Panasonic Video Game Controller AW RP120G User Manual
Operating Instructions  
<Basics>  
Remote Camera Controller  
Model No.  
AW-RP120G  
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Before operating this product, please read the instructions carefully and save this manual for future use.  
How the Operating Instructions are configured  
<Basics> (this manual):  
This <Basics> describes the procedure for connection with the required equipment and for installation.  
Before installing this unit, be sure to take the time to read through <Basics> to ensure that the unit will  
be installed correctly.  
This manual <Basics> is also contained as a PDF file on the CD-ROM supplied with the unit.  
<Operations and Settings>:  
The <Operations and Settings> describes how to operate the unit and how to establish its settings.  
The <Operations and Settings> is contained as a PDF file on the CD-ROM supplied with the unit.  
ENGLISH  
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Printed in Japan  
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Read this first!  
WARNING:  
CAUTION:  
• To reduce the risk of fire, do not expose this  
equipment to rain or moisture.  
Do not remove panel covers by unscrewing.  
To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove the  
covers. No user serviceable parts inside.  
• To reduce the risk of fire, keep this equipment away  
from all liquids.  
Refer servicing to qualified service personnel.  
Use and store only in locations which are not  
exposed to the risk of dripping or splashing liquids,  
and do not place any liquid containers on top of the  
equipment.  
CAUTION:  
To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock and  
annoying interference, use the recommended  
accessories only.  
WARNING:  
Always keep memory cards or accessories out of the  
reach of babies and small children.  
CAUTION:  
In order to maintain adequate ventilation, do not install  
or place this unit in a bookcase, built-in cabinet or any  
other confined space. To prevent risk of electric shock  
or fire hazard due to overheating, ensure that curtains  
and any other materials do not obstruct the ventilation.  
WARNING:  
Installation should only be performed by qualified  
installation personnel. Improper installation may result  
in the entire apparatus falling down and causing injury.  
indicates safety information.  
FCC NOTICE (USA)  
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules.  
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:  
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,  
including interference that may cause undesired operation.  
FCC Note:  
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15  
of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when  
the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio  
frequency energy, and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful  
interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful  
interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.  
Warning:  
To assure continued FCC emission limit compliance, the user must use only shielded interface cables when  
connecting to external units. If DVI-D port is to be used it must be connected to PC by compatible interface cable with  
two ferrite cores. Also, any unauthorized changes or modifications to this equipment could void the user’s authority to  
operate it.  
NOTIFICATION (Canada)  
This class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.  
indicates safety information.  
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS  
1) Read these instructions.  
2) Keep these instructions.  
3) Heed all warnings.  
4) Follow all instructions.  
5) Do not use this apparatus near water.  
6) Clean only with dry cloth.  
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.  
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.  
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.  
12) 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.  
13) Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.  
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.  
EEE Yönetmeliğine Uygundur.  
EEE Complies with Directive of Turkey.  
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EMC NOTICE FOR THE PURCHASER/USER OF THE APPARATUS  
1. Applicable standards and operating environment (AW-RP120G)  
The apparatus is compliant with:  
• standards EN55103-1 and EN55103-2, and  
• electromagnetic environments E1, E2, E3, E4 and E5.  
2. Pre-requisite conditions to achieving compliance with the above standards  
<1>Peripheral equipment to be connected to the apparatus and special connecting cables  
• The purchaser/user is urged to use only equipment which has been recommended by us as peripheral equipment  
to be connected to the apparatus.  
• The purchaser/user is urged to use only the connecting cables described below.  
<2>For the connecting cables, use shielded cables which suit the intended purpose of the apparatus.  
• Video signal connecting cables  
Use double shielded coaxial cables, which are designed for 75-ohm type high-frequency applications, for SDI  
(Serial Digital Interface).  
Coaxial cables, which are designed for 75-ohm type high-frequency applications, are recommended for analog  
video signals.  
• Audio signal connecting cables  
If your apparatus supports AES/EBU serial digital audio signals, use cables designed for AES/EBU.  
Use shielded cables, which provide quality performance for high-frequency transmission applications, for analog  
audio signals.  
• Other connecting cables (LAN, RS-422)  
Use double shielded cables, which provide quality performance for high-frequency applications, as connecting  
cables.  
• When connecting to the DVI signal terminal, use a cable with a ferrite core.  
• If your apparatus is supplied with ferrite core(s), they must be attached on cable(s) following instructions in this  
manual.  
3. Performance level  
The performance level of the apparatus is equivalent to or better than the performance level required by these standards.  
However, the apparatus may be adversely affected by interference if it is being used in an EMC environment, such as an  
area where strong electromagnetic fields are generated (by the presence of signal transmission towers, cellular phones,  
etc.). In order to minimize the adverse effects of the interference on the apparatus in cases like this, it is recommended  
that the following steps be taken with the apparatus being affected and with its operating environment:  
1. Place the apparatus at a distance from the source of the interference.  
2. Change the direction of the apparatus.  
3. Change the connection method used for the apparatus.  
4. Connect the apparatus to another power outlet where the power is not shared by any other appliances.  
Декларація про Відповідність  
Вимогам Технічного Регламенту Обмеження Використання деяких Небезпечних Речовин в  
електричному та електронному обладнанні  
(затвердженого Постановою №1057 Кабінету Міністрів України)  
Виріб відповідає вимогам Технічного Регламенту Обмеження Використання деяких Небезпечних Речовин в електричному та  
електронному обладнанні (ТР ОВНР).  
Вміст небезпечних речовин у випадках, не обумовлених в Додатку №2 ТР ОВНР, :  
1. свинець(Pb) – не перевищує 0,1 % ваги речовини або в концентрації до 1000 частин на мільйон;  
2. кадмій (Cd)– не перевищує 0,01 % ваги речовини або в концентрації до 100 частин на мільйон;  
3. ртуть(Hg) – не перевищує 0,1 % ваги речовини або в концентрації до 1000 частин на мільйон;  
4. шестивалентний хром (Cr6+ ) – не перевищує 0,1 % ваги речовини або в концентрації до 1000 частин на мільйон;  
5. полібромбіфеноли (PBB) – не перевищує 0,1% ваги речовини або в концентрації до 1000 частин на мільйон;  
6. полібромдефенілові ефіри (PBDE) – не перевищує 0,1 % ваги речовини або в концентрації до 1000 частин на мільйон.  
Importer’s name and address of pursuant to EU rules:  
Panasonic Testing Centre  
Panasonic Marketing Europe GmbH  
Winsbergring 15, 22525 Hamburg, Germany  
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Contents  
Read this first! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3  
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7  
Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8  
Supported remote cameras . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8  
Supported switcher. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8  
Accessories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9  
Precautions for use. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9  
Precautions for installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10  
Appearance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11  
Network settings of the unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27  
Settings for connecting with the remote cameras and switcher . . 29  
Setting the connection types for remote cameras  
(serial/IP/no connection) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30  
Setting the connection type (IP/no connection) for the switcher . . . . 30  
Setting the IP addresses automatically (auto IP setting). . . . . . . . . . 30  
Swapping connection destination IP addresses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35  
Manually setting the connection destination IP addresses  
(remote cameras) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35  
Setting the connection destination port number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36  
Manually setting the connection destination IP address (switcher). . 36  
Initializing the connection destination IP addresses set  
Parts and their functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12  
Control panel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12  
Rear panel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18  
on the unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36  
Selecting a camera group. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37  
Selecting a remote camera. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38  
Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39  
Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40  
Index. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41  
Basic operations of the unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19  
Basic operations for the menus. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20  
Connections. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21  
Examples of IP connections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21  
Examples of serial connections. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23  
About trademarks and registered trademarks  
Abbreviations  
zzMicrosoft®, Windows®, Windows® 7, and Internet Explorer® are registered  
trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States,  
Japan, and/or other countries.  
zzIntel® and Intel® CoreTM are trademarks or registered trademarks of Intel  
Corporation and its subsidiaries in the United States and/or other countries.  
zzAdobe® and Reader® are registered trademarks or trademarks of Adobe  
Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries.  
zzSDHC logo is a trademark of SD-3C, LLC.  
The following abbreviations are used in this manual.  
zzMicrosoft® Windows® 7 Professional SP1 32/64-bit is referred to as  
“Windows 7”.  
zzMicrosoft® Windows® XP Professional SP3 and  
Microsoft® Windows® XP Home Edition SP3 are referred to as  
“Windows XP”.  
zzSD memory cards and SDHC memory cards are both referred to as  
“memory cards”.  
zzOther company names and product names appearing in this manual are  
the registered trademarks or trademarks of their respective companies.  
They are referred to individually in descriptions in which each of them is  
discussed separately.  
zzIn these instructions, the phrases “HD integrated camera” and “pan-tilt  
head and camera combination” are referred to collectively as “remote  
camera” except in places where specific equipment is mentioned.  
Copyrights  
It is prohibited to transfer, copy, disassemble, decompile, and reverse  
engineer the software included with the unit, as well as export it in  
violation of the export laws.  
Furthermore, the product numbers of equipment are referred to as  
follows.  
Equipment part  
number  
Notation in  
this manual  
Equipment part  
number  
Notation in  
this manual  
AW-HS50N  
AW-HS50  
AW-RP50  
AK-HC1500G  
AK-HC1800G  
AW-E860N  
AK-HC1500  
AK-HC1800  
AW-E860  
Illustrations and screen images in this manual  
AW-RP50N  
Illustrations of the unit and screens may appear different from the actual  
unit and screens.  
AW-HE50HN  
AW-HE50SN  
AW-HE60HN  
AW-HE60SN  
AW-HE120W  
AW-HE120K  
AW-HE100N  
AW-HE50  
AW-HE60  
AW-HE870N  
AW-PH360N  
AW-PH405N  
AW-PH650N  
AW-IF400G  
AW-HE870  
AW-PH360  
AW-PH405  
AW-PH650  
AW-IF400  
Protection of personal information  
AW-HE120  
AW-HE100  
Image information of identifiable individuals that is recorded with a  
system using this unit is subject to the Act on the Protection of Personal  
Information.*  
Be sure to handle image information in accordance with the law.  
*Please refer to “Cases corresponding to personal information” in  
“Guidelines Targeting Economic and Industrial Sectors Pertaining to the  
Act on the Protection of Personal Information” published by the Ministry  
of Economy, Trade and Industry.  
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Introduction  
Overview  
„„  
Network security  
„„  
This unit is a controller which is designed to control remote cameras.  
It can be used to control up to 100 remote cameras when IP connections  
are used, and up to 5 remote cameras when serial connections are  
used.  
Also, operation linked to an AW-HS50 compact live switcher can be  
implemented by means of an IP connection.  
As you will use this unit connected to a network, your attention is called  
to the following security risks.  
(1) Leakage or disclosure of information transmitted via this unit  
(2) Unauthorized use of this unit by a third person with malicious  
intent  
(3) Interference or stoppage of this unit by a third person with  
malicious intent  
It is your responsibility to take sufficient network security measures such  
as those described below to protect yourself against the above risks.  
Required personal computer environment  
„„  
Run the software that is supplied with the unit on a personal computer  
which satisfies the following specifications.  
zzUse this unit in a network secured by a firewall, etc.  
zzIf this unit is used in a system with a computer connected, make  
sure that checks for and removal of computer viruses and malicious  
programs are implemented regularly.  
zzDo not install the unit in a location where the unit, cables, and other  
parts may be easily damaged.  
CPU  
Intel® CoreTM2 Duo 2.4 GHz or faster, or a CPU with  
equivalent specs.  
Memory  
Windows XP: 512 MB or more  
Windows 7: 1 GB or more  
User authentication  
The user authentication function of this unit uses basic authentication.  
When basic authentication is used on an unsecured network, there is  
the risk of passwords being leaked.  
Network function  
10BASE-T or 100BASE-TX  
Image display  
function  
We recommend using host authentication in such a case.  
Configure the host authentication settings on the remote cameras. For  
details, refer to the operating instructions for the remote cameras.  
Resolution: 1024768 pixels or more  
Color generation: True Color (24 bits or more)  
Supported  
operating systems  
Windows XP  
Windows 7  
Restrictions on use  
With regards to the network for connecting the remote cameras and  
personal computer to the unit, we recommend that the segment is the  
same.  
Hard disk drive  
Other  
At least 50 MB of free space  
CD-ROM drive  
If there are connections for which the segment is different, events  
dependent upon, for example, settings unique to the network equipment  
may occur so carefully check the connections prior to the start of  
operation.  
(For using the Operating Instructions and various  
software)  
Adobe® Reader®  
(For browsing the Operating Instructions on the  
CD-ROM)  
Disclaimer of warranty  
„„  
IN NO EVENT SHALL Panasonic Corporation BE LIABLE TO ANY  
PARTY OR ANY PERSON, EXCEPT FOR REPLACEMENT OR  
REASONABLE MAINTENANCE OF THE PRODUCT, FOR THE  
CASES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO BELOW:  
(1) ANY DAMAGE AND LOSS, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION,  
DIRECT OR INDIRECT, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR  
EXEMPLARY, ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THE  
PRODUCT;  
(2) PERSONAL INJURY OR ANY DAMAGE CAUSED BY  
INAPPROPRIATE USE OR NEGLIGENT OPERATION OF THE  
USER;  
(3) UNAUTHORIZED DISASSEMBLE, REPAIR OR MODIFICATION  
OF THE PRODUCT BY THE USER;  
(4) INCONVENIENCE OR ANY LOSS ARISING WHEN IMAGES  
ARE NOT DISPLAYED, DUE TO ANY REASON OR CAUSE  
INCLUDING ANY FAILURE OR PROBLEM OF THE PRODUCT;  
(5) ANY PROBLEM, CONSEQUENTIAL INCONVENIENCE,  
OR LOSS OR DAMAGE, ARISING OUT OF THE SYSTEM  
COMBINED BY THE DEVICES OF THIRD PARTY;  
(6) ANY INCONVENIENCE, DAMAGES OR LOSSES RESULTING  
FROM ACCIDENTS CAUSED BY AN INADEQUATE  
INSTALLATION METHOD OR ANY FACTORS OTHER THAN A  
DEFECT IN THE PRODUCT ITSELF;  
(7) LOSS OF REGISTERED DATA CAUSED BY ANY FAILURE;  
(8) ANY DAMAGE OR CLAIMS DUE TO LOSS OR LEAKAGE OF  
IMAGE DATA OR SETTING DATA SAVED ON THIS UNIT OR ON  
A MEMORY CARD OR COMPUTER.  
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Features  
IP connections and serial connections supported  
IP connections  
Easy to operate the remote cameras  
z The unit is equipped with dedicated levers, buttons, and dials for  
performing pan, tilt, zoom, and focus operations. Furthermore,  
there is a dedicated speed adjustment knob for each of them.  
Camera angle adjustment can be performed quickly and reliably.  
z Up to 100 remote cameras*1 can be controlled via a network hub  
(switching hub).  
z The unit’s auto IP setting function can be used to automatically  
assign and control the IP addresses of the remote cameras*1 and  
switcher*2.  
*1: Supported cameras: AW-HE50, AW-HE60, AW-HE120, and AW-HE2  
*2: Supported switcher: AW-HS50  
z The unit is equipped with an AWB button and ABB button for  
executing automatic adjustment of the white balance and black  
balance. Furthermore, there are dedicated dials for adjusting the  
pedestal and gain for each of the R channel and B channel.  
Manual color adjustment is also easy.  
z One remote camera can be simultaneously controlled from up to 5  
units.  
z The 1 to 50 number buttons and page buttons enable quick access  
operations at sites where preset settings are used frequently.  
Also, a playback speed can be assigned to each preset number to  
enable video to be played at a variety of speeds.  
z The setup software supplied with this unit can be used to set the IP  
addresses of the remote cameras and switchers from a personal  
computer via the unit.  
Serial connections  
z Up to 5 remote cameras can be connected.  
z Tracing memory is incorporated for recording a series of  
operations.  
It allows you to duplicate remote camera operations.  
Supported remote cameras  
zzHD integrated cameras  
AW-HE50, AW-HE60, AW-HE120, AW-HE100, and AW-HE2*3  
*3: Some operations of the AW-HE2 differ from those of other HD integrated cameras.  
For details, refer to “Operations of AW-HE2” in Operations and Settings (page 51).  
zzPan-tilt head and camera combinations  
Systems including a combination of any of the following pan-tilt heads and cameras can be controlled.  
Pan-tilt heads  
AW-PH360, AW-PH405, AW-PH650, and AW-PH400*  
*: AW-IF400 is required to connect AW-PH400 to the unit.  
Cameras  
AW-HE870, AW-E860, AW-E750, AW-E650, AW-E350, AK-HC1500, and AK-HC1800  
Supported switcher  
zzCompact live switcher  
AW-HS50  
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Accessories  
Check the accessories.  
zzAfter unpacking the product, dispose of the packaging material appropriately.  
CD-ROM..........................1  
z Operating Instructions <Basics>  
z Operating Instructions <Operations and Settings>  
z Setup software  
Precautions for use  
Observe the following in addition to the information included in “Read this first!”.  
Handle carefully  
Cleaning  
Do not drop the product, or subject it to a strong impact or vibration.  
Do not carry or move the product by the PAN/TILT lever or a dial.  
Doing so may cause a failure or accident.  
Turn the power off and wipe the product with a dry cloth. To remove  
stubborn dirt, dip a cloth into a diluted solution of kitchen detergent  
(neutral detergent), wring it out well, and wipe the product gently.  
Then, wipe the product with a cloth dampened with water. Finally, wipe  
the product with a dry cloth.  
Use the product in an ambient temperature of 0 °C to 40 °C  
(32 °F to 104 °F)  
Avoid using the product in a cold place where the temperature drops  
below 0 °C (32 °F) or in a hot place where the temperature rises above  
40 °C (104 °F) because an extremely low or high temperature will  
adversely affect the internal parts.  
Notes  
zzAvoid using benzine, paint thinners and other volatile fluids.  
zzIf a chemical cleaning cloth is to be used, carefully read through  
the precautions for its use.  
Disposal of the unit  
Turn off the power before connecting or disconnecting  
When the unit has reached the end of its service life and is to be  
disposed of, ask a qualified contractor to dispose of the unit properly in  
order to protect the environment.  
cables  
Before connecting or disconnecting the cables, be sure to turn the power  
off.  
Avoid humidity and dust  
Avoid using the product in a very humid or dusty place because a lot of  
humidity and dust will cause damage to the internal parts.  
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Precautions for installation  
In addition to the safety precautions given in “Read this first!”, also observe the following instructions.  
Be sure to ask your dealer to perform the installation and connection work for the unit.  
Connecting a power supply  
Do not allow any foreign objects to enter inside the unit  
zzAllowing water, metal items, food or drink, or other foreign objects to  
enter inside the unit may cause a fire or electric shock.  
zzInsert the DC plug for the external DC power supply all the way in  
until it locks into place.  
Installation location  
zzThis unit is designed for indoor use only.  
zzInstall and use the unit in a stable location.  
zzAvoid installing the unit where it will be exposed to direct sunlight.  
zzInstalling the unit in a location with a lot of humidity, dust, or vibration  
may result in a failure.  
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zzWhen the unit will not be used for a long time, turn off the power  
switch and remove the DC plug for the external DC power supply to  
save power.  
Example of embedding the unit in a desktop  
When you will use the unit embedded in a desktop, refer to the following procedure.  
1. Make mount angles suitable for the installation location.  
3. Insert the unit into the desktop hole and then fix it in  
place with four screws  
<Mount angle example>  
zzDesk mounting side (unit: mm (inch))  
25 (0000)  
Ø5 (0000)  
(Desk mounting holes)  
160 (0000)  
zzUnit mounting side  
210 (0000)  
140 (0000)  
30  
21  
1.2 (0000)  
(0000)  
(0000)  
35  
Ø3.5 (0000)  
(Unit mounting hole)  
(0000)  
2. Attach the mount angles to the sides of the unit with  
four M3 screws.  
z Provide screws that match the size of the desktop mounting holes  
(e.g. Ø5 mm (00 inches)).  
Unit  
4. If necessary, make and attach a panel to cover the rest  
of desktop hole.  
Panel to cover hole  
M3 screws  
Mount angle  
Note  
zzFor details on the dimensions for attaching mount angles to the  
unit, refer to “Appearance” (page 11).  
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Unit: mm (inch)  
317.2 (0000)  
77 (0000)  
54 (0000)  
342 (0000)  
161 (0000)  
zzMount angle attachment position  
2-M3  
51  
(0000)  
140 (0000)  
249.6 (0000)  
12.4 (0000)  
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Parts and their functions  
Control panel  
Menu operation section  
Memory card section  
Indicator section  
User button section  
Color adjustment  
section  
Camera selection  
section  
Pan and tilt section  
Focus, zoom and iris section  
POWER indicator [POWER]  
Menu and memory selection section  
1
2
Menu operation section  
This turns on when the POWER switch () on the rear panel is set to  
ON while power is supplied to the DC IN socket ().  
ALARM indicator [ALARM]  
This turns on when there is a problem with the power supply (voltage  
drop).  
It also turns on when an alarm (a cooling fan alarm or pan/tilt error)  
has been received from a remote camera.  
⇒“Checking alarm information” in Operations and Settings (page 40)  
LCD panel  
This indicates the current setting statuses.  
3
CAMERA OSD button [CAMERA OSD]  
Hold down this to turn the button indicator on or off and switch the  
4
operation target of the F1 dial and F2 dial.  
Button indicator on : The OSD menu of the selected remote  
camera is displayed.  
The OSD menu of the remote camera can be  
operated with the F1 dial and F2 dial.  
Button indicator off : The OSD menu of the selected remote  
camera is not displayed.  
The menus of the unit can be operated with  
the F1 dial and F2 dial.  
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Parts and their functions (continued)  
F1 dial [F1]  
F2 dial [F2]  
Camera group indicators [CAMERA GROUP 1 to 10]  
The indicator for the selected camera group number is on.  
5
9
:
Use these to operate the menus of the unit or the OSD menu of a  
remote camera.  
Camera status indicators [1] to [10]  
These indicate the statuses of the remote cameras assigned to [1] to  
[10].  
Use the CAMERA OSD button (4) to select which operation to  
perform.  
When the dials are used to operate the menus of the unit, the F1 dial  
operates the items displayed at the top of the LCD panel of the unit,  
and the F2 dial operates the items displayed at the bottom of the LCD  
panel.  
⇒“Selecting a remote camera” (page 38)  
Operation of the OSD menu of a remote camera differs depending on  
the camera type.  
⇒“Operating the OSD menu of a remote camera” in Operations and  
Settings (page 12)  
Pan and tilt section  
EXIT button [EXIT]  
6
Use this to cancel the changes to the settings during operation of the  
OSD menu of a remote camera.  
It cannot be used during operation of the menus of the unit.  
⇒“Operating the OSD menu of a remote camera” in Operations and  
Settings (page 12)  
Camera selection section  
PAN/TILT lever  
Use this to control the direction in which the currently selected remote  
camera points.  
The movement speed differs depending on the angle to which the  
PAN/TILT lever is moved.  
Moved left or right: The camera points to the left or right.  
Moved toward you or away from you:  
The camera points up or down.  
zzWhen the function for linking with a switcher is enabled, you can  
use the PAN/TILT lever to control switcher parameters.  
⇒“Setting linking with a switcher” in Operations and Settings  
(page 31)  
zzSetting [REVERSE] in PAN DIRECTION menu [26] and TILT  
DIRECTION menu [27] changes the direction the camera moves in  
relation to the direction that the lever is moved.  
Mode selection button [SELECT]  
Each press of this switches the button indicator between on and off  
in the order of on → off → on, and so on, and switches the operation  
mode of the camera selection buttons (8).  
7
Button indicator on : Camera selection mode  
Button indicator off : Camera group selection mode  
PAN/TILT SPEED dial [SPEED]  
Use this to adjust the operation speed variation amount for PAN/TILT  
lever operation.  
<
=
Camera selection buttons  
8
Turned clockwise  
: Operation is at a higher speed (HI)  
[CAMERA SELECT/GROUP SELECT 1 to 10]  
Use these to select the remote camera or camera group to control  
from the unit.  
Pressing any of [1] to [10] in camera selection mode switches to the  
corresponding remote camera.  
Pressing any of [1] to [10] in camera group selection mode switches  
to the corresponding camera group and turns on the corresponding  
camera group indicator (9).  
Turned counterclockwise : Operation is at a lower speed (LOW)  
PAN/TILT ENABLE button [ENABLE]  
Use this to enable PAN/TILT lever operation.  
Button indicator on or blinking: PAN/TILT lever operation is  
enabled.  
Button indicator off  
: PAN/TILT lever operation is  
disabled.  
Note  
zzIf a camera selection button is pressed to switch the remote  
camera that the unit controls while the OSD menu of a remote  
camera is displayed, the CAMERA OSD button indicator (4)  
turns off and the OSD menu of the remote camera originally  
selected disappears.  
zzThe PAN/TILT ENABLE button indicator is on while the PAN/TILT  
lever is being used to control the direction in which the remote  
camera points.  
zzThe PAN/TILT ENABLE button indicator is blinking while the PAN/  
TILT lever is being used to control the switcher parameters.  
zzWhen the [7. P/T/Z CONTROL] item in SW FUNCTION menu [42]  
is set to [Button Select], pressing the PAN/TILT ENABLE button  
switches the control application of the PAN/TILT lever.  
⇒“Setting linking with a switcher” in Operations and Settings  
(page 31)  
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Parts and their functions (continued)  
ZOOM button [ZOOM]  
B
Focus, zoom and iris section  
Use this to adjust the lens zoom.  
The zooming speed changes depending on the extent to which the  
button is pressed.  
When the TELE side is pressed : Telephoto setting  
When the WIDE side is pressed : Wide-angle setting  
zzWhen the function for linking with a switcher is enabled, you can press  
the ZOOM button to control switcher parameters.  
⇒ “Setting linking with a switcher” in Operations and Settings  
(page 31)  
zzSetting [REVERSE] in ZOOM DIRECTION menu [28] changes the  
direction the lens zoom moves in relation to the direction that the  
ZOOM button is moved.  
ZOOM SPEED dial [SPEED]  
Use this to adjust the operation variation amount for ZOOM button  
(B) operation.  
X
FOCUS dial [FOCUS]  
>
Turned clockwise  
: Operation is at a higher speed (HI)  
Use this to manually control the focus.  
During auto focusing (when the auto focus button [] indicator is on),  
operation is disabled.  
Turned counterclockwise: Operation is at a lower speed (LOW)  
Turned clockwise  
: The focus moves to the far end.  
IRIS dial [IRIS]  
Turned counterclockwise: The focus moves to the near end.  
During manual iris (when the auto iris button [] indicator is off), use  
this to manually control the lens iris.  
zzSetting “REVERSE” in FOCUS DIRECTION menu [29] changes  
the direction the focus moves in relation to the direction that the  
FOCUS dial is turned.  
During auto iris (when the auto iris button () indicator is on), use  
this to adjust the convergence level of the auto iris of the remote  
camera.  
Turned clockwise  
: The lens iris opens.  
Auto focus button [AUTO]  
Turned counterclockwise: The lens iris closes.  
Use this to set focus control to [Auto (auto focus)].  
During auto focusing, operation of the FOCUS dial (>) and one-  
touch auto focus button () is disabled.  
Auto iris button [AUTO]  
Use this to set lens iris control to [Auto (auto iris)].  
Button indicator on : Auto focus  
Button indicator off : Manual focus  
Button indicator on : Auto iris  
Button indicator off : Manual iris  
zzWhen a lens equipped with an extender function is used for the  
remote camera, each press of this button switches the extender  
function on or off.  
zzWhen AW-HE50 or AW-HE60 is being controlled, Contrast Mode  
switches to “Auto” or “Manual” in conjunction with the selection  
of auto iris or manual iris. Also, if you set the shooting mode to  
“FullAuto”, the lens iris is fixed to auto iris and button operation is  
disabled.  
Button indicator on : The extender function is enabled.  
Button indicator off : The extender function is disabled.  
(For details on how to connect the lens control cables to the pan-tilt  
head, refer to the operating instructions of the pan-tilt head.)  
zzButton operation is disabled if the remote camera has no auto  
focus function and lens extender function.  
FOCUS/ZOOM/IRIS ENABLE button [ENABLE]  
Use this to enable or disable operation of the FOCUS dial (>),  
ZOOM button (B) and IRIS dial ().  
One-touch auto focus button [OTAF]  
When this button is pressed during manual focusing (when the auto  
focus button [] indicator is off), the button indicator turns on for a  
brief moment and the auto focusing operation is performed to bring  
the subject into focus.  
Button indicator on or blinking:  
Operation of the FOCUS dial, ZOOM button  
and IRIS dial is enabled.  
Button indicator off : Operation of the FOCUS dial, ZOOM button  
and IRIS dial is disabled.  
zzButton operation is disabled if the remote camera has no auto  
focus function.  
zzThe FOCUS/ZOOM/IRIS button indicator is on while the ZOOM  
button is being used to control the lens zoom.  
zzThe FOCUS/ZOOM/IRIS ENABLE button indicator is blinking while  
the ZOOM button is being used to control the switcher parameters.  
zzWhen the [7. P/T/Z CONTROL] item in SW FUNCTION menu  
[42] is set to [Button Select], pressing the FOCUS/ZOOM/IRIS  
ENABLE button switches the control application of the ZOOM  
button.  
FOCUS SPEED dial [SPEED]  
Use this to adjust the operation variation amount for FOCUS dial (>)  
operation.  
A
Turned clockwise  
: Operation is at a higher speed (HI)  
Turned counterclockwise: Operation is at a lower speed (LOW)  
⇒ “Setting linking with a switcher” in Operations and Settings  
(page 31)  
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Parts and their functions (continued)  
Color adjustment section  
WHITE BAL A/B/ATW buttons  
[WHITE BAL A/B/ATW]  
Use these to select the white balance mode of the remote camera.  
A
: Press the A button to switch to the white balance state  
registered in memory A of the remote camera and to turn on  
the A button indicator.  
Pressing the AWB button (H) after the A button automatically  
adjusts the white balance and registers the adjustment result  
to memory A of the camera.  
: Press the B button to switch to the white balance state  
registered in memory B of the remote camera and to turn on  
the B button indicator.  
B
Pressing the AWB button (H) after the B button automatically  
adjusts the white balance and registers the adjustment result  
to memory B of the camera.  
ATW: Press the ATW button to switch to the auto tracking white  
balance (ATW) mode for automatically tracking the white  
balance in accordance with the lighting conditions.  
DETAIL button [DETAIL]  
K
M
Use this to adjust the details of the remote camera.  
Pressing the button displays the DETAIL setting values of the remote  
camera on the LCD panel (3). Use the F1 dial and F2 dial (5) to  
change the setting values.  
BARS button [BARS]  
Use this to select the video signal output from the remote camera.  
Each press switches between the signal for the images shot by the  
camera and the color bar signal.  
Button indicator off : Outputs the signal for the images shot by the  
camera  
Button indicator on : Outputs the color bar signal  
GAIN button [GAIN]  
Use this to change the gain setting of the remote camera.  
Pressing the button displays the GAIN setting value of the remote  
camera on the LCD panel (3). Use the F1 dial (5) to change the  
setting value.  
AWB button [AWB]  
H
Use this to execute automatic adjustment of the white balance and  
then register the adjustment result to memory A or B of the remote  
camera.  
The AWB button indicator blinks during white balance adjustment  
and turns off when adjustment is successful. When adjustment was  
not possible, the indicator blinks continuously and the white balance  
setting is not changed.  
AUTO GAIN button [AUTO]  
Use this to automatically adjust the gain of the remote camera.  
Button indicator on : Auto gain  
Button indicator off : Manual gain  
zzIf the shooting mode is set to “FullAuto” when AW-HE50 or  
AW-HE60 is being controlled, the gain is fixed to to auto gain and  
button operation is disabled.  
zzWhen automatic adjustment of the white balance ends, the R GAIN  
and B GAIN values become ±0.  
zzIf the AWB button is pressed when the color bar signal is output  
from the remote camera (when the BARS button () indicator is  
on) or when ATW is selected (when the ATW button () indicator  
is on), the adjustment is not made and the button indicator blinks  
continuously.  
zzWhen adjustment was not possible, try changing, for example, the  
light source, lens iris, and subject, and then perform adjustment  
again.  
PED dial [PED]  
Use this to adjust the master pedestal.  
N
Turned clockwise  
: Displays the setting value of the master  
pedestal on the LCD panel and changes  
the value in the plus (+) direction.  
Turned counterclockwise: Displays the setting value of the master  
pedestal on the LCD panel and changes  
the value in the minus (–) direction.  
ABB button [ABB]  
I
Use this to execute automatic adjustment of the black balance.  
When the button is pressed, adjustment is performed by  
automatically closing the iris.  
zzPressing this dial displays the current setting value on the LCD  
panel (3).  
The ABB button indicator blinks during black balance adjustment  
and turns off when adjustment is successful. When adjustment was  
not possible, the indicator blinks continuously and the black balance  
setting is not changed.  
R/B GAIN dials [R/B GAIN]  
Use these to individually adjust the gain of the R channel and B  
channel (R GAIN and B GAIN) in order to set the desired white  
balance. The adjustment value is registered to memory A or B of the  
remote camera.  
zzWhen adjustment was not possible, check the camera and lens  
cable connections, and then perform adjustment again.  
Turned clockwise  
: Displays the setting values of the R  
GAIN and B GAIN on the LCD panel  
and changes the value in the plus (+)  
direction.  
Turned counterclockwise: Displays the setting values of the R  
GAIN and B GAIN on the LCD panel  
and changes the value in the minus (–)  
direction.  
zzPressing these dials displays the current setting values on the LCD  
panel (3).  
zzIf these dials are turned when ATW is selected (when the ATW  
button [] indicator is on), “–––” appears on the LCD panel and  
the white balance settings are not changed.  
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R/B PED dials [R/B PED]  
Menu and memory selection section  
Use these to individually adjust the pedestal of the R channel and  
B channel (R PED and B PED) in order to set the desired black  
balance.  
Turned clockwise  
: Displays the setting values of the  
R PED and B PED on the LCD panel  
and changes the value in the plus (+)  
direction.  
Turned counterclockwise: Displays the setting values of the  
R PED and B PED on the LCD panel  
and changes the value in the minus (–)  
direction.  
zzPressing these dials displays the current setting values on the LCD  
panel (3).  
Color adjustment ENABLE button [ENABLE]  
Use this to enable or disable operation of the color adjustment  
section.  
Button indicator on : Operation of the color adjustment section is  
enabled.  
Button indicator off : Operation of the color adjustment section is  
disabled.  
zzOperating the DETAIL button (K), GAIN button (), PED dial (N),  
R/B GAIN dials (), and R/B PED dials () switches the LCD  
panel display to the corresponding value, but the original value is  
redisplayed after approximately 3 seconds.  
Indicator section  
Main mode selection buttons [MENU] [PMEM] [TMEM]  
Use these to select the operation mode of the menu and memory  
selection section.  
Pressing a button turns on the button indicator of only that button and  
switches to the corresponding operation mode.  
MENU: Switches to the mode for selecting a menu (MENU mode).  
⇒“Basic operations for the menus” (page 20)  
PMEM: Switches to the mode for recalling, storing, and deleting  
preset memory (PMEM mode).  
⇒“Operating preset memory (PMEM)” in Operations and  
Settings (page 13)  
TMEM: Switches to the mode for recalling, storing, deleting, and  
restoring tracing memory (TMEM mode).  
⇒“Operating tracing memory (TMEM)” in Operations and  
Settings (page 18)  
IRIS indicator [IRIS]  
This indicates the position of the lens iris of the remote camera in  
6 levels.  
Memory mode selection buttons  
[MEM STORE] [MEM DELETE] [RESTORE]  
Use these to select any operation from store, delete, and restore  
when PMEM or TMEM has been selected with the corresponding  
main mode selection button ().  
Pressing a button when its indicator is off turns on the button indicator  
of only that button and switches to the corresponding operation  
mode.  
Pressing a button when its indicator is on turns off all three button  
indicators and switches to the mode for recalling memory (RECALL  
mode).  
ZOOM indicator [ZOOM]  
This indicates the position of the lens zoom of the remote camera in  
6 levels.  
FOCUS indicator [FOCUS]  
This indicates the position of the lens focus of the remote camera in  
6 levels.  
MEM STORE : Switches to the mode for storing memory (STORE  
mode).  
MEM DELETE : Switches to the mode for deleting memory (DELETE  
mode).  
RESTORE  
: Switches to the mode for restoring tracing memory  
(RESTORE mode).  
zzFor details on each mode, refer to the following.  
⇒ “Operating preset memory (PMEM)” in Operations and Settings  
(page 13)  
⇒ “Operating tracing memory (TMEM)” in Operations and Settings  
(page 18)  
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Parts and their functions (continued)  
Number buttons [1] to [50]  
USER ENABLE button [ENABLE]  
Use these to select menus, preset memory, and tracing memory.  
Use this to enable or disable operation of the USER buttons.  
Button indicator on : Operation of the USER buttons is enabled.  
Button indicator off : Operation of the USER buttons is disabled.  
MEMORY SETTING button [MEM SETTING]  
Use this to set SPEED and SCOPE of the preset memory.  
⇒“Operating preset memory (PMEM)” in Operations and Settings  
(page 13)  
X
Memory card section  
PMEM PAGE indicators [1] [2]  
These indicate the page number of the preset memory.  
One of PMEM PAGE [1] and [2] lights green.  
Z
PMEM PAGE button [PMEM PAGE]  
Use this to select the page number of the preset memory.  
Each press of the button switches which of the PMEM PAGE  
indicators () is on in the order of [1]→[2]→[1], and so on.  
MEMORY ENABLE button [MEM ENABLE]  
Use this to enable or disable operation of the preset memory and  
tracing memory.  
[
Memory card slot  
Insert an SD memory card (option) or SDHC memory card (option).  
Button indicator on : Enabled  
Button indicator off : Disabled  
Memory card access lamp  
zzMenu operation is possible even when the MEMORY ENABLE  
button indicator is off.  
This is lit while the memory card is being accessed.  
(It blinks when access for a short period of time is performed  
repeatedly.)  
Do not turn off the power of the unit or remove the memory card while  
the access lamp is lit or blinking. Doing so may cause the data in the  
memory card to become corrupt.  
User button section  
zzMemory cards  
Memory cards used with the unit should conform to SD or SDHC  
standards.  
Be sure to use the unit to format memory cards.  
Memory cards with the following capacity can be used with the  
unit.  
SDXC memory cards and MultiMediaCards (MMC) are not  
supported.  
SD  
8 MB to 2 GB  
USER buttons [USER 1] to [USER 8]  
Use these to access the functions assigned to USER 1 to USER 8.  
⇒“Assigning functions to the USER buttons” in Operations and  
Settings (page 30)  
SDHC 4 GB to 32 GB  
Also, when the SHIFT button () is pressed to turn on its indicator,  
you can use these buttons to access preset memory groups and  
SCENE 1 to SCENE 4 of the remote camera.  
⇒“Making image adjustments for the selected remote camera” in  
Operations and Settings (page 6)  
For the latest information not described in the Operating  
Instructions, refer to the following websites.  
(Japanese) http://panasonic.biz/sav/  
(English)  
http://pro-av.panasonic.net/  
z Observe the following points when using and storing the  
memory cards.  
• Avoid high temperature and humidity.  
• Avoid water droplets.  
SHIFT button [SHIFT]  
Use this to switch the operation mode for USER buttons.  
Each press of the button switches the button indicator in the order of  
on → off → on, and so on.  
• Avoid static electricity.  
Button indicator off : The SHIFT button is disabled.  
Pressing the USER 1 to USER 8 buttons  
accesses the functions assigned to USER 1  
to USER 8.  
Button indicator on : The SHIFT button is enabled.  
Pressing the USER 1 to USER 8 buttons  
accesses the preset memory groups and  
SCENE 1 to SCENE 4 of the remote camera.  
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Parts and their functions (continued)  
Rear panel  
POWER switch [POWER]  
When the POWER switch is set to the ON position, the POWER  
indicator (1) lights, and the unit can be operated.  
DC IN socket [12V  
IN] (DC 12 V)  
Hirose Electric: HA16RA-4P(77)  
Connect an external DC power supply to this connector.  
Pin number  
Function  
GND  
NC  
1
2
1
2
3
4
TO PAN/TILT HEAD 1 to 5 connectors  
[TO PAN/TILT HEAD 1 to 5] (RJ-45)  
Connect remote cameras that support a serial connection to these  
3
4
NC  
connectors with LAN cables.  
+12 V  
Connect them with straight cables (category 5 or above).  
LAN connector [LAN] (RJ-45)  
About the external DC power supply  
zzMake sure that the output voltage meets the voltage rating of the  
unit before you connect the external DC power supply.  
zzChoose an external DC power supply with an output current  
rating that is the same as or higher than the input current rating  
of the unit.  
(10BASE-T/100BASE-TX)  
Connect a remote camera, switcher or computer that supports an IP  
connection to this connector with a LAN cable.  
When directly connecting a device to the unit, use a crossover cable  
(category 5 or above).  
zzInrush current occurs when the power of the unit is turned on.  
Insufficient power supply capacity at power on may cause a  
failure. We recommend using an external DC power supply that  
provides at least twice the power consumed by the unit.  
When connecting via a hub (switching hub) or other device, use a  
straight cable (category 5 or above).  
TALLY/GPI connector [TALLY/GPI]  
JST: JBY-25S-1A3F(LF)(SN)  
Connect an external device to this connector to receive tally  
information or send the camera selection status.  
zzCheck the pin assignment of the DC output terminal  
(DC plug) of the external DC power supply and the pin  
assignment of the DC IN terminal on the unit, and connect  
the terminals with the correct polarity.  
zzIncorrect connection of the +12 V power supply to the  
GND terminal may cause a fire or failure.  
REMOTE connector [REMOTE]  
JST: JEY-9S-1A3F(LF)(SN)  
Connect an external device to this connector when you want to  
control remote cameras from an external device.  
Grounding terminal [SIGNAL GND]  
Connect this to the system ground.  
LCD CONTRAST control [LCD CONTRAST]  
Use this to adjust the contrast of the LCD panel (3).  
Wire fastening hole  
A commercially available anti-theft wire can be fastened to this hole  
to prevent theft.  
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Basic operations of the unit  
5. Adjust the lens iris.  
1. Turn on the unit’s power.  
When the FOCUS/ZOOM/IRIS ENABLE button [ENABLE] indicator  
is on, turn the IRIS dial to adjust the lens iris.  
Set the POWER switch to the ON position.  
Power is supplied to the unit, and the POWER indicator turns on.  
z When the “2. AUTO ON” item in CAMERA SETUP menu [24]  
is set to “On”, the power of the remote cameras also turn on  
simultaneously with the turning on of the unit's power.  
⇒“How to turn on and off the power of the remote cameras” in  
Operations and Settings (page 4)  
z The remote cameras set to “Serial” or “Network” in CTRL TYPE  
menu [36] are targets for turning the power on simultaneously  
with the turning on of the unit's power.  
6. Adjust the focus.  
When the FOCUS/ZOOM/IRIS ENABLE button [ENABLE] indicator  
is on, turn the FOCUS dial to adjust the lens focus.  
When the one-touch auto focus button is pressed during manual  
focusing, the mode switches to auto focusing mode temporarily, and  
the subject is brought into focus automatically.  
z OTAF (one-touch auto focus) is enabled for remote cameras  
which are equipped with the OTAF function.  
⇒“Setting the connection types for remote cameras (serial/IP/no  
connection)” (page 30)  
7. Turn off the unit’s power.  
2. Select a remote camera.  
Set the POWER switch to the OFF position.  
When the selection mode button [SELECT] indicator is on, press a  
[CAMERA SELECT/GROUP SELECT] button to select the remote  
camera to control from the unit.  
The unit’s power is turned off, and the POWER indicator turns off.  
z When the unit’s power is turned off, the power of the connected  
remote cameras does not turn off.  
z To turn off the power of the remote cameras, select and execute  
[ALL OFF↓] or [GROUP OFF↓] in the [1. CAM POWER] item of  
CAMERA SETUP menu [24].  
⇒“How to turn on and off the power of the remote cameras” in  
Operations and Settings (page 4)  
3. Adjust the direction in which the remote camera points.  
When the PAN/TILT ENABLE button [ENABLE] indicator is on,  
use the PAN/TILT lever to adjust the direction in which the remote  
camera points.  
4. Adjust the zoom.  
When the FOCUS/ZOOM/IRIS ENABLE button [ENABLE] indicator  
is on, use the zoom button to adjust the lens zoom.  
When the TELE side is pressed, the zoom is set to the telephoto  
mode, and when the WIDE side is pressed, it is set to the wide-  
angle mode.  
1, 7  
2
3
5
4
6
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Basic operations for the menus  
1. Set the MENU button to ON.  
Press the MENU button to turn on its indicator.  
Notations used for menus in this manual  
In this manual, the following notations are used for menu names  
assigned to the number buttons.  
2. Select the target menu.  
Press any of the number buttons [21] to [50] to turn on its indicator.  
The selected menu is displayed on the LCD panel.  
Number  
button  
Menu name notation  
in this manual  
Number  
button  
Menu name notation  
in this manual  
[21]  
[22]  
[23]  
[24]  
[25]  
[26]  
[27]  
[28]  
[29]  
[30]  
[31]  
[32]  
[33]  
[34]  
[35]  
SHUTTER  
[36]  
[37]  
[38]  
[39]  
[40]  
[41]  
[42]  
[43]  
[44]  
[45]  
[46]  
[47]  
[48]  
[49]  
[50]  
CTRL TYPE  
AUTO IP  
ND FILTER  
3. Use the F1 dial and F2 dial to change the setting values.  
Use the F1 dial and F2 dial to select the menus and change the  
setting values.  
FUNCTION  
SWAP IP  
CAMERA SETUP  
RP SETUP  
MANUAL IP  
PORT NO  
SW SETUP  
SW FUNCTION  
SW INPUT  
TALLY  
Use the F1 dial for operations involving the items displayed on the  
top line of the LCD panel. Use the F2 dial for operations involving  
the items displayed on the bottom line of the LCD panel.  
PAN DIRECTION  
TILT DIRECTION  
ZOOM DIRECTION  
FOCUS DIRECTION  
PTZ ADJUST  
PM GRP1  
3
GPI OUT  
3
SD SAVE  
SD LOAD  
SD DELETE  
SYSTEM  
1
PM GRP2  
PM GRP3  
PM GRP4  
USER BUTTON  
ALARM  
zzMenus appear as, for example, “SHUTTER menu [21]” in this manual.  
2
zzWhen “↓” is displayed for a setting value, it means that the  
value will be confirmed and the setting reflected when the dial  
is pressed. The “↓” indication will disappear after the dial is  
pressed.  
1.SHUTTER  
Off  
zzWhen “↓” is not displayed for a setting value, it means that the  
value will be confirmed and the setting reflected when the dial  
is turned.  
2.SPEED  
1/100  
For details on the settings for each of the menus, refer to <Operations  
and Settings>.  
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Connections  
Examples of IP connections  
IP connections for remote cameras (AW-HE120, AW-HE50S and AW-HE60S) and AW-HS50  
„„  
HD integrated camera  
AW-HE120  
HD integrated cameras(*)  
AW-HE120  
Supplied AC adapter  
LAN connector  
SDI video signals  
LAN cables  
(Straight cables)  
Max. 100 m (328 ft)  
Monitor 2  
Switching hub  
Monitor 1  
LAN cable  
(Straight cable)  
Max. 100 m (328 ft)  
Monitor  
Monitor  
Compact live switcher  
AW-HS50  
Supplied AC adapter  
External DC  
power supply  
(option)  
Remote camera controller  
AW-RP120  
(*) The illustration of the supplied AC adapter has been omitted.  
z The diagram above is an example of connecting AW-HE120 but you can use the same connection method for both AW-HE50S and AW-HE60S.  
z Use straight cables (category 5 or above) for the LAN cables.  
z It is possible to have a mixture of remote cameras connected via serial connections and remote cameras connected via IP connections.  
z A total of up to 100 remote cameras connected via IP connections and serial connections can be registered as control destinations to one unit.  
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Connections (continued)  
IP connections for multiple units and remote cameras (AW-HE120, AW-HE50 and AW-HE60)  
„„  
HD integrated camera  
AW-HE120  
HD integrated cameras(*)  
AW-HE120  
Supplied AC adapter  
LAN cables  
(Straight cables)  
Max. 100 m (328 ft)  
Switching hub  
Remote camera controller  
Remote camera controller  
Remote camera controller  
AW-RP120  
Remote camera controller  
AW-RP120  
Remote camera controller  
AW-RP120  
AW-RP120  
AW-RP120  
External DC power supply  
(option)  
External DC power supply  
(option)  
External DC power supply  
(option)  
External DC power supply  
(option)  
External DC power supply  
(option)  
(*) The illustration of the supplied AC adapter has been omitted.  
z The diagram above is an example of connecting AW-HE120 but you can use the same connection method for both AW-HE50 and AW-HE60.  
z Use straight cables (category 5 or above) for the LAN cables.  
z One remote camera can be simultaneously controlled from up to 5 units. (When IP connection.)  
IP connection for one unit and one remote camera (AW-HE120, AW-HE50, or AW-HE60)  
„„  
HD integrated camera  
AW-HE120  
LAN cable (crossover cable)  
Max. 100 m (328 ft)  
Supplied AC adapter  
External DC  
power supply  
(option)  
Remote camera controller  
AW-RP120  
z Use a crossover cable (category 5 or above) for the LAN cable.  
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Connections (continued)  
Examples of serial connections  
Serial connections for AW-HE120 remote cameras  
„„  
HD integrated camera  
AW-HE120  
HD integrated cameras(*)  
AW-HE120  
Supplied AC adapter  
RS422 connector  
LAN cables (straight cables)  
Max. 1000 m (3280 ft)  
SDI video  
signals  
Monitor 1  
Monitor 2  
Monitor  
Monitor  
Switcher  
System tally  
Remote camera controller  
AW-RP120  
External DC power supply  
(option)  
(*) The illustration of the supplied AC adapter has been omitted.  
z Use straight cables (category 5 or above) for the LAN cables.  
z When serial connections are used, up to five remote cameras can be connected to one unit.  
z It is possible to have a mixture of remote cameras connected via IP connections and remote cameras connected via serial connections.  
z A total of up to 100 remote cameras connected via IP connections and serial connections can be registered as control destinations to one unit.  
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Connections (continued)  
Serial connection for a remote camera (AW-HE50 or AW-HE60)  
„„  
HD integrated camera  
AW-HE50  
Remote camera controller  
AW-RP120  
LAN cable (straight cable)  
Max. 1000 m (3280 ft)  
RJ-45 relay  
adapter  
()  
Monitor  
Multi-interface cable  
AW-CA20T6G  
External DC power supply  
(option)  
Supplied AC adapter  
() Connect to the connector indicated as “IN”.  
z The diagram above is an example of connecting AW-HE50 but you can use the same connection method for AW-HE60.  
z The multi-interface cable (AW-CA20T6G) is required for a serial connection with a remote camera (AW-HE50 or AW-HE60).  
z Use a straight cable (category 5 or above) for the LAN cable.  
z When serial connections are used, up to five remote cameras can be connected to one unit.  
Serial connection for AW-HE100  
„„  
HD integrated camera  
AW-HE100  
LAN cable (straight cable)  
Max. 1000 m (3280 ft)  
Remote camera controller  
AW-RP120  
Monitor  
External DC power supply  
(option)  
z Use a straight cable (category 5 or above) for the LAN cable.  
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Connections (continued)  
Serial connections for AW-PH400 and camera  
„„  
Supported camera:  
Any of AW-HE870, AW-E860, AW-E750, AW-E650, AW-E350, AK-HC1500 or AK-HC1800  
Zoom lens  
LAN cable (straight cable)  
Remote camera  
controller  
Max. 1000 m (3280 ft)  
Max. 500 m (1640 ft)  
AW-RP120  
Indoor pan-tilt head  
AW-PH400  
Protocol converter  
AW-IF400  
External DC power  
supply  
Camera  
External DC power supply  
(option)  
(option)  
zzSwitch settings of AW-IF400  
SET UP  
SW1 SW2  
1
2
3
4
ON  
(300 deg.)  
OFF  
(190 deg.)  
OFF  
OFF  
ON  
OFF  
OFF  
z Use a straight cable (category 5 or above) for the LAN cable.  
Serial connections for AW-PH405 and camera  
„„  
Supported camera:  
Any of AW-HE870, AW-E860, AW-E750, AW-E650, AW-E350, AK-HC1500 or AK-HC1800  
Zoom lens  
Indoor pan-tilt head  
AW-PH405  
Camera  
LAN cable (straight cable)  
Max. 1000 m (3280 ft)  
Remote camera controller  
AW-RP120  
External DC power supply  
(option)  
Monitor  
z Use a straight cable (category 5 or above) for the LAN cable.  
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Connections (continued)  
Serial connections for AW-PH650 and camera  
„„  
Outdoor pan-tilt head  
AW-PH650  
MULTI  
SDI  
OUT  
POWER  
RJ-45 relay adapter  
LAN cable (straight cable)  
Max. 1000 m (3280 ft)  
Remote camera controller  
AW-RP120  
Pr  
Y
Pb  
G/L input  
External DC power supply  
(option)  
Monitor  
z Use a straight cable (category 5 or above) for the LAN cable.  
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Network settings of the unit  
To control a remote camera connected via an IP connection from the  
unit, you need to set the network settings of the unit.  
Setting the subnet mask  
Note  
1. Open RP SETUP menu [25] and turn the F1 dial to  
display the “8. SUBNETMASK” item.  
zzCorrect operation is not possible if the same IP address already  
exists in the same network.  
Set IP addresses that are not duplicates of any existing IP  
addresses.  
8.SUBNETMASK  
255 255.255.000  
z This is set to “255.255.255.000” by default.  
Setting the IP address of the unit  
2. Use the F2 dial to set the subnet mask of the unit.  
Enter this in four blocks of numerals.  
Enter all of the blocks and then press the F2 dial to confirm the  
subnet mask.  
z When you enter a value that cannot be set, the following  
message appears and the subnet mask is not set.  
Refer to the “Settable addresses” (page 28) memo.  
1. Open RP SETUP menu [25] and turn the F1 dial to  
display the “7. IP ADDRESS” item.  
7.IP ADDRESS  
192 168.000.009  
Unavailable  
network setting  
z This is set to “192.168.000.009” by default.  
Note  
2. Use the F2 dial to set the IP address of the unit to one  
that is not a duplicate of that of another device.  
Enter this in four blocks of numerals.  
zzIn order for the setting to take effect, the unit must be  
restarted. Turn off the unit’s power, and then turn it back on.  
Enter all of the blocks and then press the F2 dial to confirm the IP  
address.  
z When the IP address is a duplicate of that of a remote camera or  
switcher connection destination, the following message appears  
and the IP address is not set.  
Setting the default gateway  
7.IP ADDRESS  
IP Duplicate!  
1. Open RP SETUP menu [25] and turn the F1 dial to  
display the “9. GATEWAY” item.  
z When you enter a value that cannot be set, the following  
message appears and the IP address is not set.  
Refer to the “Settable addresses” (page 28) memo.  
9.GATEWAY  
192 168.000.001  
Unavailable  
z This is set to “192.168.000.001” by default.  
network setting  
2. Use the F2 dial to set the default gateway of the unit.  
Enter this in four blocks of numerals.  
Notes  
Enter all of the blocks and then press the F2 dial to confirm the  
default gateway.  
z When you enter a value that cannot be set, the following  
message appears and the default gateway is not set.  
Refer to the “Settable addresses” (page 28) memo.  
zzIn order for the setting to take effect, the unit must be  
restarted. Turn off the unit’s power, and then turn it back on.  
zzConsult the network administrator before setting the IP  
address.  
Unavailable  
network setting  
Note  
zzIn order for the setting to take effect, the unit must be  
restarted. Turn off the unit’s power, and then turn it back on.  
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Network settings of the unit (continued)  
Setting the reception port number  
Set the port number for receiving camera information update  
notifications from remote cameras.  
Settable addresses  
Set this when connecting with remote cameras via a router.  
192.168.000.001  
Block 1  
Block 2  
Block 3  
Block 4  
1. Open RP SETUP menu [25] and turn the F1 dial to  
display the “11. PORT CAM1” to “110. PORT CAM100”  
items.  
11.PORT CAM1  
61000  
zzFor the IP address and default gateway, you can set values within the  
following ranges.  
Block 1: 1 to 223  
Block 3: 0 to 255  
Block 2: 0 to 255  
Block 4: 1 to 254  
to  
However, “127.000.000.001” cannot be set even though it is within the  
above ranges.  
110.PORT CAM100  
61000  
zzFor the subnet mask, you can set values within the following ranges.  
Block 1: 0 to 255  
Block 3: 0 to 255  
Block 2: 0 to 255  
Block 4: 0 to 255  
2. Use the F2 dial to set the reception port number for  
each camera number.  
However, “000.000.000.000” and “127.000.000.001” cannot be set  
even though they are within the above ranges.  
Input range : 61000 to 65534  
z Only even numbers can be set.  
Displaying the MAC address  
Setting GLOBAL AREA  
Set this when controlling remote cameras via a public line.  
Set GLOBAL AREA to “On” to send control commands regardless of the  
status of the remote camera that is the connection destination.  
The camera status indicators that correspond to camera numbers with  
the connection type set to “Network” are always lit green, and the other  
camera status indicators are off.  
1. Open RP SETUP menu [25] and turn the F1 dial to  
display the “10. MAC ADDRESS” item.  
10.MAC ADDRESS  
  
For details on the camera status indicator display when GLOBAL AREA  
is set to “Off”, refer to “Selecting a remote camera” (page 38).  
zzFor details on connection types, refer to “Setting the connection types  
for remote cameras (serial/IP/no connection)” (page 30).  
z The MAC address can only be displayed. It cannot be changed.  
1. Open RP SETUP menu [25] and turn the F1 dial to  
display the “6. GLOBAL AREA” item.  
6.GLOBAL AREA  
Off  
2. Turn the F2 dial to display “On”, and then press the F2  
dial to confirm the setting.  
Note  
zzWhen the GLOBAL AREA setting is “On”, a remote camera  
connected with a serial connection cannot be controlled.  
For a camera number with the connection type set to “Serial”,  
the connection type is automatically set to “NoAsign” when the  
GLOBAL AREA setting is set to “On”.  
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Settings for connecting with the remote cameras and switcher  
To control remote cameras from the unit and use the function to link the  
unit and a switcher, you need to set the connection settings in advance.  
There are two ways of configuring the connection settings. You can  
either configure the settings on the unit or use the setup software to  
configure the settings.  
This section describes how to configure the settings on the unit.  
For details on how to use the setup software to configure the settings,  
refer to “Setup Software” in Operations and Settings (page 45).  
Overview of related menus and operations  
CTRL TYPE menu [36]  
Set the connection type (serial/IP/no connection) for the remote  
camera to be connected for each camera number.  
AUTO IP menu [37]  
Use this menu when you want to configure the settings for linking with  
the remote cameras and a switcher automatically. (Auto IP setting)  
There are the following three operation modes.  
Notes  
zzAll the remote cameras are set to the same IP address when  
they are shipped from the factory. Therefore, if multiple remote  
cameras left set to the factory default state are connected with IP  
connections and then operated from the unit, they will not operate  
properly.  
zzWhen another remote camera that is set to the same IP address  
as an existing remote camera is to be connected because, for  
example, the existing remote camera is being replaced, turn off  
the unit’s power before making the connection. When the remote  
camera is connected without first turning off the unit’s power, the  
remote camera may not operate properly.  
RENEW IP ADR  
Configures the link settings by the unit  
renewing the IP addresses set on the remote  
cameras and switcher.  
KEEP IP ADR  
Configures the link settings by keeping the  
IP addresses set on the remote cameras  
and switcher and renewing the connection  
destination IP addresses set on the unit.  
ALL CLEAR  
Initializes the connection destination IP  
addresses set on the unit.  
SWAP IP menu [38]  
Use this menu when you want to change the camera number and  
connection destination IP address combinations linked by auto IP  
setting.  
Link settings  
MANUAL IP menu [39]  
Use this menu when you want to check or manually change the  
connection destination IP address set for each camera number.  
Selecting one of the camera numbers CAM1 to CAM100 on the unit  
identifies the remote camera to control. When the remote camera you  
are attempting to control is connected via an IP connection, you need  
to set an IP address that is not a duplicate of that of each of the remote  
cameras and associate each IP address and each camera number on  
the unit beforehand in order to perform control.  
SW SETUP menu [41]  
Use this menu when you want to set the connection type  
(IP/no connection) for the switcher to be linked with the unit or set the  
connection destination IP addresses.  
Likewise, to use the function for linking with a switcher, you you need to  
associate the IP address of the switcher with the unit.  
These association settings are referred to as “link settings” in this  
manual.  
Connection destination IP addresses  
The IP address for the unit to identify the connection target (remote  
camera or switcher) is referred to as the “connection destination IP  
address” in this manual.  
One remote camera connection destination IP address for each of the  
CAM1 to CAM100 camera numbers (total of 100) is set on the unit, and  
one switcher connection destination IP address is set on the unit.  
You can confirm the connection destination IP address for each camera  
number in MANUAL IP menu [39]. You can confirm the connection  
destination IP address for the switcher in SW SETUP menu [41].  
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Settings for connecting with the remote cameras and switcher (continued)  
Setting the connection types for remote  
cameras (serial/IP/no connection)  
Setting the IP addresses automatically  
(auto IP setting)  
When auto IP setting is executed, the settings for linking between the  
remote cameras and switcher connected within the same subnet as the  
unit are configured automatically.  
1. Set the connection types for camera numbers CAM1 to  
CAM100.  
Open CTRL TYPE menu [36] and turn the F1 dial to display the  
The following explanations are split into configuring the settings for the  
first time (when the remote cameras and switcher are in the factory  
default state) and introducing additional remote cameras or a switcher  
into an environment in which IP connections are already in use.  
camera number to set.  
1.CAM1  
NoAsign  
When configuring the settings for the first time  
2. Turn the F2 dial to select the connection type, and then  
press the F2 dial to confirm the setting.  
<Overview of operation>  
The link settings can be configured by executing “RENEW IP ADR” in  
AUTO IP menu [37].  
With “RENEW IP ADR”, the unit first searches within the same subnet  
mask. Then, a link is set between each detected remote camera and  
a camera number for which the connection type is set to “NoAsign”  
on the unit.  
At that time, the IP address of each remote camera is overwritten with  
the connection destination IP address value set for the corresponding  
camera number on the unit.  
Serial  
: Serial connection  
Network : IP connection  
NoAsign : No connection (default setting)  
z The TO PAN/TILT HEAD connectors [1] to [5] for serial  
connections correspond to each of the camera numbers CAM1  
to CAM5.  
The serial connection “Serial” setting cannot be selected for  
CAM6 to CAM100.  
Likewise, when a new switcher is detected while the connection  
type for the switcher is set to “NoAsign” on the unit, the link setting is  
configured by overwriting the IP address of the detected switcher with  
the connection destination IP address value set on the unit.  
Note  
zzWhen performing the steps described in “auto IP setting”  
(page 30), set the target camera number to “NoAsign”.  
Example:  
(1) IP addresses set for remote cameras A, B and C.  
Remote camera A : 192.168.000.010  
Remote camera B : 192.168.000.010  
Remote camera C : 192.168.000.010  
Setting the connection type (IP/  
no connection) for the switcher  
(2) Connection types set on the unit (CTRL TYPE menu [36])  
CAM1 : NoAsign  
CAM2 : NoAsign  
1. Set the connection type for the switcher to be linked  
with the unit.  
CAM3 : NoAsign  
Open SW SETUP menu [41] and turn the F1 dial to open the  
“1. SW CTL” item.  
(3) Connection destination IP addresses set on the unit (MANUAL  
IP menu [39])  
CAM1 : 192.168.000.010  
CAM2 : 192.168.000.011  
CAM3 : 192.168.000.012  
1.SW CTL  
NoAsign  
When “RENEW IP ADR” is executed in this state, the IP  
addresses of remote cameras A to C are overwritten with the  
following values, and a link is set to each of the camera numbers  
CAM1 to CAM3, respectively.  
2. Turn the F2 dial to select the connection type, and then  
press the F2 dial to confirm the setting.  
Network : IP connection  
NoAsign : No connection (default setting)  
Remote camera A : 192.168.000.010  
Remote camera B : 192.168.000.011  
Remote camera C : 192.168.000.012  
Note  
zzWhen performing the steps described in “auto IP setting”  
(page 30), set the “1. SW CTL” item to “NoAsign”.  
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3. Turn the F2 dial to select “Yes”, and then press the F2  
192.168.000.010  
dial.  
192.168.000.011  
Auto IP setting starts.  
During auto IP setting, the progress is indicated by the number of  
192.168.000.010  
192.168.000.010  
“
” which are reduced one by one.  
192.168.000.012  
192.168.000.010  
Remote  
camera B  
1.AUTO SET  
Remote  
camera C  
Remote  
camera A  
CAM2  
CAM1  
CAM3  
When all the operations have been completed successfully, the  
following message appears.  
1.AUTO SET  
COMPLETE  
Switcher  
Unit  
192.168.000.008  
192.168.000.008  
192.168.000.009  
The remote cameras and the switcher are automatically rebooted,  
and they restart with the new IP addresses that were set.  
The remote cameras can now be operated from the unit.  
The function for linking the switcher with the unit can now be used.  
z The subnet mask, default gateway, and port number settings are  
set the same as those for the unit.  
z For the camera numbers for which auto IP setting is executed, the  
connection type becomes “Network” and the camera numbers are  
excluded from the setting targets the next time auto IP setting is  
executed.  
However, camera numbers for which the connection destination IP  
address was changed manually or connection type was changed  
to “NoAsign” or “Serial” and then returned to “Network” after auto  
IP setting was executed become target for auto IP setting again.  
z When setting the IP addresses failed, the following message  
appears.  
1.AUTO SET  
SET UP ERR!  
The cause of the problem is likely to be a network malfunction.  
Check the connection status of the hub and LAN cables, and then  
retry the auto IP setting operation.  
<Operating procedure>  
Note  
zzBefore configuring the settings, check that the connection types  
of the remote cameras are “NoAsign”.  
Connection type settings  
CTRL TYPE menu [36] → “1. CAM1” to “100. CAM100” items  
1. Connect the remote cameras, switcher and unit to the  
network within the same subnet.  
2. Open AUTO IP menu [37], turn the F2 dial to display  
“RENEW IP ADR” and press the F2 dial.  
1.AUTO SET  
RENEW IP ADR  
Both the number of devices (all remote cameras and the switcher)  
currently being managed by the unit and the number of new devices  
detected are displayed on the LCD panel.  
C:003/003 S:1/1  
NO  
C:003/003  
Number of devices currently managed by the unit  
+ number of new devices detected  
Number of new devices detected  
C: Remote camera, S: Switcher  
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Settings for connecting with the remote cameras and switcher (continued)  
When introducing additional remote cameras or a  
switcher into an environment in which IP connections  
are already in use  
Remote  
camera B  
The settings can be configured using auto IP setting even when  
introducing additional remote cameras or a switcher into an environment  
in which IP connections are already in use.  
Remote  
camera C  
Remote  
camera A  
192.168.000.010  
192.168.000.013  
There are the following two methods.  
1. Automatically changing the IP address set on the additional  
device to be introduced from the unit  
CAM4  
2. Leaving the IP addresses of the additional devices to be  
introduced unchanged and automatically updating the  
connection destination IP addresses set on the unit  
Remote  
camera D  
Connection destination IP  
address of CAM4  
192.168.000.013  
zzThe subnet mask, default gateway, and port number settings are set  
to the same as those for the unit.  
Automatically changing the IP address set on the  
„„  
additional device to be introduced from the unit  
zzWhen you connect a remote camera for which the IP address has  
been changed using a personal computer or other device after a link  
was set to the unit with auto IP setting and then execute “RENEW  
IP ADR”, the same IP address as was set when auto IP setting was  
executed the first time is set again for the corresponding camera.  
<Overview of operation>  
The link settings can be configured by executing “RENEW IP ADR” in  
AUTO IP menu [37].  
With “RENEW IP ADR”, the unit first searches within the same subnet  
mask. Then, links are set between the newly detected remote cameras  
and camera numbers for which the connection type is set to “NoAsign”  
on the unit.  
<Operating procedure>  
At that time, the IP addresses of the remote cameras are overwritten  
with the connection destination IP address values set on the unit.  
Likewise, when a new switcher is detected while the connection  
type for the switcher is set to “NoAsign” on the unit, the link setting is  
configured by overwriting the IP address of the detected switcher with  
the connection destination IP address value set on the unit.  
1. Connect the additional remote cameras and switcher  
to be introduced and the unit to the network within the  
same subnet.  
2. Open AUTO IP menu [37], turn the F2 dial to display  
“RENEW IP ADR” and press the F2 dial.  
Example:  
1.AUTO SET  
(1) Operation is being performed with the three remote cameras A, B  
and C set to CAM1, CAM2 and CAM3, respectively.  
RENEW IP ADR  
(2) The new remote camera D (with the following IP address value)  
is added.  
Both the number of devices (all remote cameras and the switcher)  
currently being managed by the unit and the number of new devices  
detected are displayed on the LCD panel.  
Remote camera D : 192.168.000.010  
(3) Connection types set on the unit (CTRL TYPE menu [36])  
CAM1 : Network  
CAM2 : Network  
CAM3 : Network  
CAM4 : NoAsign  
C:001/004 S:0/1  
NO  
C:001/004  
Number of devices currently managed by the unit  
+ number of new devices detected  
Number of new devices detected  
(4) Connection destination IP address set on the unit (MANUAL IP  
menu [39])  
CAM4 : 192.168.000.013  
C: Remote camera, S: Switcher  
When “RENEW IP ADR” is executed in this state, the IP address of  
remote camera D is overwritten with the following value, and a link is  
set to the camera number CAM4.  
Remote camera D : 192.168.000.013  
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3. Turn the F2 dial to select “Yes”, and then press the F2  
Example:  
dial.  
(1) Operation is being performed with the three remote cameras A, B  
Auto IP setting starts.  
During auto IP setting, the progress is indicated by the number of  
and C set to CAM1, CAM2 and CAM3, respectively.  
(2) The new remote camera D (with the following IP address value)  
is added.  
“
” which are reduced one by one.  
1.AUTO SET  
Remote camera D : 192.168.000.020  
(3) Connection types set on the unit (CTRL TYPE menu [36])  
CAM1 : Network  
CAM2 : Network  
CAM3 : Network  
When all the operations have been completed successfully, the  
following message appears.  
CAM4 : NoAsign  
1.AUTO SET  
COMPLETE  
(4) Connection destination IP address set on the unit (MANUAL IP  
menu [39])  
CAM4 : 192.168.000.013  
The remote cameras and the switcher are automatically rebooted,  
and they restart with the new IP addresses which were set.  
The remote cameras can now be operated from the unit.  
The function for linking the switcher with the unit can now be used.  
When “KEEP IP ADR” is executed in this state, the IP address of  
remote camera D is not changed, the connection destination IP  
address set on the unit is overwritten with the following value, and a  
link is set to remote camera D.  
z When setting the IP addresses failed, the following message  
Connection destination IP address of CAM4:  
appears.  
192.168.000.200  
1.AUTO SET  
SET UP ERR!  
The cause of the problem is likely to be a network malfunction.  
Check the connection status of the hub and LAN cables, and then  
retry the auto IP setting operation.  
Remote  
camera B  
Remote  
camera C  
Remote  
camera A  
192.168.000.200  
Leaving the IP addresses of the additional devices to  
„„  
be introduced unchanged and automatically updating  
the connection destination IP addresses set on the  
unit  
CAM4  
Remote  
camera D  
Connection destination IP  
address of CAM4  
<Overview of operation>  
The link settings can be configured by executing “KEEP IP ADR” in  
AUTO IP menu [37].  
192.168.000.013  
192.168.000.200  
With “KEEP IP ADR”, the unit first searches within the same subnet  
mask.  
Then, links are set between the newly detected remote cameras and  
camera numbers for which the connection type is set to “NoAsign” on  
the unit.  
At that time, the IP addresses of the remote cameras are kept as is  
and the connection destination IP address values set on the unit are  
overwritten.  
zzIf camera numbers for which the connection type is set to other than  
“Serial” include a camera number for which the connection destination  
IP address is set to the same value as the IP address of a detected  
remote camera, the connection destination IP address set on the unit  
is not updated. The connection destination IP address is kept as is  
and a link is set for the corresponding camera number and remote  
camera.  
Likewise, when a new switcher is detected while the connection type for  
the switcher is set to “NoAsign” on the unit, the link setting is configured  
by keeping the IP address of the detected switcher and overwriting the  
connection destination IP address value set on the unit.  
Note  
zzSet the subnet mask of the unit and remote camera to the same  
value. If the subnet masks are different, no operations using the  
network will be possible.  
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Settings for connecting with the remote cameras and switcher (continued)  
<Operating procedure>  
1. Connect the additional remote cameras and switcher  
Connection device detection  
to be introduced and the unit to the network within the  
same subnet.  
zzWhen the number of new devices detected by “RENEW IP ADR” or  
“KEEP IP ADR” exceeds the number of devices that can be registered  
(100 remote cameras and 1 switcher), “C/S OVER!” appears on the  
bottom line of the LCD panel.  
Auto IP setting can be executed even in this state, but IP addresses  
will be set only for the number of devices that can be registered.  
2. Open AUTO IP menu [37], turn the F2 dial to display  
“KEEP IP ADR” and press the F2 dial.  
1.AUTO SET  
C:020/100 S:1/1  
KEEP IP ADR  
C/S OVER!  
YES  
Both the number of devices (all remote cameras and the switcher)  
currently being managed by the unit and the number of new devices  
detected are displayed on the LCD panel.  
zzThe unit may not be able to detect all of the remote cameras when,  
for example, multiple remote cameras are started at the same time.  
In such a case, select “RETRY” and then press the F2 dial to retry the  
operation.  
zzWhen the number displayed for the number of new devices detected  
is lower than the actual number of devices to be set for reasons such  
as some of the remote cameras or the switcher not being powered  
on, resolve the problem and then select “RETRY” and press the F2  
dial to execute the operation again.  
C:001/004 S:0/1  
NO  
C:001/004  
Number of devices currently managed by the unit  
+ number of new devices detected  
Number of new devices detected  
C:020/020 S:1/1  
RETRY  
C: Remote camera, S: Switcher  
Notes  
3. Turn the F2 dial to select “Yes”, and then press the F2  
dial.  
zzWhen adding another remote camera controller (AW-RP120 [this  
unit] or AW-RP50), set an IP address that is not a duplicate of any  
IP address within the same network before making the connection.  
zzExecute auto IP setting when devices not applicable for auto IP  
setting (devices other than the remote cameras and switcher) are  
in a non-operation state. After executing auto IP setting, connect  
these devices after checking that there is no duplicate IP address  
within the same network.  
Auto IP setting starts.  
During auto IP setting, the progress is indicated by the number of  
“
” which are reduced one by one.  
1.AUTO SET  
When all the operations have been completed successfully, the  
following message appears.  
1.AUTO SET  
COMPLETE  
The remote cameras can now be operated from the unit.  
The function for linking the switcher with the unit can now be used.  
z When there is duplication between the IP addresses of the devices  
in operation and the IP addresses of the additional remote cameras  
to be introduced, the following message appears and the link  
settings are not configured.  
1.AUTO SET  
IP Duplicate!  
Check the IP addresses of the additional remote cameras to be  
introduced, and then perform the auto IP setting operation again.  
z When setting the IP addresses failed, the following message  
appears.  
1.AUTO SET  
SET UP ERR!  
The cause of the problem is likely to be a network malfunction.  
Check the connection status of the hub and LAN cables, and then  
retry the auto IP setting operation.  
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Settings for connecting with the remote cameras and switcher (continued)  
Swapping connection destination IP  
addresses  
Manually setting the connection destination  
IP addresses (remote cameras)  
When auto IP setting is executed, the remote cameras are linked to the  
camera numbers of the unit and become able to be controlled from the  
unit.  
If the link settings are not as desired, you can use the following  
procedure to change the settings as you wish.  
Use the following procedure when connecting (via a router) remote  
cameras whose IP addresses cannot be set by following the steps in  
“Auto IP setting” or to manually configure the link settings for the unit  
and remote cameras.  
1. Open MANUAL IP menu [39] and turn the F1 dial to  
display the camera number for which you want to  
change the setting.  
1. Open SWAP IP menu [38] and turn the F1 dial to display  
the camera number for which you want to change the  
setting.  
1.CAM1  
192.168.000.001  
The IP address set as the connection destination of the  
corresponding camera number is displayed on the second line of the  
LCD panel.  
1.CAM1  
192.168.000.001  
2. Use the F2 dial to set the IP address for the connection  
destination.  
Enter this in four blocks of numerals.  
Enter all of the blocks and then press the F2 dial to confirm the IP  
address.  
The IP addresses can also be set for camera numbers with  
“NoAsign” or “Serial” set as the connection type in CTRL TYPE  
menu [36].  
2. Turn the F2 dial to select the camera (IP address) you  
want to set as the connection destination.  
When you turn the F2 dial, the IP address indication changes and  
the tally lamp of the remote camera with the corresponding IP  
address set turns on and the PAN/TILT lever becomes able to be  
operated.  
z This is set to the following value by default.  
CAM1  
↓
: 192.168.000.010  
Identify the remote camera you want to set while checking the tally  
lamp lighting state and video output.  
CAM100 : 192.168.000.109  
z The IP addresses displayed as the connection destinations are  
the connection destination IP addresses of the camera numbers  
with “Network” set as the connection type in CTRL TYPE menu  
[36].  
z When a connection destination IP address is changed, a check  
for IP address duplication is conducted.  
If the same IP address is used more than once, the  
“IP Duplicate!” message is displayed for 3 seconds.  
The settings are reflected as is even if connection destination IP  
addresses are duplicated.  
3. Press the F2 dial to confirm the IP address.  
The connection destination IP addresses are swapped between the  
two camera numbers.  
1.CAM1  
1.CAM1  
192.168.000.003  
IP Duplicate!  
Note  
Example:  
zzThe IP addresses set on the remote cameras are not  
(1) Original setting  
changed by this operation.  
Connection destination IP address of camera number CAM1:  
192.168.000.001  
Connection destination IP address of camera number CAM3:  
192.168.000.003  
(2) Open SWAP IP menu [38] and set the connection destination  
IP address of camera number CAM1 to 192.168.000.003.  
(3) The settings change as shown below and which remote  
camera operates when each of the camera numbers is  
selected is swapped.  
Connection destination IP address of camera number CAM1:  
192.168.000.003  
Connection destination IP address of camera number CAM3:  
192.168.000.001  
Notes  
zzWhen SWAP IP menu [38] is open, operation of the camera  
selection buttons [CAMERA SELECT/GROUP SELECT] and  
camera control (IRIS, FOCUS, ZOOM and CAMERA OSD)  
are not possible.  
zzThe IP addresses set on the remote cameras are not  
changed by this operation.  
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Settings for connecting with the remote cameras and switcher (continued)  
Setting the connection destination port  
number  
Manually setting the connection destination  
IP address (switcher)  
Set this when the remote camera needs to be identified by a port  
number such as when connecting via a router.  
Use the following procedure to manually set the link settings for the unit  
and switcher.  
zzThe connection destination port number of the switcher cannot be set.  
1. Open SW SETUP menu [41] and turn the F1 dial to  
display the “2. SW IP ADDRESS” item.  
1. Open PORT NO menu [40] and turn the F1 dial to display  
the camera number for which you want to change the  
setting.  
2.SW IP ADDRESS  
192.168.000.008  
1.CAM1  
80  
z This is set to “192.168.000.008” by default.  
2. Use the F2 dial to set the IP address for the connection  
destination.  
2. Turn the F2 dial to select a value, and then press the F2  
dial to confirm the selection.  
Enter this in four blocks of numerals.  
Enter all of the blocks and then press the F2 dial to confirm the IP  
address.  
z This is set to “80” by default for all of the camera numbers CAM1  
to CAM100.  
When you enter a value that cannot be set, the following message  
appears and the port number is not set.  
Unavailable  
network setting  
Initializing the connection destination IP  
addresses set on the unit  
Use the following procedure to initialize the connection types and  
connection destination IP addresses set on the unit.  
zzSettable port numbers  
You can set a value within the range of 1 to 65535.  
However, the following values cannot be set even though they are  
within this range.  
1. Open AUTO IP menu [37] and turn the F2 dial to display  
“ALL CLEAR”.  
20, 21, 23, 25, 42, 53, 67, 68, 69, 110, 123, 161, 162, 995,  
10669, 10670  
1.AUTO SET  
ALL CLEAR  
2. Press the F2 dial to execute initialization.  
The settings for connecting with the remote cameras and switcher  
are initialized.  
zzWhen the connection type is set to “Network”, it is changed to  
“NoAsign”.  
When the connection type is set to “Serial”, it is not changed.  
zzIf the IP address of the unit in RP SETUP menu [25] is  
changed, the connection destination IP addresses are changed  
automatically.  
• IP addresses after the IP address of the unit are set for the  
camera numbers in ascending order.  
• The value immediately before the IP address of the unit is set as  
the connection destination IP address of the switcher.  
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Selecting a camera group  
This unit allows you to register up to 100 remote cameras as control  
targets by configuring the connection settings for each of the camera  
numbers CAM1 to CAM100. To select a remote camera to control from  
these cameras, you need to select the camera group to which it belongs  
beforehand.  
Camera  
group  
Camera  
group  
Camera numbers  
Camera numbers  
1
2
3
4
5
CAM1 to CAM10  
CAM11 to CAM20  
CAM21 to CAM30  
CAM31 to CAM40  
CAM41 to CAM50  
6
7
CAM51 to CAM60  
CAM61 to CAM70  
CAM71 to CAM80  
CAM81 to CAM90  
CAM91 to CAM100  
8
9
10  
Selecting a camera group  
1. Press the selection mode button [SELECT] to turn off  
the button indicator.  
2. Press a camera selection button [CAMERA SELECT/  
GROUP SELECT] to select the camera group to which  
the remote camera you want to control belongs.  
When a camera group is selected, the corresponding camera group  
indicator [CAMERA GROUP] lights green.  
1
2
Example: When camera group 10 is selected  
Note  
zzIt takes about 5 seconds in the case of IP connections and  
up to about 20 seconds in the case of serial connections for  
operation to become possible after switching camera groups.  
(When AW-HE50, AW-HE60 and AW-HE120 are connected,  
and they are all powered on.)  
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Selecting a remote camera  
When the selection mode button [SELECT] indicator is on, you can press a camera selection button [CAMERA SELECT/GROUP SELECT] to select the  
remote camera to control.  
When a camera selection button is pressed, the indicator of the pressed button turns on and the remote camera is selected.  
Also, you can determine the statuses of the remote cameras assigned to camera selection buttons 1 to 10 from the lighting statuses of the indicators  
(camera status indicators) above the buttons.  
zzCamera status indicator lighting statuses and remote camera statuses  
Indicator lighting  
status  
Connection between unit  
and remote camera  
Remote camera status  
zzNo remote camera has been assigned to the corresponding button.  
(The connection type of the remote camera is “NoAsign”.)  
zzPower is not being supplied to the remote camera. *1  
IP connection/serial  
connection  
Off  
On*3  
(orange)  
IP connection/serial  
connection  
The remote camera is in the standby state. *2  
Blinking  
(orange)  
The unit cannot connect to the corresponding remote camera because five other AW-RP120  
or AW-RP50 are already connected.  
IP connection  
On  
(green)  
IP connection/serial  
connection  
The unit is connected to the remote camera.  
Blinking  
(green)  
The corresponding remote camera is connected to another AW-RP120 or to AW-RP50.  
IP connection  
The images of the corresponding remote camera are being aired.  
(The tally information is being received via the network or from the TALLY/GPI connector on  
the rear panel.)  
On  
(red)  
IP connection/serial  
connection  
Blinking  
(red)  
The corresponding remote camera is connected to another AW-RP120 or to AW-RP50, and  
its images are being aired.  
IP connection  
*1: When the AW-PH400 is connected via a protocol converter (AW-IF400), the indicator also turns off when the LAN cable is connected or  
disconnected. Turn the power off and back on as described in “How to turn on and off the power of the remote cameras” in Operations and Settings  
(page 4).  
*2: Turn the power on as described in “How to turn on and off the power of the remote cameras” in Operations and Settings (page 4).  
*3: The indicator is off when the AW-PH400 is connected via a protocol converter (AW-IF400).  
Note  
zzWhen the “6. GLOBAL AREA” item in RP SETUP menu [25] is set to “On”, the indicators corresponding to the camera numbers for which the  
connection type is set to “Network” in CTRL TYPE menu [36] light green, and all the other indicators turn off.  
Also, any remote camera connected with a serial connection cannot be operated.  
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Troubleshooting  
Symptom  
Cause and Measure  
zzIs external DC power being supplied?  
Reference Page  
–
Cannot turn the power of the  
unit on.  
zzIs the DC plug of the external DC power supply connected to the unit  
properly?  
–
–
zzIs a power supply connected to the remote camera properly?  
<Basics>  
P. 21 to P. 26  
zzAre the remote camera and unit connected properly?  
<Basics>  
P. 29 to P. 36  
zzAre the connection settings correct?  
Cannot operate a remote  
camera  
<Operations and  
Settings>  
P. 4  
zzIs the remote camera in the standby state?  
Turn on the power of the remote camera.  
<Basics>  
P. 37 to P. 38  
zzIs the remote camera selected properly?  
<Operations and  
Settings>  
P. 27  
zzIs the ENABLE button indicator on?  
zzIs the installation method setting configured for the remote camera?  
The setting needs to be configured in accordance with the actual installation  
state (mounted right side up or upside down).  
–
The remote camera moves  
in the opposite direction to  
the operation of the PAN/TILT  
lever.  
Refer to the operating instructions for the remote camera.  
<Operations and  
Settings>  
P. 23  
zzIs the movement direction set properly on the unit?  
The remote camera moves  
in the opposite direction  
to operation of the ZOOM  
button and FOCUS dial.  
<Operations and  
Settings>  
P. 23  
zzIs the movement direction set properly on the unit?  
<Basics>  
P. 29 to P. 36  
zzAre the connection settings correct?  
The switcher IP link function  
does not work.  
<Operations and  
Settings>  
P. 31  
zzAre the settings for linking with the switcher correct?  
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Specifications  
Power supply:  
12 V DC / 0.67 A  
(DC input range: 10 V DC to DC 16 V DC)  
Power consumption:  
8 W  
indicates safety information.  
General  
„„  
Ambient operating  
temperature:  
0 °C to 40 °C (32 °F to 104 °F)  
Allowable humidity:  
Weight:  
10% to 90% (no condensation)  
Approx. 3.5 kg (7.72 lb)  
Dimensions (W H D): 342 mm77 mm265 mm  
(13-15/32 inches3-1/32 inches  
10-7/16 inches)  
(excluding protrusions)  
Input/output connectors  
„„  
DC 12 V IN (XLR 4-pin)  
LAN (RJ-45): 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX  
Connection cable: LAN cable, max. 100 m (328 ft)  
zzWhen connecting the unit via a switching hub:  
Use a straight cable (category 5 or above),  
STP (Shielded Twisted Pair) cable recommended  
zzWhen connecting the unit directly:  
Crossover cable (category 5 or above),  
STP (Shielded Twisted Pair) cable recommended  
TO PAN/TILT HEAD (RJ-45):  
RS-422 (control signals for remote cameras)  
Connecting cable:  
Straight cable (category 5 or above),  
max. 1000 m (3280 ft)  
TALLY/GPI (D-sub 25-pin, female, inch thread):  
TALLY IN : 10 inputs (for receiving  
photocoupler signals)  
GPI IN  
: 6 inputs (for receiving photocoupler  
signals)  
GPI OUT : 5 outputs (open collector outputs,  
negative logic)  
REMOTE (D-sub 9-pin, female, inch thread):  
RS232C  
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Index  
Menu  
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[25] RP SETUP  
6. GLOBAL AREA ......................................................................... 28  
HD integrated camera ................................................... 8, 21, 22, 23, 24  
7. IP ADDRESS ............................................................................ 27  
8. SUBNETMASK ......................................................................... 27  
9. GATEWAY ................................................................................ 27  
10. MAC ADDRESS ...................................................................... 28  
11. PORT CAM1 ........................................................................... 28  
110. PORT CAM100 ..................................................................... 28  
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Indicator section .................................................................................. 16  
Indoor pan-tilt head .............................................................................. 25  
IP address ........................................................................................... 27  
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[36] CTRL TYPE .................................................................................. 30  
[37] AUTO IP ..................................................................... 31, 32, 34, 36  
[38] SWAP IP ....................................................................................... 35  
[39] MANUAL IP .................................................................................. 35  
[40] PORT NO ..................................................................................... 36  
LAN ................................................................................................ 18, 40  
LAN cable .............................................................. 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26  
Link settings ......................................................................................... 29  
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[41] SW SETUP  
1. SW CTL .................................................................................... 30  
2. SW IP ADDRESS ..................................................................... 36  
MAC address ....................................................................................... 28  
Memory card section ........................................................................... 17  
Menu and memory selection section ................................................... 16  
Menu operation section ....................................................................... 12  
Multi-interface cable ............................................................................ 24  
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AK-HC1500 ..................................................................................... 8, 25  
AK-HC1800 ..................................................................................... 8, 25  
Auto IP setting ..................................................................................... 30  
AW-CA20T6G ...................................................................................... 24  
AW-E350 ......................................................................................... 8, 25  
AW-E650 ......................................................................................... 8, 25  
AW-E750 ......................................................................................... 8, 25  
AW-E860 ......................................................................................... 8, 25  
AW-HE2 ................................................................................................. 8  
AW-HE50 ............................................................................. 8, 21, 22, 24  
AW-HE60 ............................................................................. 8, 21, 22, 24  
AW-HE100 ....................................................................................... 8, 24  
AW-HE120 ........................................................................... 8, 21, 22, 23  
AW-HE870 ....................................................................................... 8, 25  
AW-HS50 ......................................................................................... 8, 21  
AW-IF400 ......................................................................................... 8, 25  
AW-PH360 ............................................................................................. 8  
AW-PH400 ....................................................................................... 8, 25  
AW-PH405 ....................................................................................... 8, 25  
AW-PH650 ....................................................................................... 8, 26  
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Outdoor pan-tilt head ........................................................................... 26  
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Pan and tilt section .............................................................................. 13  
Protocol converter ............................................................................... 25  
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Reception port number ........................................................................ 28  
REMOTE ....................................................................................... 18, 40  
Remote camera ..................................................................................... 6  
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Setup software ....................................................................................... 9  
Subnet mask ........................................................................................ 27  
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TALLY/GPI ..................................................................................... 18, 40  
TO PAN/TILT HEAD ...................................................................... 18, 40  
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User button section .............................................................................. 17  
Camera selection section .................................................................... 13  
Color adjustment section ..................................................................... 15  
Compact live switcher ...................................................................... 8, 21  
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Information on Disposal for Users of Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment (private households)  
This symbol on the products and/or accompanying documents means that used electrical and electronic  
products should not be mixed with general household waste.  
For proper treatment, recovery and recycling, please take these products to designated collection points,  
where they will be accepted on a free of charge basis. Alternatively, in some countries you may be able to  
return your products to your local retailer upon the purchase of an equivalent new product.  
Disposing of this product correctly will help to save valuable resources and prevent any potential negative  
effects on human health and the environment which could otherwise arise from inappropriate waste handling.  
Please contact your local authority for further details of your nearest designated collection point.  
Penalties may be applicable for incorrect disposal of this waste, in accordance with national legislation.  
For business users in the European Union  
If you wish to discard electrical and electronic equipment, please contact your dealer or supplier for further information.  
Information on Disposal in other Countries outside the European Union  
This symbol is only valid in the European Union.  
If you wish to discard this product, please contact your local authorities or dealer and ask for the correct method of disposal.  
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