Sony BRS-200 Manuel utilisateur

Remote Camera

Operating Switcher

Quick Reference Guide

BRS-200

4-145-708-11 (1)

2About This Manual

About This Manual

This Quick Reference Guide briefly explains the connections of the switcher

system and basic setups on the assumption of the system configuration below,

and it leads to the goal of viewing images shot by the cameras on the monitor.

For system configurations using other equipment and detailed operations of the

switcher, refer to the Operating Instructions prepared separately.

System Configuration

zBRS-200 Remote Camera Operating Switcher (Processor Unit and Control

Panel): 1 set

zSony BRC-series VISCA cameras (with the HD-SDI output card attached):

2units

zMonitor equipped with an HD-SDI input or DVI input: 1 unit

Package of BRS-200

Before using, check that all the following components are included in the

BRS-200 package.

• Processor Unit (1)

• Control Panel (1)

• AC power cord (1)

• AC power adaptor (1)

• Power cord for AC power adaptor (1)

• Control cable (1)

• Power cord stopper (1)

• DC IN plug retainer (1) and screws (+M3 × 6) (2)

• Rack mounting bracket (1 set)

• RS-422 connector plug (1)

• Operating Instructions (1)

• Quick Reference Guide (this manual) (1)

• Warranty (1)

System Connection

Be sure to turn off all the equipment before connection.

Note

1234PGM1 PGM2 AUX1

SDI OUTSDI IN

AUX2 REF IN REF OUT RS-232C

AC IN

RS-422

DVI-I OUT

GENLOCK VISCA

GPI I/O PANEL LAN(10/100) REMOTE

IN1 IN2 OUT

–

DC IN 12V OFF

PROCESSOR

RS-232C

ACIN

RS-422

VISCA

RS-232C

ACIN

RS-422

VISCA

DC IN 12V

BRC-series cameras

with the HD-SDI

output card attached

VISCA

(RS-232C)

cable

to SDI

IN 1

VISCA (RS-232C) cable

to AUX1

to ~AC

Monitor equipped with

HD-SDI input

Monitor equipped

with DVI input

Control Panel

Power cord for AC

power adaptor

(supplied)

Control cable

(supplied)

Processor Unit

to SDI

IN 2

to VISCA

RS-232C

AC power

cord

(supplied)

to DVI-I OUT

to PANEL

to PROCESSOR

to DC IN 12V

AC power adaptor

(supplied)

to an AC outlet

Screws

+M3 × 6

(supplied)

DC IN plug retainer

(supplied)

Power cord

stopper

(supplied)

to an AC outlet

SDI OUTPUT

RS-232C

OUT

RS-232C IN

SDI OUTPUT

HD-SDI IN DVI IN

4Basic Setups

Basic Setups

This section explains the basic setups required for viewing images shot by the

cameras on the monitor with multi-viewer display, provided that the

factory-preset settings are not changed.

If you have changed the factory-preset settings, use “FACT SET” on menu page

955 to reset the settings to default. For details, refer to the separate Operating

Instructions.

Turning on the Power

After connection, turn on the power of the system, following the steps below.

Set the POWER switch on the front of the Processor Unit to ON (?side).

The POWER indicator lights in green.

Set the power switch at the rear of the Control Panel to ON.

The display panel and buttons light up.

Turn on the power for the peripheral devices.

When the power of the switcher is turned on, “No Communication.” may be

displayed momentarily. The message will disappear after a while.

Note

Basic Setups

Menu Operation

To display a menu page

The menu is displayed on the display panel of the Control Panel.

To display the menu, press to light up the MENU button then specify a

three-digit menu page number, using numeric buttons 0 to 9 and the . (dot)

button.

Press buttons for “third-digit number,” “. (dot), ” “second-digit number,” and

“first-digit number” in sequence.

Example: To specify menu page 951

zIf you cannot enter a three-digit menu page number, press the MENU button

repeatedly until the MENU button goes dark. Then press to light up the

MENU button and enter the menu page number again.

zAfter you have changed a setting value in a menu, the message “Save setup

data? [PAGE] (yes) or [EXIT] (no)” or “Reboot system? [PAGE] (yes) or

[EXIT] (no)” may appear on the display panel. Press the PAGE button to

reflect the changed value in the switcher. If you press the EXIT button, the

menu will return that item to the previous value, and the changed value will

not be reflected in the switcher.

To change a setting value in a menu

Turn the F1, F2, F3, or F4 control, whichever is below the setting item on the

display panel you wish to select. If “ ” appears in the menu, press the

corresponding control to reflect the current setting displayed in the menu.

BRS-200

REMOTE CAMERA OPERATING SWITCHER

PGM

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

DSK PIP SETUP

MEM

MENU/SNAP SHOT/CAMERA POSITION

WIPE MATT

456

DIRECT

RECALL

123

PRESET

CAM

CAMERA

DSK

LOW HIGH PRESET SPEED

P/T RST

PIP

PST SPD

AUX 1

AUTO/ MAN UAL

AUX 2

O P AF

PGM

BK LIGHT

NEAR FAR

PVW

SPT LIGHT

EXIT

CAMERA

LEFT

ENTER

DOWN

CENTER

FINE

RIGHT

PAG E

O P AWB

CAMERA

DSK/AUX

N/R

DSK

AUTO

PIP

AUTO

TRANS

CUT

REV

CAM

WIPE

12345678910 11 12

CLEAR RECALL

FOCUS BRIGHT ZOOM PAN/TILT

F1 F2 F3 F4

1/5

951

SYSTEM

SYS MODE

FORMAT

FRAME

59.94

ASPECT

16:9

APPLY

Exec

SYSTEM

SYS MODE

FORMAT

FRAME

59.94

ASPECT

16:9

1/5

951

APPLY

Exec

Numeric buttons and

. (dot) button

AUX 1 button

MENU button

SW mode button

Display panel

MV button

F1 to F4 controls

PAGE button

EXIT button

Control Panel

Press buttons MENU t9 t. (dot) t5 t1 in order.

Notes

6Basic Setups

Setting the System Format

Set the video signal format and the aspect ratio to be supported by the switcher.

Display menu page 951 by pressing buttons MENU t9 t. (dot) t

5 t1 in order.

Set the video signal format, frame frequency, and aspect ratio by

turning the F1, F2, and F3 controls.

FORMAT: Select HD or SD.

FRAME: Select 59.94 or 50.

ASPECT: Select 16:9 or 4:3.

The “FORMAT” and “FRAME” settings should be the same as those on the

connected cameras.

Press the F4 control to confirm the settings selected in step 2.

Setting Up the Output Video Signal to a Monitor

Set the video signal to be output to a monitor to display the images input from

the cameras. This section explains how to set to a 4-picture multi-viewer to

display so that the images from both cameras can be viewed on one monitor.

When the monitor is connected via the AUX1 connector

Press to light up the SW mode button.

Press to light up the AUX 1 button.

Press to light up the MV button.

Turn the F1 control to select “4” for “MV TYPE.”

The 4-picture multi-viewer display is set for the monitor connected via the

AUX1 connector.

SYSTEM FORMAT FRAME ASPECT APPLY 1/5

SYS MODE HD 59.94 16:9 Exec 951

Note

After the “FORMAT” and/or “FRAME” settings are changed, the message

“Reboot system? [PAGE] (yes) or [EXIT] (no)” appears on the display panel.

Press the PAGE button. The switcher will reboot and operate with the changed

settings.

When only the “ASPECT” setting is changed, “Save setup data? [PAGE] (yes)

or [EXIT] (no)” appears. Press the PAGE button. The changed setting will be

saved.

SW MODE MV TYPE XPT HOLD ME AUTO

SNAP: 4OFF 30

Basic Setups

When the monitor is connected via the DVI-I OUT connector

Perform steps 1to 4of “When the monitor is connected via the AUX1

connector.”

Display menu page 932 by pressing buttons MENU t9 t. (dot) t

3 t2 in order.

Turn the F2 control to select “AUX1” under “BUSSEL.”

In AUX1 position, the video signal output from the DVI-I OUT connector

becomes the same as that from the AUX1 connector.

Turn the F3 control to select the resolution of the output signal under

“RESO” then press the F3 control.

You can select the resolution from among “XGA,” “WXGA,” and

“SXGA.”

When “FORMAT” is “HD,” “HD 59.94” (or “HD 50”) and “WUXGA” are

also available.

Setting Up the VISCA Camera

Set the VISCA communication mode to control the camera with the switcher.

This section explains how to set it to RS-232C according to the premised system

configuration.

To confirm the settings on the camera

Check that the following settings have been made on the camera.

– VISCA communication mode: RS-232C

– Communication baud rate: 9600 bps or 38400 bps

– Camera address selector: position 0 (automatic assignment)

To set the VISCA communication mode

Display menu page 911 by pressing buttons MENU t9 t. (dot) t

1 t1 in order.

Set the VISCA communication mode and the baud rate to the same

settings as those on the camera, by turning the F1 and F2 controls.

CONTROL: RS-232C

BAUD: 9600 or 38400

When you press the SW mode button, the message “Save setup data? [PAGE]

(yes) or [EXIT] (no)” may appear on the display panel. Press the PAGE button.

The changed setting will be saved, and the switcher will enter the SW

(switcher) mode.

OUTPUT BOARD BUSSEL RESO 2/6

DVI STD PGM XGA 932

CAMERA CONTROL BAUD MODEL APPLY 1/8

VISCA RS-232C 9600 Auto Exec 911

Turn the F3 control to select “Auto” under “MODEL.”

Press the F4 control to confirm the settings selected in steps 2and 3.

If the images from the two cameras are displayed on the monitor, the setup is

successful and completed.

After the settings are changed, the message “Reboot system? [PAGE] (yes) or

[EXIT] (no)” appears on the display panel. Press the PAGE button. The

switcher will reboot and operate with the changed settings.

PGMPVW

CAM1 CAM2

Image from the camera

connected to the SDI IN 1

connector

Image from the camera

connected to the SDI IN 2

connector

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