[Round 1-3] Tab: For round 1 to 3
[Round 4+] Tab: For round 4 and later
C[Overlay] Button
B[Update] Button
ATime
DTeam Name (for text input)

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Additional time display for Football (Soccer):
The display of additional time toggles on and off automatically depending on the
elapsed time of [Time] and the status of [Period]. Whether a match is in additional time is
determined by the setting values of [Duration of Each Half] and [Duration of Each Half of
ET] of [Preset Settings]. The display example is as follows.
Example) Duration of Each Half: “45:00”, Duration of Each half of ET: “15:00”
Period Time Time Display
1st Half 1:23
46:23
2nd Half 46:23
91:23
ET 1 91:23
106:23
ET 2 106:23
121:23

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Power play for Hockey (Ice Hockey):
Depending on the state of the penalty time, power play is automatically displayed or
hidden. The display example is as follows.
Penalty Time Time Display
Left Team Right Team
Display Position Display Time
Penalty
1
Penalty
2
Penalty
1
Penalty
2
0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 ―
0:00 0:00 Time C 0:00 Time C
0:00 0:00 Time C
Time D
Time C or D (the
smaller of the two)
Time A 0:00 0:00 0:00 Time A
Time A 0:00 Time C 0:00 Time A or C (the
smaller of the two)
Time A 0:00 Time C
Time D
Time A, C or D
(the smallest of the
three)
Time A Time B 0:00 0:00 Time A or B (the
smaller of the two)
Time A Time B Time C 0:00
Time A, B or C
(the smallest of the
three)
Time A Time B Time C
Time D
Time A, B, C or D
(the smallest of the
four)

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\Setting the Team Display
Team names can be displayed by one of the following ways.
●Specifying texts directly from web browser
●Importing an image containing the team name and logo
Specifying Texts Directly from Web Browser
Enter the texts in the Overlay Control web screen. Available characters are as follows.
However, text cannot be entered when using a SDP le containing team name images.
!”#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmno
pqrstuvwxyz{|}~¡¢£¤¥¦§¨©ª”¬®¯°±²³´µ¶•¸¹º”¼½¾¿ÀÁÂÃÄÅÆÇÈÉÊËÌÍÎÏÐÑÒÓÔÕÖ×ØÙÚÛÜÝÞ
ßàáâãäåæçèéêëìíîïðñòóôõö÷øùúûüýþÿĞğİıŒœŞşŠšŸŽžƒˆ˜–—‘’‚““”†‡•…‰‹›€™
Importing an Image Containing the Team Name and Logo
To display a team name with logo or a team name that contains characters that are not
available for input, an image can be imported to the camera recorder in place of text
input for display at the team name area of the score overlay. The data le (SDP le) to
be imported can be generated by an SDP Generator, a PC/Mac application. A maximum
of 30 teams can be registered. Please refer to the following GY-HM200SP URL for more
details on the SDP Generator.
North America:
http://pro.jvc.com/prof/attributes/features.jsp?model_id=MDL102399
Europe:
http://jvcpro.eu/video/product/697/gy-hm200sp-sports-production-camera/
Caution:
●Please check the content and font licenses of the image before use.
1 Copy the SDP le generated by the SDP Generator to the root folder of an SDHC/
SDXC card. Specify a name for the SDP le that is not longer than 63 alphanumeric
characters with a “sdp” extension.
Example: [overlay1.sdp]
2Insert the SDHC/SDXC card in which the SDP file is copied into slot A or B, then
select [Main Menu] → [Overlay Settings] → [Import User Layout].

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3The SDP files in the root folder of the SDHC/SDXC card are displayed (max.
8 files per slot). However, if the file name is long and cannot be displayed on
the menu screen, the file will be displayed with part of the file name omitted.
Select an SDP le to import from the list of displayed SDP les.
4Select an import destination from areas 1 to 4 to start importing. If you select an
area where a le name is already displayed, a conrmation screen asking whether
to overwrite will appear. It will take about 20 to 30 seconds to complete the import.
“Complete” will be displayed at the end. A gray display area indicates insufficient
space and it cannot be selected. Select another area or delete SDP les that are not
required in advance in [Main Menu] → [Overlay Settings] → [Delete User Layout].
Caution:
●Do not turn off the power of the unit during import. You may lose the import
data.
In the case of import failure, the following messages may appear.
Error Message Status Action
Failed To Read File
From Media!
• SD card is defective.
• SDP le data is corrupted..
• Use other SD card.
• Use the SDP file generated by
the SDP Generator.
No User Layout
Exists.
• SDP le data is corrupted..
• The camera recorder version
is old and an unknown SDP
le has been imported.
• Use the SDP file generated by
the SDP Generator.
• Update the rmware for the
camera recorder to the latest
version.
Failed To Write File
To The Camera!
There may be a problem with
the camera.
Please contact the local dealers in
your area.
Import Error! An internal error has occurred. Please contact the local dealers in
your area.

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5 When import is successful, the name of the imported SDP le will be added to the
[Main Menu] → [Overlay Settings] → [Layout] item. Select an SDP le name suitable
for overlay. If a valid SDP le is not imported to the camera recorder, or if the SDP
le imported does not match the recording format of the camera recorder, the [Type]
item will be displayed as “None” and grayed out. Import a correct SDP le with [Import
User Layout].
6 Select the team name to display in [Main Menu] → [Overlay Settings] → [Left Team] (*)
or [Right Team] (*).
* This menu item name can be changed in the SDP Generator settings.
Deleting an Imported SDP File
You can delete an imported SDP le.
1 Select [Main Menu] → [Overlay Settings] → [Delete User Layout].
2 Select an SDP le to delete. The blue line at the background of the SDP le name
indicates that the le is applied for the current overlay.
Memo:
●The imported SDP le cannot be deleted in [Main Menu] → [System] → [Reset All].
Please use this function to delete.

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\Displaying the Image in Full-Screen (Full-Screen Graphic
Function)
This function allows images of announcements, advertisements and the like to be overlaid
on the entire screen.
Importing the Image to Display to the Camera Recorder
1Get ready the image to be displayed. Format supported include JPEG (.jpg
extension) and PNG (.png extension).
2 Copy the image le to the root folder of the SDHC/SDXC card. The maximum number
of les that can be copied is 50. The display order can be sorted according to the
le name. Use an SDHC/SDXC card with recording specications that t the current
recording settings of the camera recorder.
Rules for the le name:
●Add a 2-digit number from 01 to 50 to the beginning of the le name. The les will
be displayed in ascending order according to the number.
Example: When les with the names of 01ower.png, 02car.jpg and 13red.png are
imported, they will be displayed in the following sequence: 01ower.png
→ 02car.jpg → 13red.png
●Only alphanumeric characters and underscore (_) can be used for the 3rd and
subsequent characters of the le name.
●Make sure that the le name does not exceed 31 characters.
3 Select [Main Menu] → [Overlay Settings] → [Full Screen Graphic] on the camera
recorder unit.
4 Insert the SDHC/SDXC card that contains the copied image le into the SD card slot
A or B of the camera recorder, followed by selecting [Graphic Import A] or [Graphic
Import B] accordingly and execute import.
When import is executed, the previously imported image will be deleted.

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5 To delete an imported image le, select [Delete Graphic]. The imported image le
cannot be deleted in [Main Menu] → [System] → [Reset All].
Memo:
●The total number of imported image files and the amount of space used can be
viewed in [Main Menu] → [Overlay Settings] → [Full Screen Graphic] → [Status]. The
amount of space that is displayed may be larger than the actual size of the les.
●The largest size that can be imported is approximately 23 MB, which also includes
the amount of space as shown in [Status] and the size of the imported SDP les.
●Images that can be displayed are as follows.
Recording Resolution
1920x1080 1280x720
Image Size 960x540 640x360
File Size 1 MB and below
JPEG
- Gradation: 8 bits
- Pixel format:YCbCr or grayscale
- Baseline JPEG
PNG
- Bits/Channel: 1, 2, 4, 8
- Pixel format: Grayscale, indexed, truecolor (RGB), grayscale with alpha, truecolor
with alpha (RGBA)
- Non-interlaced PNG
●When an image that cannot be displayed is imported to the camera recorder, a
camera error message indicating that “Unsupported Graphic Format” appears when
the camera recorder attempts to display the image. Check in advance to ensure
that the image can be displayed as expected.
●When the frame rate of the recording format is 60i or 50i, the image will not be
displayed in the 12 lines at the bottommost part of the screen.

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Displaying Images
Start from the Input Scoreboard Data web screen. (AP6 “Inputting Scoreboard Data”)
Interval Time:
For setting the display time for a single image.
Next:
When image is displayed:
Stop:
Stops displaying the image.
Displays the next image
When image is not displayed: Starts displaying the
image following the last
image displayed previously.
Depending on the state of the camera, it may take some
time before the image is actually displayed after pressing
“Next” . (→ Memo)
Depending on the state of the camera, it may take some
time before the image is actually displayed after pressing
“Start. Also, an image may be displayed for a longer
period of time than the preset interval time. (→ Memo)
Start:
Starts displaying the image.
Loop Playback:
Set to [ON] to display the first image after displaying
the last image.
Memo:
●To continue displaying a single image, set [Interval Time] to “0”.
●The image may be displayed longer than several tens of seconds when recording
and live streaming is being executed simultaneously or when there are many
information displayed on the LCD/VF screen. In this case, reduce the resolution
and bit rate of the recording and live streaming or press the [DISPLAY] button of the
camera recorder several times to minimize the information displayed on the LCD/
VF screen.
●To make use of the full-screen graphic function without displaying the score, select
a setting other than “None” in [Main Menu] → [Overlay Settings] → [Type] , followed
by disabling the [Overlay] button on the Overlay Control web screen.
●During the displaying of images, if the format of the next image intended for display
is not supported, “Unsupported Graphic Format” message appears on the camera
and the image will not be displayed. Import an image with a displayable format.
(A P17 “Importing the Image to Display to the Camera Recorder”) → “Memo”

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\Selecting a Destination to Display the Overlay
When [Type] in the Overlay Settings is set to a value other than “None”, you can select
whether to overlay the image onto HD recordings or HDMI/SDI external outputs.
[Main Menu] → [Overlay Settings] → [Output]
HD Recording
For setting whether to overlay a scoreboard on HD recording clips.
HDMI/SDI
For setting whether to overlay a scoreboard on external video outputs such as HDMI,
SDI and AV Output terminal.
Memo:
●When the recording format is “HD+Web”, the scoreboard display is always overlaid
on the “Web” recording clip.
●The scoreboard display is always overlaid on live video streaming.
●When [HDMI/SDI] is set to “Off”, [AV Set] → [Video Set] → [Display On TV] will
become “---”.
●The settings cannot be changed during recording or live streaming.
●When using the SD side cut output function while recording score overlay in HD
mode, the left and right edges of the score display may be cropped.
●When the recording format is “HD”, the overlay display settings are also reected
when switched to the Time Stamp output.
\Ingesting the Scoreboard Data Automatically
By using a scoreboard solution supplied from Sportzcast, the camera can ingest
scoreboard data automatically. This enables the updating of the scoreboard display
without having to manually enter the scores from the Web screen. Please contact the local
dealers in your area on the Sportzcast solution.
Preparing for Connection
To connect to the Sportzcast cloud service, select “Cloud” in the [Server Settings] (A
P21).
Meanwhile, connection to a Scorebot that is connected to a local network can be
configured using [Search for a local server] (AP22). Start search after powering on
Scorebot and connecting it to the same network as the camera recorder.