User manual SONY CCU-TX50

[. . . ] 3-863-129-11 (1) Camera Control Unit Operating Instructions Before operating the unit, please read this manual thoroughly and retain it for future reference. CCU-TX50/50P © 2004 Sony Corporation WARNING To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture. To avoid electrical shock, do not open the cabinet. Refer servicing to qualified personnel only. THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED. Compliance with these directives implies conformity to the following European standards: · EN60950: Product Safety · EN55103-1: Electromagnetic Interference (Emission) · EN55103-2: Electromagnetic Susceptibility (Immunity) This product is intended for use in the following Electromagnetic Environment (s): E1 (residential), E2 (commercial and light industrial), E3 (urban outdoors) and E4 (controlled EMC environment, ex. [. . . ] PRIV: Producer line and engineer line are cut off and communication is possible only between the CCUTX50/50P and the camera connected to the rear panel of the CCU-TX50/50P. ENG: Engineer line. e CALL button f PANEL button g BARS button h 5600K button i AUTO KNEE button j SKIN DTL button k TLCS button l CHARACTER button m MASTER GAMMA adjustment knob n DETAIL adjustment knob e CALL button When you press this button, the TALLY indicator on the camera adaptor lights. The tally indicator on the unit also lights red when you press this button, and goes off if the CALL button is pressed while it is lit. f PANEL button When the RCP-D50 camera control panel is connected, press this button to light it up so you can select the device which controls the camera. The unit can control the camera when this button is lit. g BARS button Press this button (which lights up when pressed) to send the color bar signal to the monitor. The color bars then appear on the monitor. h 5600K button Press this button (which lights up when pressed) to convert the color temperature electronically instead of using the optical filter. i AUTO KNEE button Press this button (which lights up when pressed) to activate the automatic knee function which optimizes the input signal compensation. j SKIN DTL button Use this button to turn the skin detail correction function on or off. Press this button (which lights up when pressed) to set the skin detail correction function to on. To set this function to off, press this button again. k TLCS (total level control system) button Press this button to turn the total level control system on or off. When this button is lit, it is turned on, and settings 6 Function and Location of Parts and Controls made with the GAIN control section and SHUTTER setting section are ignored. l CHARACTER button Press this button (which lights up when pressed) to display the self-diagnostics screen on the picture monitor. Each time you press this button, the screen changes to the next page. When this button is not lit, the self-diagnostics screens are not displayed. m MASTER GAMMA adjustment knob Use this knob to adjust the gamma curve. n DETAIL adjustment knob Use this knob to adjust the detail level. o SHUTTER setting section p GAIN control section q WHITE/BLACK BALANCE setting section r MASTER BLACK adjustment knob s IRIS setting section o SHUTTER setting section Selects a shutter setting. Note Display Displays the clear scan frequency when the CLS button lights, or the shutter speed when the ON button lights. p GAIN control section Adjusts the gain to obtain the most appropriate level for the lighting condition. UP/DOWN selector The gain is increased, each time you press this selector to the UP position. The gain is decreased, each time you press this selector to the DOWN position. Display Displays the gain values in decibel units. This section does not function when the TLCS button is on. [. . . ] 5 Shows the on/off setting of the shutter. 6 Shows the type of ND filter currently selected. 7 Shows the F-stop (iris setting) of the lens. 8 EX is displayed when a lens extender is used. Status Display of the Unit Press the CHARACTER button when the screen of the camera settings is displayed. [. . . ]