Panasonic AWPH500 - INDOOR PAN/TILT HEAD Manual de usuario

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Before attempting to connect, operate or adjust this product, please read these

instructions completely.

Indoor Pan/Tilt Head

Safety precautions

FCC Note:

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

To assure continued compliance follow the attached

installation instructions and do not make any

unauthorized modifications.

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.

indicates safety information.

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,

DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK).

NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.

REFER TO SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol,

within an equilateral triangle, is intended to

alert the user to the presence of uninsulated

“dangerous voltage” within the product’s

enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude

to constitute a risk of electric shock to

persons.

The exclamation point within an equilateral

triangle is intended to alert the user to the

presence of important operating and

maintenance (service) instructions in the

literature accompanying the appliance.

CAUTION:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR SHOCK

HAZARD AND ANNOYING INTERFERENCE,

USE THE RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES

ONLY.

WARNING:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR SHOCK

HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS

EQUIPMENT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

CAUTION:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR SHOCK

HAZARD, REFER CHANGE OF SWITCH

SETTING INSIDE THE UNIT TO QUALIFIED

SERVICE PERSONNEL.

Replace battery with part No. CR2032 only.

Use of another battery may present a risk of fire or

explosion.

Caution—Battery may explode if mistreated.

Do not recharge, disassemble or dispose of in fire.

Thank you very much for purchasing the AW-PH500 indoor pan/tilt head. This pan/tilt head is designed to be used with

electronic news gathering (ENG) cameras. A studio pan/tilt head system can be constructed by using the AW-PH500 in

combination with any model in the AW-F575 series of ENG cameras.

Overview

≥This stand-alone indoor pan/tilt head for ENG applications enables the camera to be turned 95 degrees upward, 95

degrees downward and 300 degrees on the horizontal.

≥A total weight of 15 kg including the camera and lens can be supported.

≥Direct control can be exercised from the AW-RP301 pan-tilt control panel. (However, the camera itself cannot be controlled

from the panel).

≥The pan/tilt head can be controlled directly from the AW-RP501 hybrid control panel.

≥When the AW-RP305 multi-control panel or AW-RP505 multi-hybrid control panel is used, up to five pan/tilt heads can be

controlled directly through the AW-HB505 multi-port hub. (However, the camera itself cannot be controlled from the AW-

RP305).

≥Control can be exercised from a PC, etc. using the RS-232C interface. (Up to 50 points can be preset when control is

exercised using the RS-232C interface).

≥Control can be exercised using a contact-type controller.

Check the accessories supplied

Contents

Safety precautions .................................................................................. 2

Overview................................................................................................... 3

Check the accessories supplied ............................................................ 3

Operating precautions ............................................................................ 4

∫How to replace the battery ......................................................................................... 4

Installation precautions .......................................................................... 4

Parts and their functions ........................................................................ 5

Attaching the pan/tilt head ..................................................................... 7

∫Assembling the pan/tilt head ...................................................................................... 7

∫Installation procedures ............................................................................................... 8

Connections............................................................................................ 10

∫When using the control panel.................................................................................... 10

∫Connecting the cables to the pan/tilt head ................................................................ 13

∫When using the RS-232C interface to control the pan/tilt head ................................ 15

∫

When using the RS-232C interface and control panel to control the pan/tilt head

.......... 16

∫Exercising control using contacts.............................................................................. 16

Specifications ......................................................................................... 17

Warranty and after-sales service .......................................................... 18

≥Rotary arm (aa1)

≥Rotary arm anchoring screws (aa8)

≥Rotary arm anchoring flat washer (aa8)

≥Rotary arm anchoring spring washer (aa8)

≥Camera mounting board anchoring screws (aa2)

≥Flat washers (aa2)

≥Spring washers (aa2)

Installation precautions

≥In deciding where to attach the pan/tilt head, give due consideration to the weight of the pan/tilt head and the weight of the

camera to be mounted on it, and select a flat and level location where the pan/tilt head can be firmly secured. Secure the

pan/tilt head firmly so that it will not shake, rock or wobble whether it is stationary or rotating. Read through the installation

procedure and install the pan/tilt head securely.

≥A camera weighing up to 15 kg can be mounted on the pan/tilt head. A camera weighing more than 15 kg including the

weight of its lens cannot be used.

≥No screws for attaching the pan/tilt head are provided with the pan/tilt head. Select the screws to be used by giving due

consideration to the location where the pan/tilt head is to be attached and the weight of the camera which will be mounted

on the pan/tilt head.

≥Do not install the pan/tilt head in an extremely hot or cold location where the temperature will drop below –20 oC or rise

above +60 oC since doing so will give rise to instability in the operation of the pan/tilt head.

≥To supply power to the pan/tilt head, be sure to use only the AW-PS505 AC adapter designed exclusively for this pan/tilt

head.

≥The maximum power which can be supplied to the camera is 2 A (DC 12 V).

≥Do not use your hands to turn the rotating parts.

Doing so may cause malfunctioning.

≥Before installing the pan/tilt head, be absolutely sure to turn its power off.

≥Before checking the pan/tilt head’s operations and actually using it, always check to ensure that nobody is within the

rotational range of the pan/tilt head.

Operating precautions

In addition to the “Safety precautions,” please heed the precautions described below.

This pan/tilt head uses a manganese dioxide-lithium battery (CR2032). Be absolutely sure to remove this battery when the

pan/tilt head is to be scrapped or its printed circuit board is to be scrapped. Be absolutely sure to comply with the regulations

applicable in the country concerned that govern the disposal of batteries which have been removed from equipment and

batteries which have been replaced. Do not dispose of this battery as household garbage.

∫How to replace the battery

1. Remove the panel by removing the six screws on

the side opposite to the one with the rotary arm.

Screws (aa2)

Battery

3. Pull down the battery to remove it, and then install a

replacement battery.

2. Remove the two screws shown in the figure on the

right, and draw out the circuit board.

Parts and their functions

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1Rotary head

This rotates in the panning direction.

2Pedestal

3Rotary arm

The ENG camera is mounted on this arm. The arm

rotates in the tilting direction.

4Grip

This is where the pan/tilt head is held. Use it to carry the

pan/tilt head from one place to another or pick it up when

installing it.

5Tally lamp

This is lit by the tally ON signal of the hybrid controller or

other device. For further details, refer to the operating

instructions of the controller.

6Rotary arm anchoring screws (supplied)

These hexagon head bolts (a8) are used to anchor the

rotary arm.

7Holes for attaching the pan/tilt head

These holes are used for anchoring the pan/tilt head

when it is installed.

8Lens I/F connector (12-pin round)

This connector is used to control the zooming and

focusing of the motorized lens unit.

9ND/EXT CONTROL connector

This output connector is used to perform ON/OFF control

for the motorized ND filter, the ND filter of a lens with a

built-in motorized extender and the lens extender. The

connector has contact outputs. The R03-P6M or R03-

PB6M connector made by Tajimi Electronics Co., Ltd. is

compatible.

A:ND signal

B:ND return

C:EXT signal

D:EXT return

E:GND

F:VCC (+15 V)

Parts and their functions

@POWER2 INPUT connector (4-pin Cannon)

The DC 15V power which is supplied from the AW-PS505

AC adapter is connected to this connector.

The power is supplied to the pan/tilt head’s motor only

when the MOTOR POWER SELECT switch Cis at the

right setting. Use this connector if the camera has a high

power consumption.

AP/T CONTROL INPUT connector (24-pin round)

The pan/tilt head control cable (AW-CA24U10, 20 or 30)

is connected to this connector.

Refer to the section entitled “Connections.”

BCAMERA VIDEO/CONTROL IN/OUT connector

(16-pin round)

The video camera control cable is connected to this

connector.

Refer to the section entitled “Connections.”

CMOTOR POWER SELECT switch

This switch selects the power input of the pan/tilt head’s

motor. At the left setting, the power input to the

POWER1 connector is used as the power supply of the

pan/tilt head’s motor; at the right setting, the power input

to the POWER2 connector is used.

:COMPONENT INPUT connector (9-pin D-sub)

The component signals of the camera are input to this

connector.

1: R GND

2: G GND

3: R/PR/C

4: G/Y/Y

5: B/PB

6: NC

7: NC

8: B GND

9: NC

;CAMERA POWER OUT connector (4-pin

Cannon)

The DC 12 V power supplied to the camera is output from

this connector.

1: GND

4: +12 V

<VIDEO IN connector (BNC)

This connector is connected to the video signal connector

on the camera.

(1 V [p-p]/75 h)

=G/L OUT connector (BNC)

The G/L signals sent from the controller are output from

this connector which is connected to the G/L input

connector on the camera.

>CAMERA CONTROL OUT connector (BNC)

This connector is connected to the control input

connector on the camera when connecting a camera

which is to be controlled using the AW-RP501 controller.

Refer to page E-11 when the AW-F575 ENG camera is to

be connected.

?POWER1 INPUT connector (4-pin Cannon)

The DC 15V power which is supplied from the AW-PS505

AC adapter is connected to this connector.

When the MOTOR POWER SELECT switch Cis at the

left setting, the power is supplied to both the pan/tilt head

and the camera. When it is at the right setting, the power

which is supplied from the POWER2 INPUT connector is

used as the power supply for the pan/tilt head’s motor.

Attaching the pan/tilt head

(Be absolutely sure to ask your dealer to do this work.)

∫Assembling the pan/tilt head

¥Setting the cable compensation circuit

A maximum length of up to 500 meters is allowed for the

cables (including the video camera control cable)

between the pan/tilt head and controller when the 5C-2V

cables are used. However, if the cable length is to

exceed 300 meters, set the cable compensation circuit to

ON by following the steps below.

1. Remove the six screws on the side opposite to the

connector panel of the pan/tilt head pedestal, and

pull the panel out toward you.

Screws (aa6)

Circuit board for cable

compensation circuit

OFF

¥Attaching the rotary arm

Use the rotary arm anchoring screws (a8, supplied),

rotary arm anchoring flat washers (a8, supplied) and

rotary arm anchoring springwashers (a8, supplied) to

attach the rotary arm (supplied) to the pan/tilt head.

Tighten up the screws securely to prevent the arm from

coming loose during use.

2. Set the switch on the printed circuit board attached

to the panel to ON.

3. Return the panel to its original position, and anchor

it using the screws. (Fasten the panel securely.)

Rotary arm

anchoring screws

(aa8)

Rotary arm

anchoring Flat

washer (aa8)

Rotary arm

anchoring Spring

washer (aa8)

Rotary arm

Attaching the pan/tilt head

(Be absolutely sure to ask your dealer to do this work.)

∫Installation procedure

¥How to attain camera balance

Be absolutely sure to follow the steps below to attain the camera balance when installing the camera on the pan/tilt head.

1. Position the pan/tilt head so that its tilt axis is on the horizontal, and attach the camera arm.

2. Position the camera using the balance points

specified in the camera’s manual as a guideline,

and use the screw to secure.

If the balance points are not specified, to position

the camera, use the point where the center of

gravity in the perpendicular direction of the camera

with its attached lens is aligned with the tilt rotary

axis, and use the screw to secure.

3. To acquire a reference for positioning while the tilt

axis remains on the horizontal, capture on the

screen a subject which can be clearly verified on-

screen, and preset the position in the memory.

<Note>

Depending on the installation conditions, select an

angle at which the camera which will be most often

used in actuality rather than the horizontal.

4. After tilting the camera as far as it will go both

upward and downward from the preset position,

allow the camera to return to the preset position.

1If the camera goes past the preset position when

it has returned from the upward direction or if it

stops before reaching the preset position when it

has returned from the downward direction

>This means that the front of the camera (lens

side) is too heavy.

Shift the camera’s installation position back.

2If the camera stops before reaching the preset

position when it has returned from the upward

direction or if it goes past the preset position

when it has returned from the downward

direction

>This means that the back of the camera is too

heavy.

Shift the camera’s installation position forward.

5. By repeating the above steps, even out in both the

upward and downward directions as far as you can

the movement past the preset position or the failure

to return to this position.

Finally, in the slow-motion mode operate the

joystick and make fine adjustments so that the

movements will become smooth.

Tilt rotary axis

Camera’s center

of gravity

Attaching the pan/tilt head

(Be absolutely sure to ask your dealer to do this work.)

¥Attaching the AW-F575

Use the WV-QT700 tripod stand to attach the AW-F575 camera.

<Note>

When attaching a camera other than the AW-F575, check its weight and dimensions to confirm whether it can be attached.

≥Attaching the AW-F575 camera

1. While pushing the lock knob on the tripod stand,

move the lock lever in the direction of the arrow.

2. Insert the catch at the rear of the camera into the

groove on the tripod stand.

≥Attaching the tripod stand

Place the WV-QT700 tripod stand on the arm, and anchor

it from below using the two screws supplied with the

pan/tilt head. Be sure to use both flat and spring washers

when anchoring the tripod stand.

<Note>

Use a screwdriver or other such tool to secure the

screws firmly.

3. Place the camera proper on the tripod stand.

4. When the lock lever of the tripod stand is moved in

the direction of the arrow, the camera proper is slid

toward the rear and anchored.

Flat washers

Spring washers

Connections

∫When using the control panel

¥Standard connections

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AW-PH500

Pan/tilt head

for ENG

applications

AW-PS505

AC adapter

AW-RP301

Pan-tilt control panel

AW-PS301

AC adapter

AW-PS505

AC adapter

Lens zoom / focus cable

ENG camera

Color monitor

Zoom lens

Video camera control cable

AW-CA16U10 (10 meters)

AW-CA16U20 (20 meters)

AW-CA16U30 (30 meters)

Pan/tilt head control cable

AW-CA24U10 (10 meters)

AW-CA24U20 (20 meters)

AW-CA24U30 (30 meters)

Component signals

Video signals (5C-2V coaxial cable)

10 BaseT straight cable

(UTP category 5)

G/L signals

(5C-2V coaxial cable)

Modular joint connector

Max. distance of 500 meters (when extended) between

pan/tilt head and pan-tilt control panel (monitor, G/L source)

<Notes>

≥If two to five cameras and pan/tilt heads are to be connected, use the AW-RP305 as the controller, and connect the units

through the AW-HB505 multi-port hub. For details on the connections, refer to the operating instructions of the units

concerned.

≥The distance between the camera pan/tilt head and controller can be extended to 500 meters (maximum) using the

10 BaseT straight cable (UTP category 5).

≥The cable for outputting the video signals from the camera pan/tilt head and the cable for inputting the G/L signals to the

pan/tilt head can be extended to 500 meters (maximum) using the 5C-2V coaxial cable.

≥Provide the cables listed below for the connections between the camera and pan/tilt head. Make the cables long enough to

support the connections when the camera is attached to the pan/tilt head and the pan/tilt head is moved upward and

downward.

(Approx. 60 cm: This length differs depending on the camera which is attached and the positions of the camera’s

connectors.)

1DC power cable (DC 12 V, 4-pin Cannon connector at pan/tilt head end)

2Video output cable (composite video, BNC connector at pan/tilt head end)

3G/L input cable (G/L signals, BNC connector at pan/tilt head end)

4Component output cable (component signals: 9-pin D-sub connector at pan/tilt head end; used only when component

signals are to be output from a camera with component output connectors)

≥When a motorized zoom lens is used, and its zoom/focus functions are to be controlled from the pan-tilt control panel,

select a cable which is long enough to support the connections when the pan/tilt head is moved upward and downward, as

with the cables listed above.

(Recommended cable: S14 a7.5BMD-D24 made by Fujinon)

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