Sony XC505 User manual

A-DKO-100-11 (1)
Color Video
Camera Module
Technical Manual
XC-505/505P
© 2010 Sony Corporation

2Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Overview
Main Features...................................................................................3
Connection Diagram........................................................................4
Location of Parts and Operation ....................................................7
Mode Setting by Dip Switch............................................................8
Installation......................................................................................10
Connections ...................................................................................11
Genlock...........................................................................................12
RS-232C Command List
RS-232C Connector Pinouts.........................................................13
Communication Specifications ....................................................14
Camera Control Command List....................................................16
Camera Control Commands .........................................................18
Appendix
Camera Control Command List....................................................27
Specifications ................................................................................31
Dimensions ....................................................................................32
Spectral Sensitivity Characteristics (typical)..............................33

3
Main Features
The XC-505/505P is a small color video camera module
that incorporates a 1/3-type IT CCD.
Main Features
Small Size and Lightweight
The camera is so small and light that you can install it
anywhere: even in locations where conventional video
cameras cannot be installed.
High Sensitivity
A built-in Super HAD II (Hole Accumulated Diode II)
sensor, allows high sensitivity, low smear images. You can
shoot, even under poor lighting conditions.
Simple Configuration via DIP Switch
Gain, shutter speed, and white balance can be configured
using the 8-bit DIP switch located on the side of the unit.
Five White Balance Adjustment
Settings
Using the white balance DIP switches, you can choose
from among five white balance modes (3200K/5600K/
One Push WB/ATW/MAN) to choose the best settings for
shooting conditions, and the most appropriate color
compensation.
Electronic Shutter with a Wide
Range of Operating Speeds
Using the electronic shutter DIP switches, these levels of
shutter speed (OFF, 1/1,000, and FLICKERLESS) are
available to allow you to match the shutter speed to the
shooting conditions.
When you set the DIP switches for the CCD IRIS function,
the shutter speed is adjusted automatically, based on the
amount of light allowed to enter, ensuring the most
appropriate level of image signal.
Advanced settings can be configured via RS-232C serial
communication. For details, see “Communication
Specifications” on page 14.
Function Setting via RS-232C
Transmissions
Using computer communications software such as
HyperTerminal and Tera Term, function switching can be
performed.
A variety of functions such as NR (2D/3D), edge
enhancement, γ, Nega/Posi, and Flip can be set via serial
communication. For details, see “Communication
Specifications” on page 14.
Overview

4Connection Diagram
Connection Diagram
VCL-12S12XM
VCL-06S12XM
C mount lens
(Manual iris)
LO-999CMT
(C-mount adaptor)
12P 12P
CCXC-12P02N
05N
10N
25N
NF mount lens
VCL-03S12XM
DC12V
VIDEO
DC-700 HD/VD, VS, VBS
AC
VIDEO
XC-505/505P
HD/VD, VS, VBS
RS-232C
XCK-L555
(Angle case kit)

5
Connection Diagram
XCK-L555 Angle Case Kit
The XCK-L555 allows you to bend the XC-505/505P 90
degrees horizontally (HL).
You can install XC-505/505P in only HL (horizontal)
directions. VL (vertical) is not available with this model.
Dimensions
Angle type
On the upper position of the Front block zis located. Set
the direction correctly while looking at the Front block
from the front so that zis in the upper position.
Dip switch: rear
Installation
Use angle case A/B and screws.
1 Remove the four screws (+PM1.7 × 3) from the front
panel.
The front block will pop out due to pressure from the
flexible cable.
2 Attach the angle case (B) to the underside of the front
block.
Do not pull the front block out forcibly. If you do so,
you may damage the flexible cable.
3 Attach the angle case (A) to the front block.
Note
22
8
22
28
85.3
74.3
505HL
UNIT: mm
Note
Front
block
Camera case
Flexible cable
Angle case (B)
Angle case (A)

6Connection Diagram
4 Insert the front block into the camera case, and attach
it securely using the four screws (+PM1.7 × 3)
removed in step 1.
Tighten the screws to a torque level of 0.15 N•m for
the XC-505/505P.
5 Using the four screws (+K2 × 2.5) provided, attach
the angle case (A/B) and the front block securely.
Tighten the screws to a torque level of 0.18•Em.
Note
Note
Screw (+PM1.7 × 3)
Screw (+K2 × 2.5)

7
Location of Parts and Operation
Location of Parts and Operation
aDip switches for setting functions
This switches are used to adjust white balance and shutter
speed; and to flip AGC (ON/OFF) and output signals (Y/
C/VBS).
For details, see “Mode Setting by Dip Switch” on page 8.
bOne Push WB switch
One Push white balance functions when the white balance
adjustment mode is set to One Push WB. The white
balance is automatically adjusted when this switch is
pressed, and the color balance is retained after adjustment.
cNF mount
dDC IN/SYNC/VIDEO connector (multi 12-pin)
This connector inputs DC 12 V power and outputs the
video signal when the CCXC-12P02N/12P05N/12P10N/
12P25N camera cable is connected.
If the unit is connected to devices that originate a
synchronized signal, the external synchronous signal (VS,
VBS, HD/VD) can be used to move the color camera
module.
VBS signals input as external synchronized signals
perform the same functions as VS signals. (Burst signals
are not locked and are free running.)
1
2
3
4

8Mode Setting by Dip Switch
Pin Assignment of the DC IN/SYNC/
VIDEO Connector Mode Setting by Dip
Switch
By flipping the DIP switches located on the side of this
camera, you can adjust the following functions.
Each switch is assigned to a function. The switches that
should be set to adjust a certain function (white balance,
shutter speed), to switch the AGC (ON/OFF), or to switch
the output signals (Y/C/VBS) are specified and indicated
by shading in the illustrations of the corresponding
descriptions of the function. The switches that are not
shaded are not related to these functions.
Factory Settings
White balance: ATW
Shutter speed: OFF
AGC: ON
Output signal (Y/C/VBS): VBS
Signal
Rin No.
Sync signal types
External Sync signal Internal Sync
signal
HD, VD VS/VBS Input
1 GND GND GND
2 +12 V +12 V +12 V
3 VBS/Y Output
(GND)
VBS/Y Output
(GND)
VBS/Y Output
(GND)
4 VBS/Y Output
(signal)
VBS/Y Output
(signal)
VBS/Y Output
(signal)
5 HD Input (GND) – –
6 HD Input
(signal)
––
7 VD Input
(signal)
VS/VBS Input
(signal)
–
8 GND (–/C) GND (–/C) GND (–/C)
9 –/C Output
(signal)
–/C Output
(signal)
–/C Output
(signal)
10 RS-232C (TXD)
11 RS-232C (RXD)
12 VD Input (GND) VD Input (GND) GND
RS-232C (GND)
1
2
3
456
7
8
9
10
11 12
Note

9
Mode Setting by Dip Switch
To Adjust the White Balance
Select the white balance setting according to the lighting
conditions.
To adjust the white balance, use bitXX (the shaded
switches).
The correct white balance is obtained when a white subject
is shot on the whole detection area.
The correct color reproduction may not be obtained during
a normal scene shooting.
To Adjust the Shutter Speed
Set the shutter speed switches to select the desired shutter
speed. Using the CCD IRIS function, set the CCD IRIS
mode.
To adjust the shutter speed, use the shaded switches.
AGC (Auto Gain Control) ON/OFF
To switch the AGC on or off, use the shaded switch.
To Switch the Output Signals (Y/C/
VBS)
Select the camera output signal.
To switch the output signals (Y/C/VBS), use the shaded
switch.
Lighting condition DIP switch
setting
3200K
(fixed)
For indoor shooting under
incandescent light.
5600K
(fixed)
For outdoor shooting on
sunny days.
One Push WB
(One Push
white balance)
The white balance is
automatically adjusted
when the One Push WB
switch is pressed, and the
color balance is retained
after adjustment.
AT W
(auto tracing
white balance)
The white balance is
adjusted according to the
color temperature
transition of the subject.
This mode is suitable for
shooting with variable
lighting (factory setting).
MAN
(manual)
Manual white balance is adjusted using the
DIP switches in combination with the One
Push WB switch.
Red hues are subdued
with each press of the
One Push WB switch.
Red hues are enhanced
with each press of the
One Push WB switch.
Blue hues are subdued
with each press of the
One Push WB switch.
Blue hues are enhanced
with each press of the
One Push WB switch.
Note
1······8
1······8
1······8
1······8
1······8
1······8
1······8
1······8
Shutter speed DIP switch
setting
OFF 1/60 sec. (XC-505)
1/50 sec. (XC-505P)
(factory setting)
1/1000 1/1,000 sec.
CCD IRIS Set the CCD IRIS mode.
FLICKERLESS 1/100 sec.
Gain DIP switch
setting
ON Auto gain control
(factory setting)
OFF 0 dB
Output signal DIP switch
setting
VBS Select this position to
output the VBS signal
from the DC IN/VIDEO
(factory setting).
Y/C Select this position to
output the Y/C separated
signal from the DC IN/
VIDEO connector.
1······8
1······8
1······8
1······8
1······8
1······8
1······8
1······8

10 Installation
Installation
Usable Lenses
•NF-mountlens
- VCL-06S12XM (f=6 mm)
- VCL-03S12XM (f=3.5 mm)
- VCL-12S12XM (f=12 mm)
The mounting thread of the NF-mount lens should not
extend more than 4.1 mm from the lens mount shoulder
(See below).
• C-mount lens
C-mount lens for 1/3-type sensor (The mounting thread
should not extend more than 4.1 mm from the lens mount
shoulder) (See below). When a C-mount type lens is
attached, a C-mount adaptor (LO-999CMT) is required.
• When connecting a heavy lens, make sure that it is
supported properly.
• When connecting heavy lens, make sure that it is not
subject to shocks or vibration.
To Attach a Lens
1 Remove the lens mount cap by turning it
counterclockwise.
2 Screw the C-mount adaptor (LO-999CMT) into the
lens mount of the camera. (only when using a C mount
lens)
3 Screw the lens.
Notes
4.1 mm or
less
Lens mount
shoulder
3
1
2

11
Connections
To Install the Camera on a Tripod
When mounting the camera on a tripod, use the supplied
tripod adaptor.
1 Assemble the tripod adaptor parts.
2 Mount the video camera module on the tripod adaptor.
Connections
An example of the assembly of the DC-700/700CE
Camera Adaptor.
• Make sure to turn off the power to the units you are
connecting or their components may be damaged.
• When disconnecting the cord, pull it out by the plug.
Never pull the cord itself.
• Connect the power cord after completing all other
connections.
When you have finished installation, tighten the
screws to secure the module.
Notes
WEN
TRIG
HD
VD/SYNC
AC IN
1
1
2
2
CAMERAVIDEO
Color video camera module
to DC/IN/SYNC/VIDEO connector
CCXC-12P02N/12P05N/
12P10N/12P25N
DC-700/700CE

12 Genlock
Genlock
The color video camera module is designed so that internal
sync and external sync are switched automatically. When
the color video camera module receives the following
external sync signal, the camera is synchronized to that
external sync signal.
Use a synchronous signal meeting the specifications given
in this Technical Manual. For details on the specifications,
see page 31.
Connection
example
External sync signal
HD/VD VS VBS
Connection of
the camera
and the
DC-700/
DC-700CE
Genlock Genlock
(However, burst
signals not
locked. Same
function as VS
lock.)
Note

13
RS-232C Connector Pinouts
Hardware and software can be damaged by RS-232C
control programs developed using this command list. Sony
shall accept no liability for any such damage.
You can externally control various camera functions by
sending commands via the camera’s RS-232C interface.
Setting values for various functions can be stored in the
camera’s internal memory. The non-volatile internal
memory preserves data even without power, so you can
resume operation with the same settings when power is
restored.
RS-232C Command Usage
Precautions
Keep the following in mind regarding the RS-232C TXD
and RXD pins:
• Do not apply voltage exceeding ±10 V to RXD pin 11 of
the 12-pin connector.
• The output voltage on TXD pin 10 of the 12-pin
connector is typically within ±5.4 V. Do not apply
external voltage to this pin.
RS-232C Connector
Pinouts
RS-232C Command List
1
2
3
456
7
8
9
10
11 12
RXD TXD
XC-505/P
12 pin Connector
1 GND
2 +12 V
3 GND
4 VBS/Y out
5 GND
6 – /HD in
7 VS/VD in
8 GND
9– /C out
10 TXD (RS-232C)
11 RXD (RS-232C)
12 GND
PC
D-SUB 9P
CD 1
RXD 2
TXD 3
DTR 4
GND 5
DSR 6
RTS 7
CTS 8
RI 9

14 Communication Specifications
Communication
Specifications
Serial Communication
Specifications
The camera uses an RS-232C-conforming start-stop
synchronous serial interface.
Sent commands are remotely echoed back.
Baud rate: 38400/19200/9600 bps
Default: 38400 bps
Data length: 8 bits
Parity: none
Stop bit: 1 bit
Flow control: none
Command Format
Sent commands, consisting of a command name and
appended parameters, are input when followed by a
carriage return ASCII code.
Input syntax
Input example
Command Input and Response
Status
Command Input
The camera accepts the following characters strings as
valid.
When the camera receives a valid character string, it is
remotely echoed back.
Commands may contain up to 64 characters (excluding the
ending CR).
Parameter Entry
Only base-10 (numerical) parameter values are accepted.
Valid values depend on the particular input command.
Commands with non-decimal parameter characters cannot
be processed.
Example. AE-REF (when received with a base-10
parameter)
<<Accepted normally >>
<<Returns the “ERROR PARAMETER” response
status>>
<<Returns the “ERROR PARAMETER” response
status>>
Sign Operators
A “+” or “-” sign may be prepended to a parameter.
<<Accepted normally>>
<<Returns the “ERROR PARAMETER” response
status>>
command param1 param2 param3 [ENTER]
GAIN-STEP 18<CR>
Item Character ASCII
Value Remarks
Alphabetics ‘A’to ‘Z’
‘a’to ‘z’
0x41 to
0x5A
0x61 to
0x7A
Strings are not
case-sensitive.
Numerics ‘0’to ‘9’0x30 to
0x39
–
Symbols ‘–’
‘+’
0x2D
0x2B
Numerical values
may be prepended
by a sign character.
‘+’is allowed, but is
ignored.
Space ‘’0x20 Not allowed at the
beginning of a line.
[BackSpace] BS
(control
character)
0x08 none
[ENTER] CR
(control
character)
0x0D none
Note
AE-REF 1023<CR>
AE-REF 3FF<CR>
AE-REF ABC<CR>
AE-REF 1023ABC<CR>
GAIN-FINE +10<CR>
GAIN-FINE -10<CR>
GAIN-FINE +-10<CR>
GAIN-FINE 10-3<CR>
Item Character ASCII
Value Remarks

15
Communication Specifications
Omitted and Extra Parameters
Commands with omitted or extra parameters are ignored.
Also, entering a CR without any other input only changes
to the next line.
Example. SSHUTTER command with two
parameters
<<Accepted normally>>
<<Returns the “ERROR PARAMETER” response
status>>
Response Status
When an input command has finished processing, the
camera returns the response status to notify the user
whether it succeeded.
<<Input>>
<<Screen Output>>
Response Status from the Camera
SSHUTTER 0 1<CR>
SSHUTTER 0 1 1<CR>
SSHUTTER 0<CR>
AGAIN-STEP 12<CR>
ERROR SYNTAX<CR><LF>
Response
Status Description
OK OK appears at the end of the screen when
command execution finishes normally.
ERROR
SYNTAX
Appears when an invalid command name is
input.
ERROR
STATUS
Appears when command execution fails to
finish normally.
ERROR
PA R A M E T E R
Appears when a command’s parameter
value is invalid.
ERROR
EEPROM
Appears when an error occurs while
reading or writing a parameter in EEPROM.
ERROR
EXECUTE
Appears when an over-detection error
occurs during WPC-EXE execution.
ERROR
BUSY
Appears when a command is sent to the
camera before the response status for the
previous command has been returned.
This message is not displayed until at least
40 ms after the previous ERROR BUSY
was returned.
(Current
setting value)
Sending a parameter setting command with
no parameter causes the current setting
value to be displayed.
Sending the HELP command with no
parameter displays the command list.
AWB OK Appears when One-Push AWB execution
succeeds.
AWB
TIMEOUT
Appears when One-Push AWB execution
times out.
AWB ERROR Appears when One-Push AWB execution
fails.
Response
Status Description

16 Camera Control Command List
Camera Control Command List
Category Command
Setting Value Color Bar4)
Displaying
INIT Object1) SAVE Object2) Auto Saving3)
AE AE-MODE aa ××
AGCMAX-STEP aa ××
AGCMAX-FINE aa ××
CCDIRIS-MAX aa ××
SSHUTTER-MAX aa ××
AE-SPEED aa ××
AE-REF aa ××
GAIN-STEP aa ××
GAIN-FINE aa ××
SHUTTER aa ××
SSHUTTER aa ××
WB WB-MODE aa ××
AUTOWB ××××
RGAIN aa ××
BGAIN aa ××
ATW-SPEED aa ××
CRS-MODE aa ××
PICTURE DTL-MODE aa ××
DTL-ENHANCER aa ××
2DNR-MODE aa ××
3DNR-MODE aa ××
PEDESTAL aa ××
GAMMA-MODE aa ××
NEGAPOSI aa ××
WHITECLIP aa ××
WPC WPC-MODE aa ××
WPC-EXE × × × ×
WPC-DISP a×××
OPD OPD-DISP a×××
OPD-AE-POS aa ××
OPD-AE-SIZE aa ××
OPD-AWB-POS aa ××
OPD-AWB-SIZE aa ××

17
Camera Control Command List
1) The INIT command initializes this command’s setting.
2) The SAVE and LOAD commands apply to this command’s setting.
3) When this command is sent, its setting is automatically saved to EEPROM.
4) Commands are limited when the color bar is displayed: AE, WB, PICTURE, WPC, and OPD category commands return status errors.
I / O VOUTSEL aa ×a
HPHASE aa ×a
VPHASE aa ×a
COLORBAR a××a
FLIP aa ×a
BRATE × × aa
OSD aa ×a
MEMO-CAPTURE × × × a
MEMO-DISPLAY a××a
OtherINIT ×××a
SAVE × × × a
LOAD × × aa
RMEM ×××a
VERSION × × × a
HELP ×××a
Category Command
Setting Value Color Bar4)
Displaying
INIT Object1) SAVE Object2) Auto Saving3)

18 Camera Control Commands
Camera Control
Commands
Camera control commands are categorized as follows:
AE (Auto Exposure): Auto-exposure setting (page 18)
WB (White Balance): White balance setting (page 20)
PIC (Picture): Sharpness (aperture
compensation), noise reduction,
and video process settings
(page 21)
WPC (White Pixel Compensation):
White point detection and
compensation settings (page 22)
OPD (Optical Detector):
AE and AWB detection frame
settings (page 23)
IN/OUT: Input/output settings (page 23)
MEMO: Memo function settings (page 24)
AE (Auto Exposure)
AE Operation Mode Setting
AGC Maximum Gain Setting (STEP)
AGC Maximum Gain Setting (FINE)
The relationship between gain and fine settings are as
follows:
CCD Iris Electronic Shutter Maximum
Speed Setting
Command
Name AE-MODE
Parameter 1 Operation Mode, 0 to 5
0: Fixed electronic shutter + fixed gain
1: Fixed electronic slow shutter + fixed gain
2: Fixed electronic shutter + AGC
3: CCD IRIS
4: CCD IRIS + Auto slow shutter
5: CCD IRIS + AGC
Default is Mode 2
Conditions None
Process 0 and 1 select the ME operation mode, and
other values set the AE mode.
Command
Name AGCMAX-STEP
Parameter 1 Gain: 6 to 18 [dB]
Default is 18 [dB]
Conditions Valid when AE-MODE parameter 2 and 5.
Process Sets the upper gain limit for AGC.
Command
Name AGCMAX-FINE
Parameter 1 Gain: 22 to 67
Default is 67
Conditions Valid when AE-MODE parameter 2 and 5.
Process Sets the upper gain limit for AGC.
FINE Setting Gain (dB)
22 6
26 7
30 8
33 9
37 10
41 11
44 12
48 13
52 14
56 15
59 16
63 17
67 18
Command
Name CCDIRIS-MAX
Parameter 1 Max. electronic shutter speed: 0 to 8
0: 1/100 [s]
1: 1/120 [s]
2: 1/250 [s]
3: 1/500 [s]
4: 1/1000 [s]
5: 1/4000 [s]
6: 1/10000 [s]
7: 1/50000 [s]
8: 1/100000 [s]
Default is 5
Conditions Valid when AE-MODE is 3 to 5.
Process Sets the maximum speed of auto electronic
shutter control.

19
Camera Control Commands
Slow Shutter Maximum Frame Count
Setting
The white point is higher with larger frame count settings,
but this is an artifact of the CCD and not a defect.
AE Convergence Speed Setting
AE Reference Level Setting
Fixed Step Gain Setting (STEP)
Fixed Step Gain Setting (FINE)
The relationship between gain and fine settings are as
follows:
Command
Name SSHUTTER-MAX
Parameter 1 Max. frame count: 1 to 255
Default is 6 [frames]
Conditions Valid when AE-MODE is 4.
Process Sets the maximum accumulatable frame
count for auto slow shutter.
Note
Command
Name AE-SPEED
Parameter 1 Convergence speed: 0 to 2
0: Slow
1: Normal
2: Fast
Default is 1
Conditions Valid when AE-MODE is 2 to 5.
Process Sets the AE convergence speed.
Command
Name AE-REF
Parameter 1 Reference Level: 0 to 1023
0: Minimum to
100: Standard to
1023: Maximum
Default is 120
Conditions Valid when AE-MODE is 2 to 5.
Process Sets the AE reference level
Command
Name GAIN-STEP
Parameter 1 Gain: –3 to +18 [dB]
Default is 0 [dB]
Conditions Valid when AE-MODE is 0 to 1.
Process Sets fixed AGC gain.
Command
Name GAIN-FINE
Parameter 1 Gain: –79 to +474
Default is 0
Conditions Valid when AE-MODE is 0 to 1.
Process Sets fixed AGC gain.
FINE Setting Gain (dB)
–79 –3
–53 –2
–26 –1
00
26 1
53 2
79 3
105 4
132 5
158 6
184 7
211 8
237 9
263 10
289 11
316 12
342 13
368 14
395 15
421 16
447 17
474 18

20 Camera Control Commands
Fixed Electronic Shutter Speed Setting Fixed Electronic Slow Shutter Speed
Setting
WB (White Balance)
WB Mode Setting
Manual R Gain Setting
Command
Name SHUTTER
Parameter 1 Electronic shutter speed: 0 to 12
0: OFF (1/60 [s] for NTSC, 1/50 [s] for PAL)
1: 1/100 [s] (Flickerless NTSC operation)
2: 1/120 [s] (Flickerless PAL operation)
3: 1/250 [s]
4: 1/500 [s]
5: 1/1000 [s]
6: 1/2000 [s]
7: 1/4000 [s]
8: 1/10000 [s]
9: 1/50000 [s]
10: 1/100000 [s]
11: Arbitrary electronic shutter setting
Default is 0
Parameter 2 This is the electronic shutter speed
adjustment value when parameter 1 is “11:
Arbitrary electronic shutter setting”
NTSC: 0 to 261
PAL: 0 to 311
Parameter 3 This is the electronic shutter fine adjustment
value when parameter 1 is “11: Arbitrary
electronic shutter setting”
NTSC: 0 to 910
PAL: 0 to 908
However, when parameter 2 is 0 (NTSC or
PAL), the range for this parameter is as
follows:
NTSC: 143 to 910
PAL: 142 to 908
Conditions Valid when AE-MODE is 0 and 2.
Process Sets the AE electronic shutter speed
When parameter 1 is set to “11: Arbitrary
electronic shutter setting,” electronic shutter
timing is calculated as follows:
NTSC: (parameter 2) × 63.49 [µs] +
(parameter 3) × 69.84 [ns]
PAL: (parameter 2) × 64.00 [µs] +
(parameter 3) × 70.48 [ns]
Command
Name SSHUTTER
Parameter 1 Fixed electronic slow shutter adjustment
value
NTSC: 0 to 255
PAL: 0 to 255
Default is 3
Parameter 2 Fixed electronic slow shutter fine adjustment
value
NTSC: 0 to 524
PAL: 0 to 624
However, when parameter 1 is 0 (NTSC or
PAL), the range for this parameter is as
follows:
NTSC: 262 to 524
PAL: 312 to 624
Conditions Valid when AE-MODE is 1.
Process The fixed electronic slow shutter time is
calculated as follows:
NTSC: (parameter 1) × 33.268 [ms] +
(parameter 2) × 63.49 [µs]
PAL: (parameter 1) × 39.936 [ms] +
(parameter 2) × 64.00 [µs]
Command
Name WB-MODE
Parameter 1 WB Mode: 0 to 4
0: One Push AWB
1: ATW
2: Manual
3: Preset 3200K
4: Preset 5600K
Default is 1
Conditions None
Process Sets the WB mode.
Command
Name RGAIN
Parameter 1 R gain: 0 to 4095
0: Minimum
4095: Maximum
Default R gain is 3200K
Conditions Valid when WB-MODE is 2.
Process Sets the R gain when WB Mode is
“2: Manual.”