2.2 MA Rear Panel

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1 2.2 MA Rear Panel 1. FUSE Designed to prevent overcurrent from passing through the MA-500. Always use the fuse supplied. 2. GENLOCK Connector Inputs the VBS or BBS signal for external synchronization. Bridge connection is enabled. 3. RET-1/RET-2 Connector Inputs the camera head transmit signal (return signal). Bridge connection is enabled. (2 channels) 4. ENC-1/ENC-2 Connector Outputs the ENC signal. (2 channels) 5. SDI OUT 1/SDI OUT 2 Outputs the SDI signal at 270Mbps. (2 channels) 6. AUDIO OUT Connector Outputs the audio signal sent from the camera head. 7. REMOTE Connector Connects to the external remote controller such as OCP-399/RCP CAMERA Connector Connects to the VTR connector of the camera adaptor with the optional MCC cable. 9. INTERCOM Connector Connects to the external intercom system. 10. TALLY OUT Connector Outputs the tally signal for image monitoring. 11. TALLY IN Connector Inputs the tally control signal from the external system. 12. SYNC Connector Outputs SYNC in synchronization with the image signal. SYNC OUT refers to the sync separation from the ENC signal that is output from the camera. Slight phase difference is detected compared to the RGB signal and component signal.

2 13. B/Cb/C Connector Outputs the B, Cb, or C signal selected with the OUT PUT select switch. 14. G/Y/Y Connector Outputs the G/Y (component) or Y (Y/C) signal selected with the OUT PUT select switch. 15. R/Cr/- Connector Outputs the R or Cr signal selected with the OUT PUT select switch. 16. OUT PUT Select Switch Allows switchover from the output signals delivered from connectors #13 to 15 to the RGB signal and component signal, or to the Y/C signal. 17. Cooling Fan Designed to cool down the internal temperature. 18. AC IN Connector Supplies the AC power. 19. Q-TV IN LOOP THROUGH Inputs the Q-TV signal (prompter signal) to the camera adaptor, with the optional Q-TV module mounted. Bridge connection is enabled.

3 3. Installing and Connecting Devices 3.1 System Diagram (*1) MCC Cable MAX:300m Note: Only the devices shown above must be connected to the unit. If this warning is disregarded, it may cause potential damage or failure of a device.

4 3.2 Connection with The Camera Head * Always connect the color camera and MA-500 using the dedicated MCC cable. (VTR cable not available) * The MA-500 is capable of outputting the RGB signal or Y/Cb/Cr signal. The RGB / YCbCr select switch, which is located on the MA-500 rear panel, configures the output setting. (See the figure right) Notice Switch the camera head adaptor switch fully to output the Y/C signal. Reference See section Output of the Y/C image signal for outputting the Y/C signal. * The camera cable (MCC cable) should be connected, keeping away from main power sources, noise sources (such as construction drills), and mainframe computers. * Do not connect the remote controller to the camera head when the MA-500 is in use. The camera will become inoperable if this warning is disregarded. Notice Camera Power Supply The color camera draws its power through the MA-500 camera dedicated cable (MCC cable) when connected to the MA-500.

5 <Connection with SDI Devices> SDI output is to be connected to the SDI OUT connector "1" or 2. This connection has no effect on the image signal to be output. Connection with the SDI devices requires a coaxial cable. The MA-500 is capable of outputting the RGB signal or Y/Cb/Cr signal. The RGB / YCbCr select switch, which is located on the MA-500 rear panel, configures the output setting. (See the figure right) Notice Always use a D1 input-capable monitor when connecting the SDI output to the monitor. Notice If the Y/C image signal is output through the OUT PUT connector located on the MA-500 rear panel (see the figure right), no SDI image signal will be output.

6 3.3 Camera Adaptor Setup This section describes the connection settings of the MA-500 Camera Control Unit. Refer to the HL-65W Operation Manual for settings to connect with other devices. <CA-65> 1. INCOM Jack Used to communicate with the MA-500. The headset for intercommunication should conform to the following standards: Connector: 5-pin (NTSC) XLR connector (male plug) 7-pin (PAL) XLR connector (male plug) 2. VTR Connector Used to connect to the MA-500. Despite extension possible up to a maximum of 300m. Notice The cable switch on the MA-500 FRONT PANEL should be set in accordance with the length of the camera cable used. 3. MIC LEVEL Select Switch This switch needs to be set on -20dB to establish connection with the MA-500. Notice Use of MA-500 Camera Control Unit with the CA-65 adaptor requires reconfiguration of the camera head menu. Make the adjustment, as shown below, in VTR REC CONTROL in the maintenance menu. Reference Refer to the camera head operation manual for menu operation. Camera head menu (VTR/26P INTERFACE) Adjustment Item Set Value 1 26P VIDEO SEL COMP Reference See section Output of the Y/C image signal for outputting the Y/C signal.

7 3.4 Connection with the Remote Controller * For remote-control operation of the unit, the CONTROL switch on the MA-500 FRONT panel needs to be set to REMOTE". The diagonally shaded area in the figure of the MA-500 FRONT panel (see below) will become inoperable when this is done. Notice Always turn OFF the POWER switch on the MA-500 before operating the MA-500CONTROL select switch and connecting the remote controller.

8 3.5 Pin Function of Connectors TALLY IN Connector Insertion side This is the connector to input the tally control signal. Body side : PRC03-21A10-7M(Tajimi) Cable side : PRC03-12A10-7F10.5(7 pin female plug) or equivalent Pin Number Name Function Direction External Interface A R TALLY(+) R TALLY input(+) IN B G TALLY(+) G TALLY input(+) IN C R TALLY(-) R TALLY input(-) IN D G TALLY(-) G TALLY input(-) IN E NC F NC G GND Ground for R and G TALLYs(+) GND Control DC voltage input is non-polar. For "MAKE",either(1) or (2) can be used. The tally mode can be switched with S3 and S4 switches(power/make SELECT) on the MPU module in the MA-500. TALLY OUT Connector Insertion side This is the connector to output the tally control signal. Body side : PRC05-RB5F(Tajimi) Cable side : PRC05-P5M(5 pin male plug) or equivalent Pin Number Name Function Direction External Interface A +12V OUT +12V power output OUT B R TALLY R TALLY output OUT C NC D G TALLY G TALLY output OUT E TALLY GND Ground for TALLY GND

9 INTERCOM Connector Insertion side This is the connector to connect the external intercom system. Body side : TRC01-A25R24MA(TAjimi) Cable side : TRC01-A25P24FA(24 pin famale plug) or equivalent Pin Number Name Function Direction External Interface 1 NC 2 NC 3 NC 4 NC 5 NC 6 ENG MAL(H) ENG CAMLINE(+)/ENG RTS 7 ENG MAL(C) ENG CAMLINE(-) IN OUT IN OUT 8 ENG LMA(H) ENG CAMLINE(+) IN 9 ENG LMA(C) ENG CAMLINE(-) IN 10 SHIELD 11 NC 12 NC Shield for ENG line (6 pin to 9 pin) GND 13 PGM-1 IN(H) PGM-1 line(h) IN 14 PGM-1 IN(C) PGM-1 line(c) IN 15 SHIELD Shield for PGM-1 line (13 pin, 14 pin) GND

10 Pin Number Name Function Direction External Interface 16 NC 17 NC 18 NC 19 NC 20 NC 21 SWITCHABLE ENABLE 22 16:9 ON Aspect ratio select Permission:GND,Prohibition:OPEN Aspect ratio selection(21st pin:gnd) 16:9:GND,4:3:OPEN IN IN 23 NC 24 NC Use ENG line if the external line is a sigle line. All the signals of the intercom line to the external system are delivered with 0dBm, 600ohm. Notice The 2W intercom system is unavailable.

11 INTERCOM Connector XLR-5 Type Connector This is the connector to connect the headset for intercom. Body side : XLR-5-31-F77 (ITT Canon) Cable side : XLR-5-12C (5 pin male plug) or equivalent. Insertion side Pin Number Name Function Direction External Interface 1 TALK(C) Shielding for intercom microphone input(h) GND 2 TALK(H) Intercom microphone input(h) IN 3 SHIELD Shielding for LISTEN Lch or LISTEN Rch output GND 4 LISTEN Lch(H) LISTEN Lch output(h) OUT 5 LISTEN Rch(H) LISTEN Rch output(h) OUT XLR-7 Type Connector This is the connector to connect the headset for intercom. Body side : XLR-7-31-F77 (ITT Canon) Cable side : XLR-7-12C (7 pin male plug) or equivalent. Insertion side Pin Number Name Function Direction External Interface 1 LISTEN L(C) Shielding for intercom reciver L output(h) 2 LISTEN L(H) Intercom receiver L output(h) 3 TALK(C) Shielding for intercom microphone Input(H) 4 TALK(H) Intercom microphone input(h) 5 COMM COMM GND terminal 6 LISTEN R(H) Intercom receiver R output(h) 7 LISTEN R(C) Shielding for intercom reciver R output(h)

12 AUDIO OUT Connector. It outputs the audio signal sent from the CAMERA. Body side : XLR-3-32-F77 (ITT Canon) Cable side : XLR-3-11C (3 pin famale plug) or equivalent. Insertion side Pin Number Name Function Direction External Interface SHIELD Shielding for microphone output(h) GND MIC OUT(H) Microphone output(h) form camera head OUT MIC OUT(C) Microphone output(l ) form camera head OUT REMOTE Connector Insertion side This is the connector for the external remote control panel. Body side : PRC05-RB8F(Tajimi) Cable side : PRC05-PB8M (8 pin male plug) Pin Number A B C D Name Function Direction External Interface HED(+) Digital data output(+) from camera head to remote controller OUT HED(-) Digital data output(-) from camera head to remote controller OUT HEC(+) Digital data input(+) from camera head to remote controller IN HEC(-) Digital data input(-) from camera head to remote controller IN E +12V(REM) DC+12V power supply to remote controller OUT F +12V RET(REM) Ground for DC+12V power supply RET G REM LISTEN Audio input for intercom from remote controller IN H REM TALK Audio output for intercom from remote controller OUT

13 4. Setup 4.1 Intercom Setup Connection with the intercom connector on the MA-500 rear panel is required to establish intercommunications. This connection enables intercommunication of the MA-500 with the HL-65W and the switcher. The MA-500 is compatible with 4-wire type, RTS type, and ClearCom type communication methods Selection between Intercom 4-wire, RTS, and ClearCom communication methods (1) Unscrew the screws (5 pcs.) from the side and rear panels, and remove the top cover. (2) Switch the intercom circuit switches on the main board to their proper positions according to the following table. Switch positions SW No 4-wire RTS ClearCom SW701 OFF (OFF)*1 (OFF)*1 SW702 4W RTS RTS SW703 4W 4W 4W SW705 4W RTS RTS SW706 4W RTS RTS SW707 RTS CL SW708 RTS CL *1: A single line should have an impedance of 200. Note: Do not perform switch reconfigurations other than those above. If this warning is disregarded, it may cause potential malfunction.

14 <Layout of Intercom Circuit Switches on the main board> Setting of Headset Type (1) Unscrew the screws (5 pcs.) from the side and rear panels, and remove the top cover. (2) Apply the switch setting for the FRONT board in accordance with the headset used. Set the switch on Dynamic for use with a dynamic microphone. FRONT BOARD

15 4.2 Video Output Signal Switching Procedure Selection of RGB/Component Signal Output The MA-500 is capable of selection between the RGB and Y/Cr/Cb image signals to output with the use of the RGB / YCrCb select switch located on the MA-500 rear panel. Y/Cr/Cb image signal.set the switch to Y/Cr/Cb. RGB image signal..set the switch to RGB. Notice The camera head is configured to output the component image signal (fixed) despite being set to RGB signal output. The MA-500 converts the Y/Cr/Cb signal to the RGB signal before outputting the signal Output of the Y/C Image Signal The select switch on the MA-500 rear panel allows selection of the Y/C image signal to be output. Y/C image signal Set the switch to Y/C. The camera head requires reconfiguration. Apply the switch setting for the camera adaptor as described below. Open the right panel of the CA-65 adaptor as viewed from rear, and apply the J-BOARD switch setting (S4 and S5). See below. Notice If the switch setting is set for the Y/C image signal to be output, the SDI optional device cannot be installed.

16 4.2.3 Selection of Component Image Signal Level The MA-500 is capable of outputting the component image signal at the level of MII-VCR signal. (1) Unscrew the screws (5 pcs.) from the side and rear panels, and remove the top cover. (2) Set the component circuit select switch (SW401) on the main board to USA M2. <Layout of Component Circuit Switches on the main board>

17 4.3 Tally Signal Setup The tally signal, which is input to the communication connector located on the MA-500 Rear Panel, is compatible with a MAKE contact system and POWER contact system in response to the unit. Selection between MAKE and POWER is achieved by switching between the S3 and S4 switches on the MPU module. MAKE Contact System.Set the S202 switch and S203" switch to MAKE. POWER Contact System.Set the S202 switch and S203" switch to POWER. Reference See section 3.5 Pin Function of Connectors for connection to the unit.

18 5. Installing Options 5.1 Q-TV Module Kit The Q-TV Module Kit is composed of the following parts. Make sure all the parts are in the package prior to installation. The Q-TV-capable camera adaptor is required. <Q-TV Module Kit> Q-TV Module Q-TV BNC Panel Connection Wire Harness (2 pcs.) Column (4 pcs.) Notice Equipped with the module kit listed below, the CA-65 camera adaptor is capable of operation. Installation of a Q-TV-specification Module Kit requires a special tool. Contact our sales or service personnel to install the Q-TV-specification Module Kit. <CA-65 Q-TV-specification Module Kit> Q-TV DEMOD Module

19 <Installation Procedure> (1) Unscrew the screws (4 pcs.) securing the blank panel which is attached to the rear panel, and remove the blank panel. (2) Attach the Q-TV BNC panel. (3) Unscrew the screws (5 pcs.) from the side and rear panels, and remove the top cover. (4) Unscrew the screws (4 pcs.) securing the MPU board, and attach the supplied columns.

20 (5) Mount the Q-TV board on the MPU module and secure it with screws (4 pcs.). (6) Connect the wire harnesses (2 pcs.). Q-TV board CN1 to Q-TV BNC panel Q-TV board CN2 to main board CN3 (7) Set the S801 RET/Q-TV switch on the main board to RET/Q-TV. Notice If the Q-TV adaptor is installed, the S801 RET/Q-TV switch must be set to the RET/Q-TV position irrespective of the use of the Q-TV.

21 <Connection with External Devices>