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CAMERA CONTROL UNIT

CCU-590CCU-590P

MAINTENANCE MANUALVolume 1 1st Edition (Revised 1)Serial No. 100001 and Higher: CCU-590 (UC)Serial No. 400001 and Higher: CCU-590P (CE)


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!WARNINGThis manual is intended for qualified service personnel only.

To reduce the risk of electric shock, fire or injury, do not perform any servicing other than that

contained in the operating instructions unless you are qualified to do so. Refer all servicing to

qualified service personnel.

!WARNUNGDie Anleitung ist nur fr qualifiziertes Fachpersonal bestimmt.

Alle Wartungsarbeiten drfen nur von qualifiziertem Fachpersonal ausgefhrt werden. Um die

Gefahr eines elektrischen Schlages, Feuergefahr und Verletzungen zu vermeiden, sind bei

Wartungsarbeiten strikt die Angaben in der Anleitung zu befolgen. Andere als die angegebenWartungsarbeiten drfen nur von Personen ausgefhrt werden, die eine spezielle Befhigung

dazu besitzen.

!AVERTISSEMENTCe manual est destin uniquement aux personnes comptentes en charge de lentretien. Afin

de rduire les risques de dcharge lectrique, dincendie ou de blessure neffectuer que les

rparations indiques dans le mode demploi moins dtre qualifi pour en effectuer dautres.

Pour toute rparation faire appel une personne comptente uniquement.

4. Prevention against achieving hazardous

condition due to uneven mechanical loading

When this product is installed in a rack, please make

sure that the rack does not achieve hazardouscondition due to uneven mechanical loading.

5. Install the equipment while taking the operating

temperature of the equipment into consideration

For the operating temperature of the equipment, referto the specifications of the Operation Manual.

6. When performing the installation, keep the

following space away from walls in order to

obtain proper exhaust and radiation of heat.

Rear: 10 cm (4 inches) or moreRight, Left: 4 cm (1.6 inches) or more

Attention-when the product is installed in Rack:

1. Prevention against overloading of branch circuit

When this product is installed in a rack and issupplied power from an outlet on the rack, please

make sure that the rack does not overload the supplycircuit.

2. Providing protective earth

When this product is installed in a rack and issupplied power from an outlet on the rack, pleaseconfirm that the outlet is provided with a suitableprotective earth connection.

3. Internal air ambient temperature of the rack

When this product is installed in a rack, please makesure that the internal air ambient temperature of therack is within the specified limit of this product.


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Vorsicht!

Explosionsgefahr bei unsachgemem Austauschder Batterie.

Ersatz nur durch denselben oder einen vomHersteller empfohlenen hnlichen Typ. Entsorgung

gebrauchter Batterien nach Angaben desHerstellers.

ATTENTION

Il y a danger dexplosion sil y a remplacementincorrect de la batterie.

Remplacer uniquement avec une batterie du mmetype ou dun type quivalent recommand par le

constructeur.Mettre au rebut les batteries usages conformment

aux instructions du fabricant.

ADVARSEL!

Lithiumbatteri-Eksplosionsfare ved fejlagtighndtering.

Udskiftning m kun ske med batteriaf samme fabrikat og type.

Levr det brugte batteri tilbage til leverandren.

ADVARSEL

Lithiumbatteri - Eksplosjonsfare.Ved utskifting benyttes kun batteri som

anbefalt av apparatfabrikanten.Brukt batteri returneresapparatleverandren.

VARNING

Explosionsfara vid felaktigt batteribyte.Anvnd samma batterityp eller en likvrdig typsom rekommenderas av apparattillverkaren.

Kassera anvnt batteri enligt gllandefreskrifter.

VAROITUS

Paristo voi rjht jos se on virheellisestiasennettu.

Vaihda paristo ainoastaan laitevalmistajansuosittelemaan tyyppiin.

Hvit kytetty paristo valmistajan ohjeidenmukaisesti.

CAUTION

Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced.

Replace only with the same or equivalent typerecommended by the manufacturer.Dispose of used batteries according to themanufacturers instructions.

1 (P)

For safety, do not connect the connector for peripheraldevice wiring that might have excessive voltage to thefollowing port(s).: ETHERNET connectorFollow the instructions for the above port.


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Voor de klanten in Nederland

Gooi de batterij niet weg maar lever deze in als kleinchemisch afval (KCA).

Fr Kunden in Deutschland

Entsorgungshinweis: Bitte werfen Sie nur entladeneBatterien in die Sammelboxen beim Handel oder den

Kommunen. Entladen sind Batterien in der Regel dann,wenn das Gert abschaltet und signalisiert Batterieleer oder nach lngerer Gebrauchsdauer der Batteriennicht mehr einwandfrei funktioniert. Umsicherzugehen, kleben Sie die Batteriepole z.B. miteinem Klebestreifen ab oder geben Sie die Batterieneinzeln in einen Plastikbeutel.

2 (P)

For the customers in Taiwan only


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CCU-590/P/V1(E) 1

Table of Contents

Manual Structure

Purpose of this manual ................................................................. 3

Relative manuals .......................................................................... 3

Trademark..................................................................................... 3

1. Installation Overview

1-1. Installing the Optional Units ...........................................1-1

1-1-1. Installing the RM-B750.........................................1-1

1-2. Supplied Accessories ......................................................1-3

1-3. Adaptive Connectors and Cables ....................................1-3

1-3-1. Connector Input/Output Signals ............................1-3

1-3-2. Connection Connector ...........................................1-6

1-4. Operating Environment ..................................................1-7

1-5. Outer Dimensions ...........................................................1-7

1-6. Mounting on 19-Inch Rack .............................................1-7

1-7. Controlling Camera Using a Coaxial Cable ...................1-8

1-8. Switch Settings ...............................................................1-9

1-9. Instance of System Configuration ................................1-14

2. System Setup

2-1. CCU-MENU ...................................................................2-1

2-1-1. Menu Operation of CCU .......................................2-1

2-1-2. Change and Setting of CCU-MENU .....................2-1

2-1-3. Network Setting Menu (When software V1.20 or

later version is used with the system connection

mode via Ethernet set.) ..........................................2-2

2-1-4. CCU CONFIGURATION MENU ........................2-3

2-2. Audio System................................................................2-11

2-2-1. Settings for the Intercom Systems ....................... 2-11

2-2-2. Setting the Program Microphone Signal .............2-13

2-3. Control System .............................................................2-142-3-1. Setting for the Tally System ................................2-14

2-4. Video System ................................................................2-14

2-4-1. Selecting the Input/Output Signal .......................2-14

2-4-2. Resetting the Control Data ..................................2-14

2-4-3. Adjusting the Phases of the Signals ....................2-15

2-4-4. Adjusting the VBS Signal Level ......................... 2-16

2-4-5. Adjusting the Triax Signal ..................................2-17

2-4-6. Adjusting the Level of the Signals for a

Waveform Monitor ..............................................2-18

2-4-7. Adjusting the Level of the Signals on a Picture

Monitor ................................................................2-192-4-8. Adjusting the G/Y, B/B-Y, R/R-Y Signal

Level ....................................................................2-19

3. Service Overview

3-1. Location of Printed Wiring Boards .................................3-1

3-2. Circuit Description..........................................................3-2

3-3. Adjusting/Setting Items after Board Replacement .........3-9

3-3-1. Service Action after Replacing the AT-155B

Board .....................................................................3-93-3-2. Service Action after Replacing the Lithium

Battery on the AT-155B Board .............................3-9

3-3-3. Service Action after Replacing the AU-295

Board .....................................................................3-9

3-3-4. Service Action after Replacing the DM-140

Board or IV-57B Board .........................................3-9

3-3-5. Service Action after Replacing the EN-156B

Board .....................................................................3-9

3-4. Extending DM-140 and TR-133B Boards ....................3-10

3-4-1. Extending DM-140 Board ...................................3-10

3-4-2. Extending TR-133B Board ..................................3-10

3-5. Removing/Reinstalling the Top Cover .........................3-11

3-6. Power Supply Unit ........................................................3-12

3-6-1. Note on Replacement of Power Supply Unit ......3-12

3-6-2. Replacing the Power Supply Unit .......................3-13

3-6-3. Replacing the Fuse ..............................................3-13

3-6-4. Replacing the DC-DC Board/AC-DC Board ......3-14

3-6-5. Replacing the Fan ................................................3-15

3-7. Backup Battery Replacement .......................................3-16

3-8. Flexible Card Wire .......................................................3-17

3-8-1. Removing/Reinstalling the Flexible Card

Wires ...................................................................3-17

3-8-2. Forming the Flexible Card Wire .........................3-173-9. Settings after Replacing the EEPROM/PLD ................3-18

3-10. Writing and Rewriting the PLD Internal Data.............. 3-19

3-11. Updating the Software ..................................................3-20

3-12. Optional Fixtures ..........................................................3-21

3-13. Notes on Repair Parts ...................................................3-21

3-14. Unleaded Solder ............................................................3-21


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4-5-15. SDI RETURN Frequency Adjustment ................4-22

4-5-16. SDI RETURN VIDEO Level Adjustment ..........4-23

4-6. TRIAX Interface System Adjustment ..........................4-24

4-6-1. Frequency Set Adjustment ..................................4-24

4-6-2. INCOM1 Deviation Adjustment .........................4-25

4-6-3. PGM1 Deviation Adjustment ..............................4-254-6-4. INCOM2 Deviation Adjustment .........................4-26

4-6-5. PGM2 Deviation Adjustment ..............................4-26

4-6-6. INCOM1 Demodulation Adjustment ..................4-27

4-6-7. INCOM1 Level Adjustment ................................4-27

4-6-8. INCOM2 Demodulation Adjustment ..................4-28

4-6-9. INCOM2 Level Adjustment ................................4-28

4-6-10. MIC 1 Demodulation Adjustment .......................4-29

4-6-11. MIC 1 Level Adjustment.....................................4-29

4-6-12. MIC 2 Demodulation Adjustment .......................4-30

4-6-13. MIC 2 Level Adjustment.....................................4-30

4-6-14. CHU DATA Demodulation Adjustment .............4-314-6-15. CHU TONE Adjustment .....................................4-31

4-7. RETURN VIDEO Cable Compensation System

Adjustment.................................................................... 4-32

4-7-1. RETURN VIDEO Carrier Frequency

Adjustment ..........................................................4-32

4-7-2. RETURN VIDEO Deviation Adjustment ...........4-32

4-7-3. RX PROMPT VIDEO Demodulation

Adjustment ..........................................................4-33

4-7-4. RX PROMPT VIDEO RF AGC Adjustment ......4-35

4-7-5. RX PROMPT VIDEO Level Adjustment ...........4-36

4-8. PROMPT VIDEO Cable Compensation SystemAdjustment.................................................................... 4-37

4-8-1. TX PROMPT VIDEO Modulation

Adjustment ..........................................................4-37

4-9. Intercom System Adjustment .......................................4-38

4-9-1. INCOM (T) Level Set Adjustment ......................4-38

4-9-2. SIDE TONE Adjustment .....................................4-38

4-10. RTS/CC Intercom System Adjustment.........................4-39

4-10-1. ENG RTS/CC CANCEL Adjustment .................4-39

4-10-2. PROD RTS/CC CANCEL Adjustment ...............4-39

4-11. MIC Level Adjustment .................................................4-40

4-11-1. MIC1 Level Adjustment......................................4-404-11-2. MIC2 Level Adjustment......................................4-41

4. Electrical Alignment

4-1. Preparation ......................................................................4-1

4-1-1. Equipment and Tools Used ...................................4-1

4-1-2. Tools ......................................................................4-1

4-1-3. Precautions for Adjustment ...................................4-14-1-4. Connection ............................................................4-2

4-2. Adjustment Flow ............................................................4-3

4-3. Video Signal System Adjustment ...................................4-4

4-3-1. Frequency Adjustment ..........................................4-4

4-3-2. VBS 1/2/3 OUT Level Adjustment .......................4-4

4-3-3. WF OUT Level Adjustment ..................................4-5

4-3-4. PIX OUT Level Adjustment .................................4-5

4-3-5. Y OUT Level Adjustment 1 ..................................4-6

4-3-6. Y OUT Level Adjustment 2 ..................................4-6

4-3-7. R-Y/R, B-Y/B OUT Level Adjustment .................4-7

4-3-8. STAIR CASE Adjustment ....................................4-84-3-9. SDI FREQUENCY Adjustment ............................4-8

4-4. Y Cable Compensation System Adjustment...................4-9

4-4-1. SYNC SEP Adjustment .........................................4-9

4-4-2. BLACK Pulse Width Adjustment .........................4-9

4-4-3. SYNC Sample Hold Pulse Width Adjustment ....4-10

4-4-4. 22.5 MHz VCO DC Set Adjustment ...................4-10

4-4-5. Sample Pulse Width Adjustment .........................4-11

4-4-6. Sample Pulse V Gate Width Adjustment ............4-11

4-4-7. 22.5 MHz Carrier Level Adjustment ...................4-12

4-4-8. Y DEMOD Carrier Balance Adjustment ............4-12

4-4-9. Y OFFSET Adjustment .......................................4-134-4-10. Y 1st AGC Adjustment .......................................4-13

4-4-11. Y Output Level Adjustment ................................4-14

4-5. CHROMA Cable Compensation System

Adjustment....................................................................4-14

4-5-1. 45 MHz Carrier Level Adjustment ......................4-14

4-5-2. C VCO DC SET Adjustment ..............................4-15

4-5-3. B-Y DEMOD Carrier Balance Adjustment ........4-15

4-5-4. B-Y Crosstalk Adjustment .................................. 4-16

4-5-5. C 1st AGC Adjustment .......................................4-16

4-5-6. B-Y OUT Level Adjustment ...............................4-17

4-5-7. R-Y DEMOD Carrier Balance Adjustment ........4-17

4-5-8. R-Y Crosstalk Adjustment .................................. 4-18

4-5-9. R-Y OUT Level Adjustment ...............................4-18

4-5-10. Y BLACK Adjustment ........................................4-19

4-5-11. R-Y/B-Y Black Balance Adjustment .................. 4-19

4-5-12. Y A/D Level Adjustment ....................................4-20

4-5-13. R-Y/B-Y A/D Level Adjustment ........................4-21

4-5-14. ANALOG RETURN VIDEO Level

Adjustment ..........................................................4-22


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Purpose of this manual

This manual is the maintenance manual for Camera Control Unit CCU-590/590P.

This manual describes the information on the premise of component level service,

assuming use of system and service engineers.

Relative manuals

Besides this maintenance manual, the following manuals are available for this

unit.

..... Maintenance Manual Vol.2 CCU-590/590P (Available on request)Contains the information on the premise of component level service (parts list,

semiconductor pin assignments, block diagrams, schematic diagrams and board

layouts) of the CCU-590/590P.

Part number: 9-968-168-0X

..... Operation Manual (Supplied with this unit)This manual is necessary for application and operation of this unit.

Part number: 3-869-646-XX

..... Semiconductor Pin Assignments CD-ROM (Available on request)This Semiconductor Pin Assignments CD-ROM allows you to search for

semiconductors used in B&P Company equipment.

The maintenance manual contains a complete list of semiconductors and their ID

Nos., and thus should be used together with the CD-ROM.

Part number: 9-968-546-06

Trademark

Registered trademark used in this manual is as follows.

. Ethernet is a registered trademark of Xerox Corporation.

Manual Structure


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CN2

CN14

Front panel

VA-211 board

MPU-124 board(CN104)

Flexible card wire

Flexible card wire

B3 x 5

Cover

Screw with stopper

1-1. Installing the Optional Units

1-1-1. Installing the RM-B750

This section describes the installation procedure when the

front panel of the remote control unit RM-B750 is used by

being installed to the unit.

Removing the Front Panel from the RM-B750

1. Loosen the screw with stopper of the RM-B750 and

open the cover in the direction of the arrow.

2. Loosen the four screws with stopper and open the front

panel and the rear panel in the direction of the respec-

tive arrows.

3. Disconnect the flexible card wires from the connectors

CN2, CN14 on the VA-211 board.

n

Be careful not to bend the flexible card wires.This shortens the wire life.

4. Remove the screw and remove the front panel in the

direction of the arrow.

Section 1

Installation Overview

Rear panel

Front panel

Screws withstopper

Screws with stopper


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Front panel ofthe RM-B750 SW-1183 board

Flexible card wires

Screw with stopper

Screw with stopper

S206

CN207

CN203

Insulated surface(Blue)

Insulated surface(Blue)

7.5 mm or less 7.5 mm or moreFig. 1

OK NG

B3 x 6

Potbellied holePin

B3 x 6

Front panel

Potbellied hole

Pin

Screw

with stopper

Screw with stopper

11. Connect the flexible card wires to the connectors CN4,

CN5 on the SW-1189 board.

m. Do not insert the flexible card wire sideways. Insert

it securely to the deep end as shown in the Fig 1.

If the connection is not performed correctly, it maycause an failure.

. Be careul not to bend the flexible card wires.This shortens the wire life.

. Install the connector so that the excessive force isnot given to it.

12. Close the front panel of the RM-B750 in the direction

of the arrow and secure it with the two screws with

stopper.

13. Upon completion of front panel installation, check that

the switch S206 (CCU-PW) on the MPU-124 board of

the RM-B750 is ON.

Installing the Front Panel to the Unit

5. Turn off the power and disconnect the plug from the

outlet.

6. Open the front panel of the unit.

(Refer to Section 1-4-1.)7. Remove the screw.

8. Slide the front panel in the direction of the arrow to

extract the pin from the potbellied hole and remove the

front panel.

9. Insert the pin into the potbellied hole of the front panel

of the RM-B750 removed in step 4 and slide the pin in

the direction of the arrow.

nConfirm that the pin is hooked to the potbellied hole so

that front panel does not drop.

10. Secure the front panel of the RM-B750 with the screw

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1-3. Adaptive Connectors and Cables

1-3-1. Connector Input/Output Signals

The connector input/output signals are described below.

Rear panel

[Input signals]

REFERENCE (BNC) VBS/BS, 1.0 V p-p, 75 Z(loopthrough)

RET 1/2*1 (BNC) VBS, 1.0 V p-p, 75 Z(loopthrough)

PROMPTER*1 (BNC) 1.0 V p-p, 75 Z(loopthrough)

SDI RET 3/4*2 (BNC) VBS, 1.0 V p-p, 75 Z(terminated internally)

SDI format, 270 M bps,

SMPTE259M

*1: The same signal is input to the RET-2 connectors and the PROMPTERconnector.

*2: The signal selection (SDI or VBS) input to the SDI-RET 3/4 connectorsis switchable.

[Output signals]

VBS/SDI 1/2/3*3 (BNC) VBS, 1.0 V p-p, 75 ZSDI format, 270 M bps,

SMPTE259MY/R-Y/B-Y video*4 (BNC) Y: 1.0 V p-p, 75 Z

R-Y/B-Y:

CCU-590: 700 mV p-p, 75 ZCCU-590P: 525 mV p-p, 75 Z

R/G/B video*4 (BNC) 700 mV p-p, 75 ZPIX (BNC) 1.0 V p-p, 75 ZWF (BNC) CCU-590: 714 mV p-p, 75 Z

CCU-590P: 700 mV p-p, 75 ZEncoded output: 1.0 V p-p,

75 Z

SYNC (BNC) 0.3 V p-p, 75 Z*3: The signal selection (VBS or SDI) output from the VBS/SDI 1/2/3connectors is switchable.

*4: R/G/B and Y/R-Y/B-Y are switchable.

1-2. Supplied Accessories

Accessories Sony Part No. Qty

Remote indicator A-8278-054-A 1

!Power cord (for CCU-590) 1-551-812-11 1With 3P-plugLength: about 2.4 m

Rated voltage: 125 V

Rated current: 10 A

!Power cord (for CCU-590P) 1-782-929-12 1Without plug

Length: about 2.5 m

Rated voltage: 250 V

Rated current: 10 A

Plug holder (for CCU-590) 2-990-242-01 1

(for CCU-590P) 3-613-640-01 1

CONNECTOR (PLUG) 1-560-155-00 1

Operation Manual 3-869-646-XX 1


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18

12 +1 V_6 V

R G BDC 0 2 V

4 1

3 2

MIC REMOTE (D-Sub 15P, FEMALE)

(EXTERNAL VIEW)

No. Signal Specifications

1 +5.5 V OUT Max. 70 mA

2 AUX4 (*4 TALLY GND) (*4 TALLY for GND)

3 AUX2 (*4 G TALLY OUT) *4 Q405 (NPN) /AT board

ON (GND): Max 30 mA

4 AUX1 (*4 R TALLY OUT) *4 Q403 (NPN) /AT board

ON (GND): Max 30 mA

5 CHU MIC CONT2 *2) See below

6

AMP

CONT1

7GAIN IN

CONT0

8 MIC1 GAIN CONT *3) See below

ON/OFF IN

9 GND (+5.5 V) GND for +5.5 V

10 AUX3 (*4 TALLY OUT) *4 R/G TALLY OUT

Q409 (NPN) /AT board

ON (GND): Max 30 mA

11 CCU PREVIEW OPEN COLLECTOR

(Max 30 mA)

12 16:9/4:3 SELECT EN IN +5.0 V (or OPEN): DIS-ENGND: EN

13 16:9/4:3 SELECT IN +5.0 V (or OPEN): 4:3GND: 16:9

14 AUX9

15 MIC GAIN CONT2 IN *2) See below

*2)

CONT0 CONT1 CONT2 CHU MIC1 AMP

GAIN

H H H 60 dB

L H H 50 dB

H L H 40 dB

L L H 30 dB

H H L 20 dB

*3)

8pin 15pin MIC GAIN CONT

L L MIC1/MIC2 ON

L H MIC1 ON

H L MIC2 ON

H H INTERNAL SET

AUDIO OUTPUT CH1/CH2 (XLR 3P, MALE)

(EXTERNAL VIEW)

(0 dBu = 0.775 Vrms)


1 MIC OUT (G) 0 dBu/ _20 dBu balanced

2 MIC OUT (X) (Selectable with S202,

3 MIC OUT (Y) S203/AU board)

WF MODE (4P FEMALE)

(EXTERNAL VIEW)


1 SEQ CONT OUT (G) OPEN COLLECTOR

+(PNP)/_(NPN)

2 SEQ CONT OUT (X) (Selectable with S301/EN board)

3 STAIR CASE OUT (X) *1)

4 STAIR CASE OUT (G) GND for STAIR CASE

*1) Stair Case signal

[Input/output signals]

TRIAX King type (for CCU-590)

Fischer type (for CCU-590P)

COAX (BNC) (Refer to section 1-7. To

Contorl the Camera Using

COAX Cable.)


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25 14

113

INTERCOM/TALLY/PGM (D-Sub 25P, FEMALE)

(EXTERNAL VIEW)

(0 dBu = 0.775 Vrms)


1 ENG (R) (X) OUT ENG SYSTEM RECEIVE

2 ENG (R) (Y) OUT 0 dBu BALANCED

3 ENG (G) GND for ENG

4 ENG (T) (X) IN ENG SYSTEM TALK

5 ENG (T) (Y) IN 0 dBu BALANCED

6 PGM1 (X) IN _20 dBu/0 dBu

7 PGM1 (Y) IN (Selectable with S200/AU board)

8 PGM1 (G) IN GND for PGM-1

9 GND GND for AUX

10 AUX8

11 R TALLY (X) IN ON: 24 V dc, TTL (H), SHORT

12 R TALLY (Y) IN OFF: 0 V dc, TTL (L), OPEN

13 GND CHASSIS GND

14 PROD (R) (X) OUT PROD SYSTEM

15 PROD (R) (Y) OUT RECEIVE 0 dBu BALANCED

16 PROD (G) GND for PROD

17 PROD (T) (X) IN PROD SYSTEM TALK

18 PROD (T) (Y) IN 0 dBu BALANCED

19 PGM2 (X) IN _20 dBu/0 dBu

20 PGM2 (Y) IN (Selectable with S201/AU board)

21 PGM2 (G) IN GND for PGM-2

22 AUX7

23 AUX6

24 G TALLY (X) IN ON: 24 V dc, TTL (H), SHORT

25 G TALLY (Y) IN OFF: 0 V dc, TTL (L), OPEN

REMOTE (8P, FEMALE)

(EXTERNAL VIEW)

No. Signal Specification

1 TX (+) RCP SERIAL DATA

2 TX (_)

3 RX (+) CCU/CNU/AUX

4 RX (_) SERIAL DATA

5 TX GND GND for TX

6 POWER (+)IN RCP POWER, +10 V to +30 V

7 POWER (_)IN GND for POWER

8 SPARE

C CHASSIS GND CHASSIS GND

ETHERNET

Conform to IEEE 802.3u (100BASE-TX) and IEEE 802.3

(10BASE-T)

(EXTERNAL VIEW)

Pin No. I/O Signal name

1 O TXD (+)

2 O TXD (_)

3 I RXD (+)

4 NC

5 NC

6 I RXD (_)7 NC

8 NC

17

64

8

5

2

3

1 8


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1-3-2. Connection Connector

Use the connectors below or the equivalent at its tip when

cables are connected to each connector on the connector

panel during installation and servicing.

Connector name Connected connector/cable

REFERENCE

RET 1/2

PROMPTER

SDI RET 3/4

Y/R-Y/B-Y

R/G/B

SYNC 1-569-370-12 plug, BNC

WF

PIX

VBS 1/SDI-1

VBS 2/SDI-2

VBS 3/SDI-3

COAX

(BNC type)

AUDIO OUTPUT CH-1/CH-2 1-508-083-00 XLR, 3-pin

FEMALE or

CANNON XLR-3-11C

(3P, MALE) or the equivalent

MIC REMOTE 1-506-582-11 D-Sub,

15-pin male or JAE DA-15PF-N

(15P, FEMALE) or the equivalent

INTERCOM/TALLY/PGM D-Sub, 25-pin male, JAE DA-

(25P, FEMALE) 25PF-N or the equivalent

WF MODE 1-560-155-00 plug, 4-pin male

(4P, FEMALE)

REMOTE 1-766-848-11 plug, 8-pin male,

or

CCA cable assembly (optional)

CCA-5-10 (10 m)

(8P, FEMALE) CCA-5-3 (3 m)

INCOM 1-508-370-11 XLR, 5-pin male,

or CANNON XLR-5-12C or the

(5P, FEMALE) equivalent

Front panel

INTERCOM (5P, FEMALE)

(EXTERNAL VIEW)

(0 dBu = 0.775 Vrms)


1 INCOM (T) IN (Y) _20 dBu(CARBON MIC)

2 INCOM (T) IN (X) _60 dBu(DYNAMIC MIC)

3 INCOM (T) IN (G) GND for INCOM

4 INCOM (R) OUT (X) Max. 12 dBu

5 PGM OUT (X) Max. 12 dBu


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CCU-590/P/V1(E) 1-7

365

124

127

200 115

(216)

1-4. Operating Environment

Operating temperature: _10 dC to +40 dCStorage temperature: _20 dC to +55 dCHumidity: Noncondensing

Supply voltage: 100 V to 240 V 10 % (50/60 Hz)Power consumption: 1.8 A 100 V (maximum)

1. Do not put the unit in a place subject to high tempera-

ture or in a location near heat sources.

2. Do not put the unit in a place subject to excessive

electric and magnetic fields.

3. Put the unit in a dry and well-ventilated place.

4. Do not put the unit in a place subject to excessive dust

and mechanical shock.

5. Do not put the unit in a place subject to direct sunlight

and light.

1-5. Outer Dimensions

(Unit: mm)

Screws

Screws

B5 screws

(6 mm or longer)

RMM-301

1-6. Mounting on 19-Inch Rack

Two CCU-590/590Ps can be mounted on a 19-inch EIA

standard rack in parallel by using rack mount adaptor

RMM-301 (optional).

Mounting

1. Tighten the four rack mount screws.

2. Mount the CCU-590/590P on the rack mount adaptor

as shown in the figure below and tighten the four

fixing screws (supplied for RMM-301).


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CCU-590/P/V1(E)1-8

1-7. Controlling Camera Using a CoaxialCable

To make communications available using a coaxial cable

in the CA/CCU-590 series, replace the TRIAX connector

on the CA with the COAX connector in the followingchange procedure.

Change on the CA side

For details of the change on the CA side, refer to CA-590

Maintenance Manual, Section 1-5.

Change Procedure

Change the connection following the procedure below.

Change on the CCU Side

1. Remove the DM-140 board.

(Refer to Section 3-4-1 steps 1 and 2.)

2. Disconnect the yellow RF cable from the connector

CN1, and connect it to CN2.

3. Remount the DM-140 board on the unit.

Check after Change

1. Connect the coaxial cable between the COAX connec-

tor on the CCU rear panel and the COAX connector on

the CA.

2. Supply power to the CA and CCU individually, and

check that these units work normally.

CN1

CN2

DM-140 board

RF cable(yellow)


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CCU-590/P/V1(E) 1-9

CN902

S101

S102

S301 S302

S303

S304

S305 S306

S307

S308

S309S310

S311 S312

E1

E2

E3

TP301

TP302

TP303

TP304

TP501

TP502

TP503

TP504

TP505

TP506

RV101

RV501

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

J

12 3 4

5

AT-155B BOARD (A SIDE)

SW No. Description Factory

setting

S101 (C-4) PROTECT ON

S102 (D-4) ROM-SEL OFF

S303 (B-3) H phase adjust B

S304 (A-3) V phase adjust 8

S305 (B-3) NTSC 5 PAL

S306 (B-4) Not used

S307 (B-4)

S308 (A-4)

S309 (B-4) MODE1

1. ON: Analogue audio OFF

OFF: Digital audio

2. Not used OFF

3. Not used OFF

4. Power execution OFF selection OFF

on the front panel, when connect

the CNU.

5. Not used OFF

6. ON: WFM&PIX same control OFF

enable

OFF: WFM&PIX same control

disable

7. Monitor selection in MSU OFF (enable)

8. For VCS test OFF

S310 (B-4) 1-4, 6-8: Not used OFF (ALL)

5. Ethernet connection mode setting OFF

ON: Connection of the Ethernet

OFF: Non connection of the Ethernet

S311 (B-4) CCU NO. OFF (ALL)

Set with BCD (CCU No: 00)

S312 (B-4) MODE2

1. ON: System delay LV5000 OFF

OFF: WFM601

2. ON: BARS character mix to OFF

PIX disable

OFF: BARS character mix to

PIX enable

3. ON: D-sub 15P WFM-remote OFF

OFF: D-sub 15P MIC-remote

4. ON: MIC-Gain-CTL 1, 2 OFF

independent

OFF:

5. Not used OFF

6.ON: Init ial-CCU-ASPECT 16:9 OFF

OFF: Init ial-CCU-ASPECT 4:3 OFF

7. Not used OFF

8. Not used OFF

1-8. Switch Settings

AT-155B board

m

. A character string in the parentheses shows switchaddress (location) on the board.

. Never change the setting of the factory use switches.


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CCU-590/P/V1(E)1-10

CN902

E1

E2

E3

RV101RV102 RV103

RV104 RV105RV106

RV301

RV302

RV303 RV304 RV305

RV501 RV502

S301

S701

S702

S703

S704

S705 S706

S707

S708

S709

TP101

TP102 TP103TP104

TP301

TP302

TP303 TP304 TP305 TP306

TP501

TP502

TP503 TP504

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

J

1 2 3 4

S1001

EN-156B BOARD (A SIDE)


setting

S301 (H-3) Select this switch to + or _ according _to the waveform monitor to be used

+: NPN open collector output_: PNP open collector output

S701 (A-4) 1. ON: SDI output from BNC-1 ON

OFF: VBS

2. ON: SDI output from BNC-2 OFF

OFF: VBS

3. ON: SDI output from BNC-3 ON

OFF: VBS

4. ON: Y/R-Y/B-Y OFF

OFF: RGB output

S702 (A-4) 1. ON: With Sync on G/Y OFF

OFF: Without Sync on G/Y

2. ON: Without Character on SDI OFFoutput from BNC-3

OFF: With Character on SDI output

from BNC-3

3. ON: Narrow Q-filter on VBS OFF

OFF: Wide Q-filter on VBS

4. ON: With Set-up on VBS UC model

OFF: Without Set-up on VBS ON

S703 (A-4) 1 and 2 Not used

3. S DI-1 OUT FREQ. ADJ MODE OFF

4. S DI-3 OUT FREQ. ADJ MODE OFF

S704 (A-4) 1. ON: Four signals on SEQ OFF

OFF: Three signals on SEQ2. ON: RGB & ENC signals in four OFF

signals on SEQ

OFF: RGB & Y signals in four

signals on SEQ

3. Monitor function out to WF OUT OFF

ON: Fixing to ENC

OFF: WFM MODE

4.Monitor funct ion mix to PIX OUT OFF

ON: Without Character on PIX

OFF: With Character on PIX

S707 (B-4) Not used OFF



S1001 (G-4) Video selection out to front panel RGB

Set the following with S701-4 setting

S701-4 S1001

ON (Ycd) YcdOFF (RGB) RGB

EN-156B board


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CCU-590/P/V1(E) 1-11

TR-133B board


setting

S2 (G-4) TX: Fix Prompter video REMOTE

direction from CCU to CHU

RX: Fix Prompter video

direction from CHU to CCU

REMOTE: Direction selectable on

CCU configuration menu

S363 (F-4) For adjustment use only OFF

IV-57B board


setting

S101 (A-3) Retern Video input mode selection at

S106 (A-3): LOCAL setting

1. ON: VBS-1/OFF: SDI-1 ON

2. ON: VBS-2/OFF: Not used ON

3. ON: VBS-3/OFF: SDI-3 OFF

4. ON: VBS-4/OFF: SDI-4 OFF

S102 (B-4) 1 to 3 Not used

4.SDI RETURN FREQ. ADJ MODE OFF

S103 (A-4) Not used OFF



CN902

S101

S102

S103

S104

S105

S107 S108

TP101

TP102TP103

TP104

E1

E2

E3

RV101 RV102RV103

RV104RV105 RV106

RV401

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

J

12 3 4

5

S106

IV-57B BOARD (A SIDE)

CN902

S1

S2

S363

E1

E101

E102

E300

E701

E801

LV101

LV201LV301

LV302

LV401

LV402

LV601

LV602

LV901

LV902

RV101

RV201RV301RV401

RV41

RV601

RV701

RV801

RV901

RV902

TP1

TP101

TP201

TP202

TP21

TP301

TP302

TP401

TP402

TP41

TP701

TP801

TP901

TR-133B BOARD (A SIDE)

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

1 2 3 4


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CCU-590/P/V1(E)1-12


setting

S1 (J-4) CONTACT: R TALLY is contact mode CONTACT

POWER: R TALLY is power mode

(with S3)

S2 (J-4) CONTACT: R TALLY is contact mode CONTACT


(with S4)

S3 (H-4) TTL: R TALLY is TTL mode TTL


(with S1)

S4 (H-4) TTL: R-TALLY is TTL mode TTL

POWER: R-TALLY is power mode

(with S2)


S101 (A-2) TEST (Not used) OFF

S102 (A-3) FP PGM select MIXPGM1/MIX/PGM2

S103 (B-2) Not used 0

S104 (B-2) PGM mode ANA

ANA/Digital

S107 (A-2) FP INCOM MODE OFF

SEP/MIX/OFF

S200 (H-2) 0 dB: PGM1 line is set to 0 dB 0 dB

_20 dB: PGM1 line is set to _20 dB

S201 (H-2) 0 dB: PGM2 line is set to 0 dB 0 dB

_20 dB: PGM2 line is set to _20 dB

S202 (F-3) 0 dB: MIC2 line is set to 0 dB 0 dB

_20 dB: MIC2 line is set to _20 dBS203 (F-3) 0 dB: MIC1 line is set to 0 dB 0 dB

_20 dB: MIC1 line is set to _20 dB

S204 (A-4) RTS: Prod line is set to RTS RTS

CC: Prod line is set to ClearCom

S205 (A-4) RTS: ENG line is set to RTS RTS

CC: ENG line is set to ClearCom

S206 (D-4) 4W: Prod line is set to 4W 4W

RTS: ENG line is set to RTS/CC

S207 (D-3) 4W: ENG line is set to 4W 4W

RTS: ENG line is set to RTS/CC

AU-295 board

CN902

RV100

RV101

RV102

RV200RV201

RV202

RV203

RV204

S1

S100 S101

S102

S103 S104 S105S106

S107

S108

S2

S200

S201

S202S203

S204S205

S206S207

S3S4

TP202

IC105

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

J

K

1 2 3 4 5

AU-295 BOARD (A SIDE)


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CCU-590/P/V1(E) 1-13

SW-1189 board


setting

S2 (B-2) Main power switch OFF

S3 (C-1) INCOM select PRIV

PROD: Producer line

PRIV: Communication available

only between CA and CCU

ENG: Engineer l ine

S4 (C-2) MIC/PGM switch OFF

MIC-ON: Head set MIC ON

MIC-OFF: Head set MIC OFF

PGM: Program audio output

S5 (A-1) MIC select DYNAMIC

CARBON

ECMDYNAMIC

S6 (A-1) GND GND

OPEN

RV1

S2

S3S4

S5

S6

A

B

C

12

SW-1189 BOARD (A SIDE)


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CCU-590/P/V1(E)1-14

RCP-750/751 RCP CNU CCUCCA-5 CCA-5 CCA-5

( )

*2: CCA-5 CABLE LENGTH

Total length 200 m or less

ENG/EFP LENS

ELECTRONICVIEWFINDERBVF-55/55CE

CAMERA ADAPTORCA-590/590P (*3)

STUDIO ZOOM LENS

TRIAX CABLE (*1)

ELECTRONIC VIEWFINDERBVF-77/77CE

LARGE LENS ADAPTERCA-905T/905K/905F

VIEWFINDER SADDLEBKP-9057

ENG/EFP LENS

TRIAX CABLE (*1)

or COAX CABLE

TRIAX CABLE (*1)

+

1.35" COLOR VF (BVF-C10W)2" VF (BVF-20W/20WCE)1.5" VF (BVF-10/10CE)

COLOR VIDEO CAMERABVP-E10/E10PBVP-E10WS/E10WSP

ELECTRONICVIEWFINDERBVF-55/55CE

CAMERA ADAPTOR (*3)CA-570/570P

1.35" COLOR VF (BVF-C10W)2" VF (BVF-20W/20WCE)1.5" VF (BVF-10/10CE)

COLOR VIDEO CAMERABVP-E30/E30PBVP-E30WS/E30WSP

1-9. Instance of System Configuration

*1: Triax cable length (Fujikura cable)

Cable-length limitation

Diameter Extensible for prompter signal

length transmission

8.5 mm 700 m 500 m

14.5 mm 1400 m 1000 m


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CCU-590/P/V1(E) 1-15

REMOTE CONTROLPANEL

RCP-750 RCP-751

CCA-5 CABLE(*2)

CCA-5 CABLE(*2)

CCA-5 CABLE(max. 200 m)

CCA-5 CABLE(*2)

CCA-5 CABLE(*2)

CCA-5 CABLE(max. 200 m)

CAMERA COMMANDNETWORK UNITCNU-700

MASTER SETUP UNITMSU-900/950

VIDEO SELECTORVCS-700

PIX

WF

PIX

WF

CAMERA CONTROL UNITCCU-590/590P

CAMERA CONTROL UNITCCU-550D/550DP (*3, *4, *5, *6)

System without CNU-700

REMOTE CONTROL UNITRM-B750

System with CNU-700

RCP-750 RCP-751

MONITOR

FUNCTIONVFDISP

MENUSELECT

MAINTENANCEVFMENU

SCENECANCEL

PAINTENTER

ALARM

PANELACTIVE

MEMORYSTICK

S TA NDA RD TE S T B ARS CL O SE

AWB

AUTOIRIS

IRIS/MBACTIVE MASTER

BLACK

REMOTECONTROLUNIT RM-B750

EXT

IRIS

WHITE

BLACK

ABB

VTRSTART/STOP

REMOTE CONTROL UNITRM-B750

MONITOR

FUNCTIONVFDISP

MENUSELECT

MAINTENANCEVFMENU

SCENECANCEL

PAINTENTER

ALARM

PANELACTIVE

MEMORYSTICK

S TANDA RD TE S T B ARS CL O S E

AWB

AUTOIRIS

IRIS/MBACTIVE MASTER

BLACK

REMOTECONTROLUNIT RM-B750

EXT

IRIS

WHITE

BLACK

ABB

VTRS TA R O P

*3: When the CA-570/570P/590/590P is connected with the CCU-550D/550DP, use of intercom transmission channel is limited to only one

channel.

In this case, use the INCOM 1 connector of the CA-570/570P/590/590P.

*4: The CCU-550D/550DP incorporating the DC Power Unit BKP-5974cannot be used together with the CA-905K/905F. Be sure not to use the

CCU-550D/550DP incorporating the BKP-5974 when using the CA-

905K/905F.

*5: The viewfinder BVF-7700 cannot be used together with CCU-550D/550DP had been connected. Be sure to use the CCU-700A/700AP.

*6: When CCU-550D/550DP is connected, the prompter cannot be fedbackward (CHU to CCU).


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CCU-590/P/V1(E) 2-1

Section 2

System Setup

. When software V1.21 or later version is used withthe system connection mode via Ethernet set;

The NETWORK SETTING menu is displayed on

CCU-MENU screen, and the NETWORK SET-TING menu can be used. (Refer to 2-1-3. Network

Setting Menu (When software V1.10 or later version

is used with the system connection mode via Ether-

net set) for the explanation of the menu screen)

4. Perform the following operations in order to display

the CCU CONFIGURATION menu on CCU-

MENU.

1) Set the CHARACTER switch on the IV-57B

board to OFF (center position).

2) Push the CONTROL SELECT switch on the EN-

156B board downward (ENTER) twice continu-

ously, and then turn the CHARACTER switch on

the IV-57B board down (MENU) within two

seconds.

5. To cancel the status display and the CCU-MENU

operation, set the CHARACTER switch to OFF

(center position).

2-1-2. Change and Setting of CCU-MENU

1. When the +/_ switch on the EN-156B board ispressed upward (+) or downward (_) on the CCU-MENU screen, on the screen moves.

2. Place beside the desired menu, and press theCONTROL SELECT switch downward (ENTER) to

move to the menu you want to select.

3. To change the contents of each item on the CCU-

MENU, select the page to be changed, and press the

CONTROL SELECT switch downward (ENTER side)

once to confirm the selected page.

4. Use the +/_ switch on the EN-156B board to place beside the item you want to change, and press the

CONTROL SELECT switch downward (ENTER side)once to confirm the item.

As a result, ? is displayed, and the change of setting

is possible.

5. Use the +/_ switch on the EN-156B board to changethe setting of the ? item, and then press the CON-

TROL SELECT switch downward (ENTER side) once

to confirm the setting.

6. To cancel the status display and the CCU-MENU

operation, set the CHARACTER switch to OFF

(center position).

2-1. CCU-MENU

There are NETWORK SETTING menu and CCU

CONFIGURATION menu in CCU-MENU.

(Refer to 2-1-1. Menu Operation of CCU and 2-1-2.

Change and Setting of CCU-MENU)

2-1-1. Menu Operation of CCU

Connect the monitor television to the PIX connector

on the CCU rear panel.

1. To operate the menu of CCU, open the front panel of

CCU-590/590P, and use the CHARACTER switch and

the +/_ switch on the IV-57B board, and the CON-TROL SELECT switch and the +/_ switch on the EN-156B board.

2. Pressing the CHARACTER switch on the IV-57B

board upward displays the status display menu of

CCU.

Pressing the +/_ switch upward (+) or downward (_)on the IV-57B board changes the pages, and another

screen is displayed. The page number zero is a blank

page with no character.

3. Pressing the CHARACTER switch downward displays

CCU-MENU.

The display of an initial screen is different in thefollowing conditions.

. When version of the software prior to V1.21;The NETWORK SETTING menu is displayed on

CCU-MENU screen, but the NETWORK SET-

TING menu can not be used.

. When software V1.21 or later version is usedwithout the system connection mode via Ethernet set

(Factory setting);

Nothing is displayed on CCU-MENU screen

because CCU-590/590P is not set to Ethernet

connected mode.

IVENCCU DIAG

Y

R-Y

B-Y

CHU LOCK

CONTOROL

SELECT

CHARACTER

BLACK

CANCEL

ENTER

+

-

REMOTE

OFF

MENU

+

-

RETURN SET

REMOTE

LOCAL

CONTOROL

SELECTCHARACTER

CANCEL

ENTER

+

-

REMOTE

OFF

MENU

+

-

EN IV


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CCU-590/P/V1(E)2-2

Page

N00

N01

N02

N03

Menu / Menu Image

IP ADDR SET

ETHER I/F CONF

700PTP SETTING

NETWORK RESET

Item

HOST IP ADDRESS

SUB NET MASK

DEFAULT GATEWAY

SET

AUTO NEGOTIATION

AUTO MDIX

CONNECT SPEED

DUPLEX MODE

MDI/MDIX SELECT

LINK CONDITION

SET

NS MODE

MCS MODE

CCU NO

MASTER IP ADDRESS

ALL RESET

Setting

0 to 255

0 to 255

0 to 255

ON /OFF

ON /OFF

100M /10M

FULL /HALF

MDI /MDIX

(UP) / (DOWN)

LEGACY /

BRIDGE/MCS

(CLIENT)

( blank , 1 to 24)

0 to 255

Description

Sets the host IP address.

Sets the subnet mask.

Sets the default gateway.

Reflects all the above settings.

Sets auto negotiation.

Sets auto MDIX.

Sets the connection speed.

Sets the communication method.

Sets the communication line.

Displays the network communication

status.

Reflects all the above settings.

Sets the communication mode.

Displays that the CCU is the client.

Displays the CCU number.

Sets the IP address of the master

device in the MCS mode.

Returns the network-related informa-

tion status to the factory default status.

2-1-3. Network Setting Menu (When software V1.20 or later version is used with the system

connection mode via Ethernet set.)

: The settings in the box are default values.

?N00 TOP

HOST IP ADDRESSXXX.XXX.XXX.XXX

SUB NET MASKXXX.XXX.XXX.XXX

DEFUALT GATEWAYXXX.XXX.XXX.XXX

SET

?N01 TOP

AUTO NEGOTIATION : ONAUTO MDIX : ON

CONNECT CONFIGRATION

CONNECT SPEED : 100MDUPLEX MODE : FULLMDI/MDIX SELECT : MDI

LINK CONDITION : ( UP )SET

?N02 TOP

NS MODE : LEGACY

MCS MODE : (CLIENT)CCU NO : (1 )MASTER IP ADDRESS

XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX

?N03 TOP

ALL RESET


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CCU-590/P/V1(E) 2-3

2-1-4. CCU CONFIGURATION MENU

C00: OUTPUT SELECT

1 OUTPUT CAMERA/BARS/TEST1/

TEST2

2 MONITOR SELECTOR WFM

ENC/RGB/SEQ/R&G/G&B/

R&B/RGB

3 MONITOR SELECTOR PIX

ENC/RGB/R&G/G&B/R&B/

RGB

C01: VIDEO OUTPUT

1 BAR SELECT DEFAULT/SMPTE/EIA/

FULL/EBU/95%/NTSC100%/

PAL100%/SNG

2 GRAY OUT SET CB/GRAY

3 TEST2 SELECT 3-STEP/10-STEP

4 BAR-CHARA ON/OFF

5 BAR-CHARA WHITE LEVEL

75%/88%/100%/107%

6 BAR-CHARA BLACK LEVEL

0%/7.5%/15%/25%

7 ASPECT FLAG _ _ _

C01 TOP

BAR SELECT : SMPTE

GRAY-OUT SET: ON

TEST2 SELECT: 3-STEP

BAR-CHARA : ON

WHITE-LEVEL: 75%

BLACK-LEVEL: 15%

ASPECT-FLAG : ---

123

456

7

?C02 TOP

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

1

2

C00 TOP

OUTPUT: CAMERA

*BAR

TEST1

TEST2

WFM:*ENC R G B SEQ

R&G G&B R&B RGB

PIX:*ENC R G B

R&G G&B R&B RGB

1

2

3

C02: BAR CHARA SET

1 BAR CHARA SET SET THE CHARACTER ON

THE CB

2 ALL CLEAR ALL CLEAR

ESC and END can be selected when entry of characters

reaches the right end of the screen.

Selection of END completes entry of desired characters.

Description on editing

The following describes the procedure for editing the first

line as an example.

Switches used

. ENTER

. CHANSEL

. UP

. DOWN

1. Initial state

C TOP

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10


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CCU-590/P/V1(E)2-4

C TOP

1?

23

4

5

$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:

;?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQR

STUVWXYZ[ ]_

INS DEL RET ESC END

Data editing position cursor

Software keyboard

C TOP

1?

2

3

4

5

$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:


STUVWXYZ[ ]_

INS DEL RET ESC END

C TOP

1?

2

3

4

5

$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:


STUVWXYZ[ ]_

INS DEL RET ESC END

2. Press ENTER with the cursor positioned at line No. 1

to enter the editing mode.

Switch functions in the editing mode

. ENTER Shifts to the character entry mode.

. CHANSEL Resets the editing mode. (As withESC, edited content is not reflected.)

. UP Cursor increment (right shift)

. DOWN Cursor decrement (left shift)

(1) Pressing UP shifts right the data editing position

cursor by one step.

a. When UP is pressed at the end of the data

editing region

*1: Pressing ENTER here resets the editedcontent and editing mode.

*2: Pressing DOWN returns the cursor to the end

of the data editing region.

b. When UP is pressed at ESC

*1: Pressing ENTER here resets the editing modewhile reflecting the edited content.

*2: Pressing DOWN returns the cursor to ESC.

(2) Pressing DOWN shifts left the data editing

position cursor by one step.

* When the cursor comes to the data start position(left end), it does not shift any more.

C TOP

1?

2

3

4

5

$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:


STUVWXYZ[ ]_

INS DEL RET ESC END

C TOP

1?

2

3

4

5

$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:


STUVWXYZ[ ]_

INS DEL RET ESC END


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CCU-590/P/V1(E) 2-5

C TOP

1?1234

23

4

5

$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:


STUVWXYZ[ ]_

INS DEL RET ESC END

3. Press ENTER in the editing mode to enter the charac-

ter entry mode.

* The cursor appears in the software keyboard area.

Switch functions in the character entry mode

. ENTER Fixes characters. (Character entrymode editing mode)

. CHANSEL Resets the character entry mode. (Aswith RET, character selection is not

reflected.)

. UP Cursor increment (right shift) on thesoftware keyboard

. DOWN Cursor decrement (left shift) on thesoftware keyboard

Special functions on the software keyboard: Position

the cursor at an applicable function and press ENTER.

. INS Inserts a space character at the data editingposition cursor without changing mode.

. DEL Deletes a character at the data editingposition cursor without changing mode. The

following characters shift left by one

character.

. RET Resets the character entry mode. (As withCHANSEL, character selection is not

reflected.)

(1) Pressing UP shifts right the character select cursor

by one character.

C TOP

1?1234

2

3

4

5

$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:


STUVWXYZ[ ]_

INS DEL RET ESC END

a. INS operation

When ENTER is pressed

b. DEL operation

When ENTER is pressed

C TOP

1?1234

2

3

4

5

$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:


STUVWXYZ[ ]_

INS DEL RET ESC END

C TOP

1?1 234

23

4

5

$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:


STUVWXYZ[ ]_

INS DEL RET ESC END

C TOP

1?12342

3

4

5

$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:


STUVWXYZ[ ]_

INS DEL RET ESC END

C TOP

1?134

2

3

4

5

$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:


STUVWXYZ[ ]_

INS DEL RET ESC END


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(2) Pressing DOWN shifts left the character select

cursor by one character.

Supplementary explanation

Use CCU CONFIGURATION MENU to check the data

entered on this page.

Set BAR-CHARA to ON on the VIDEO OUT

page.

Since the DATE ON BARS function that exists on the

page in the same category takes precedence,

DATE ON BARS data is displayed in the applicable row

when DATE ON BARS is ON.

C TOP

1?1234

23

4

5

$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:


STUVWXYZ[ ]_

INS DEL RET ESC END

?C03 TOP

LEVEL-GATE OFF

Y-LEVEL1 54%~ 54% 0

Y-LEVEL2 54%~ 108% 0

SKIN-GATE OFF 0

MARKER --- 4:3

MODURATION --- 0

CHARACTER

WHITE-LEVEL 75%

BLACK-LEVEL 15%

BAR-CHARA-MIX (ON)

1

79!-![!]!\

2 3 4680!=

5

C03: MONITOR OUTPUT

1 LEVEL-GATE OFF/1&2/1/2/(- - -SKIN

GATE ON)

2 Y-LEVEL1 AREA MIN

0% < DATA < Y-LEVEL1AREA MAX

3 Y-LEVEL1 AREA MAX

Y-LEVEL1 AREA MIN

Documents

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