Toshiba IK - TF1 User manual
TOSHIBA
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
3CCD
CAMERA
IK-TF1
For
Customer
Use
Enter
below
the
Serial
No.
which
is
located
on
the
bottom
of
the
cabinet.
Retain
this
information
for
future
ref¬
erence.
Model
No.:
IK-TF1
_
Serial
No.:
WARNING
This
is
a
Class
A
of
EN55022
product.
In
a
domestic
environment
this
product
may
cause
radio
interference
in
which
case
the
user
may
be
required
to
take
adequate
measures.
INFORMATION
This
equipment
has
been
tested
and
found
to
comply
with
the
limits
for
a
Class
A
digital
device,
pursu¬
ant
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.
USER-INSTALLER
CAUTION:
Your
authority
to
operate
this
FCC
verified
equipment
could
be
voided
if
P°rt'i*
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f
a
l
modlficatlons
not
expressly
approved
by
the
party
responsible
for
compliance
to
This
Class
A
digital
apparatus
complies
with
Canadian
ICES-003.
Cet
appareil
numerique
de
la
classe
A
est
comforme
a
la
norme
NMB-003
du
Canada.
Read
the
following
safety
precautions
carefully
before
using
the
product.
These
instructions
contain
valuable
information
on
safe
and
proper
use
that
will
prevent
harm
and
damage
to
the
operator
and
other
persons.
Make
sure
that
you
fully
understand
the
following
details
(indications,
graphic
symbols)
before
proceeding
to
the
main
descriptions
in
this
manual.
Indication
definitions
Indication
Meaning
A
Warning
This
indicates
that
ignoring
this
la¬
bel
and/or
misoperation
of
the
prod¬
uct
may
cause
serious
personal
in¬
jury
or
even
death.
Graphic
symbol
definitions
a
This
indicates
that
ignoring
this
la-
/f\
bel
and/or
misoperation
of
the
prod-
uct
ma
y
cause
personal
injury*
1
and/
Cautlon
|
or
material
damaged
|
*1:
Bodily
injury
means
injuries,
burns
and
elec¬
tric
shock
which
does
not
require
hospitaliza-
_
tion
or
prolonged
treatment.
*2:
Physical
damage
means
extended
harm
to
home
Symbol
Meaning
<s>
Indicates
a
prohibited
action
that
must
not
be
carried
out.
The
actual
prohibited
action
is
indicated
in
the
symbol
or
nearby
graphically
or
de¬
scribed
in
text.
Indicates
a
mandatory
action
that
O
m
u
s
t
be
carried
out.
The
actual
mandatory
action
is
indicated
in
the
symbol
or
nearby
graphically
or
de¬
scribed
in
text.
household
effects.
Do
not
use
the
product
when
abnormality
occurs.
Use
in
the
abnormal
state
such
as
smoke
emitting
from
the
product,
burning
smell,
being
damaged
by
drop,
invasion
of
foreign
objects
inside
the
product,
etc.,
may
cause
fire
and/
or
electric
shock.
Always
be
sure
to
disconnect
the
power
plug
from
the
electrical
outlet
(socket)
at
once
and
contact
your
dealer.
Do
not
install
the
product
where
splashing
of
water
may
occur,
such
as
outdoor,
a
bathroom,
etc.
This
may
cause
fire
and/or
electric
shock.
Do
not
repair,
disassemble
and/or
modify
by
yourself.
This
may
cause
fire
and/or
electric
shock.
Always
be
sure
to
contact
your
dealer
for
internal
repair,
check
and
cleaning
of
the
product.
Keep
the
rated
voltage
for
the
product.
The
use
of
power
supply
voltage
outside
the
rated
voltage
may
cause
fire
and/or
electrical
shock.
Please
refer
to
"5.CONNECTIONS”.
Do
not
put
a
vessel(s)
filled
with
a
liquid
(flower
vase,
etc.).
If
a
liquid
enters
the
product,
a
fire
and/or
electric
shock
may
occur.
Do
not
put
the
product
in
an
unstable,
slanting
and/or
vibrating
place.
Drop
and/or
fall
of
the
product
may
cause
injury.
Do
not
touch
power
or
TV
antenna
cords
during
a
thunderstorm.
This
might
cause
electric
shock.
A
Follow
these
cautions
when
installing.
•
Do
not
put
the
product
on
a
Inflammable
material
such
as
carpet
or
blanket.
•
Do
not
put
the
product
in
a
narrow
space,
since
the
heat
generated
by
the
product
may
cause
fine.
•
Do
not
put
a
inflammable
material
on
the
product.
If
you
do
not
keep
above,
the
heat
generated
by
the
product
may
cause
fire.
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Do
not
put
the
product
in
direct
sunshine
and/or
high
temperature.
The
temperature
rise
inside
the
product
may
cause
fire.
Do
not
put
the
product
In
a
moist
or
dusty
place
such
as
a
bathroom,
a
place
close
to
a
humidifier,
etc.
This
may
cause
fire
and/or
electric
shock.
Do
not
put
the
product
in
a
moist,
soot/and/or
dusty
place
such
as
a
kitchen,
etc.
Do
not
put
the
product
where
soot
and
steam
may
occur,
such
as
a
kitchen,
etc.,
or
in
a
dusty
place.
This
may
cause
fire
and/or
electric
shock.
Do
not
shoot
the
sun
with
the
lens
and
do
not
put
the
lens
in
the
place
exposed
to
an
intensive
light,
such
as
sunshine,
etc.
Focusing
of
the
light
may
cause
injury
of
eye
and/or
fire.
Do
not
put
the
product
in
your
mouth
and
do
not
swallow
it.
This
may
cause
suffocation
and/or
injury.
Ask
your
dealer
to
perform
a
periodical
check
and
internal
cleaning.
Dust
inside
the
product
may
cause
fire
and/or
trouble.
For
check
and
cleaning
cost,
please
consult
your
dealer.
3
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
1.
CAUTIONS
ON
USE
AND
INSTALLATION.
6
2.
COMPONENTS.
6
3.
ITEMS
CONTROLLED
BY
USING
ON
SCREEN
DISPLAY.
7
4.
NAMES
AND
FUNCTIONS.
8
5.
CONNECTION.
9
5.1
Standard
Connection.
g
5.2
Cautions
on
Connection.
g
5.3
Connector
Pin
Assignments.
g
6.
OPERATION.10
6.1
White
Balance.
10
6.2
Gain.
12
6.3
Shading
Correction.
12
7.
MODE
SETTING
BY
ON
SCREEN
DISPLAY.13
7.1
Using
the
Menus.
13
7.2
Menus.
14
(1)
SHUTTER
(Electronic
shutter).
14
(1.1)
Changing
each
setting
in
MANUAL
mode.
14
(1.2)
Changing
each
setting
in
SS(synchro.
scan)
mode.
15
(1.3)
Changing
each
setting
in
EXT
TRIG
mode.
16
(1.3.1)
Changing
each
setting
in
1
PULSE
SNR
mode.
16
(1.3.2)
Changing
each
setting
in
1
PULSE
SR
mode.
17
(1.3.3)
Changing
each
setting
in
2
PULSE
mode.
18
(2)
GAIN
(Video
gain).
19
(2.1)
Changing
each
setting
in
GAIN.
19
(3)
WHT
BAL
(White
balance).
20
(3.1)
Changing
each
setting
in
AWB
(Automatic
White
Balance)mode.
20
(3.2)
Changing
each
setting
in
MANUAL
mode.
20
(4)
PROCESS.
21
(4.1)
Changing
master
pedestal.21
(4.2)
Changing
R
pedestal.
21
(4.3)
Changing
B
pedestal.21
(4.4)
Changing
White
clip.21
(4.5)
Changing
shading
correction
mode.
21
(4.6)
Changing
manual
shading
correction
.
21
(5)
SYNC.
22
(5.1)
Adjusting
horizontal
phase.
22
(5.2)
Changing
RGB
SYNC.
22
4
|
(6)
OPTION.
22
(6.1)
Changing
RS232C
communication
baud
rate.
22
(7)
Setting
to
factory
setting
status.
23
7.3
External
Sync.
23
(1)
External
sync
signal
input
conditions.
23
(2)
External
sync
frequency
range.
23
(3)
Using
the
unit
with
external
sync
signal.
23
(3.1)
H
(horizontal)
phase
adjustment.
23
(4)
Changing
HD/VD
input/output.
24
7.4
Synchro.
Scan
Operation.
24
(1)
Setting
by
1H.
24
(2)
Setting
by
the
frame.
24
7.5
EXT
TRIG(Extemal
trigger).
25
(1)
1
PULSE
SNR
(1
Pulse
Sync
Non
Reset).
25
(2)
1
PULSE
SR
(1
Pulse
Sync
Reset).
27
(3)
2
PULSE.
28
8.
BEFORE
MAKING
A
SERVICE
CALL.30
9.
SPECIFICATIONS.30
10.
EXTERNAL
APPEARANCE
DIAGRAM.31
1.
CAUTIONS
ON
USE
AND
INSTALLATION
•Carefully
handle
the
units.
Do
not
drop,
or
give
a
strong
shock
or
vibration
to
the
camera.
This
may
cause
problems.
Treat
the
camera
cables
carefully
to
prevent
cable
problems,
such
as
cable
breakdown
and
loosened
connections.
•Do
not
shoot
intense
light.
If
there
is
an
intense
light
at
a
location
on
the
screen
such
as
a
spot
light,
a
blooming
and
smearing
may
occur.
When
intense
light
enters,
vertical
stripes
may
appear
on
the
screen.
This
is
not
a
malfunction.
Ghosts
may
occur
when
there
is
an
intense
light
near
the
object.
In
this
case,
change
the
shooting
angle.
•Install
the
camera
in
a
location
free
from
noise.
If
the
camera
or
the
cables
are
located
near
power
utility
lines
or
a
TV,
etc.
undesirable
noise
may
appear
on
the
screen.
In
such
a
case,
try
to
change
the
location
of
the
camera
or
the
cable
wiring.
•Moire
When
thin
stripe
patterns
are
shooted,
stripe
patterns
that
are
not
actually
there
(moire)
may
appears
as
interference
stripes.
This
is
not
a
malfunction.
•Operating
ambient
temperature
and
humidity.
Do
not
use
the
camera
in
places
where
temperature
and
humidity
exceed
the
specifications.
Picture
quality
will
lower
and
internal
parts
may
be
damaged.
Be
particularly
careful
when
using
in
places
exposed
to
direct
sunlight.
When
shooting
in
hot
places,
depending
on
the
conditions
of
the
object
and
the
camera
(for
example
when
the
gain
is
increased),
noise
in
the
form
of
vertical
strips
or
white
dots
may
occur.
This
is
not
a
malfunction.
•Handling
of
the
protection
cap.
Keep
the
protection
cap
away
from
children.
Children
may
put
them
into
mouth
or
swallow
them
accidentally.
The
protection
cap
protects
the
image
sensing
plane
when
the
lens
is
removed
from
the
camera,
do
not
throw
away.
•When
not
using
the
camera
for
a
longtime.
Stop
supplying
power.
•When
cleaning
the
camera
Always
turn
off
the
power
and
clean
with
a
piece
of
dry
cloth.
If
necessary,
gently
wipe
with
a
cloth
dampened
with
thinned
detergent.
Do
not
use
benzine,
alcohol,
thinner,
etc.
If
used,
coating
and
printed
letters
may
be
discolored.
When
cleaning
the
lens,
use
a
lens
cleaning
paper,
etc.
2.
COMPONENTS
(1)
Camera
Control
Unit.1
(2)
Accessories
(a)
Instruction
manual.1
6
Electronic
shutter
Gain
White
balance
Process
Sync
Option
3.
ITEMS
CONTROLLED
BY
USING
ON
SCREEN
DISPLAY
Available
selections
MODE
MANUAL,
SS,
EXT
TRIG
MANUAL
EXT
TRIG
1
PULSE
SNR,
1PULSESR,
2PULSE
1
PULSE
SNR
MANUAL
speed
OFF,
1/IOOs,
1/250s,
1/500s,
1/IOOOs,
1/2000S,
1/4000s,
1/10000s,
1/25000s,
I/50000S
OFF
Syncro.
FLD
1/525H-260/525H,
OFF,
1FRM-255FRM
OFF
scan.
FRM
1/525H-260/525H,
OFF,
2FRM-256FRM
Storage
mode
FLD,
FRM
FLD
Trigger
(1
PULSE
SNR/SR)
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L
T
rigger(2PULSE)
1
PULSE
exposure
time
ji_n_
j
.rir
0.02ms
—
16ms
MODE
MANUAL,
OFF
OFF
MANUAL
-3dB
-
18dB
OdB
MODE
AWB,
MANUAL
AWB
Color
temperature
3200K,
5600K
3200K
MANUAL
R
GAIN
8
/
o
l
o
o
0
MANUAL
B
GAIN
-100
~
0
~
100
0
Master
pedestal
-64
~
0
~
64
0
R
pedestal
-64
~
0
~
64
0
B
pedestal
-64-0-64
0
White
clip
-50-0-50
0
Shading
correction
mode
MANUAL,
OFF
MANUAL
Manual
shading
correction
-128
-
0
-
127
0
H
phase
adjustment
-100
-
0
-
100
0
RGB
SYNC
G,
ALL
ON,
ALL
OFF
G
Baud
rate
9600bps,
19200bps
9600bps
4.
NAMES
AND
FUNCTIONS
©DC
IN
12V
terminal
(DDISP
button
©MENU
UP
button
©DATA
UP(AWB)
button
©DATA
DOWN
button
©MENU
DOWN
button
©RGB
terminal
©
Prism
faceplate
(©DISP
button
©PAGE
button
©MENU
UP
button
©MENU
DOWN
button
©DATA
UP
(AWB)
button
©DATA
DOWN
button
©DC
IN
12V
terminal
©
RGB
terminal
The
protection
cap
is
attached
on
the
lens
mount
portion.
After
removing
the
cap,
mount
the
lens.
Be
careful
not
to
scratch
or
touch
the
optical
area.
Used
when
switching
the
display.
Used
when
switching
to
the
menu
and
when
selecting
the
menus.
Select
the
function
to
be
confirmed
or
changed
on
the
menu.
Select
the
function
to
be
confirmed
or
changed
on
the
menu.
Changes
the
value
of
the
function
selected
by
the
MENU
(UP/DOWN)
button.
(Also
used
when
using
AWB.)
Changes
the
value
of
the
function
selected
by
the
MENU
(UP/DOWN)
button.
Accept
a
DC
power
input
(12V).
Used
as
the
connector
terminal
for
RGB
output,
and
SYNC
output.
HD
and
VD
signals
are
input/output.
When
the
random
trigger
operation
is
used,
the
trigger
signal
is
input
and
the
index
signal
is
output.
This
terminal
also
includes
an
RS232C
format
control.
5.
CONNECTION
5.
1
Standard
Connection
5.
2
Cautions
on
Connection
When
connecting
the
camera
cables,
be
sure
to
turn
off
the
camera
and
the
other
equipment
connected.
We
suggest
using
a
C
mount
lens
made
for
a
3CCD
camera.
When
using
another
lens,
the
best
camera
performance
of
this
camera
may
not
be
obtained.
(For
example,
low
resolution
may
occur,
focus
may
be
lost
through
the
range
of
a
zoom
lens,
and
flare,
ghost
or
shading
may
occur)
Furthermore,
in
order
to
avoid
damaging
the
mounting
portion
of
the
camera
head,
use
a
lens
which
has
projection
dimension
from
the
mounting
base
of
less
than
0.157"(4mm).
For
DC
power
supply
connecting
to
DC
IN
12V
terminal,
use
UL
listed
and/or
CSA
approved
ungrounding
type
AC
adaptor
with
the
specifications
described
below.
Power
supply
voltage
Current
rating
Ripple
voltage
Connector
DC12V±10%
More
than
830mA,
Less
than2.5A
Less
than
50mV(p—p)
HR10A—7P—4S
by
HI
ROSE
electronics
Co.
Ltd
Pins
1,2
:
12V
Pins
3,
4
:
GND
5.
3
Connector
Pin
Assignments
DC
IN
12V
1
+12V
2
+12V
3
GND
4
GND
RGB
1
R
2
G
3
B
4
TXD
5
GND
6
GND
7
GND
8
SYNC
9
12V
10
GND
11
RXD
12
TRIG
13
HD
IN/OUT
14
VD
IN/OUT
15
INDEX
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6.
OPERATION
©
Referring
to
the
item
“
5.
CONNECTION”,
connect
each
equipment
correctly.
(D
Turn
on
the
connected
equipment
and
the
camera.
®
Pointing
the
lens
at
the
object,
operate
the
lens
iris
adjustment,
focus
adjustment,
etc..
<D
Referring
to
the
item
“6.1
White
Balance”,
operate
the
adjustment.
®
Referring
to
the
items
“6.2
Gain,
7.
MODE
SETTING
BY
ON
SCREEN
DISPLAY”,
select
the
necessary
items.
6.
1
White
Balance
For
the
white
balance
adjustment
for
this
unit,
AWB
(Automatic
White
Balance)
and
MANUAL
(Manual
white
balance)
adjustments
are
provided.
Referring
to
the
items
“7.2
(3)
WHT
BAL
(White
balance),
7.
MODE
SETTING
BY
ON
SCREEN
DISPLAY”,
select
the
desired
mode.
AWB
(Automatic
White
Balance)
MANUAL
(Manual
White
Balance)
Outline
Adjust
white
balance
by
displaying
the
white
object
inside
the
area
set
by
AWB
menu
and
pressing
the
[DATA
UP]
button.
Adjust
the
white
balance
manually
using
the
WHT
BAL
menu
while
shooting
the
white
object.
Notes
When
the
shutter
mode
is
EXT
TRIG,
AWB
is
not
available.
Adjustment
is
performed
by
confirming
with
a
waveform
monitor.
©
AWB(Automatic
white
balance)
•
Set
the
MODE
to
AWB
on
the
WHT
BAL
menu.
Perform
the
C.TEMP
(color
temperature
conversion)
setting,
if
necessary.
(Refer
to
the
item
“7.2
(3)
WHT
BAL
(White
balance)”.)
f"
3200K:
Appropriate
for
indoor
shooting.
[_
5600K:
Appropriate
for
outdoor
shooting.
■
If
the
index
menu/menu
is
displayed,
press
the
[DISP]
button
to
disable
the
color
bar
pattern
or
the
character
display
on
the
menu.
■
Shoot
a
known
white
object
that
fills
the
screen
and
push
[DATA
UP]
button
for
approx.
1
second.
•
The
character
AWB
blinks
on
the
screen
when
the
AWB
starts.
■
The
character
AWB
stops
blinking
when
the
AWB
finishes,
and
the
result
is
displayed
for
approx.
1
second.
10
Display
Meaning
AWB
OK
Automatic
white
balance
adjustment
finished
correctly.
1
Automatic
white
balance
adjustment
cannot
be
performed
because
the
video
level
is
too
low.
Set
the
video
level
properly.
Automatic
white
balance
adjustment
cannot
be
performed
because
the
video
level
is
too
high.
Set
the
video
level
properly.
AWB
NG
C.
TEMP
LOW
Automatic
white
balance
adjustment
cannot
be
performed
because
the
color
temperature
is
too
low.
If
the
C.TEMP
is
set
to
5600K,
set
to
3200K.
If
the
message
appears
with
the
C.TEMP
set
to
3200K,
change
the
illumination
or
use
a
color
temperature
conversion
filter.
AWB
NG
C.
TEMP
HIGH
Automatic
white
balance
adjustment
cannot
be
performed
because
the
color
temperature
is
too
high.
If
the
C.TEMP
is
set
to
3200K,
set
to
5600K.
If
the
message
appears
with
the
C.TEMP
set
to
5600K,
change
the
illumination
or
use
the
color
temperature
conversion
filter.
AWB
NG
NOT
AVAILABLE
Automatic
white
balance
adjustment
cannot
be
performed
because
the
shutter
speed
mode
is
EXT
TRIG
mode.
AWB
NG
Automatic
white
balance
adjustment
cannot
be
performed
for
other
reasons.
Such
as
no
white
area
is
included
in
an
object,
etc.
@
MANUAL(Manual
white
balance)
■
Set
the
MODE
to
MANUAL
on
the
WHT
BAL
menu.
(Refer
to
the
item
“7.2
(3)
WHT
BAL
(white
balance)”.)
•
Shoot
a
known
white
object,
adjust
the
white
balance
adjusting
the
levels
of
R
GAIN
and
B
GAIN
on
the
menu,
confirming
with
a
monitor
or
a
waveform
monitor.
(Refer
to
the
item
“7.2
(3)
(3.2)
Changing
each
setting
in
MANUAL
mode”.)
6.
2
Gain
When
the
image
is
dark
even
if
the
lens
iris
is
open,
change
the
gain
(video
gain)
to
get
the
proper
video
level.
For
the
gain
adjustment
of
the
unit,
MANUAL
(Manual)
and
OFF
(0
dB)
modes
are
provided.
Select
the
mode
on
the
GAIN
menu.
(Refer
to
the
item
“7.2
(2)
GAIN
(Video
gain)”.)
®
MANUAL(Manual
gain)
Gain
adjustment
is
performed
on
the
GAIN
menu.
The
adjustment
range
is
from
-3dB
to
18dB
in
IdB
steps.
(Refer
to
the
item
“7.2
(2)
(2.1)
(a)
Changing
the
gain
in
MANUAL
mode".)
(D
OFF
Gain
is
fixed
at
0
dB.
6.
3
Shading
Correction
Due
to
the
lens
used
or
the
environmental
condition,
vertical
color
shading
may
occur
at
the
top
and
bottom
of
the
screen.
In
this
case,
the
shading
correction
can
decrease
the
color
shading.
For
the
shading
correction
of
the
unit,
MANUAL
(Manual
shading
correction)
and
OFF
(no
shading
correction)
modes
are
provided.
Select
the
mode
on
the
PROCESS
menu.
(Refer
to
the
item
“7.2
(4)
(4.5)
Changing
shading
correction
mode”.)
®
MANUAL(Manual
Shading)
Perform
the
correction
amount
setting
on
the
PROCESS
menu,
confirming
with
a
monitor
or
a
waveform
monitor.
(Refer
to
the
“7.2
(4)
(4.6)
Changing
the
manual
shading
correction
setting”.)
(D
OFF
The
status
is
no
shading
correction.
*
The
shading
correction
is
effective
when
the
lens
Iris
or
zoom
ratio
is
fixed.
Use
the
unit
with
SHADING
OFF
for
variable
lens
conditions.
7.
MODE
SETTING
BY
ON
SCREEN
DISPLAY
Various
settings
can
be
controlled
on
the
unit
by
using
the
on
screen
menu
displayed
on
the
monitor.
The
contents
once
set
are
memorized
when
the
power
is
turned
off,
so
it
is
unnecessary
to
set
again
when
using
the
unit
next
time.
When
the
setting
is
performed,
select
the
menu
of
the
item
to
be
set.
7.
1
Using
the
Menues
When
the
power
turns
on,
the
normal
screen
showing
only
the
video
signal
appears.
Change
the
output
to
each
screen
(video
signal
output,
Index
menu,
and
menus)
by
using
the
[DISP],
[PAGE],
[MENU
UP],
and
[MENU
DOWN]
buttons.
*
A
menu
is
selected
when
pushing
the
[PAGE]
button
after
moving
the
on
the
screen
by
the
[MENU
UP],
[MENU
DOWN]
button
while
the
Index
menu
is
displayed.
7.
2
Menus
■
Select
the
menu
to
change
the
setting
by
referring
the
item
*7.1
Using
the
Menus".)
■
When
the
[MENU
UP],
[MENU
DOWN]
buttons
are
pushed,
the
”
on
the
screen
moves
up
and
down.
Move
the
to
the
item
to
change.
(1
)
SHUTTER
(Electronic
shutter)
The
electronic
shutter
has
three
modes;
MANUAL,
SS(Synchro.
Scan),
EXT
TRIG(Extemal
trigger).
Press
the
“Page"
button
to
enter
the
Shutter
Page.
Use
the
“Data
Up/Down”
buttons
to
select
the
Shutter
Mode.
(1.1)
Changing
each
setting
in
MANU
mode
•
Sutter
mode
MANUAL,
SS,
EXT
TRIG
-
Sutter
speed
setting
OFF,
1/100s,
1/250s,
1/SOOs,
1/1000s,
1/2000S,
1/4000s,
1/10000s,
1/25000s,
1/50000s
■
F
LD/FRMSW
FLD,
FRM
<
MODE
=
MANUAL>
(a)
Changing
the
shutter
speed
(D
Set
the
to
MANU
by
pushing
[MENU
UP],
[MENU
DOWN]
buttons.
(D
Set
the
shutter
speed
by
pushing
[DATA
UP],
[DATA
DOWN]
buttons.
(b)
Changing
the
CCD
storage
mode
©
Set
the
“-"to
FLD/FRM
by
pushing
[MENU
UP],
[MENU
DOWN]
buttons.
(D
Select
either
FLD
(field)
or
FRM
(frame)
by
pushing
[DATA
UP],
[DATA
DOWN]
buttons.
(1.
2)
Changing
each
setting
in
SS(synchro.
scan)mode
•
Shutter
mode
MANUAL,
SS,
EXT
TRIG
•
Synchro,
scan
setting
1/525H——260/525H-—
►
OFF-—
►
FLD
:
1FRM-—-255FRM
FRM
:
2FRM-—-256FRM
•
FLD/FRM
SW
FLD,
FRM
<
MODE
=
SS
>
(a)
Changing
the
shutter
speed
setting
®
Set
the
to
SYNCHRO
SCAN
by
pushing
[MENU
UP],
[MENU
DOWN]
buttons.
Select
the
shutter
speed
by
pushing
[DATA
UP],
[DATA
DOWN]
buttons.
(b)
Changing
the
CCD
storage
mode
©
Set
the
"
to
FLD/FRM
by
pushing
[MENU
UP],
[MENU
DOWN]
buttons.
(D
Select
either
FLD
(field)
or
FRM
(frame)
by
pushing
[DATA
UP],
[DATA
DOWN]
buttons.
Note:
The
longer
the
storage
time
with
extended
exposures,
the
more
visible
certain
characteristics
of
CCD
cameras
become:
fixed
pattern
noise,
white
pixels,
etc.
(1.
3)
Changing
each
setting
in
EXT
TRIG
mode
The
EXT
TRIG
has
three
modes;
1
PULSE
SNR,
1
PULSE
SR,
2PULSE.
First
set
the
to
MODE
and
select
EXT
TRIG,
then
set
the
to
EXT
TRIG
and
select
the
desired
EXT
TRIG
mode.
(1.3.
1)
Changing
each
setting
in
1
PULSE
SNR
mode
•
Shutter
mode
MANUAL,
SS,
EXT
TRIG
•EXT
TRIG
mode
1
PULSE
SNR,
1
PULSE
SR,
2PULSE
•
Input
trigger
pulse
setting
at
1
PULSE
SNR
and
1
PULSE
SR
■
ft-
—
The
rising
edge
The
falling
edge
-I
L
-
*
Front
and
back
edges
of
pulse
“I-T
•
Front
and
back
edges
of
pulse
•
Exposure
time
setting
at
1
PULSE
SNR
and
1
PULSE
SR
0.06ms
*
-
►
0.4ms
«-
►
1ms
◄
-M6ms
0.02ms
step
0.1
ms
step
1
ms
step
<
MODE
=
EXT
TRIG
EXT
TRIG
=
1
PULSE
SNR>
(a)
Changing
inputting
trigger
pulse
setting
©
Set
the
to
TRIG
PULSE
by
pushing
[MENU
UP],
[MENU
DOWN]
buttons.
®
Select
either^
,
v,
J
-
L
,
1_
T
by
pushing
[DATA
UP],
[DATA
DOWN]
buttons.
*
This
setting
is
only
valid
in
the
1
PULSE
mode
(1
PULSE
SNR
and
1
PULSE
SR).
To
make
the
trigger
pulse
setting
when
using
the
2PULSE
mode,
first
set
the
EXT
TRIG
mode
to
2PULSE,
then
make
the
settings
with
the
TRIG
PULSE
items.
(b)
Changing
1
PULSE
exposure
time
setting
©
Set
the
to
EXPOSURE
by
pushing
[MENU
UP],
[MENU
DOWN]
buttons.
®
Set
the
exposure
time
by
pushing
[DATA
UP],
[DATA
DOWN]
buttons.
*
WhenJ-
L
on_
T
is
selected,
EXPOSURE
cannot
be
set.
(EXPOSURE
setting
turns
OFF.)
Exposure
time
is
automatically
controlled
by
the
trigger
pulse
width.
(1.
3.
2)
Changing
each
setting
in
1
PULSE
SR
mode
Move
up
and
down
By
pushing
MENU
UP.DOWN
Set
by
pushing
DATA
UP.DOWN
--
1
SHUTTER
—MODE
EXT
TRIG
EXT
TRIG
1PULSE
SR
-#T_
*
EXPOSURE
16ms
■
Shutter
mode
MANUAL,
SS.
EXT
TRIG
•
EXT
TRIG
mode
1
PULSE
SNR,
1
PULSE
SR,
2PULSE
•
Input
trigger
pulse
setting
at
1
PULSE
SNR
and
1
PULSE
SR
—
The
rising
edge
~\T
—
The
falling
edge
-I
L
•••
Front
and
back
edges
of
pulse
“I-T
•••
Front
and
back
edges
of
pulse
■
Exposure
time
setting
at
1
PULSE
SNR
and
1
PULSE
SR
0.06ms
◄
-
►
0.4ms
◄
-Mms^-
►
I
S
ms
0.02ms
step
0.1ms
step
1ms
step
<
MODE
=
EXT
TRIG
EXT
TRIG
=
1
PULSE
SR>
(a)
Changing
inputting
trigger
pulse
setting
©
Set
the
to
TRIG
PULSE
by
pushing
[MENU
UP],
[MENU
DOWN]
buttons.
(D
Select
either
sl
,\T,
J
L
,
"I_T
by
pushing
[DATA
UP],
[DATA
DOWN]
buttons.
*
This
setting
is
only
valid
in
the
1
PULSE
mode
(1
PULSE
SNR
and
1
PULSE
SR).
To
make
the
trigger
pulse
setting
when
using
the
2PULSE
mode,
first
set
the
EXT
TRIG
mode
to
2PULSE,
then
make
the
settings
with
the
TRIG
PULSE
items.
(b)
Changing
1
PULSE
exposure
time
setting
©
Set
the
to
EXPOSURE
by
pushing
[MENU
UP],
[MENU
DOWN]
buttons.
(D
Set
the
exposure
time
by
pushing
[DATA
UP],
[DATA
DOWN]
buttons.
*
Whenj
L
orl-
T
is
selected,
EXPOSURE
cannot
be
set.
(EXPOSURE
setting
turns
OFF.)
Exposure
time
is
automatically
controlled
by
the
trigger
pulse
width.
17
(1.
3.
3)
Changing
each
setting
in
2PULSE
mode
Shutter
mode
MANUAL,
SS,
EXT
TRIG
EXT
TRIG
mode
1
PULSE
SNR,
1
PULSE
SR,
2PULSE
Input
trigger
pulse
setting
at
2PULSE
_n
_TL
•••
The
rising
edge
U
LT
•
•
•
The
falling
edge
j-L
—
Front
and
back
edges
of
pulse
FLD/FRM
SW
FLD,
FRM
<
MODE
=
EXT
TRIG
EXT
TRIG
=
2PULSE>
(a)
Changing
inputting
trigger
pulse
setting
(D
Set
the
"
to
TRIG
PULSE
by
pushing
[MENU
UP],
[MENU
DOWN]
buttons.
(|j)
Select
either
n
n
_
,
u
LT
or
J
L
by
pushing
[DATA
UP],
[DATA
DOWN]
buttons.
*
This
setting
is
only
valid
in
the
2PULSE
mode.
To
make
the
trigger
pulse
setting
when
using
the
1
PULSE
mode,
first
set
the
EXT
TRIG
mode
to
1
PULSE
SNR
or
1
PULSE
SR,
then
make
the
settings
with
the
TRIG
PULSE
items.
(b)
Changing
the
CCD
storage
mode
(D
Set
the
to
FLD/FRM
by
pushing
[MENU
UP],
[MENU
DOWN]
buttons.
(2)
Select
either
FLD
(field)
or
FRM
(frame)
by
pushing
[DATA
UP],
[DATA
DOWN]
buttons.
18
(2)
GAIN
(Video
gain)
GAIN
has
two
modes;
MANUAL,
OFF.
Set
the
to
MODE,
push
the
[DATA
UP],
[DATA
DOWN],
and
select
mode
among
MANUAL,
OFF.
In
the
OFF
mode,
gain
is
fixed
to
OdB.
(2.
1)
Changing
each
setting
in
GAIN
•
Gain
mode
MANUAL,
OFF
•
Manual
gain
setting
-3dB
to
18dB{1
dB
step)
(a)
Changing
the
gain
in
MANUAL
mode
CD
Set
the
”
to
MANUAL
by
pushing
[MENU
UP],
[MENU
DOWN]
buttons.
(D
Set
the
manual
gain
by
pushing
[DATA
UP],
[DATA
DOWN]
buttons.
(3)
WHT
BAUWhite
balance)
WHT
BAL
has
two
modes;
AWB,
MANUAL.
Set
the
’"
to
MODE,
push
the
[DATA
UP],
[DATA
DOWN],
and
select
mode
among
AWB,
MANUAL.
(3.1)
Changing
each
setting
in
AWB(Automatic
White
Balance)
mode
•
White
balance
mode
setting
AWB,
MANUAL
•
Color
temperature
setting
3200K,
5600K
(a)
Changing
color
temperature
setting
©
Set
the
”
to
C.TEMP
by
pushing
[MENU
UP],
[MENU
DOWN]
buttons.
®
Select
either
3200K
or
5600K
by
pushing
[DATA
UP],
[DATA
DOWN]
buttons.
(3.
2)
Changing
each
setting
in
MANUAL
mode
•
White
balance
mode
AWB,
MANUAL
•
Red
gain
adjustment
-100
to
100
•
Blue
gain
adjustment
-100
to
100
•
Color
temperature
setting
3200K,
5600K
(a)
Changing
the
red
gain
©
Set
the
to
R
GAIN
by
pushing
[MENU
UP],
[MENU
DOWN]
buttons.
(D
Set
the
red
gain
by
pushing
[DATA
UP],
[DATA
DOWN]
buttons.
(b)
Changing
the
blue
gain
©
Set
the
“-*
■
to
B
GAIN
by
pushing
[MENU
UP],
[MENU
DOWN]
buttons.
(D
Set
the
blue
gain
by
pushing
[DATA
UP],
[DATA
DOWN]
buttons.
20
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