HD COLOR CAMERA SYSTEM

REMOTE CONTROL UNIT

RU-1200JY/VR
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Please read these operating instructions carefully for proper operation,
and keep them for future reference.

Note: The model and ser ial number s of your pr oduct ar e impor t ant for you t o keep for your
convenience and pr ot ect ion. These number s appear on t he nameplat e locat ed on bot t om of t he
pr oduct . Please r ecor d t hese number s in t he spaces pr ovided below, and r et ain t his manual for
fut ur e r efer ence.
Model No. Serial No.
Contents
Outline and features .......................................................................................................................................... 1
Facility names and functions ............................................................................................................................. 2
Function menu ................................................................................................................................................... 5
Operation procedure .......................................................................................................................................... 10
Service information ............................................................................................................................................ 32
Specifications ..................................................................................................................................................... 33
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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Carefully read all safety messages in this manual and safety Instructions on your equipment.
Follow recommended precautions and safe operating practices.
SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL
This is the Safety Alert Symbol. This symbol is used to call your attention to items or operations
that could be dangerous to you or other persons using this equipment. Read these messages and
follow these instructions carefully.
It is essential that you read the instructions and safety regulations before you attempt to assemble or use this
equipment.
The definitions of signal words are as follows:
WARNING: Personal danger
Warning notes indicate any condition or practice, which if not strictly observed, could result
in personal injury or possible death.
CAUTION: Possible damage to equipment
Caution notes indicate any condition or practice, which if not strictly observed or remedied,
could result in damage or destruction of the equipment.
NOTE: Notes indicate an area or subject of special merit, emphasizing either the productcs
capabilities or common errors in operation or maintenance.
WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS COLOR
CAMERA TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
AVERTISSEMENT
Afin dviter tout risque dincendie ou dlectrocution, ne pas exposer lappareil la pluie ou lhumidit.
Afin dcarter tout risque dlectrocution, garder le coffret ferm.
Ne confier lentretien de lappareil qu un personnel qualifi.
VORSICHT
Um Feuergefahr und die Gefahr eines eiektrischen Schiages zu vermeiden, darf das Gert weder Regen
noch Feuchtigkeit ausgesetzt werden.
Um einen elektrischen Schiag zu vermeiden, darf das Gehuse richt geffnet werden.
beriassen Sie Wartungsarbeiten stets nur einem Fachmann.
WARNING
CAUTION
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
1. Read Instructions
All t he safet y and oper at ing inst r uct ions should be r ead befor e t he pr oduct is oper at ed.
2. Retain Instructions
The safet y and oper at ing inst r uct ions should be r et ained for fut ur e r efer ence.
3. Heed Warnings
All war nings on t he pr oduct and t he oper at ing inst r uct ions should be adher ed t o.
4. Follow Instructions
All oper at ing and use inst r uct ions should be followed.
5. Cleaning
Unplug t his pr oduct fr om t he wall out let befor e cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaner s or aer osol cleaner s.
Use a damp clot h for cleaning.
6. Attachments
Do not use at t achment s not r ecommended by t he pr oduct manufact ur er as t hey may cause hazar ds.
7. Water and Moisture
Do not use t his pr oduct near wat er - for example, near a bat h t ub, wash bowl, kit chen sink, or laundr y
t ub; in a wet basement ; or near a swimming pool; and t he like.
8. Accessories
Do not place t his pr oduct on an unst able car t , st and, t r ipod, br acket , or t able. The pr oduct may fall,
causing ser ious injur y t o a child or adult , and ser ious damage t o t he pr oduct . Use only wit h a car t ,
st and, t r ipod, br acket , or t able r ecommended by t he manufact ur er , or sold wit h t he pr oduct . Any
mount ing of t he pr oduct should follow t he manufact ur er 's inst r uct ions, and should use a mount ing
accessor y r ecommended by t he manufact ur er .
9. Moving
A pr oduct and car t combinat ion should be moved wit h car e.
Quick st ops, excessive for ce, and uneven sur faces may cause t he pr oduct and car t combinat ion t o
over t ur n.
10. Ventilation
Slot s and openings in t he cabinet ar e pr ovided for vent ilat ion and t o ensur e r eliable oper at ion of t he
pr oduct and t o pr ot ect it fr om over heat ing, and t hese openings must not be blocked or cover ed.
The openings should never be blocked by placing t he pr oduct on a bed, sofa, r ug, or ot her similar sur face.
This pr oduct should not be placed in a built -in inst allat ion such as a bookcase or r ack unless pr oper
vent ilat ion is pr ovided or t he manufact ur er 's inst r uct ions have been adher ed t o.
11. Power Sources
This pr oduct should be oper at ed only fr om t he t ype of power sour ce indicat ed on t he mar king label. If
company. For pr oduct s int ended t o oper at e fr om bat t er y power , or ot her sour ces, r efer t o t he oper at ing
inst r uct ions.
12. Grounding or Polarization
This pr oduct is equipped wit h a t hr ee-wir e gr ounding-t ype plug a plug having a t hir d (gr ounding) pin.
This plug will only fit int o a gr ounding-t ype power out let . This is a safet y feat ur e. If you ar e unable t o
inser t t he plug int o t he out let , cont act your elect r ician t o r eplace your obsolet e out let . Do not defeat t he
safet y pur pose of t he gr ounding-t ype plug.
13. Power-Cord Protection
Power -supply cor ds should be r out ed t o t hat t hey ar e not likely t o be walked on or pinched by it ems
placed upon or against t hem, paying par t icular at t ent ion t o cor ds at plug, convenience r ecept acles, and
t he point wher e t hey exit fr om t he pr oduct .
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14. Lightning
For added pr ot ect ion for t his pr oduct dur ing a light ning st or m, or when it is left unat t ended and unused
for long per iods of t ime, unplug it fr om t he wall out let . This will pr event damage t o t he pr oduct due t o
light ning and power -line sur ges.
15. Overloading
Do not over load wall out let s, ext ension cor ds or int egr al convenience r ecept acles as t his can r esult in a
r isk of fir e or elect r ic shock.
16. Object and Liquid Entry
Never push object s of any kind int o t his pr oduct t hr ough openings as t hey may t ouch danger ous volt age
point s or shor t -out par t s t hat could r esult in a fir e or elect r ic shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on
t he pr oduct .
17. Inflammable and Explosive Substance
Avoid using t his pr oduct wher e t her e ar e gases, and also wher e t her e ar e inflammable and explosive
subst ances in t he immediat e vicinit y.
18. Heavy Shock or Vibration
When car r ying t his pr oduct ar ound, do not subject t he pr oduct t o heavy shock or vibr at ion.
19. Servicing
Do not at t empt t o ser vice t his pr oduct your self as opening or r emoving cover s may expose you t o
danger ous volt age or ot her hazar ds. Refer all ser vicing t o qualified ser vice per sonnel.
20. Damage Requiring Service
Unplug t his pr oduct fr om t he wall out let and r efer ser vicing t o qualified ser vice per sonnel under t he
following condit ions:
a. When t he power -supply cor d or plug is damaged.
b. if liquid has been spilled, or object s have fallen int o t he pr oduct .
c. If t he pr oduct has been exposed t o r ain or wat er .
d. If t he pr oduct does not oper at e nor mally by following t he oper at ing inst r uct ions. Adjust only
t hose cont r ols t hat ar e cover ed by t he oper at ing inst r uct ions as an impr oper adjust ment of ot her cont r ols
may r esult in damage and will oft en r equir e ext ensive wor k by a qualified t echnician t o r est or e t he
pr oduct t o it s nor mal oper at ion.
e. If t he pr oduct has been dr opped or damaged in any way.
f. When t he pr oduct exhibit s a dist inct change in per for mance-t his indicat es a need for ser vice.
21. Replacement Parts
When r eplacement par t s ar e r equir ed, be sur e t he ser vice t echnician has used r eplacement par t s
specified by t he manufact ur er or have t he same char act er ist ics as t he or iginal par t .
Unaut hor ized subst it ut ions may r esult in fir e, elect r ic shock, or ot her hazar ds.
22. Safety Check
Upon complet ion of any ser vice or r epair s t o t his pr oduct , ask t he ser vice t echnician t o per for m safet y
checks t o det er mine t hat t he pr oduct is in pr oper oper at ing condit ion.
23. Wall or Ceiling Mounting
The pr oduct should be mount ed t o a wall or ceiling only as r ecommended by t he manufact ur er .
24. Heat
The pr oduct should be sit uat ed away fr om heat sour ces such as r adiat or s, heat r egist er s, st oves, or ot her
pr oduct s (including amplifier s) t hat pr oduce heat .
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WICHTIGE SICHERHEITSANWEISUNGEN
1. Alle Anweisungen lesen.
Vor Bet r ieb des Er zeugnisses sollt en alle Sicher heit s-und Bedienungsanleit ungen gelesen wer den.
2. Die Anweisungen aufbewahren.
Die Sicher heit s-und Bedienungsanleit ungen sollt en fnft igen Bezug aufbewahr t wer den.
3. Warnungen beachten.
Die War nungen auf dem Er zeugnis und in den Bedienungsanleit ungen solt en beacht et wer den.
4. Anweisungen befolgen.
Alle Bedienungsanleit ung-und
Ver wendungsanweisungen sollt en befolgt wer den.
5. Reinigung
Den St ecker des Ger t s vor Reinigung aus der St eckdose ziehen. Keine flssigen Reinigungsmit t el
oder Aer osolr einiger ver wenden. Zum Reinigen einen feucht en Lappen ver wenden.
6. Zubehr
Nur vom-Her st eller des Er zeugnisses empfohlenes Zubehr ver wenden, da es sonst zu St r ungen
kommen kann.
7. Wasser und Feuchtigkeit
Dieses Er zeugnis nicht in der Nhe von Wasser ver wenden - z.B, in der Nhe einer Badewanne, eines
Waschbeckens, einer Kchensple, eines Waschzuber s, in einem nassen Keller , in der Nhe eines
Schwimmbeckens usw.
8. Aufstellung
Das Er zeugnis nicht auf einen unst abilen Wagen, St and, Dr eifu, Tr ger oder Tisch st ellen.
Das Er zeugnis kann sonst her unt er fallen und ein kind oder einen Er wachsenen schwer ver iet zen.
Auer dem kann das Ger t schwer beschdigt wer den. Nur mit einem Wagen, St and, Dr eifu, Tr ger
oder Tisch ver wenden, der vom Her st eller empfohlen oder mit dem Er zeugnis ver kauft wor den ist . Fr
jegliche Anbr ingung sollt en die Anweisungen des Her st eller s befolgt wer den, und das vom Her st eller
empfohlene Anbr ingungszubehr sollt e ver wendet wer den.
9. Eine Kombination von Erzeugnis und Wagen sollte vorsichtig bewegt werden.
Schneller Halt , ber mige Kr aft einwir kung und unebene Ober flchen knnen Umkippen der
kombinat ion von Er zeugnis und Wagen ver ur sachen.
10. Ventilation
Schlit ze und ffnungen im Gehuse dienen der Vent ilat ion. Sie sind fr zuver lssigen Bet r ieb des
Ger t es und Schut z vor ber hit zung er for der lich und dr fen nicht blockier t oder abgedeckt wer den.
Die ffnungen sollt en niemals dadur ch blockier t wer den, da, das Ger t auf ein Bet t , ein Sofa, einen
Teppich oder eine hnliche Ober flche gest ellt wir d.
Das Ger t sollt e nur dann in Einbauinst allier ung wie in einem Bcher schr ank oder einem Gest ell
ver wendet wer den, wenn angemessene Vent ilat ion vor gesehen ist bzw. Die Anweisungen des
Her st eller s befolgt wor den sind.
11. Stromversorgung
Dieses Er zeugnis sollt e nur an der auf dem Typenschild angegebenen St r omver sor gungsar t bet r ieben
wer den. Wenn Sie nicht sicher sind, was fr eine St r omver sor gung Sie haben, so wenden Sie sich bit t e
an Ihr en Er zeugnishndler oder an das lokale Elekt r izit t swer k. Beziehen Sie sich fr Bat t er iebet r ieb
oder ander e St r omquellen vor gesehene Er zeugnisse bit t e auf die Bedienungsanleit ungen.
12. Erdung oder Polarisierung
Dieses Er zeugnis ist mit einem Schut zkont akt st ecker mit dr ei Leit er n ausger st et , mit einem
Er dungskont akt . Dieser St ecker pat nur in ein schuko-St eckdose. Dies ist eine
Sicher heit smanahme. Wenn Sie den St ecker nicht in die St eckdose st ecken knnen, so wenden Sie
sich bit t e an ihr en Elekt r iker , damit er die ver alt et e Schut s des Schut zkont akt st ecker s unwir ksam.
13. Netzkabelschutz
Net zkabel sollt en so ver legt wer den, de mglichst nicht dar auf get r et en wir d und da sie nicht
eingeklemmt wer den, mit besonder er Beacht ung der kabel an St acker n, Ver lnger ungskabeln und dem
Aust r it t des Kabels aus dem Er zeugnis.
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14. Blitzschlag
Fr zust zlichen Schut z des Er zeugnisses whr end eines Gewit t er s oder bei Nicht ver wendung fr lange
Zeit den St ecker aus der St eckdose ziehen. Dies ver ht et Beschdigung dur ch Blit zschlag und
Net zspannungsst e.
15. berlastung
Wandst eckdosen, Ver lnger ungskabel und eingebaut e Bequemlickkeit sst eckdosen nicht ber last en, da
dies Feuer oder elekt r ischen Schlag ver ur sachen kann.
16. Eindringen von Fremdkrpern und Flssigkeit
Niemals Objekt e ir gendwelcher Ar t dur ch die ffnungen in das Ger t schieben, da diese unt er hoher
Spannung st ehende Teile ber hr en oder kur zschlieen knnen, wodur ch es zu Feuer oder elekt r ischem
Schlag kommen kann. Niemals Flssigkeit en ir gendwelcher Ar t auf das Er zeugnis ver scht t en.
17. Entflammbare und explosive Substanzen
Ver meiden Sie Ver wendung dieses Er zeugnisses an Or t en mit Gasen bzw. ent flammbar en oder
explosiven Subst anzen in der dir ekt en Umgebung.
18. Starke ste oder Vibrationen
Set zen Sie das Er zeugnis beim Tr anspor t nicht st ar ken St en oder Vibr at ionen aus.
19. Wartung
Ver suchen Sie nicht , dieses Er zeugnis Selbst zu war t en, da Sie sich dur ch ffnen bzw. Ent fer nen von
Abdeckungen hohen Spannungen und sonst igen Gefhr dungen ausser zen knnen.
Beziehen Sie sich fr jegliche War t ung auf qualifizier t es War t ungsper sonal.
20. Beschdigung, die Wartung erfordert
Ziehen Sie den St ecker dieses Er zeugnisses aus der St eckdose und wenden Sie sich an qualifizier t es
War t ungsper sonal, wenn eine der folgenden Bedingungen vor liegt :
a. Wenn das Net zkabel oder der St ecker beschdigt ist .
b. Bei Eindr ingen von Flssigkeit oder Fr emdkr per n in das Ger t .
c. Wenn das Er zeugnis Regen oder Wasser ausgeset zt wor den ist .
d. Wenn das Er zeugnis bei Befolgen der Bedienungsanleit ungen nicht nor mal funkt ionier t .
Nur die Regelelement e ver st ellen, die in den Bedienungsanleit ungen behandelt wer den, da
unangemessene Einst ellung ander er Regelelement e Beschdigung ver ur sachen kann und oft
bet r cht liche Ar beit dur ch einen qualifizier t en Techniker er for der t , um das Er zeugnis wieder , zu
nor malem Bet r ieb zur ckzubr ingen.
e. Wenn das Er zeugnis fallen gelassen oder beschdigt wor den ist .
f. Wenn das Er zeugnis eine klar e nder ung in der Leist ung zeigt -dies weist dar auf hin, da
War t ung er for der lich ist .
21. Ersatzteile
Wenn Er sat zt eile er for der lich sind, dar auf acht en, da der War t ungst echniker nur die vom Her st eller
fest gelegt en Er sat zt eile oder Teile mit den gleichen Char akt er ist iken wie die ur spr nglichen Teile
ver wendet . Unaut or isier t e Er sat zt eile knnen Feuer , elekt r ischen Schlag oder sonst ige Gefhr dungen
ver ur sachen.
22. Sicherheitsprfung
Bit t en Sie den War t ungst echniker nach der Vollendung von War t ung oder Repar at ur ar beit en an diesem
Er zeugnis um die Dur chfhr ung von Sicher heit spr fungen, um zu best immen, da das Er zeugnis im
angemissenen Bet r iebszust and ist .
23. Anbringung an der Wand oder an der Decke
Das Er zeugnis sollt e nur ent spr echend den Empfehlungen des Her st eller s an einer Wand oder an der
Decke angebr acht wer den.
24. Wrme
Das Er zeugnis sollt e fer n von Wr mequellen wie Radiat or en, Heizwider st nden, fen und ander en
Wr me er zeugenden Er zeugnissen (einschlielich Ver st r ker n) aufgest ellt wer den.
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MISES EN GARDE IMPORTANTES
1. Lire les instructions
Lir e t out es les inst r uct ions de scur it et de fonct ionnement avant de fair e fonct ionner lappar eil.
2. Conserver ces instructions
Conser ver les inst r uct ions de scur it et de fonct ionnement des fins de r fr ence ult r ieur e.
3. Tenir compte des avertissements
Tous les aver t issement s qui figur ent sur lappar eil et dans le mode demploi devr ont t r e r espect s.
4. Observer les instructions
Obser ver t out es les inst r uct ions de fonct ionnement et dut ilisat ion.
5. Nettoyage
Avant de pr ocder au net t oyage, dbr ancher lappar eil de la pr ise sect eur . Ne pas ut iliser de pr oduit s
de net t oyage liquides ou en ar osol.
Net t oyer lappar eil avec un chiffon humide.
6. Fixations
Ne pas ut iliser de fixat ions non r ecommandes par le fabr icant de lappar eil car elles pour r aient t r e
sour ce de danger .
7. Eau et humidit
Ne pas ut iliser lappar eil pr oximit deau-par exemple pr s dune baignoir e, dun lavabo, dun vier ou
dun bac lessive, dans un sous-sol humide, ou pr s dune piscine, et c.
8. Accessoires
Ne pas placer lappar eil sur un char iot , un socle, un pied, un suppor t ou one t able inst ables Lappar eil
pour r ait t omber , blessant gr ivement des enfant s ou des adult es, et t ant sr ieusement endommag.
Ut iliser exclusivement le char iot , le socle, le pied, le suppor t ou la t able r ecommands par le fabr icant ,
ou vendus avec lappar eil. Pour t out mont age de lappar eil, r espect er les inst r uct ions du fabr icant , et
ut iliser cet t e fin laccessoir e de mont age r ecommand par le fabr icant .
9. Lappareil mont sur son chariot devra tre dplac avec prcaution.
Des ar r t s br usques, une for ce excessive et des sur faces ir r gulir es pour r aient pr ovoquer le
r enver sement de lensemble appar eil-char iot .
10. Ventilation
Les fent es et les ouver t ur es du coffr et sont pr vues pour la vent ilat ion ainsi que pour gar ant ir un
fonct ionnement en t out e scur it de lappar eil et le pr ot ger de t out e sur chauffe, et ces ouver t ur es ne
devr ont donc t r e ni obst r ues ni r ecouver t es. Ne jamais obst r uer les ouver t ur es en placant lappar eil
sur un lit , un sofa, un t apis ou t out e sur face similair e. Ne jamais placer lappar eil dans un suppor t
confin, par exemple une bibliot hque ou une t ag r e, sans vent ilat ion suffisant e ou sans r epect er les
inst r uct ions du fabr icant .
11. Sources dallmentation
Lappar eil devr a t r e aliment exclusivement sur le t ype daliment at ion indiqu sur lt iquet t e
signalt ique. Silon nest pas sr du t ype daliment at io du local, consult er le r evendeur de lappar eil ou
la compagnie dlect r icit locale. Pour les appar eils qui fonct ionnent sur bat t er ie ou sur daut r es
sour ces, voir le mode demploi.
12. Mise la terre ou polarisation
Lappar eil est dot dune fiche t r ifilair e avec mise la t er r e, dont la t r oisime br oche assur e la mise la
t er r e. Cet t e fiche ne r ent r er a que dans les pr ises t r ifilair es de mise la t er r e. Ceci est une mesur e de
scur it . Si la fiche ne r ent r e pas dans la pr ise, fair e r emplacer la pr ise dsut e par un lect r icien.
Ne pas r endr e vaine la measur e de scur it assur e par cet t e pr ise avec mise la t er r e.
13. Protection du cordon dalimentation
Acheminer les cor dons daliment at ion de facon quon ne r isque pas de mar cher dessus ou de les coincer
sous un objet plac dessus ou cont r e eux.
Fair e par t iculir ement at t ent ion aux fiches des cor dons, la pr oximit des pr ises, et lendr oit o ils
r essor t ent de lappar eil.
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14. Foudre
Pour r enfor cer la pr ot ect ion de lappar eil pendant un or age, ou si lon sen loigne ou quon r est e
longt emps sans lut iliser , le dbr ancher de la sour ce daliment at ion. Ceci per met t r a dvit er t out
dommage de lappar eil d la foudr e et aux sur t ensions de ligne.
15. Surcharge
Ne pas sur char ger les pr ises, r allonges et pr ises mult iples car cela pour r ait ent r aner un r isque de feu ou
de choc lect r ique.
16. Pntration dobjets et de liquides
Ne jamais enfoncer dobjet s daucune sor t e dans les ouver t ur es de lappar eil car ils pour r aient t oucher
des point s de t ension danger euse ou cour t -cir cuit er des pices, ce qui pour r ait pr ovoquer un feu ou un
choc lect r ique. Ne jamais r enver ser de liquide daucune sor t e sur lappar eil.
17. Substances inflammabes et explosives
Evit er dut iliser lappar eil en pr sence de gaz, ainsi qu pr oximit immdiat e de subst ances
inflammables et explosives.
18. Chocs ou vibrations violents
Lor squon t r anspor t e lappar eil, ne pas le soumet t r e des chocs ou des vibr at ions violent s.
19. Rparations
Ne pas t ent er de r par er laapar eil soi-mme car le fait douvr ir ou de r et ir er les caches r isque dexposer
lut ilisat eur des t ensions danger euses not amment . Confier t out e r par at ion un per sonnel qualifi.
20. Dommages ncessitant rparations
Dbr ancher lappar eil de la sour ce daliment at ion et confier les r par at ions un per sonnel qualifi dans
les cas suivant s:
a. Lor sque le cor don daliment at ion ou sa fiche sont endommags
b. Si du liquide sest r enver s sur lappar eil ou que des objet s sont t ombs dedans
c. Si lappar eil a t expos la pluie ou leau.
d. Si lappar eil ne fonct ionne pas nor malement lor squon obser ve les inst r uct ions dut ilisat ion.
Ne r gler que les commandes couver t es par le mode demploi ; en effet , un r glage incor r ect des aut r es
commandes pour r ait ent r ainer des dommages et ncessit er ont souvent des t r avaux de r par at ion
cot eux par un t echnicien qualifi pour r emet t r e lappar eil en t at de mar che.
e. Si lappar eil est t omb ou quil a t endommag.
f. Si lappar eil affiche une net t e modificat ion de ses per for mances, cela signifie quil a besoin dt r e
r par .
21. Pices de rechange
Si lon a besoin de pices de r echange, veiller ce que le t echnicien de r par at ion ut ilise exclusivement
les pices de r echange spcifies par le fabr icant ou des pices ayant les mmes car act r ist iques que les
pices dor igine. Les pices de r echange non aut or ises r isquent de pr ovoquer un feu, un choc
lect r ique et aut r es danger s.
22. Vrificaton de scurit
Apr s t out t r avail dent r et ien ou de r par at ion de lappar eil, demander au t echnicien de r par at ion
deffect uer les vr ificat ions de scur it pour sassur er que lappar eil est en bon t at de mar che.
23.Montage au mur ou au plafond
Lappar eil ne pour r a t r e mont au mur ou au plafond que de la manir e r ecommande par le fabr icant .
24. Chaleur
Eloigner lappar eil des sour ces de chaleur , t elles que r adiat eur s, appar eils de chauffage, cuisinir es, et
de t our pr oduit engendr ant de la chaleur (y compr is les amplificat eur s).
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
For USA
These pr oduct s have been t est ed and found t o comply wit h t he limit s for a Class A digit al device,
pur suant t o Par t 15 of t he FCC Rules. These limit s ar e designed t o pr ovide r easonable pr ot ect ion
against har mful int er fer ence when t he equipment is oper at ed in a commer cial envir onment . This
equipment gener at es, uses, and can r adiat e r adio fr equency ener gy and, if not inst alled and used in
accor dance wit h t he inst r uct ion manual, may cause har mful int er fer ence t o r adio communicat ions.
Oper at ion of t his pr oduct in a r esident ial ar ea is likely t o cause har mful int er fer ence in which case t he
user will be r equir ed t o cor r ect t he int er fer ence at his own expense.
WARNING
Changes or modificat ions not expr essly appr oved by Hit achi Kokusai Elect r ic r esponsible for
compliance could void t he user s aut hor it y t o oper at e t he equipment .
For Canada
This pr oduct does not exceed t he class A/class B limit s for r adio noise emissions fr om digit al appar at us
as set out in t he r adio int er fer ence r egulat ions.
Le pr sent appar eil nmet pas de br uit s r adiolect r iques dpassant les limit s applicable aux appar eils
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1
Outline and features
1General
The remote control unit RU-1200JY/VR is connected to the camera control unit (CCU) for
remote operation of the camera.
The RCU and CCU can be up to 10 meters apart. With the one touch color temperature
control function, the RU-1200JY/VR is ideal not only Studio but also OB van use.
RU-1200JY: Lens iris control, pedestal control and preview switch are assembled with an axis joystick
control knob.
RU-1200VR: Lens iris and pedestal controls are variable register type and located independently. There
is no preview function.
2 Features
The camera can be easily adjusted using the LED optical switch and rotary encoder.
The main control items are:
- Camera power supply on/off
- Auto setup execution
- Data file (SCENE FILE 0 to 8) selection, save
- Manual adjustment using the rotary encoder and knobs
- Various on/off controls
- PIX and WF video output select
2
Facility names and functions (Front)
FRONT VIEW (JY type)




A4
A1
A2
A3
A6
A5
A6
A1 A2
A3
A4
A5
A7
A8
A9
A10
A11
A7
A10
A14
A15
A17
A16
A12
A16
Menu switch: Menu is displayed on the pix
monitor with Color bar ON.
Shutter control: In Sequence and Variable
mode
Monitor select
Display section: Manual control item and
each value displayed in this LED.
Paint adjustment
Extender and tally indication LED
Camera power on/off
Auto setup selection switch: External chart,
Auto white & black and Break OFF for stop
the auto set up process
Scene file select and memory
Master gain switch & LED display:
-3dB to +24dBUp
ND/CC filter selection switch
Manual adjust
Rotary encoder: Refer to operation
procedure
Detail adjustment
Scene preset switch: Preset to factory
adjustment data and condition.
Iris adjust
Master black adjust
Preview switch
Each type on/off control
A9
A8
A11
A12
A17
A18
A14
A15
A18 Call button: Call Camera man and CCU.
The control right is acquired.
A19
A19
A13
A13
White Shad switch:
A20
A20 Auto iris on off switch
3
Facility names and functions (Front)
FRONT VIEW (VR type)



A6
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A7
A8
A9
A11
A14
A15 A16
A17
A16
Paint adjustment for Gain and Black.
Extender and tally indication LED
Detail adjustment
Auto Iris on off
A12
A17
A18
A15
A18
A19
A19
A13
A20
Call button: Call Camera man and CCU.
The control right is acquired.
Master black adjust:
This has center click VR.
A21
Iris adjustment knob
A21
A10
A20
A4
A1
A2
A3
A6
A5
A7
A10
A12
Menu switch: Menu is displayed on the
pix monitor with Color bar ON.
Shutter control: In Sequence and Variable
mode
Monitor select
Display section: Manual control item and
each value displayed in this LED.
Camera power on/off
Auto setup selection switch: External chart,
Auto white & black and Break OFF for stop
the auto set up process
Scene file select and memory
Master gain switch & LED display:
-3dB to +24dBUp
ND/CC filter selection switch
Manual adjust
Rotary encoder: Refer to operation
procedure
Scene preset switch: Preset to factory
adjustment data and condition.
Each type on/off control
A9
A8
A11
A14
A13
White Shad switch:
4
Facility names and functions (Rear)
REAR VIEW
Remote-Input connector
Input and output remote control data between the camera control unit .
.
EXT IRIS connector
Connect to the external iris control module (optional)
PRE VIEW Connector (JY type only)
Connect to preview switcher to switch the preview monitor input.
B1
B2
B3
B1
B2
B3
5
Function menu
The camera head is connected with the CCU and the RU/SU as an operational camera system, The CCU
output display TOP MENU on the PIX out monitor as follows. This is for Video operator at the CCU.
PIX MENU: open this menu by pushing the MENU SW in the
RCU.
Item Main Menu Description
1 COLOR Change screen to COLOR main menu items display.
2 DETAIL Change screen to DETAIL main menu items display.
3 MAINTENANCE Change screen to MAINTENANCE main menu items display.
4
FILE Change screen to FILE main menu items display.
5
SETUP CARD Change screen to FILE main menu items display.







6
Function menu
1. COLOR menu structure which are displayed in the Pix monitor or are displayed in
the viewfinder with at control head mode.
MAIN MENU SUB-MENU






































































































7
Function menu
2. DETAIL menu structure which are displayed in the Pix monitor or are displayed in
the viewfinder with at control head mode.
MAIN MENU SUB-MENU

8
Function menu
3. MAINTENANCE menu structure which are displayed in the Pix monitor or are
displayed in the viewfinder with at control head mode.











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SUB-MENU MAIN MENU
9
Function menu
4. FILE menu is displayed in the Pix monitor or are displayed in the viewfinder with at
control head mode.
5. SETUP CARD










10
Operation procedure
Item
no.
Function Switch Operating procedure
Camera head
OAM POWLR OAM POWLR switch on
Power supply on Thecamera head power on by this switch
pressing.
The camera head power off by this switch
pressing more than 2 seconds continuously.

On/off control
BARS Color bar on/off selection

TLST Test signal on/off selection

MASK HD masking on/off selection

B.STR Black stretch on/off selection.

SK!N DTL Skintone detail on/off selection.

AUTO KNLL Auto knee on/off selection.

Menu start
MLNU Press this MLNU button with Color bar on,
and display CCU menu screen on the pix
monitor.

Press this MLNU button with Color bar off,
and displays Camera Head menu screen on the
pix monitor.

(*)Please refer to the manual of CCU and
Camera Head for details.

Use the ND (cursor up/down)
buttons and CC (cursor left/right)
buttons to shift the cursor on the menu
screen


Shift control
priority to the
camera head
OTL HLAD Press the OTL HLAD to shift control priority
(except the monitor select function) to the
camera head.
Press the switch again and control priority
return to the RCU.

11

Item
no.
Function Switch Operating procedure
AUTO SETUP
AUTO SLTUP Switch settings can be combined with the
following auto setup modes.
LXT OHART
(1) Grayscale auto setup
LXT OHART AUTO SLTUP
(2) Auto skin tone
LXT OHART 2 times) AUTO SLTUP
(3) Auto Shading
LXT OHART 3 times) AUTO SLTUP

1.Conduct grayscale auto setup by the
following procedure.
(1) Set the LXT OHART switch to on to
show
the grayscale chart positioning markers
on the CCU pix monitor and viewfinder.

(2)Pickup the grayscale chart with the
markers positioned as shown in the
figure









(3) Press the AUTO SLTUP to start
grayscale auto setup.

(4) At error, the AUTO SLTUPLED flashes
for several seconds and the buzzer
sounds.





marker
12

Item
no.
Function Switch Operating procedure
() AUTO SETUP 2. Auto skin tone
(1) Press the LXT OHART 2 times to show
the center marker on the viewfinder
and PIX monitor screen.
(2) Align the marker with the image for
color phase detection.
(3) Press the AUTO SLTUP to detect the
color phase at the marker position and
revise the skin DTL phase data.

3.Auto shading
(1) Press the LXT OHART 8 times to show
the marker for auto shading on the
viewfinder and PIX monitor screen.

(2)Pickup the white scene with the markers
positioned as shown in the figure










(3)Press the AUTO SLTUP for automatic
white shading (vs) adjustment.

(4) At error, the AUTO SLTUPLED fOashes
for several seconds and the buzzer
sounds.

marker
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Item
no.
Function Switch Operating procedure
AUTO WHITE
AUTO WH!TL Pickup a white scene and press the
AUTO WH!TL for automatic white balance
adjustment.
At error, the AUTO WH!TL LED flashes for
several seconds and the buzzer sounds.

AUTO BLACK
AUTO BLAOK Press theAUTO BLAOKto cut off the light
and automatically adjust the black balance.

At error, the AUTO BLAOKLED flashes for
several seconds and the buzzer sounds.



Curtail auto setup
BRLAK Oll Press the BRLAK Ollduring auto setup to
break off the auto setup process and the
buzzer sounds.

CAM NO. OAM NO. Camera number is shown.
Start the camera menu to set the camera
number.

Scene file ~ SOLNL l!LL ~ There are 9 scene files to 0-8 including 0
file.
selection
1 Press scene file to access a scene file.
2
The LED lights.
8 Press the switch while the LED is lit.
4
The LED extinguishes when the scene file
6~8
is deselected.
When the all LED light turns off , scene file 0
is chosen.
To select scene files 5 8 ,
set switches 6~8 to on, then press
switches 1 4

SOLNL PRLSLT Press the SOLNL PRLSLT until blink stops,
pre-set data is loaded.
Press the SOLNL PRLSLT again until blink stop
the scene file data is loaded again.

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Item
no.
Function Switch Operating procedure
Scene file ~ SOLNL l!LL ~ Scene file adjustment values can be stored
memory
1
in memory by the following procedure.
2 (1) Press the MLMORY switch.
8 (2) The MLMORY LED begins blinking.
4 (3) Press the scene file ( 1 4 or
6~8 6~8 ) for storing data in the memory.
MLMORY
(4) The selected scene file LED flashes and
the MLMORY LED lights for about 3
seconds. This completes storing memory.
+1)The adjustment data of paint gain and
black can not be stored in memory,
+2)To stop memory operation,
while the MLMORY LED is blinking,
press again the MLMORY switch
Shutter control ~SHUTTLR~ Press SLL to toggle the shutter display
ON/Oll
on/off and select the shutter speed and
SLL
mode.
Insequence,1/100(*1),1/250,1/500,1/1000,
1/2000 seconds, variable, AES,CCFR
OOlR(*2) 1OO(*1) 26O 6OO

ALS(*3) 69 2OOO 1OOO
Variable mode
1/59 to 1/1983 (1080i/60)
1/50 to 1/2008 (1080i/50)
(*1) 1/60 ,when 1080i/50 CCD is used.
(*2) CCFR: cc frame mode
(*3) AES:auto electric shutter mode
For variable mode, after selecting the
manual control section SHUTTLR switch,

~MASTLR GA!N~ Master gain can be selected in 3 dB
steps.
(-3dB~24dB)

Selected master gain position is indicated
by the LED on left of this switch.

15
Item
no.
Function Switch Operating procedure
ND ND/CC selects ND filters or CC(ECC)
filters. Each filters status are shown by
OO
the upper sectionND/CC LEDs of these
switches.
LEDs and filters relationship are as
HLAD
shown below.
66OO
ND CC(ECC)
CAP:CAP A:3200K
1:CLEAR B:4300K
2:CROSS C:5600K
3:1/16ND D:6300K
4:1/64ND E:8000K

When the HLAD switch is set to on, the
ND/CC filter control from the camera head
and the RCU. Again press the HLAD
switch to return control priority to the RCU.
Press the 66OO for electrical 5600 K filter
status.

+) When the MLNU switch is on (menu
mode), the ND/CC filter cannot be changed.

Monitor select
R G B Selects analog pix monitor display signal.
LNO


SUP Selects analog WFM monitor display signal.
SLO SUP / SLO : Display superimposes 3
RGB waveforms.
SDI WFM monitor display signal
SUP : superimposes mode.
SLO : sequence mode.

When both the SUP and the SLO are
off, signal display is the same as pix monitor.

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Item
no.
Function Switch Operating procedure
Manual adjustment Select adjustment items with the manual
control section switches. The display
section shows the adjustment item and
value.
Use the rotary encoder to adjust the items
for optimum values.

+ Adjustment OTL VALUL When the OTL VALUL switch is on, the
value display adjustment value is displayed from -100 to
+100.
Display example


1 Detail Adjustment Display
(1)DTL LEVEL
DTL 1

TOTL: Total detail level adjustment
H: H detail level adjustment
V: V detail level adjustment

(2)LEVEL DEP /
DTL 2 Press again the switch for the following
BOOST FREQ display.


LDPP: Dark component noise due to detail
reduce.

FREQ: Adjusts detail boost frequency (13 M
to 19 M).

(3)CRISP /
DTL 8 Press Again the switch for the following
DTL SOURCE display.


H-CR: Noise component reduction due to H.
detail.
V-CR: Noise component reduction due to V.
detail.
SRC: Detail signal source (R,RG,RGB)
selection.

LLVLL~DLP / lRLO
LDPP lRLO
GA!N
~2O O 1O
DLTA!L LLVLL
TOTL H V
OR!SP / SOUROL
H~OR V~OR SRO
17

Item
no.
Function Switch Operating procedure
16) Manual adjustment
Press again the switch for the following display.
(4)DETAIL KNEE
DTL 4

WHT: Additional white component glare
reduction.
BLK: Additional black component glare
reduction.

Press the switch for the following display.
(5)BALANCE
DTL 6

P/N: Detail positive (white) side adjustment
(4/8~8/4)


(6)WHITE DTL
DTL 6 Pressagain the switch for the following display.


SLOP: White detail knee apeature
adjustment.


2NTSC(PAL)
detail adjustment
(*)In the following figure NTSC is displayed as
PAL in PAL mode.

(1)NTSC(PAL)
SH!lT Display
DTL LEVEL
DTL 1


(2)NTSC(PAL)
DTL 2 PressAgain the DTL switch for the
LEVEL DEP / following display.
BOOST FREQ

FREQ: Boost frequency (4 M to 8 M)



DLTA!L KNLL
WHT BLK
BALANOL
P/N
KNLL DTL
SLOP
NTSO DTL LLVLL
TOTL H V
NTSO L~DP / lRLO
LDPP LDPS lRLO
18

Item
no.
Function Switch Operating procedure
16) Manual adjustment

(3)NTSC(PAL)
DTL 8 Press again the switch for the following display.
CRISP


(4)NTSC(PAL)
DTL 4 Press again the switch for the following display.
DTL KNEE



(5)NTSC(PAL)
DTL 6 Press again the switch for the following display.
BALANCE



8 Skin detail
adjustment
(1)SKIN DTL
SK!N DTL 1 Display
LEVEL
(Ch1)
LEVL: Skin color detail level adjustment

(2)PHASE/WIDTH
SK!N DTL 2 Press again the switch for the following display.
(Ch1)

PH-C: Skin color phase select (coarse adjustment)
(R-MG,MG-B,B-CY,CY-G,G-YE,YE-R)
PHAS: Skin color phase select (fine adjustment)
WIDH: Skin color phase range select

(3)SKIN DTL
SK!N DTL 8
LEVEL
(Ch2)
LEVL: Skin color detail level adjustment

NTSO OR!SP
H~OR V~OR
NTSO DTL KNLL
WHT BLK
NTSO BALANOL
P/L
SK!N DLTA!L~1
LLVL
SK!N DLTA!L~1
PH~O PHAS W!DH
SK!N DLTA!L~2
LLVL
19

Item
no.
Function Switch Operating procedure
16) Manual
adjustment


(4)PHASE/WIDTH
SK!N DTL 4 Press again the switch for the following display.
(Ch2)

PH-C: Skin color phase select (coarse adjustment)
(R-MG,MG-B,B-CY,CY-G,G-YE,YE-R)
PHAS: Skin color phase select (fine adjustment)
WIDH: Skin color phase range select


(5)CHROMA
SK!N DTL 6 Press again the switch for the following display.
LEVEL-DEP


THRH: Skin detail reduction by color phase
adjustment


(6)CHROMA
SK!N DTL 6 Press again the switch for the following display.
LEVEL-DEP


THRH: Skin detail reduction by color phase
adjustment


(7)HIGH
SK!N DTL 7 Press again the switch for the following display.
CHROMA


High chroma detail adjustment (R,G,B)

SK!N DLTA!L~2
PH~O PHAS W!DH
OHROMA LLVLL~DLP
THRH
OHROMA LLVLL~DLP
THRH
H!GH OHROMA
R G B
20

Item
no.
Function Switch Operating procedure
16) Manual Adjustment

4

(1)ENC TIMING
SH!lT Display
SK!N DTL 1

SC-C: Subcarrier phase adjustment (coarse)
SC-P: Subcarrier phase adjustment (fine)
H-P: H phase adjustment

(2)Y/C LEVEL
SK!N DTL 2 Again press the switch for the following display.


Y: Encoder Y level adjust
C: Encoder C level adjust

(3)ENC TIMING 2
SK!N DTL 4 Again press the switch for the following display.


H-C: H phase adjust (coarse)










LNO T!M!NG
SO~O SO~P H~P
Y/O LLVLL
Y O
LNO T!M!NG 2
H~O
21

Item
no.
Function Switch Operating procedure
16) Manual adjustment

6 Masking adjustment
(1)Skintone
MASK 1 Display


SAT: Skintone saturation adjustment
HUE: Skintone hue adjustment
(2) R (Red)
MASK 2 Again press the switch for the following display.


SAT: R (red) saturation adjustment (following
the same for each color).
HUE: R (red) hue adjustment (following the
same for each color).

(3) Y-R
MASK 8 Again press the switch for the following display.
(Yellow-Red)

(4) Y (Yellow)
MASK 4 Again press the switch for the following display.


(5) G-Y
MASK 6 Again press the switch for the following display.
(Green-Yellow)

(6) G (Green)
MASK 6 Again press the switch for the following display.


(7) C-G
MASK 7 Again press the switch for the following display.
(Cyan-Green)


(8) C (Cyan)
MASK 8 Again press the switch for the following display.

SK!NTONL MASK
SAT HUL
MASK R
SAT HUL
MASK Y~R
SAT HUL
MASK Y
SAT HUL
MASK G~Y
SAT HUL
MASK G
SAT HUL
MASK O~G
SAT HUL
MASK O
SAT HUL
22

Function Switch Operating procedure

16) Manual adjustment

(9) B-C
MASK 9 Again press the switch for the following display.
(Blue-Cyan)


(10) B (Blue)
MASK 1O Again press the switch for the following display.



(11) M-B
MASK 11 Again press the switch for the following display.
(Magenta-Blue)


(12) M (Magenta)
MASK 12 Again press the switch for the following display.



(13) R-M
MASK 18 Again press the switch for the following display.
(Red-Magenta)


(14)CHROMA SAT
MASK 14 Again press the switch for the following display.


LEVL: Master Chroma saturation adjustment

(15) Linear matrix 1
MASK 16 Again press the switch for the following display.


Linear matrix R-G, R-B and G-R adjustment

(16) Linear matrix 2
MASK 16 Again press the switch for the following display.


Linear matrix G-B, B-R and B-G adjustment

MASK B~O
SAT HUL
MASK B
SAT HUL
MASK M~B
SAT HUL
MASK M
SAT HUL
MASK R~M
SAT HUL
OHROMA SAT
LLVL
MASK L!N 1
R~G R~B G~R
MASK L!N 2
G~B B~R B~G
23

Item
no.
Function Switch Operating procedure
16) Manual adjustment

6 Shutter adjustment
SHUTTLR Display


VAR: Variable adjust
1/59~1/1983 (1080i/60)
1/50~1/2008 (1080i/50)
+) Set the upper shutter SEL switches
to variable mode when Variable adjustment.

7 Auto iris adjust
(1)IRIS GATE
SH!lT Display
SHUTTLR 1

Gate: Auto iris gate selection (1 6, see figure)



1 2 8


4 6 6
The above gate signal is displayed also on
CCU pix monitor.



AUTO !R!S
GATL
SHUTTLR
VAR
24

Item
no.
Function Switch Operating procedure
16) Manual adjustment

(2)IRIS TRIM
SHUTTLR 2 Press again the switch for the following display.


SPED: Adjusts the auto iris response speed.
If response speed becomes fast then adjustment
value will be big and adjustment value become
small then response speed will be slow.

P/AV: Adjusts the ratio between peak and
average. (0/105/5)

(3)IRIS RANGE
SHUTTLR 8 Press again the switch for the following display.


Adjust the range and sense for manual iris
control.
Press the OTL VALUL for the following display.

AUTO !R!S
SPLD P/AV
!R!S RANGL
RANG SLNS
IRIS SENSE


IRIS RANGE
CLOSE
POSITION
OPEN
POSITION

25

Item
no.
Function Switch Operating procedure
16) Manual adjustment
8 Black stretch
B.STR Display
adjustment

LEVL: Black stretch level adjustment

9 On/off control
(1) DTL
SH!lT Display
DTL KNEE
B.STR 1
SKIN GATE
DTL: Detail on/off
DTLKNE: Detail knee on/off
GATE: Skintone gate on/off

Press again the switch for the following display.
(2) KNEE
B.STR 2
W.CLIP
GAMMA
KNEE: Knee on/off
WCLIP: White clip on/off
GAMMA: Gamma on/off

Press again the switch for the following display.
(3)PAINT GAMMA
B.STR 8
SKINTONE-
MASKING
P-GAMMA: Paint gamma on/off
S-MASK: Skintone masking on/off

Press again the switch for the following display.
(4)KNEE SAT
B.STR 4
CHROMA SAT
HIGH CHROMA
KNSAT: Knee saturation on/off
CSAT: Chroma saturation on/off
HICRM: High chroma detail on/off

BLAOK STRLTOH
LLVL
DTL DTLKNL GATL
ON ON Oll
KNLL WOL!P GAMMA
ON ON ON
P~GAMMA S~MASK
ON ON
KNSAT OSAT H!ORM
ON ON ON
26

Item
no.
Function Switch Operating procedure
16) Manual adjustment

Press again the switch for the following display.
(5)SKINDTL-
B.STR 6
CH,IND

CH:Select skintone detail channel (1,2,1+2)
IND:Select skintone gate channel l (1,2)


(6) ASPECT
B.STR 6 Press again the switch for the following display.
COMB FILTER
MONO

ASPCT: Selects aspect ratio (16:9 or 4:3)
COMB: NTSC(PAL) output comb filter on/off
MONO: Mono color on/off


(7) N-DTL(P-DTL)
B.STR 7 Press again the switch for the following display.
W/N


N-DTL: NTSC(PAL) detail on/off
W/N: Aspect change control
( REM:System side, LOCL:SCU/RCU side)

(*) In PAL mode, N-DTL is displayed as
P-DTL.


(8) RATE CONV
B.STR 8
ON/OFF

HD-MODE: Rate change control (1080I/720P)

OH SK!NDTL !ND
1 1
ASPOT OOMB MONO
4`8 ON Oll
N~DTL W/N
ON LOOL
HD~MODL
72OP
27

Item
no.
Function Switch Operating procedure
16) Manual adjustment

1O BLACK adjustment
(1) BLACK
BLAOK 1 Display


Pedestal (RGB) adjustment


(2) BLACK
MLNU
SETUP LEVEL
SH!lT BLAOK

Black setup level adjustment
(0~12.3%)



11 Flare adjustment
(1)FLARE
lLARL Display



Flare (RGB) adjustment

(2) FLARE
MLNU
SETUP LEVEL
SH!lT
lLARL
Flare setup level adjustment
(0~24.7%)








BLAOK
R G B
SLTUP LLVLL
6.O
lLARL
R G B
SLTUP LLVLL
12.O
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Item
no.
Function Switch Operating procedure
16) Manual adjustment

12 Gamma adjustment
(1) GAMMA
GAMMA 1 Display



Gamma (R, G, B) adjustment

(2) PAINT
GAMMA 2 Press again the switch for the following display.
- GAMMA


Paint gamma (R,TOTL, B) adjustment

(3) GAMMA
GAMMA 8
TABLE

Special gamma (rising component) adjustment
(3.0~8.0(0.5step))

(4) GAMMA
MLNU
SETUP LEVEL
SH!lT
GAMMA
Gamma setup level adjustment
(42.2~67.7%)

18 Gain adjustment
GA!N Display



Gain (RGB) adjustment

PA!NT GAMMA
R TOTL B
GAMMA
R G B
GAMMA TABLL
TOTL
SLTUP LLVLL
68.O
GA!N
R G B
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Item
no.
Function Switch Operating procedure
16) Manual adjustment

14 Knee/slope
adjustment

(1) KNEE
KNLL/SLOPL 1 Display



Knee point (R, total. B) adjustment

(2) SLOPE
KNLL/SLOPL 2 Press again the switch for the following display.



Slope (R, total, B) adjustment

(3)WHITE CLIP
KNLL/SLOPL 8 Press again the switch for the following display.



White clip (total) adjustment

(4)KNEE SAT
KNLL/SLOPL 4


Knee saturation level adjustment

16 White shading
adjustment


WH!TL SHAD Press again the switch for the following display.



:hite shading v saw (R,G,B) adjustment

KNLL
R TOTL B
SLOPL
R TOTL B
WH!TL OL!P
TOTL
KNLL SAT
LLVL
WH!TL SHAD VS
R G B
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Item
no.
Function Switch Operating procedure
Gain and black
PA!NT LNABLL Gain and black adjustment with
adjust PA!NT LNABLL switch on
Adjustable by control
~GA!N~
Setting PA!NT LNABLL to off returns
~BLAOK~ black control to center detent position.

G.gain/C.temp
adjust
G.GA!N/O.TLMP
Set to C.Temp to operate the G.Gain control as
follows.
Turn clockwise to raise blue and lower red gain.
Turn counter-clockwise raise red and lower blue gain.
When switch is set to G.Gain:
Turn clockwise to simultaneously lower red and blue
gain.
Turn counter-clockwise to simultaneously raise red
and blue gain.

Detail adjustment ~DTL~ Detail level can be adjusted by turning the
control.

Iris adjustment ~!R!S~ Iris adjustment. When using joystick ,operate
by up and down movement.
During auto iris, joystick up&down or manual
iris trimmer control can be used for fine
adjustment.
Auto iris on/off
AUTO !R!S Auto iris on/off is selected.

Iris F value Set as below according to camera usage
indication !R!S mode.
(1) Normal use
Lens F value is indicated.
1.4 22 OL
(2) Camera power supply off
OO
(3) The lens cable is open
oo

Master black ~MASTLR BLAOK~ Master black can be adjusted by the mounted
master control knob for JY type.
adjust Master black can be adjusted by variable
Register for VR type.

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Item
no.
Function Switch Operating procedure
Lens extender
X2 Lights when lens extender X2 is on.
Indication
XO.8 Lights when lens extender X0.8 is on.



TALLY CALL
OALL R tally LED lights when OALL switch is
pressed.
Tally call from camera head and CCU:
The R tally LED lights and the buzzer
sounds.


Preview switch
(JY type only)
Press the joystick inward to short the Preview
connector pins #2 and #3 in the rear panel.
Connect the Preview connector to a video
switcher via the accessory RM12BPE-3S plug
and use to view the camera video signal on the
master monitor.

Message "CAM POWER OFF"
display Camera head power supply is off.

"SK-HD1000"
Camera head type is indicated when
camera head power is on.
"AUTO SETUP"
Auto setup in progress.
"CONTROL HEAD"
Control priority is camera head.

TALLY LED Red or Green tally can be lighted.
(Red/Green)

EXTENDER LED Extender LED lights when Lens extender
is selected.

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Service information
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Specifications
Rating
(1) Dimensions: 102 (W) x 370 (D) x 55 (H) mm
(2) MASS: 1.5 kg
(3) Power input: DC+12V
(4) Ambient temperature: 0 to +40 qC
Dimensions
RU-1200JY
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Specifications
Rating
(1) Dimensions: 102 (W) x 340 (D) x 55 (H) mm
(2) MASS: 1.5 kg
(3) Power input: DC+12V
(4) Ambient temperature: 0 to +40 qC
Dimensions
RU-1200VR