Toshiba IK - TF1 Manuel utilisateur

TOSHIBA

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

3CCD

CAMERA

IK-TF1

For

Customer

Use

Enter

below

the

Serial

No.

which

located

the

bottom

the

cabinet.

Retain

this

information

for

future

ref¬

erence.

Model

No.:

IK-TF1

Serial

No.:

WARNING

This

Class

EN55022

product.

domestic

environment

this

product

may

cause

radio

interference

which

case

the

user

may

required

take

adequate

measures.

INFORMATION

This

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found

comply

with

the

limits

for

Class

digital

device,

pursu¬

ant

Part

the

FCC

Rules.

These

limits

are

designed

provide

reasonable

protection

against

harmful

interference

when

the

equipment

operated

commercial

environment.

This

equipment

generates,

uses,

and

can

radiate

radio

frequency

energy

and,

not

installed

and

used

accordance

with

the

instruction

manual,

may

cause

harmful

interference

radio

communications.

Operation

this

equipment

residential

area

likely

cause

harmful

interference

which

case

the

user

will

required

correct

the

interference

his

own

expense.

USER-INSTALLER

CAUTION:

Your

authority

operate

this

FCC

verified

equipment

could

voided

P°rt'i*

modlficatlons

not

expressly

approved

the

party

responsible

for

compliance

This

Class

digital

apparatus

complies

with

Canadian

ICES-003.

Cet

appareil

numerique

classe

est

comforme

norme

NMB-003

Canada.

Read

the

following

safety

precautions

carefully

before

using

the

product.

These

instructions

contain

valuable

information

safe

and

proper

use

that

will

prevent

harm

and

damage

the

operator

and

other

persons.

Make

sure

that

you

fully

understand

the

following

details

(indications,

graphic

symbols)

before

proceeding

the

main

descriptions

this

manual.

Indication

definitions

Indication

Meaning

Warning

This

indicates

that

ignoring

this

la¬

bel

and/or

misoperation

the

prod¬

uct

may

cause

serious

personal

in¬

jury

even

death.

Graphic

symbol

definitions

This

indicates

that

ignoring

this

la-

/f\

bel

and/or

misoperation

the

prod-

uct

cause

personal

injury*

and/

Cautlon

material

damaged

*1:

Bodily

injury

means

injuries,

burns

and

elec¬

tric

shock

which

does

not

require

hospitaliza-

tion

prolonged

treatment.

*2:

Physical

damage

means

extended

harm

home

Symbol

Meaning

<s>

Indicates

prohibited

action

that

must

not

carried

out.

The

actual

prohibited

action

indicated

the

symbol

nearby

graphically

de¬

scribed

text.

Indicates

mandatory

action

that

carried

out.

The

actual

mandatory

action

indicated

the

symbol

nearby

graphically

de¬

scribed

text.

household

effects.

not

use

the

product

when

abnormality

occurs.

Use

the

abnormal

state

such

smoke

emitting

from

the

product,

burning

smell,

being

damaged

drop,

invasion

foreign

objects

inside

the

product,

etc.,

may

cause

fire

and/

electric

shock.

Always

sure

disconnect

the

power

plug

from

the

electrical

outlet

(socket)

once

and

contact

your

dealer.

not

install

the

product

where

splashing

water

may

occur,

such

outdoor,

bathroom,

etc.

This

may

cause

fire

and/or

electric

shock.

not

repair,

disassemble

and/or

modify

yourself.

This

may

cause

fire

and/or

electric

shock.

Always

sure

contact

your

dealer

for

internal

repair,

check

and

cleaning

the

product.

Keep

the

rated

voltage

for

the

product.

The

use

power

supply

voltage

outside

the

rated

voltage

may

cause

fire

and/or

electrical

shock.

Please

refer

"5.CONNECTIONS”.

not

put

vessel(s)

filled

with

liquid

(flower

vase,

etc.).

liquid

enters

the

product,

fire

and/or

electric

shock

may

occur.

not

put

the

product

unstable,

slanting

and/or

vibrating

place.

Drop

and/or

fall

the

product

may

cause

injury.

not

touch

power

antenna

cords

during

thunderstorm.

This

might

cause

electric

shock.

these

cautions

when

installing.

•

not

put

the

product

Inflammable

material

such

carpet

blanket.

•

not

put

the

product

narrow

space,

since

the

heat

generated

the

product

may

cause

fine.

•

not

put

inflammable

material

the

product.

you

not

keep

above,

the

heat

generated

the

product

may

cause

fire.

not

put

the

product

direct

sunshine

and/or

high

temperature.

The

temperature

rise

inside

the

product

may

cause

fire.

not

put

the

product

moist

dusty

place

such

bathroom,

place

humidifier,

etc.

This

may

cause

fire

and/or

electric

shock.

not

put

the

product

moist,

soot/and/or

dusty

place

such

kitchen,

etc.

not

put

the

product

where

soot

and

steam

may

occur,

such

kitchen,

etc.,

dusty

place.

This

may

cause

fire

and/or

electric

shock.

not

shoot

the

sun

with

the

lens

and

not

put

the

lens

the

place

exposed

intensive

light,

such

sunshine,

etc.

Focusing

the

light

may

cause

injury

eye

and/or

fire.

not

put

the

product

your

mouth

and

not

swallow

it.

This

may

cause

suffocation

and/or

injury.

Ask

your

dealer

perform

periodical

check

and

internal

cleaning.

Dust

inside

the

product

may

cause

fire

and/or

trouble.

For

check

and

cleaning

cost,

please

consult

your

dealer.

TABLE

CONTENTS

CAUTIONS

USE

AND

INSTALLATION.

COMPONENTS.

ITEMS

CONTROLLED

USING

SCREEN

DISPLAY.

NAMES

AND

FUNCTIONS.

CONNECTION.

5.1

Standard

Connection.

5.2

Cautions

Connection.

5.3

Connector

Assignments.

OPERATION.10

6.1

White

Balance.

6.2

Gain.

6.3

Shading

Correction.

MODE

SETTING

SCREEN

DISPLAY.13

7.1

Using

the

Menus.

7.2

Menus.

(1)

SHUTTER

(Electronic

shutter).

(1.1)

Changing

each

setting

MANUAL

mode.

(1.2)

Changing

each

setting

SS(synchro.

scan)

mode.

(1.3)

Changing

each

setting

EXT

TRIG

mode.

(1.3.1)

Changing

each

setting

PULSE

SNR

mode.

(1.3.2)

Changing

each

setting

PULSE

mode.

(1.3.3)

Changing

each

setting

PULSE

mode.

(2)

GAIN

(Video

gain).

(2.1)

Changing

each

setting

GAIN.

(3)

WHT

BAL

(White

balance).

(3.1)

Changing

each

setting

AWB

(Automatic

White

Balance)mode.

(3.2)

Changing

each

setting

MANUAL

mode.

(4)

PROCESS.

(4.1)

Changing

master

pedestal.21

(4.2)

Changing

pedestal.

(4.3)

Changing

pedestal.21

(4.4)

Changing

White

clip.21

(4.5)

Changing

shading

correction

mode.

(4.6)

Changing

manual

shading

correction

(5)

SYNC.

(5.1)

Adjusting

horizontal

phase.

(5.2)

Changing

RGB

SYNC.

(6)

OPTION.

(6.1)

Changing

RS232C

communication

baud

rate.

(7)

Setting

factory

setting

status.

7.3

External

Sync.

(1)

External

sync

signal

input

conditions.

(2)

External

sync

frequency

range.

(3)

Using

the

unit

with

external

sync

signal.

(3.1)

(horizontal)

phase

adjustment.

(4)

Changing

HD/VD

input/output.

7.4

Synchro.

Scan

Operation.

(1)

Setting

1H.

(2)

Setting

the

frame.

7.5

EXT

TRIG(Extemal

trigger).

(1)

PULSE

SNR

Pulse

Sync

Non

Reset).

(2)

PULSE

Pulse

Sync

Reset).

(3)

PULSE.

BEFORE

MAKING

SERVICE

CALL.30

SPECIFICATIONS.30

10.

EXTERNAL

APPEARANCE

DIAGRAM.31

CAUTIONS

USE

AND

INSTALLATION

•Carefully

handle

the

units.

not

drop,

give

strong

shock

vibration

the

camera.

This

may

cause

problems.

Treat

the

camera

cables

carefully

prevent

cable

problems,

such

cable

breakdown

and

loosened

connections.

•Do

not

shoot

intense

light.

there

intense

light

location

the

screen

such

spot

light,

blooming

and

smearing

may

occur.

When

intense

light

enters,

vertical

stripes

may

appear

the

screen.

This

not

malfunction.

Ghosts

may

occur

when

there

intense

light

near

the

object.

this

case,

change

the

shooting

angle.

•Install

the

camera

location

free

from

noise.

the

camera

the

cables

are

located

near

power

utility

lines

TV,

etc.

undesirable

noise

may

appear

the

screen.

such

case,

try

change

the

location

the

camera

the

cable

wiring.

•Moire

When

thin

stripe

patterns

are

shooted,

stripe

patterns

that

are

not

actually

there

(moire)

may

appears

interference

stripes.

This

not

malfunction.

•Operating

ambient

temperature

and

humidity.

not

use

the

camera

places

where

temperature

and

humidity

exceed

the

specifications.

Picture

quality

will

lower

and

internal

parts

may

damaged.

particularly

careful

when

using

places

exposed

direct

sunlight.

When

shooting

hot

places,

depending

the

conditions

the

object

and

the

camera

(for

example

when

the

gain

increased),

noise

the

form

vertical

strips

white

dots

may

occur.

This

not

malfunction.

•Handling

the

protection

cap.

Keep

the

protection

cap

away

from

children.

Children

may

put

them

into

mouth

swallow

them

accidentally.

The

protection

cap

protects

the

image

sensing

plane

when

the

lens

removed

from

the

camera,

not

throw

away.

•When

not

using

the

camera

for

longtime.

Stop

supplying

power.

•When

cleaning

the

camera

Always

turn

off

the

power

and

clean

with

piece

dry

cloth.

necessary,

gently

wipe

with

cloth

dampened

with

thinned

detergent.

not

use

benzine,

alcohol,

thinner,

etc.

used,

coating

and

printed

letters

may

discolored.

When

cleaning

the

lens,

use

lens

cleaning

paper,

etc.

COMPONENTS

(1)

Camera

Control

Unit.1

(2)

Accessories

(a)

Instruction

manual.1

Electronic

shutter

Gain

White

balance

Process

Sync

Option

ITEMS

CONTROLLED

USING

SCREEN

DISPLAY

Available

selections

MODE

MANUAL,

SS,

EXT

TRIG

MANUAL

EXT

TRIG

PULSE

SNR,

1PULSESR,

2PULSE

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

PULSE

SNR/SR)

_r—

"i-r

rigger(2PULSE)

PULSE

exposure

time

ji_n_

.rir

0.02ms

—

16ms

MODE

MANUAL,

OFF

MANUAL

-3dB

18dB

OdB

MODE

AWB,

MANUAL

AWB

Color

temperature

3200K,

5600K

3200K

MANUAL

GAIN

MANUAL

GAIN

-100

100

Master

pedestal

-64

pedestal

-64

pedestal

-64-0-64

White

clip

-50-0-50

Shading

correction

mode

MANUAL,

OFF

MANUAL

Manual

shading

correction

-128

127

phase

adjustment

-100

100

RGB

SYNC

ALL

ON,

ALL

OFF

Baud

rate

9600bps,

19200bps

9600bps

NAMES

AND

FUNCTIONS

©DC

12V

terminal

(DDISP

button

©MENU

button

©DATA

UP(AWB)

button

©DATA

DOWN

button

©MENU

DOWN

button

©RGB

terminal

Prism

faceplate

(©DISP

button

©PAGE

button

©MENU

button

©MENU

DOWN

button

©DATA

(AWB)

button

©DATA

DOWN

button

©DC

12V

terminal

RGB

terminal

The

protection

cap

attached

the

lens

mount

portion.

After

removing

the

cap,

mount

the

lens.

careful

not

scratch

touch

the

optical

area.

Used

when

switching

the

display.

Used

when

switching

the

and

when

selecting

the

menus.

Select

the

function

confirmed

changed

the

menu.

Select

the

function

confirmed

changed

the

menu.

Changes

the

value

the

function

selected

the

(UP/DOWN)

button.

(Also

used

when

using

AWB.)

Changes

the

value

the

function

selected

the

(UP/DOWN)

button.

power

input

(12V).

Used

the

connector

terminal

for

RGB

output,

and

SYNC

output.

and

signals

are

input/output.

When

the

random

trigger

operation

used,

the

trigger

signal

input

and

the

index

signal

output.

This

terminal

also

includes

RS232C

format

control.

CONNECTION

Standard

Connection

Cautions

Connection

When

connecting

the

camera

cables,

sure

turn

off

the

camera

and

the

other

equipment

connected.

suggest

using

mount

lens

made

for

3CCD

camera.

When

using

another

lens,

the

best

camera

performance

this

camera

may

not

obtained.

(For

example,

low

resolution

may

occur,

focus

may

lost

through

the

range

zoom

lens,

and

flare,

ghost

shading

may

occur)

Furthermore,

order

avoid

damaging

the

mounting

portion

the

camera

head,

use

lens

which

has

projection

dimension

from

the

mounting

base

less

than

0.157"(4mm).

For

power

supply

connecting

12V

terminal,

use

listed

and/or

CSA

approved

ungrounding

type

adaptor

with

the

specifications

described

below.

Power

supply

voltage

Current

rating

Ripple

voltage

Connector

DC12V±10%

than

830mA,

Less

than2.5A

Less

than

50mV(p—p)

HR10A—7P—4S

ROSE

electronics

Co.

Ltd

Pins

1,2

12V

Pins

GND

Connector

Assignments

12V

+12V

GND

RGB

TXD

GND

SYNC

12V

GND

RXD

TRIG

IN/OUT

INDEX

©©©©gTI)

^©

OPERATION

Referring

the

item

“

CONNECTION”,

connect

each

equipment

correctly.

Turn

the

connected

equipment

and

the

camera.

Pointing

the

lens

the

object,

operate

the

lens

iris

adjustment,

focus

adjustment,

etc..

Referring

the

item

“6.1

White

Balance”,

operate

the

adjustment.

Referring

the

items

“6.2

Gain,

MODE

SETTING

SCREEN

DISPLAY”,

select

the

necessary

items.

White

Balance

For

the

white

balance

adjustment

for

this

unit,

AWB

(Automatic

White

Balance)

and

MANUAL

(Manual

white

balance)

adjustments

are

provided.

Referring

the

items

“7.2

(3)

WHT

BAL

(White

balance),

MODE

SETTING

SCREEN

DISPLAY”,

select

the

desired

mode.

AWB

(Automatic

White

Balance)

MANUAL

(Manual

White

Balance)

Outline

Adjust

white

balance

displaying

the

white

object

inside

the

area

set

AWB

and

pressing

the

[DATA

UP]

button.

Adjust

the

white

balance

manually

using

the

WHT

BAL

while

shooting

the

white

object.

Notes

When

the

shutter

mode

EXT

TRIG,

AWB

not

available.

Adjustment

performed

confirming

with

waveform

monitor.

AWB(Automatic

white

balance)

•

Set

the

MODE

AWB

the

WHT

BAL

menu.

Perform

the

C.TEMP

(color

temperature

conversion)

setting,

necessary.

(Refer

the

item

“7.2

(3)

WHT

BAL

(White

balance)”.)

3200K:

Appropriate

for

indoor

shooting.

5600K:

Appropriate

for

outdoor

shooting.

■

the

index

menu/menu

displayed,

press

the

[DISP]

button

disable

the

color

bar

pattern

the

character

display

the

menu.

■

Shoot

known

white

object

that

fills

the

screen

and

push

[DATA

UP]

button

for

approx.

second.

•

The

character

AWB

blinks

the

screen

when

the

AWB

starts.

■

The

character

AWB

stops

blinking

when

the

AWB

finishes,

and

the

result

displayed

for

approx.

second.

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