Panasonic AW-RP555 User Manual download pdf (Page 10)

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Parts and their functions

 ABC button

This is used to automatically adjust camera’s black balance in the pan/tilt head system

currently selected.

Set the IRIS [AUTO/MANU] button to AUTO (the IRIS button is now lit), and press the

ABC button.

While the black balance is being adjusted, the ABC button’s lamp flashes; when it has

been adjusted properly, it goes off. It comes on when it was not possible to perform the

adjustment.

 No operations are performed when the MODE button has been set to BAR (the

MODE button’s lamp is lit).

 When using a pan/tilt head other than the AW-PH350, AW-PH360 or AW-PH650,

the button’s lamp also goes off when the black balance has not been adjusted

properly.

 SCENE FILE [USER/1/2/3] buttons

These are used to select the SCENE FILE of the camera in the pan/tilt head system

currently selected.

The lamp of the selected SCENE FILE button lights.

[ In the case of the AW-E350, AW-E650, AW-E655, AW-E750 and AW-E860]

When the [USER] button’s lamp lights, the user mode is selected.

When the [1] lamp lights, the halogen mode is selected.

When the [2] lamp lights, the fluorescent light mode is selected.

When the [3] lamp lights, the outdoor mode is selected.

 MENU/ , ITEM/ , YES/ , NO/ buttons

These are used to display the on-screen menus of the camera in the pan/tilt head

system currently selected so that the settings can be performed on the menus.

When the MENU/ button is pressed for at least two seconds, the menu mode is

established, the on-screen menus are displayed in the camera video output, and the

MENU/ button lamp lights.

If the MENU/ button is pressed for at least two seconds in the menu mode, the menu

mode is exited, the on-screen menus in the camera video output are cleared, and the

MENU/ button lamp goes off.

For more details, refer to the “Setting and changing the camera menu items” (page 37).

 TALLY lamps [1] to [5]

When tally signals are input to TALLY connectors [1] through [5], the lamps with the

numbers corresponding to the connectors come on.

1 2 ... 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 ... 295 296

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