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Registering Cameras To Be Controlled
• About the DV signal lock time
When DV is selected for the input video, there is a delay until the DV
signal locks and the video appears.
Notes
• The items in the list depend on the interface module installed in this unit.
• For details on [Control] and [Source Aspect] in the menu for 1, see
"Controlling Camera Manually" (page 158) and "Converting 4:3 Source
Materials to Wide Screen" (page 213), respectively.
4
If required, repeat step 3 similarly for the remaining selection buttons.
5
Press the MENU button to close the menu.
By registering a camera supporting the VISCA protocol with this unit you can
control it from the unit.
You can connect up to seven cameras supporting VISCA protocol to this unit in
a daisy-chain, and control the cameras from this unit at addresses VISCA 1 to
VISCA 7 in sequence. In this unit, you control a camera by specifying one of
these addresses.
Caution
The maximum number of simultaneous video signal inputs to this unit is six.
1
1
Connect the camera(s) supporting VISCA protocol to this unit.
For camera connection, see "Connecting a Camera With VISCA Support"
(page 58).
2
Assign the input signal from the camera to a selection button.
For assigning the input signal, see "Assigning video input signals to the
selection buttons" (page 67).
3
1 Select the number of the selection button assigned to the camera
supporting VISCA protocol, and confirm; 2 select [Control], and confirm;
3 select the camera address, and confirm.
1
1
Source Name
Input
2
Control
3
4
5
6
2
3
4
2
3
OFF
S1-1 Composite
VISCA 1
Off
VISCA 2
VISCA 3
B VISCA 4
VISCA 5
VISCA 6
VISCA 7
AV/C Player
Settings Related To Input Signals
5
6
7
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