Panasonic AJRC10G - REMOTE CONTROL UNIT Manuel utilisateur

F0407N0 -F VQT1H96 (EF)

Operation Guide

Guide de fonctionnement

Refer to this when connecting the remote control unit (AJ-RC10G)

to AG-HPX500P/E.

Veuillez vous y reporter pour le branchement du module de

télécommande (AJ-RC10G) à AG-HPX500P/E.

Refer to the operating instructions supplied with the remote control unit

AJ-RC10G for detailed information on how to use AJ-RC10G.

Reportez-vous au mode d’emploi fourni avec le module de télécommande

AJ-RC10G pour des informations détaillées sur l’utilisation d’AJ-RC10G.

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Table of Contents

Connection ...................................... 2

System configuration ..................... 2

Parts and functions ........................ 3

Front panel............................................ 3

Rear panel ..........................................13

Basic operations .......................... 14

When the power is on.........................14

To enable the buttons/volumes...........14

To disable buttons/volumes................14

Operation of the camera recorder.......15

Operation of the camera using the unit

volume ................................................16

Operation of the scene file..................17

Operation for recording.......................18

Saving/Loading of scene files

onto the SD memory card .....19

Handling methods

for the SD memory card......................19

To load data from the card..................19

To write data on the card.................... 20

To delete files from the card ...............20

Initialization of the card .......................20

Menu operation ............................. 21

Operations using the LCD panel.........21

Operation of the camera recorder

menu...................................................21

Adjustment of functions

on the unit...........................................21

Menu item ..................................... 22

Menu................................................... 22

BLACK ................................................ 22

FLARE ................................................23

GAMMA ..............................................23

WHITE ................................................23

KNEE..................................................25

SHUTTER...........................................25

SHAD..................................................26

MATRIX .............................................. 26

DTL ..................................................... 27

SKIN DTL............................................ 27

FUNC..................................................28

SYSTEM .............................................29

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Connection

1While the power supply of the camera

recorder is turned off, connect the RCU 10-

pin connector of the camera recorder to the

unit with the connection cable.

If settings are made from the camera menu,

set the frequency to the frame frequency of

the camera recorder and connect an NTSC

or PAL monitor.

2After turning on the camera recorder power,

turn the unit power on.

<Notes>

zThe frame frequency of the camera recorder

must be switched before connecting the unit to

the camera recorder.

At VIDEO output, NTSC signals are output for

60 Hz operation, while PAL signals are output

for 50 Hz operation.

zThe settings for FUNC on the menu determine

whether the camera recorder’s settings, which

are adjusted when the unit is connected, are

returned to the settings before connecting the

unit or to the state after adjustment, when the

unit is disconnected from the camera recorder.

zDo not forcefully pull the connected cable.

When the camera recorder is used while it is

being moved, the cable must be fixed to the

tripod or the handle of the camera recorder so

that no force is applied directly to the

connector.

System configuration

<Note>

To determine whether the camera recorder supports the use of the unit, consult our sales dealers or the

operation manual of the camera recorder.

Camera recorder

Monitor

AJ-RC10G

Dedicated 10-pin cable Video cable

Camera connection connector VIDEO OUT connector

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Parts and functions

Front panel

Panel part

!1" POWER button

ON/OFF switch of the main power supply of

the main unit

!2" PANEL ACTIVE button

For controlling which panel operations are

available

When the lamp is on:

The panel operations are available.

When the power is on, the unit is on.

When the lamp is off:

Only the POWER button and the PANEL

ACTIVE button are available; all other

button operations are disabled.

Turning on the self-lighting buttons and the

LED display, which indicate the operating

conditions of the camera recorder, follow the

operating conditions of the camera recorder.

!3" SW ACTIVE button

For enabling button/switch operations

When the lamp is on:

The button/switch operations are

enabled.

When the lamp is off:

Only the POWER button, PANEL

ACTIVE button, SW ACTIVE button, VR

ACTICVE button, AUTO IRIS button,

M.PED volume, and IRIS volume are

available; all other operations are

disabled.

Turning on the self-lighting SW and the LED

display, which indicate the operating

conditions of the camera recorder, follow the

operating conditions of the camera recorder.

!1"

!2" !3"

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Parts and functions (Continued)

Camera recorder/Scene file operation

!1" RECORDER ENABLE button

For switching between the recorder mode

and the scene file mode

When the lamp is on:

Recorder mode

Buttons from !3" to !8" are operated as

control buttons for the recording.

When the lamp is off:

Scene file mode

Buttons from !3" to !8" are operated as the

buttons for reading and storing scene

files. When the power is turned on, the

unit is in this state.

!2" REC.INH/LOAD button

In recorder mode:

When the lamp is on, the REC S/S button !8"

is inhibited.

However, even if the unit is in the recording

inhibition state, operation of the USER

button assigned REC function and operation

of the REC button on the camera recorder

are enabled.

The lamp is off when the power is on.

In scene file mode:

The button is operated as the LOAD switch

of the scene file. Data are retrieved from the

file on the remote controller.

!3" REW/1 button

In recorder mode:

Tape is rewound in MCR mode. The lamp is

on when the tape is rewound.

In the scene file mode:

1 is selected as the number for the scene

file to be saved or loaded.

!4" FF/2 button

In recorder mode:

Tape is fast-forwarded in MCR mode. The

lamp is on when the tape is fast-forwarded.

In scene file mode:

2 is selected as the number for the scene

file to be saved or loaded.

!5" STOP/3-button

In recorder mode:

Tape is stopped in MCR mode.

In scene file mode:

3 is selected as the number for the scene

file to be saved or loaded.

!6" PLAY/4-button

In recorder mode:

Tape is replayed in MCR mode and the lamp

is on when the tape is replayed. If the button

is pressed again during tape replay, it

changes to replay/pause, and the lamp

flashes.

If the button is pressed one more time, the

unit returns to replaying, and the lamp is on

continuously.

In scene file mode:

4 is selected as the number for the scene

file to be saved or loaded.

!9"

!3" !4"

!2" !6" !7"

!5" !8"

!1"

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Parts and functions (Continued)

!7" CHECK/5-button

In recorder mode:

This is the recording confirmation button. If

the button is pressed when recording is

paused, the recording can be checked.

The lamp flashes when the tape is rewound

and is turned on when the tape is replayed.

In scene file mode:

5 is selected as the number for the scene

file to be saved or loaded.

!8" REC S/S / SAVE button

In recorder mode:

This is the start/stop button for recording.

This button is operated in the same way as

the REC START button on the camera

recorder, and the lamp is on during

recording.

In scene file mode:

This button is operated in the same way as

the SAVE button for scene data.

The current data are stored in the file on the

remote controller, which is selected by using

the buttons from !3" to !7".

!9" RECORDER WARNING lamp

This lamp flashes or is turned on when an

error occurs on the camera recorder, just

like the WARNING lamp on the camera

recorder. For details, refer to the operation

manual of the camera recorder.

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Parts and functions (Continued)

Basic camera operations

!1" USER MAIN button

This button has the same function as the

USER MAIN switch on the camera recorder.

The lamp is on only when the button is

pressed.

<Note>

Select the function to assign to the USER

MAIN button by operating the camera menu

from the camera recorder or the unit.

!2" USER1 button

This button has the same function as the

USER1 switch on the camera recorder. The

lamp is on only when the button is pressed.

<Note>

Select the function to assign to the USER1

button by operating the camera menu from

the camera recorder or the unit.

!3" USER2 button

This button has the same function as the

MODE switch on the camera recorder.

(However, it is impossible to move to PC

mode.)

If this button is pressed when the unit is

connected to the AG-HPX500, the

thumbnail screen will be displayed on the

viewfinder/LCD monitor and the AG-

HPX500 will be in MCR mode.

In this case, the message “THUMBNAIL

OPEN” is displayed on the LCD panel of the

unit, and the lamp for the MENU ON button

will illuminate at the same time.

!4" PRE/A/B button

Operations of this button are the same as

for the WHITE BAL switch on the camera

recorder to select PRE, A or B.

The state will switch to “PRE” #“A” #“B”

#“PRE” step by step every time the button

is pressed.

When the power is turned on, the unit is in

the state it was before turning off the power.

!5" PRE/A/B display

This displays the WHITE BAL selection on

the camera recorder using P/A/b

!6" FILTER ND/CC button

This button is disabled when the unit is

connected to the AG-HPX500.

!7" ND Display

The position of the ND filter is indicated

using 1/2/3/4.

!8" BAR ON/OFF button

This button switches the output from the

camera recorder between the color bar and

the camera signals.

When the output from the camera recorder

is the color bar, the lamp is on; otherwise, it

is off.

When the power is turned on, the unit is in

the state it was before turning off the power.

!1"

!2" !3"

!4"

!5" !7" !6" !8"

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Parts and functions (Continued)

Basic camera operations (Continued)

!9" GAIN display

This displays the image gain of the camera

recorder. The initial value is 0 dB.

!10" M.GAIN

button

When this button is pressed, the image gain

of the camera recorder is increased.

The lamp is on only when this button is

pressed.

!11" M.GAIN

button

When this button is pressed, the image gain

of the camera recorder is reduced.

The lamp is on only when this button is

pressed.

!12" AWB button

When this button is pressed, the camera

recorder starts the AWB (Auto White

Balance) operation.

The lamp is on during AWB operation and

off when the operation is completed

correctly. If AWB operation finishes

incorrectly, the lamp will flash for 5 seconds

and then turn off.

When the white balance is set to PRE using

the PRE/A/B button, the previously set color

temperature (

“

3.2K

”

and

“

5.6K

”

) can be

switched each time the AWB button is

pressed.

!13" ABB button

When this button is pressed, the camera

recorder starts the ABB (Auto Black

Balance) operation.

The lamp is on during ABB operation and off

when the operation is completed correctly. If

the ABB operation finishes incorrectly, the

lamp will flash for 5 seconds and then turn off.

!9" !12" !13"

!11"

!10"

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Parts and functions (Continued)

Basic camera operations (Continued)

!14" MATRIX ON button

This button is disabled when the unit is

connected to the AG-HPX500.

!15" DTL OFF button

This button is disabled when the unit is

connected to the AG-HPX500.

!16" A.KNEE ON button

This button switches the AUTO KNEE

function ON/OFF.

When the power is turned on, the unit is in

the state it was before turning off the power.

The lamp is on when the AUTO KNEE

function is ON; otherwise, the lamp is off.

!17" HIGH COLOR ON button

This button is disabled when the unit is

connected to the AG-HPX500.

!18" SHT ON button

This button switches the shutter function

ON/OFF.

The shutter speed, when this function is on,

is selected in the menu of the unit.

The lamp is on when the shutter function is

on; otherwise, the lamp is off.

When the power is turned on, the unit is in

the state it was before turning off the power.

!14" !15" !16" !17" !18"

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Parts and functions (Continued)

Volume settings

!1" VR ACTIVE button

This is a button to approve/inhibit operations

of the GAIN volumes from !2" to !3" and the

BLACK volumes from !4" to !6".

When the power of the unit is on, it inhibits

operations.

The lamp is on when the approving/

operations are activated; otherwise, the

lamp is off.

!2" R GAIN volume

This adjusts the Rch gain.

The absolute value/relative value mode can

be switched in the GAIN-VR-MODE item of

the WHITE menu of the unit. When reading

card data and scene file data, this will be in

the relative value mode. The operations for

the B GAIN volume are the same.

!3" B GAIN volume

This adjusts the Bch gain.

!4" R BLACK volume

This adjusts the Rch black level. (Only for

pedestal adjustment)

Switching between the relative value mode

and the absolute value mode is executed in

the menu BLACK-VR-MODE of the unit.

When reading card data and scene file data,

this will be in the relative value mode.

The operations for the G BLACK volume

and B BLACK volume are the same.

In this case, the lamp for the VR ACTIVE

button !1" will flash.

!5" G BLACK volume

This adjusts the Gch black level. (Only for

pedestal adjustment)

!6" B BLACK volume

This adjusts the Bch black level. (Only for

pedestal adjustment)

!7" M.PED volume

This adjusts the master pedestal level. The

adjustment range is between the minimum

value of –100 and the maximum value of

+100 with a center value of 0.

!8" IRIS display

This displays the iris of the camera.

!9" AUTO IRIS button

This turns on the auto iris function.

When the power is turned on, the unit is in

the state it was before turning off the power.

The lamp is on when the unit commands the

auto iris operation in the camera; otherwise,

the lamp is off.

!10" IRIS volume

This adjusts the iris of the camera.

When the AUTO IRIS button !9" is set to

OFF, it is possible to move the iris from

CLOSE to OPEN by turning this to the right.

!11" EXT alarm lamp

This lamp is on when the lens extender is

inserted.

!1"

!2" !3"

!4"

!5"

!6"

!7"

!11"

!8"

!10"

!9"

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