Operating Instructions
Indoor Pan-tilt Head
Model No.
AW-PH405N
Before operating this product, please read the instructions carefully and save this manual for future use.
Printed in Japan
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F0107Y0
VQTB0150
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Safety precautions
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Read these operating instructions carefully before using the unit. Follow the safety instructions on the unit and the
applicable safety instructions listed below. Keep these operating instructions handy for future reference.
1) Read these instructions.
ꢁ) Keep these instructions.
ꢀ) Heed all warnings.
10) Protect the power cord form being walked on or
pinched particularly at plugs, convenience
receptacles, and the point where they exit from
the apparatus.
11) Only use attachments/accessories specified by the
manufacturer.
4) Follow all instructions.
5) Do not use this apparatus near water.
6) Clean only with dry cloth.
1ꢁ) Use only with the cart, stand, tripod,
bracket, or table specified by the
manufacturer, or sold with the
apparatus. When a cart is used, use
caution when moving the cart/
apparatus combination to avoid
injury from tip-over.
7) Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in
accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
8) Do not install near any heat sources
such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other
apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
1ꢀ) Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or
when unused for long periods of time.
9) Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized
or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has two
blades with one wider than the other. A grounding-
type plug has two blades and a third grounding
prong. The wide blade or the third prong are
provided for your safety. If the provided plug does
not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for
replacement of the obsolete outlet.
14) Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.
Servicing is required when the apparatus has
been damaged in any way, such as power-supply
cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or
objects have fallen into the apparatus, the
apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture,
does not operate normally, or has been dropped.
indicates safety information.
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Contents
Safety precautions ................................................................................................................................................ 2
Operating precautions .......................................................................................................................................... 5
Introduction ........................................................................................................................................................... 5
Accessories ........................................................................................................................................................... 6
Installation precautions ........................................................................................................................................ 6
Parts and their function ........................................................................................................................................ 7
Installation ........................................................................................................................................................... 11
Assembling the pan-tilt head ........................................................................................................................ 11
Concerning the safety modes ....................................................................................................................... 1ꢀ
Procedure for changing the settings of the CPU circuit board switches ....................................................... 14
Setting the CPU circuit board switches ......................................................................................................... 15
Pan-tilt head mounting conditions ................................................................................................................. 16
Installing the pan-tilt head ............................................................................................................................. 16
Mounting the camera (Convertible camera AW-Eꢀ50/E650/E655/E750/E860) ............................................ 18
Attaching the wire (Convertible camera AW-Eꢀ50/E650/E655/E750/E860) ................................................. 19
Mounting the camera (Mulit-purpose camera AK-HC1500G) ....................................................................... ꢁ0
Concerning the balance of the installed unit ................................................................................................. ꢁ1
Attaching the wire (Mulit-purpose camera AK-HC1500G) ............................................................................ ꢁꢀ
Connections ........................................................................................................................................................ 24
Cable specifications ........................................................................................................................................... 26
Replacing the consumable parts ....................................................................................................................... 27
Appearance .......................................................................................................................................................... 28
Specifications ...................................................................................................................................................... 29
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Operating precautions
Handle the unit carefully.
Do not use the unit outdoors.
Dropping the unit or subjecting it to strong impact may
give rise to malfunctioning or accidents.
Maintenance
Wipe the unit using a dry cloth. To remove stubborn dirt,
dip a cloth into a diluted solution of kitchen detergent,
wring it out well, and wipe the unit gently.
Turn off the power before connecting or
disconnecting the cables.
Be absolutely sure to turn off the power before connecting
or disconnecting the cables.
<Caution>
Avoid using benzine, paint thinners and other volatile
fluids.
If a chemical cleaning cloth is to be used, carefully read
through the precautions for its use.
Install the unit near the main power outlet, and
position it in such a way that its power plug can
be plugged into and unplugged from the outlet
easily.
Introduction
The stand-alone indoor pan-tilt head can be rotated through ꢀ00 degrees in the vertical direction and
ꢀ00 degrees in the horizontal direction.
Operations can be performed at high speeds of up to 45 degrees per second.
Equipment such as a camera and lens with a total weight of ꢀꢀ.1 lbs (15 kg) can be mounted on the unit.
The shooting positions and settings for up to 50 positions can be registered as preset memory data.
When the AW-IF400 is used to connect the AW-RP400 to the unit
• The tracing memory function cannot be used.
• TILT RANGE cannot be set.
• MEMORY LENGTH cannot be set.
• DIAGONAL MOTION cannot be set to ON or OFF.
• Backlash cannot be compensated.
• When the ON/OFF setting of auto focus (AF) and extender (EXT) is switched from AW-RP400, use the OPTION SW
after allocating the “EXT” function to it.
When using the IAS, WAS or VAS lens made by Canon or the RD lens made by Fujinon
• Communication with the pan-tilt head controller (such as the AW-RP655) commences as soon as the AW-PH405 is
started. Similarly, the startup process for the lens commences when the power of the camera is turned on. During the
startup process the zoom moves automatically, and none of the control operations can be performed from the pan-tilt
head controller (such as the AW-RP655).
• After completion of the startup process, refrain from adjusting the zoom speed control of the lens. To adjust this speed,
turn off the power of the AW-PH405 first, and then proceed with the adjustment.
• When the zoom offset automatic compensation selector switch of the lens is set to ON, the zoom position will be
automatically compensated. For this reason, the zoom seesaw switch of the lens cannot be used to control the zoom
in the desired manner.
• When the lens mounted on the camera has been changed, re-set the preset memory and tracing memory functions.
The zoom will not operate properly if the original settings for these functions are retained for use.
The AW-PH405 cannot be controlled from the AW-RPꢀ01, AW-RPꢀ05, AW-RP501, AW-RP505 controller.
The AW-RL400 roll unit cannot be used.
Notes
The current rating of the LENS I/F (ꢁ) connector is 500 mA (max).
The lens whose maximum current consumption exceeds 500 mA cannot be used. Concerning the maximum
current consumption of the lens, contact the lens manufacturer.
In order to protect the environment when the pan-tilt head is to be discarded at the end of its service life, ask
a specialized contractor to dispose of it properly.
With some lenses mounted on the camera, focusing and other operations may be performed in the opposite
direction.
To ensure that these operations are performed in the correct direction, change the DIRECTION setting of the
pan-tilt head controller (such as the AW-RP655).
If an auto-focusing lens is not going to be used, use the auto focus (AF)/extender (EXT) selector switch
(SW1: No.1) on the AW-PH405 at the OFF setting.
If this switch is set to ON and the EXT (AF) button on the pan-tilt head controller (such as the AW-RP655) is
also set to ON, it will not be possible to control the focusing.
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Accessories
Operating instructions ..................................................... 1
Rotary arm ......................................................................... 1
Camera mounting base .................................................... 1
Mounting screws for the rotary arm and camera
mounting base
Wire mounting screws
(with flat washers, spring washers)
M48 mm ............................................................... 2
Inch screw ......................................................................... 1
Hexagon key wrench ........................................................ 1
AC cable ............................................................................ 2
Anti-camera-drop wire ..................................................... 1
(with flat washers, spring washers)
M522 mm ............................................................. 7
Camera cable .................................................................... 1
Tally lamp .......................................................................... 1
Tally mounting screws (M36 mm) ................................ 2
Blank panel for tally ......................................................... 1
Installation precautions
Do not install the unit on any of its sides.
Do not turn the unit’s rotating part by hand. Doing so may
cause malfunctioning.
Avoid using the unit in the kitchen and other locations with
lots of steam and oily vapors.
Dropping the unit or subjecting it to strong impact may
give rise to malfunctioning.
Mount the camera on the pan-tilt head only when you
have finished installing it.
Leave a clearance of at least ꢀ.ꢀ ft (1 meter) from around
the monitor when installing the unit.
The maximum weight which can be borne by this unit is
ꢀꢀ.1 lbs (15 kg).
When mounting the camera on the unit, take sufficient
steps to ensure that it will not become detached from the
unit or fall onto the floor.
Do not use a lens which will impair or upset the unit’s
balance.
Even if the weight by the unit is less than ꢀꢀ.1 lbs (15 kg),
it cannot be used if the unit will be set off-balance by the
lens mounted on it.
A length of wire for preventing the camera from dropping
is provided. Read the operating instructions first, and
then be absolutely sure to attach the wire and take the
necessary measures to prevent the camera from falling.
Do not install the unit outdoors or in places where the
temperature will be hotter than 11ꢀ°F (45°C) or colder
than ꢁꢀ°F (–5°C).
Install the unit in such a way that the equipment mounted
on it and its cables will not come into contact with anything
when the pan-tilt head swivels, and set definite movement
limits.
(For details on the limiter settings, refer to the operating
instructions of the controller.)
Use the unit in places where the humidity is below 90%.
Obtain separately the screws which will be used to install
the unit since they are not provided with the unit.
Do not hold or lift the unit by its rotating part. Doing so
may cause malfunctioning.
When the unit is no longer going to be used, do not leave
it in place, and be absolutely sure to remove it.
Do not connect a regular LAN line or telephone line to the
CONTROL IN RP connector or COM connector on the
unit. Doing so may cause malfunctioning.
When performing work high off the floor or ground, make
absolutely sure that the work is done by a qualified
contractor.
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Parts and their function
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Parts and their function
Rotary head
PROMPTER connector
This rotates in the horizontal direction.
The prompter is connected to this connector.
The maximum current which can be supplied from the DC
1ꢀ V OUT socket is ꢀ.5 A.
Pedestal
When the prompter is connected, the pan-tilt head’s
speed is reduced to about one-third.
When connecting the prompter, be absolutely sure to
short-circuit the DETECT terminal (Pin No.14) and the
GND terminal (Pin No.15).
POWER ON/OFF switch
Where a switch is pushed in, the unit’s power is turned
on, and the unit’s power is turned off after the switch has
jumped out.
Consult your dealer when a prompter is to
be installed since it will be necessary for
the balance between the mounting fixture
and overall weight and other aspects to be
checked.
Note
AC inlet [AC IN] (AC 3-point inlet)
Connect the accessory AC power cable to this inlet.
Camera mounting base mounting screws
M5ꢀꢀ mm hexagon socket head screws (with flat
washers, spring washers) (ꢁ of each provided as
accessories)
These parts are used to secure the camera mounting
base to the rotary arm.
Pin layout as seen facing
the prompter connector
Tally lamp (accessory)
This is lighted up red by the selected signals.
Pin No.
1
Signal Name
Rotary arm mounting screws
M5ꢀꢀ mm hexagon socket head screws (with flat
washers, spring washers) (4 of each provided as
accessories)
– – –
– – –
9
ꢀ
PROMPTER VIDEO
10
ꢁ
11
4
1ꢀ
5
PROMPTER VIDEO GND
These parts are used to secure the rotary arm to the
rotary head.
– – –
– – –
DC 1ꢀ V OUT
– – –
Rotary arm
This rotates in the vertical direction.
GND
1ꢁ
6
14
7
– – –
– – –
DETECT
– – –
Camera mounting base
Mount the convertible camera or multi-purpose camera
on this base.
15
8
GND
– – –
Pan-tilt head mounting holes
These four holes are used when installing the pan-tilt
head.
Bottom panel
Guide pin
Use the unit with this panel in position.
Use this to determine the direction in which the camera is
to be mounted.
Camera mounting screws (U1/4” 20UNC)
These are used to secure the camera firmly after it has
been mounted.
Side blank panel
For normal operation, use the unit with this panel in
position.
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Parts and their function
Rotary head connector panel
ND/EXT connector [ND/EXT]
LENS P/S ON/OFF switch [LENS P/S]
When this is set to ON, power is supplied to the lens from
the LENS I/F (1) connector. When it is set to OFF, power
is no longer supplied to the lens from the LENS I/F (1)
connector.
This is for the control of the ND filter and lens extender of
the motorized lens unit.
Connect this connector when using a motorized lens
unit with ND filter and lens extender functions. The cable
described in “Cable specifications” on page ꢀ6 is required
in order to connect this connector.
Set this switch to OFF when power is to be supplied from
a source outside the unit without using the AW-PH405’s
dedicated camera cable.
CanonEXT ()
CanonEXT ()
ND Signal
ND Return
CVCC (12 V)
LENS I/F (1) connector [LENS I/F (1)]
This is used to control the zooming and focusing of the
motorized lens unit.
CGND
EXT Return
EXT Signal
Use the motorized lens unit’s remote (zoom/focus) control
cable to make the connection.
CAMERA I/F connector [CAMERA I/F]
This is used for the control of the convertible camera.
Use the camera cable supplied with the AW-PH405 to
connect the connector with the REMOTE connector on
the camera.
(Pin layout as seen from cable end)
The current rating of the CVCC and CGND pins is
500 mA (max). Any devices whose maximum current
consumption exceeds 500 mA cannot beused.
Depending on the functions of the optional card, a special
camera cable (sold separately) is required.
LENS I/F (2) connector [LENS I/F (2)]
This is used when an IAS, WAS or VAS lens made by
Canon or an RD lens made by Fujinon is to be used.
The optional connecting cable is required to connect the
lens with the connector.
SDI IN connector [SDI IN]
Use a coaxial cable to connect this to the SDI OUT
connector on the AW-PB504 SDI card or other card
installed in the convertible camera.
The current rating of LENS I/F (ꢀ) connector is 500 mA
(max).
AUX IN connector [AUX IN]
The lens whose maximum current consumption exceeds
500 mA cannot be used. Concerning the maximum
current consumption of the lens, contact the lens
manufacturer.
This connector is connected using a BNC coaxial cable
to the SDI OUT connector on the AW-PB504 SDI card
or other card installed in the convertible camera or to the
VBS connector on the AK-HDC1500G down converter
board or other board installed in the AK-HC1500G
multi-purpose camera.
Lens
Cable
Canon
Digital
Analog
AW-CA4DLZG
AW-CA4ALZG
TALLY OFF/ON switch [TALLY]
When this is set to ON, the tally lamp is lighted by the
selected signals. When it is set to OFF, the () tally lamp
will not light even if the selected signals are supplied.
Fujinon
AW-CA4FLZG
Refer to the instructions for using the
connecting cable to ensure that it is
connected properly.
Note
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Parts and their function
Pedestal connector panel
CONTROL IN RP connector [RP]
This is the connector for the control of signals of the
camera and pan-tilt head.
AUX connector [AUX]
This is the output connector for the camera’s video
signals.
It is connected to the TO PAN/TILT HEAD connector on
the AW-RP655 multi-function controller and AW-RP555
multi hybrid control panel.
Use a 10BASE-T (equivalent to UTP category 5) straight
cable for the connecting cable.
It enables the SDI signals, VBS signals, etc. from the
BNC coaxial cable connected to AUX IN to be output.
Provide a BNC coaxial cable as the connecting cable.
No cable compensation is provided for the signals which
are output from this connector.
COM connector [COM]
SDI connector [SDI]
This is the connector for the control signals used to
extend the camera’s functions.
This is the output connector for the camera’s video
signals.
It enables the SDI signals, VBS signals, etc. from the
BNC coaxial cable connected to SDI IN to be output.
Provide a BNC coaxial cable as the connecting cable.
No cable compensation is provided for the signals which
are output from this connector.
VIDEO connector [VIDEO]
This the output connector for the convertible camera’s
video signals.
It is connected to the Y/VIDEO connector on the
AW-RC400 cable compensation unit or monitor, etc.
Use a BNC coaxial cable for the connecting cable.
G/L IN connector [G/L IN]
This is the genlock signal input connector.
It is connected to the G/L OUT connector on the
AW-RC400 cable compensation unit or other unit.
Use a BNC coaxial cable for the connecting cable.
CABLE COMP OFF/ON switch [CABLE COMP]
When this is set to ON, signals which have been cable
compensated for the equivalent of 1640 ft (500 meters)
are output from the VIDEO connector and the Y, Pr and
Pb connectors.
PROMPTER IN connector [PROMPTER IN]
The video signals for the prompter are input to this
connector.
When this switch is used in conjunction with the
AW-RC400 cable compensation unit, the video cable can
be extended up to a maximum of ꢀꢁ81 ft (1000 meters).
Use a BNC coaxial cable for the connecting cable.
Y connector [Y]
Pr/C connector [Pr/C]
This is the output connector for the camera’s video
signals.
This is the output connector for the camera’s video
signals.
It is connected to the Y/VIDEO connector on the
AW-RC400 cable compensation unit or monitor, etc.
Use a BNC coaxial cable for the connecting cable.
It is connected to the Pr/C connector on the AW-RC400
cable compensation unit or monitor, etc.
Use a BNC coaxial cable for the connecting cable.
Pb connector [Pb]
This is the output connector for the camera’s video
signals.
It is connected to the Pb connector on the AW-RC400
cable compensation unit or monitor, etc.
Use a BNC coaxial cable for the connecting cable.
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Installation
Assembling the pan-tilt head
When assembling the pan-tilt head, use the Allen key (provided) and screwdriver, and secure the head by tightening the screws
firmly. After mounting the pan-tilt head, check there is no play in its installation.
Attaching the camera mounting base
Attach the camera mounting base to the rotary arm using the three mounting screws (M5ꢀꢀ mm, with flat washers, spring
washers) provided. The installation direction differs depending on how the base is installed.
Attaching the rotary arm
Attach the rotary arm to the rotary head using the four mounting screws (M5ꢀꢀ mm, with flat washers, spring washers)
provided. The installation direction differs depending on how the arm is installed.
Rotary head
For a stand-alone installation
Camera mounting base
Rotary arm
For installation on the ceiling
Change the guide pin and screw positions as shown in the figure below on the right, and then attach the camera mounting
base to the rotary arm.
Camera Mounting base
Change the positions
of the guide pins.
Rotary arm
Change the positions of the
camera mounting screws.
Camera mounting base
Rotary head
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Installation
Mounting the tally lamp
Connect the cable connector which is taped to the top of the pan-tilt head to the tally cable connector.
Mount the tally lamp on the top of the pan-tilt head using the two screws provided.
Mount the lamp while paying attention to the wire.
The cable for the tally cable connector is about ꢀ-1/16” (50 mm) long.
When connecting the cable to the connector, do not pull it out beyond this length.
If the tally lamp is not going to be used, insert the cable which is stuck to the top of the pan-tilt head inside the pan-tilt head,
and attach the blank panel for the tally lamp using the two screws provided.
Tally lamp
Tally cable connector
Blank panel
Taped
Tighten up the screws securely to ensure that they will not come loose during use.
Note
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Installation
Concerning the safety modes
This unit comes with two safety modes which are designed to safeguard the user and others from injury and to prevent damage
to the pan-tilt head.
1. Mode for ensuring safety in the case of collisions
When the rotary arm of the pan-tilt head or some other unit installed on the head keeps colliding with an obstruction or a
person (approx. 6 seconds when the head rotates at 45 degrees per second), the mode for ensuring safety in the case of
collisions is established.
In this mode, only the rotation of the head in the direction of the collision is stopped.
In the case of a low-speed collision, it will take longer for the safety mode to be established.
<Procedure for restoration from the safety mode>
The mode for ensuring safety in the case of collisions is released by bringing the joystick of the pan-tilt head controller
(such as the AW-RP655) back to its center position.
A poor weight balance may cause the mode for ensuring safety in the case of collisions to be established.
Depending on the prevailing conditions, it may be necessary to adjust the balance, in which case consult your dealer.
2. Mode for ensuring safety in the case of trouble
When the pan-tilt head has detected trouble, the mode for ensuring safety in the case of trouble is established.
In this mode, the up/down and left/right rotation of the head is stopped.
<Procedure for restoration from the safety mode>
The mode for ensuring safety in the case of trouble is released by first pressing the POWER ON/OFF switch to turn off the
power and then by pressing the switch again to turn the power back on.
If the mode for ensuring safety in the case of trouble is established frequently, it may mean that the pan-tilt head is
malfunctioning. Consult your dealer.
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Installation
Procedure for changing the settings of the CPU circuit board switches
Follow the steps below to change the settings of the CPU circuit board switches.
Remove the four screws, and gently remove the housing case.
Disconnect the tally cable connector.
Set the switches on the CPU circuit board.
After you have performed the settings, connect the tally cable connector, and then return the housing case to its original
position, and attach it using the screws. (Take care to ensure that the wiring is not pinched.)
Four screws
Tally cable connector
Housing case
Magnification of the CPU circuit board
Be absolutely sure to turn off the power before changing the position of this switch.
Note
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Installation
Setting the CPU circuit board switches
CPU circuit board
Magnification of the CPU circuit board
Setting SW1
These switches are used to set the operations of the AW-PH405. Before changing their settings, make sure that the power
has been turned off.
No.1:
Auto focus (AF)/extender (EXT) selector switch.
Use this at the ON position when using an auto focus lens which is connected to the LENS I/F (1) connector; use it
at the OFF position when using a lens with a motorized extender connected to the ND/EXT connector.
Diagonal operation selector switch. Set this to ON to use the diagonal operation capability; set this to OFF to stop
using the diagonal operation capability.
No.2:
The DIAGONAL MOTION menu setting can be changed from the AW-RP655 or other controller only when the
diagonal operation selector switch is at the ON position.
Tilt range selector switch. The tilt range is ꢀ00 degrees at ON and 190 degrees at OFF.
Settings can be changed from a personal computer or other external device only when the tilt range selector switch
is at the ON position.
Zoom offset automatic compensation switch of the lens which is connected to the LENS I/F (ꢁ) connector. This is
normally kept at the ON position for use.
No.3:
No.4:
Use this switch at the OFF position when zooming manually using the zoom seesaw switch of the lens.
When the zoom offset automatic compensation selector switch of the lens is set to ON, the zoom position will be
automatically compensated. For this reason, the zoom seesaw switch of the lens cannot be used to control the
zoom in the desired manner.
No.5, 6: These switches are not used. Do not change their factory settings.
No.
Functions
ON
OFF
No.1
AF
EXT (factory settings)
Auto focus (AF)/extender (EXT) selector
The diagonal operation capability: The diagonal operation capability:
No.ꢁ
No.ꢀ
No.4
Diagonal operation ON/OFF selector
ON (factory settings)
OFF
ꢀ00° (factory settings)
190°
Tilt range ꢀ00 degrees/190 degrees selector
Automatic compensation: ON
(factory settings)
Zoom offset automatic compensation ON/OFF
switching
Automatic compensation: OFF
No.5 Not used (used by the service technician)
No.6 Not used (used by the service technician)
–
–
(factory settings)
(factory settings)
Concerning the zoom offset automatic compensation function
In the case of a lens which does not detect the control voltage used by the pan-tilt head to stop the zooming, a
difference in potential from the pan-tilt head side may arise, causing the zoom position to shift even when zoom control
is not exercised from the pan-tilt head controller (such as the AW-RP655). To prevent this phenomenon from occurring,
the zoom offset automatic compensation function works to automatically compensate the control voltage used by the
pan-tilt head to stop the zooming.
Setting the landing characteristics
When changing the landing characteristics, set the switch as follows:
Soft landing: Set SWꢁ to its right position (S). (factory settings)
Just landing: Set SWꢁ to its left position (J).
Setting the installation direction switch
For a ceiling installation, set the switch as follows:
Stand-alone installation:
Set SWꢀ to its right position (T). (factory settings)
Installation on the ceiling: Set SWꢀ to its left position (H).
Be absolutely sure to turn off the power before changing the position of this switch.
Note
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Installation
Pan-tilt head mounting conditions
Camera
anti-drop
measures
Pan-tilt
head weight specifications
Mounting
Compatible
cameras
Camera
weight
Compatible
lenses
Cable
weight
Lens weight
Total weight
Convertible
camera series
AW-Eꢁ50
AW-E650
AW-E655
Approx.
ꢀ.6 lbs
(1.ꢀ kg)
max.
AW-LZ16MD55P
AW-LZ16MD7ꢁP
AW-LZ17MD9AG
Approx.
ꢀ8.7 lbs
(1ꢁ kg)
Approx. ꢀ.9 lbs
(1.ꢁ kg) max.
Stand-alone
Wire provided
used for
Approx.
0.7 lbs
Approx. ꢀꢀ lbs
(10 kg)
installation or
installation on
the celling
AW-E750
AW-E860
mounting
(0.ꢁ kg)
HAꢀ1 series
HAꢀꢀ series
HJ17e series
HJꢀ1e series
Multi-purpose
camera series
AK-HC1500G
Approx.
ꢁ.ꢁ lbs
(1.5 kg)
Approx.
ꢁꢁ.1 lbs
(15 kg)
Approx. 7.1 lbs
(ꢁ.ꢀ kg) max.
Mounting the pan-tilt head
Recommended screws No. of screws
M6 screws (hexagonal nuts)
4 pcs
Refer to the above table for the total weight of the pan-tilt head with the camera, lens, cables and any
other accessories installed.
Notes
Install the equipment on an installation surface which is capable of ensuring a drop safety equivalent to
five times the figure for the total weight.
The maximum weight of the units which can be installed on the pan-tilt head is ꢁꢁ.1 lbs (15 kg) or so
[or approximately 55.1 lbs (ꢀ5 kg) total for the weight of the pan-tilt head and weight of the units
installed on the head]. When mounting the pan-tilt head on which units have been installed, be sure to
mount it on an installation surface which is itself capable of ensuring a satisfactory drop safety.
Installing the pan-tilt head
Before installing the pan-tilt head, check that the above mounting conditions are satisfied, and observe the following precautions.
In order to prevent accidents resulting when the product becomes dislodged or falls down, be absolutely sure to proceed as
instructed. Do not install the pan-tilt head on its side since its prescribed operation and performance cannot be ensured.
After the pan-tilt head has been installed, mount the camera on it.
When installing the pan-tilt head, use the four mounting holes to secure the pan-tilt head firmly.
Ensure that the surface on which the pan-tilt head will be installed and the anchor bolts used are sufficiently strong.
Use the M6 hexagon head bolts (including one short bolt) for installation.
Use hexagon head bolts which are longer than the thickness (t) of the mounted member + 1” (ꢀ5 mm).
As shown in the figure of next page, use flat washers, spring washers and hexagon nuts for the hexagon head bolts.
Use a wrench of the appropriate size to tighten up the hexagon head bolts.
Provide a wire which is strong enough to support the combined weight of the entire pan-tilt head system (which consists of the
pan-tilt head, camera, lens and cable).
Do not use a surface made of plaster board or wood as this kind of installation surface will not be strong enough. If mounting
on such a surface is unavoidable, take sufficient anti-drop measures.
Install the pan-tilt head in such a way that the equipment and cable attached to it will not make contact with any surrounding
objects when the head is swiveled.
When the unit is no longer going to be used, do not leave it in place, and be absolutely sure to remove it.
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For a stand-alone installation
For installation on the ceiling
When installing the pan-tilt head, do not forcibly turn the rotary head or rotary arm
manually. Doing so may result in malfunctioning.
Note
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Mounting the camera
[Convertible camera AW-E350/E650/E655/E750/E860]
When mounting the camera, take sufficient care to ensure that the camera will not come off or fall down.
Mount the lens onto the convertible camera.
(Before mounting a large lens, consult with your dealer.)
Mount the convertible camera after aligning it with the guide pins.
Use a tool to tighten up the mounting screws so that they are securely tightened.
For a stand-alone installation
Set the guide pin.
Mount the camera with the
mounting screws.
Mounting screws
For installation on the ceiling
Set the guide pin.
<Recommended lenses>
Camera
Lens
Mount the camera with
the mounting screws.
AW-LZ16MD55P
AW-LZ10MD6
AW-Eꢀ50
AW-E650
AW-E655
AW-LZ16MD7ꢀP
AW-LZ16AF7G
Mounting screws
AW-E750
AW-E860
AW-LZ17MD9AG
Be absolutely sure to use a screwdriver or other tool to tighten the two camera mounting screws
so that the camera is secured firmly.
After the camera has been mounted, check that there is no play in the way it was mounted.
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Attaching the wire
[Convertible camera AW-E350/E650/E655/E750/E860]
The camera comes with a wire for preventing the camera from dropping. Follow the instructions below to use it to couple the
camera to the pan-tilt head.
When mounting the cameras with fan (AW-E655, AW-E750, AW-E860)
Use the wire mounting screw (M48 mm with flat washer and spring washer) to attach one end of the wire to the pan-tilt
head’s arm.
Mount the mounting spacer on the top panel of the camera. (The mounting spacer is provided with the camera as an accessory.)
Use the wire mounting screw (M48 mm with flat washer and spring washer) to attach the other end of the wire to the screw
hole of the mounting spacer.
When mounting the cameras without fan (AW-E350, AW-E650)
Use the wire mounting screw (M48 mm with flat washer and spring washer) to attach one end of the wire to the pan-tilt
head’s arm.
Use the wire mounting screw (M48 mm with flat washer and spring washer) to attach the other end of the wire to the screw
hole of the top panel of the camera.
For a stand-alone installation
For installation on the ceiling
Camera: AW-E750
Camera: AW-E750
M48 mm wire
mounting screw
with flat washer and
spring washer
Arm
M48 mm wire
M48 mm
Wire
mounting screw
with flat washer
and spring
wire mounting
screw with flat
washer and
washer
spring washer
Mounting spacer
(supplied with
AW-E750)
M48 mm wire
mounting screw
with flat washer
and spring washer
Mounting spacer
(supplied with
AW-E750)
Camera: AW-E350, AW-E650
Camera: AW-E350, AW-E650
Be absolutely sure to tighten up the mounting spacer and screws securely using a tool such as a screwdriver.
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Mounting the camera
[Multi-purpose camera AK-HC1500G]
When mounting the camera, take sufficient care to ensure that the camera will not come off or fall down.
Mount the lens onto the multi-purpose camera.
(1) Lenses that can be used
The current rating of LENS
I/F (ꢀ) connector is 500 mA
(max).
Note
• Use any of the portable lenses which are listed below.
Fujinon
Canon
HA18, HAꢀ1, HAꢀꢀ series
HJ17e, HJꢀ1e series
Even with the lenses in a
series which can be used,
any lens whose maximum
current consumption
exceeds 500 mA cannot be
used.
Concerning the maximum
current consumption of
the lens, contact the lens
manufacturer.
(2) Lenses that cannot be used
• Do not use the large-sized lenses [with a weight of 11 lbs (5 kg) or more
and a length of 15-ꢁ/4” (400 mm) or more] with the model numbers
which are listed below since when they are mounted on the camera,
the camera’s overall balance will be upset.
Fujinon
Canon
HA4ꢀ series
HJ40 series, Jꢁ5 series
Align the multi-purpose camera with the guide pins and mount it.
Change the positions of the guide pins and screws of the camera mounting base as shown in the figure below, and then
attach the camera mounting base to the rotary arm.
Do not use the rubber piece.
For a stand-alone installation
Camera Mounting base
Change the positions
of the guide pins.
Set the guide pin.
Mount the camera
with the mounting
screws.
Mounting screws
Change the positions of the camera mounting
screws. (Change them over to the second row.)
Tighten up the two mounting screws securely using the tool.
For installation on the ceiling
Camera Mounting base
Set the guide pin.
Change the positions
of the guide pins.
Mount the camera with
the mounting screws.
Change the positions of the camera mounting
screws. (Change them over to the third row.)
Mounting screws
Just as for a convertible camera, change the positions of the guide pins and screws of the camera mounting base as shown
in the figure above, and then attach the camera mounting base to the rotary arm.
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Concerning the balance of the installed unit
The weight balance may be impaired when the pan-tilt head is used in combination with a camera and long lens.
Follow steps to below to check the balance, and then mount the camera. If, after this, the balance is still impaired and
operations cannot be performed smoothly, it means that the balance must be adjusted. Consult your dealer.
How to obtain the balance
Check the center of gravity position with the camera and lens set up on the pan-tilt head.
Position where the balance between left and
right is attained (center of gravity)
The less the deviation between the center of gravity position and the head’s center of rotation, the more the balance is
attained. Check these positions when mounting the pan-tilt head.
Head’s center of rotation
Deviation between center of gravity position
Center of gravity position with camera and
and the head’s center of rotation
lens set up
If the proper balance cannot be attained in steps and , re-attach the camera mounting base and rotary arm to shift the
position of the entire camera so that the center of gravity position is brought closer to the head’s center of rotation.
When doing this, bear in mind the following points.
(1) Depending on the specifications of the lens and its installation direction, the protruding parts of the lens or grip area may
come into contact with the rotary arm or other parts, in which case do not re-attach the camera mounting base and rotary
arm.
(ꢀ) If the protrusion of the connectors from the camera makes contact with the mounting surface of the pan-tilt head, insert a
spacer as described on the next page between the pan-tilt head and mounting surface or set the limiters.
(ꢁ) Be absolutely sure to secure the camera mounting base and rotary arm firmly using the three screws.
Head’s center of rotation
Camera mounting base
Minimize the deviation between
the center of gravity position
and the head’s center of
rotation here.
Re-attach the camera
mounting base to a
position further back.
Rotary arm
Center of gravity position
with camera and lens set up
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Precautions for mounting the camera
Bearing in mind the length of the lens, set the movement range of the pan-tilt head using the limiters in such a way that the
hood at the edge of the lens will not come into contact with the surface on which the pan-tilt head is installed when the pan-tilt
head is tilted.
Note
To point the lens any further straight down in a
stand-alone installation, insert a spacer between
the pan-tilt head and mounting surface to raise the
pan-tilt head position.
Make sure that the spacer has a strong enough
construction. Also ensure that the mounting bolts
used are long enough.
Spacer
Lens must not come into contact with
mounting surface.
When the pan-tilt head is installed on the ceiling, contact with the pan-tilt head body may be made by the protrusion of the
drive unit when tilting operations are performed. For this reason, set the limiters before proceeding with the installation work.
Protrusion of drive unit
must not come into contact
with pan-tilt head body.
Do not tie the connected lens cable and camera cable together as a bundle. During operation, excessive strain may be placed
on cables which have been bundled together. Instead, be absolutely sure to tie them separately.
Be absolutely sure to use a screwdriver or other tool to tighten the two camera mounting screws
so that the camera is secured firmly.
After the camera has been mounted, check that there is no play in the way it was mounted.
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Attaching the wire
[Multi-purpose camera AK-HC1500G]
The camera comes with a wire for preventing the camera from dropping. Follow the instructions below to use it to couple the
camera to the pan-tilt head.
Use the wire mounting screw (M48 mm with flat washer and spring washer) to attach one end of the wire to the pan-tilt
head’s arm.
Use the wire mounting screw (Inch screw with flat washer and spring washer) to attach the other end of the wire on the top
panel of the camera.
For a stand-alone installation
For installation on the ceiling
Camera: AK-HC1500G
Camera: AK-HC1500G
M48 mm wire mounting
screw with flat washer and
spring washer
Arm
Wire mounting
Wire mounting
Wire
screw (Inch
screw (Inch screw
with flat washer and
spring washer)
screw with flat
washer and
spring washer)
M48 mm wire
mounting screw with
flat washer and spring
washer
Be absolutely sure to tighten up the screws securely using a tool such as a screwdriver.
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Connections
Turn off the power of all the equipment before proceeding with the connections.
Connect the AC power cable supplied with the AW-PH405 for the AW-PH405 indoor pan-tilt head.
Use 10BASE-T straight cables to connect the RP connectors on the pan-tilt heads with the CONTROL OUT TO PAN/TILT
HEAD (1 to 5) connectors on the AW-RP655 multi-function controller and AW-RP555 multi hybrid control panel. The maximum
extension distance is ꢁꢀ81 ft (1000 meters) when using UTP category 5 cables or their equivalent.
Use the camera cables supplied with the pan-tilt head to connect the AW-PH405 to the convertible camera.
Connect the iris control cable of the motorized zoom lens to the IRIS connector on the camera, and connect the zoom/focus
cable to the LENS I/F (1) connector on the pan-tilt head.
For a convertible camera
Motorized zoom lens
Iris control cable
To the
LENS I/F (1)
connector
Zoom/focus
control cable
Camera cable
supplied with
AW-PH405
10BASE-T
straight cable
AW-PH405
Indoor Pan-tilt Head
Pan-tilt head/camera control signals
AW-RP555
Multi Hybrid Control Panel
Convertible camera
BNC cable video signal
AW-PS505A
AC adapter
AC power cable
supplied with
AW-PH405
Monitor
• AW-IF400
AW-RP655
Multi-function controller
Switch settings
AW-PS505A
AC adapter
SET UP
SW1 SWꢀ
1
ꢀ
ꢁ
4
ON
ON OFF OFF OFF OFF
AW-RP400
Pan-tilt control panel
AW-IF400
Protocol converter
AW-CB400
Remote operation
panel
AW-PS505A
AC adapter
AW-PS505A
AC adapter
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Connections
For the AK-HC1500G
Set the menu items to protocol 4.
Note
Motorized zoom lens
Iris control cable
To the
LENS I/F (1)
connector
Zoom/focus
control cable
10BASE-T
straight cable
Camera cable
AW-CA15H29G
AW-PH405
Indoor Pan-tilt Head
Pan-tilt head/camera control signals
AW-RP555
Multi Hybrid Control Panel
HD SDI video signal
AW-PS505A
AC adapter
AC power cable
supplied with
AW-PH405
Monitor
• AW-IF400
AW-RP655
Multi-function controller
Switch settings
AW-PS505A
AC adapter
SET UP
SW1 SWꢀ
1
ꢀ
ꢁ
4
ON
ON OFF OFF OFF OFF
AW-RP400
Pan-tilt control panel
AW-IF400
Protocol converter
AW-CB400
Remote operation
panel
AW-PS505A
AC adapter
AW-PS505A
AC adapter
Use the connecting cables below to connect the pan-tilt head and camera.
AW-CA15Hꢀ9G
Refer to the operating instructions for using the connecting cable to ensure that it is connected properly.
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Cable specifications
When connecting a Canon lens with motorized extender unit
Connector: HR10A-10P-10P (73)
made by Hirose Electric
Connector: HR10A-7P-6S (73)
made by Hirose Electric
CVCC (12 V)
CGND
EXT Return
EXT Signal
ND Return
ND Signal
CanonEXT ()
CanonEXT ()
GND
SHELL
Connect this connector
to the EXT connector on
the lens
GND
SHELL
Connect this connector to the ND/EXT
connector on the pan-tilt head
When connecting a Fujinon extender change unit
Connector: HR10A-10P-10P (73)
made by Hirose Electric
Connector: HR10A-7P-5P (73)
made by Hirose Electric
CVCC (12 V)
CGND
EXT Return
EXT Signal
ND Return
ND Signal
SHELL
CanonEXT ()
CanonEXT ()
GND
Connect this connector
to the 5-pin connector on
the extender change unit
GND
SHELL
Connect this connector to the ND/EXT
connector on the pan-tilt head
For details on how to connect the extender change unit to the lens, consult the information
provided by the manufacturer of the lens.
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Replacing the consumable parts
Replacing the motor
Replace the motor when it ceases to operate properly.
For details on the motor replacement, consult your dealer.
Replacing the belt
Replace the belt when the preset stop accuracy has deteriorated.
For details on the belt replacement, consult your dealer.
Replacing the gear
Replace the gear when the preset stop accuracy has deteriorated.
For details on the gear replacement, consult your dealer.
The motor, gear and belt are consumables.
They need to be replaced at periodic intervals.
As a general guideline, replace them when the cumulative
total time for all the rotation operations reaches 3,000 hours.
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Appearance
Unit: inch (mm)
1ꢀ-9/16 (ꢁ19)
5-ꢁ/8 (1ꢁ7) 7-ꢁ/16 (18ꢀ)
ꢀ-1ꢁ/16 ꢁ-1ꢁ/16
(71)
(97)
6-5/8 (168)
ø6-5/16 (160)
ø6-5/16 (160)
ø5-ꢁ/4
(146)
ø5-ꢁ/4
(146)
ø6-5/16
(160)
4-M6 screws
<Mounting hole specifications>
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Specifications
Supply voltage:
AC 1ꢀ0 V, 60 Hz
Power consumption: 1ꢀ0 W
indicates safety information.
Genlock input:
BNC
Black burst or composite video signal, Tri Sync
Prompter input
(PROMPTER IN):
BNC
Through output to PROMPTER connector
Prompter output
(PROMPTER OUT):
D-SUB 15-pin
Camera video output
VIDEO:
Y:
Pr/C:
Pb:
SDI:
AUX:
BNC, 75-ohm output
BNC, 75-ohm output
BNC, 75-ohm output
BNC, 75-ohm output
BNC
BNC
Camera, pan-tilt head control:
RJ45, RS-4ꢀꢀ, pan-tilt head control signal output
Connecting cable: 10BASE-T straight cable (equivalent to UTP category 5),
max. ꢁꢀ81 ft (1000 meters)
RP
Functions/performance:
Maximum weight capacity: ꢁꢁ.1 lbs (15 kg)
Tilt range: ꢁ00 degrees (approx. 150 degrees)
The tilt range is subject to restrictions depending on the cable and lens of camera to be
mounted on pan-tilt head.
Pan range: ꢁ00 degrees (approx. 150 degrees)
Maximum operating speed: 45 degrees/sec.
(when the center of gravity of the units installed on the pan-tilt head has been aligned with
the head’s center of rotation)
(Maximum operating speed with prompter mounted: 15 degrees/sec.)
Stop accuracy: ꢁ´
Noise level: Less than NCꢁ5 (at less than ꢁ0 degrees/sec.)
Ambient operating temperature: ꢀꢁ°F to 11ꢁ°F (–5°C to +45°C)
Storage temperature:
Ambient operating humidity:
Dimensions (WHD):
Weight:
–4°F to 149°F (–ꢀ0°C to +65°C)
ꢁ0% to 90% (no condensation)
1ꢀ-9/16”16-ꢁ/8”6-5/8” (ꢁ19416168 mm)
Approx. ꢀꢀ lbs (10 kg)
Finish:
AV ivory paint (color resembling Munsell 7.9Y6.8/0.8)
Weight and Dimensions indicated above are approximate.
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
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PANASONIC BROADCAST & TELEVISION SYSTEMS COMPANY
UNIT COMPANY OF PANASONIC CORPORATION OF NORTH AMERICA
Executive Office:
One Panasonic Way 4E-7, Secaucus, NJ 07094 (ꢀ01) ꢁ48-7000
EASTERN ZONE:
One Panasonic Way 4E-7, Secaucus, NJ 07094 (ꢀ01) ꢁ48-76ꢀ1
Southeast Region:
1ꢀꢀ5 Northbrook Parkway, Ste 1-160, Suwanee, GA ꢁ00ꢀ4 (770) ꢁꢁ8-68ꢁ5
Central Region:
1707 N Randall Road E1-C-1, Elgin, IL 601ꢀꢁ (847) 468-5ꢀ00
WESTERN ZONE:
ꢁꢁꢁ0 Cahuenga Blvd W., Los Angeles, CA 90068 (ꢁꢀꢁ) 4ꢁ6-ꢁ500
Government Marketing Department:
5ꢀ West Gude Drive, Rockville, MD ꢀ0850 (ꢁ01) 7ꢁ8-ꢁ840
Broadcast PARTS INFORMATION & ORDERING:
9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (PST) (800) ꢁꢁ4-4881/ꢀ4 Hr. Fax (800) ꢁꢁ4-4880
Emergency after hour parts orders (800) ꢁꢁ4-4881
TECHNICAL SUPPORT:
Emergency ꢀ4 Hour Service (800) ꢀꢀꢀ-0741
Panasonic Canada Inc.
5770 Ambler Drive, Mississauga, Ontario L4W ꢀTꢁ (905) 6ꢀ4-5010
Panasonic de Mexico S.A. de C.V.
Av angel Urraza Num. 1ꢀ09 Col. de Valle 0ꢁ100 Mexico, D.F. (5ꢀ) 1 951 ꢀ1ꢀ7
Panasonic Puerto Rico Inc.
San Gabriel Industrial Park, 65th Infantry Ave., Km. 9.5, Carolina, Puerto Rico 006ꢁ0 (787) 750-4ꢁ00
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