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Power switch [POWER OFF/ON]
ON: At this setting, the power is supplied to the unit
(and the power indicator LED lights).
OFF: At this setting, the power is off.
Power indicator LED [POWER]
When the power switch is set to [ON], this LED lights up
green to indicate that the unit can be operated.
Tally indicator LED [TALLY]
Connect the unit’s tally/intercom input/output connector
with the TALLY & INCOM connector on the live switcher
(AW-SW350). This LED lights up red when the unit is
selected using the controls on the live switcher.
Gain increase selector switch
[GAIN +18/+9/0(dB)]
This switch is operational only when the AGC selector
switch
is at the [OFF] setting.
When the AGC selector switch
is at the [LOW] or
[HIGH] setting, the gain will remain unchanged even
when the setting of the gain increase selector switch is
switched.
The switch is normally used as the [0 dB] position. When
shooting in dark locations and a sufficient video output
cannot be obtained even by setting the lens iris to wide
open, set it to [+9 dB] or [+18 dB].
AGC selector switch [AGC HIGH/LOW/OFF]
HIGH: At this setting, the maximum AGC gain is set to
+30 dB. (This value may differ according to the
camera used.)
LOW: At this setting, the maximum AGC gain is set to
+18 dB. (This value may differ according to the
camera used.)
OFF: AGC does not function. Select the gain using the
gain increase selector switch
.
Fine adjustment of AGC
If, when this switch is at the [HIGH] or [LOW] setting, the
scene file switch
is set to [USER], [Auto iris adjust] is
set to [ON] on the camera menu and the lens iris selector
switch
is set to [AUTO], the AGC level can be finely
adjusted using the lens iris control
.
(For details on the camera menus, refer to the camera’s
operating instructions.)
Color bar/camera selector switch [BAR/CAM]
Set this switch to [BAR] to output color bar signals.
Normally, it is used as the [CAM] setting.
Detail compensation selector switch
[DTL HIGH/LOW/OFF]
This switch is used to set the amount of detail
compensation to HIGH, LOW or OFF. Select the preferred
setting.
Parts and their functions
Front panel