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Sony SRG-300HC User Manual
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HD Color
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Operating Instructions
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SRG-300H
Table of Contents
2Table of Contents
Overview
Features .............................................. 3
Camera and Supplied Accessories .....3
System Configuration ........................5
Location and Functions of Parts and
Controls ..............................................8
Camera ..........................................8
Infrared Remote Commander
(supplied) ........................11
Adjusting and Setting with
Menus
About On-Screen Menus.................. 14
Main Menu .................................14
Setting Menus .............................14
Control Button Display
Section .............................15
EXPOSURE Menu ...........................16
WHITE BALANCE Menu ...............17
PICTURE Menu ...............................18
PAN TILT ZOOM Menu .................19
SYSTEM Menu ................................20
STATUS Menu ................................21
Operation Using the
Supplied Infrared Remote
Commander
Before Operating.............................. 22
Turning on the Power .......................22
Pan/Tilt and Zoom Operation ..........23
Panning and Tilting ....................23
Zooming .....................................24
Operating Multiple Cameras with
the Infrared Remote
Commander .....................25
Adjusting the Camera .......................25
Focusing on a Subject .................25
Shooting with Back Lighting .....26
Storing the Camera Settings in Memory
— the Presetting Feature ................. 26
Installation and Connection
Installing the Camera....................... 28
Installing the Camera on a
Desk ................................ 28
Attaching the Camera to a
Tripod ............................. 28
Installing the Camera Using the M3
Fixing Screw Holes ........ 28
Installing the unit on the
ceiling ............................. 29
Connections ..................................... 32
Connecting to an AC Outlet ....... 32
Connecting a Computer ............. 33
LAN connection ......................... 34
Connecting the RM-IP10 IP Remote
Controller ........................ 34
LAN connection ......................... 35
Connecting a Video Monitor, etc.,
Equipped with HDMI Input
Connector ....................... 36
Appendix
Message List.................................... 37
Troubleshooting............................... 38
Menu Configuration ........................ 40
Preset Items ..................................... 43
Specifications .................................. 45
Using the VISCA RS-422 connector
pin assignments .............. 47
License ............................................. 48
3
Features / Camera and Supplied Accessories
Overview
BOverview
Features
• The 1/2.8 type Exmor CMOS camera
(utilising approximately 2 million valid
pixels) allows for high-definition shooting
with superior picture quality.
• Adopts 30 times optical magnification,
F1.6 high power and luminous zoom lens.
• By adopting its wide and dynamic range
functions, you can see the optimised
shooting image which incorporates bright
and dark subjects at the same time.
• Adopts the industry standard RS-232
interface of VISCA camera protocol in
external communication. It is possible to
operate from long distances by using both
RS-232 and RS-422.
• You can install the camera on ceilings due
to the functions of high-speed and wide
range pan/tilt action and vertical image
flip.
• You can use the infrared remote
commander to set the camera and also to
select panning, tilting and zooming from
the setting menu.
• You can store up to 16 kinds of camera
direction and camera status into the
camera.
• You can use the LAN cable for external
communication. This will make system
construction easier.
• The camera can be set for a variety of HD
video formats and has an HDMI interface
terminal. The HDMI video interface is in
widespread use.
Camera and
Supplied
Accessories
When you unpack, check that all the
supplied accessories are included.
Camera (1)
AC power adaptor (1)
AC power cord (1)
Infrared remote commander (1)
4Camera and Supplied Accessories
Ceiling bracket (A) (1)
Ceiling bracket (B) (1)
Wire rope (1)
Screw +M 3×8 (8)
VISCA RS-422 connector plug (1)
Operating Instructions (CD-ROM) (1)
Optional Products
RM-IP10 IP Remote Controller
Operate up to 112 cameras that are
compatible with IP connection using the
LAN connection. Up to five RM-IP10 IP
remote controllers can be installed to the
same system.
The joystick of the IP remote controller
allows you comfortable pan/tilt and zoom
operations. The IP remote controller also
allows operation of up to seven cameras by
using the RS-232 connections or RS-422
connections.
Supplied accessories: AC adaptor (1), AC
power cord (1), RS-422 connector plug (2),
CD-ROM (1)
5
System Configuration
Overview
System Configuration
The SRG-300H HD Color Video Camera has various system configuration capabilities using
optional products. This section describes three typical system examples with the required
components and the main usage of each system.
Operating a SRG-300H Camera Using the Supplied Infrared Remote
Commander
This system allows you:
To operate the camera readily from a short distance
System configuration
SRG-300H
Video signal
Signal flow
Infrared Remote Commander
(supplied)
HD video monitor
6System Configuration
Operating a SRG-300H Camera Using the RM-IP10 IP Remote
Controller
This system allows you:
To perform pan/tilt and zoom operations using the joystick of the IP remote controller, and to
perform the Preset operation using the button.
System configuration
Select the MODE selector of RM-IP10 to position 0 (automatically selected) when using a
combination of SRG-300H and RM-IP10. For details, refer to the Operating Instructions of
RM-IP10.
Note
,
RM-IP10 IP Remote Controller
Video signal
Remote Control (VISCA) signal
Signal flow
HD video monitor
SRG-300H
7
System Configuration
Overview
Operating Multiple SRG-300H Cameras Using Multiple IP Remote
Controllers
System configuration
• You can connect up to 112 cameras and five IP remote controllers.
• The joystick of the IP remote controller allows comfortable pan/tilt and zoom operations.
System configuration
es
You cannot use the RS-232 and RS-422 connections when using the LAN connection.
Note
,
HD video monitor
PC for the setting
Camera
SRG-300H
Video signal
Remote control (LAN) signal
Signal flow
Video switcher
RM-IP10 IP Remote Controller
Switching hub
Camera
SRG-300H
Camera
SRG-300H
RM-IP10 IP Remote Controller
8Location and Functions of Parts and Controls
Location and
Functions of Parts
and Controls
Front
ALens
This is a 30-magnification optical zoom
lens.
BInfrared remote commander
sensors
These are sensors for the supplied
infrared remote commander.
CPOWER lamp
The green lamp lights when the camera
is connected to an AC outlet using the
supplied AC power adaptor and AC
power cord. It takes about 15 to
30 seconds to display the image after the
lamp lights.
The green lamp flashes when the camera
receives an operation command from the
supplied infrared remote commander.
DSTANDBY lamp
The orange lamp lights when the camera
is turned off using the infrared remote
commander.
Rear
EInfrared remote commander
sensors
These are sensors for the supplied
infrared remote commander.
FIMAGE FLIP switch
Flips the image upside down. Normally
set this to OFF when you use the camera.
When the camera is attached to the
ceiling, set this to ON. Turn off the unit
before setting the IMAGE FLIP switch.
Then, turn the power on by connecting
the power adaptor, by VISCA
CONTROL or the infrared remote
commander. When you switch this, the
preset setting is returned to the initial
setting.
GVISCA RS-422 connector
To communicate via RS-422, use this
connector.
Camera
34
1
2 2
9
Location and Functions of Parts and Controls
Overview
Use the supplied VISCA RS-422
connector plug.
HSYSTEM SELECT switch
Used for selecting the video format of
the signal to be output from the HDMI
video connector.
For details, see “Setting of the SYSTEM
SELECT switch” (page 10).
IHDMI video connector
Supplies the images as a HDMI video
signal or DVI video signal.
JIR SELECT switch
Select the camera number when you
operate multiple cameras with the same
infrared remote commander.
KVISCA IN connector
Connect to a computer via an RS-232
interface. When you connect multiple
cameras, connect it to the VISCA OUT
connector of the previous camera in the
daisy chain connection.
LVISCA OUT connector
When you connect multiple cameras,
connect it to the VISCA IN connector of
the next camera in the daisy chain
connection.
MLAN connector (RJ-45 8-pin)
Connect to a switching HUB that is
compatible with 10BASE-T/100BASE-
TX using a LAN cable (category 5 or
higher, shielded twisted pair).
When a link is established, the green
indicator lights, and it flashes during
communication. While connected with
100BASE-TX, the yellow indicator also
lights.
For safety, do not connect the connector
for peripheral device wiring that might
have excessive voltage to this port.
Follow the instructions for this port.
NDC 12 V connector
Connect the supplied AC power adaptor.
OReset switch
The reset switch is available only when
LAN is set. If you press this switch with
a pointed tip for about five seconds, the
camera will reboot and the IP settings
will return to the factory default.
Factory settings for IP
IP address: 192.168.0.100
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
Name: CAM1
Bottom
PBOTTOM switches
Used for LAN and VISCA CONTROL
switching, RS-232 and RS-422
switching, 9,600 bps and 38,400 bps
baud rate selection and IR signal output
setting.
For details, refer to the setting of the
BOTTOM switches (page 10).
QTripod screw hole
RCeiling bracket mounting screw
holes
CAUTION
10 Location and Functions of Parts and Controls
Setting of the SYSTEM SELECT
switch
This switch allows you to select the video
format of the signal to be output from the
HDMI video connector.
• Be sure to set this switch before you turn
on the power of the camera. You can also
set this switch in the standby mode of the
camera. After completing the setting, turn
on the power of the camera by connecting
it to an AC outlet using the supplied AC
power adaptor and AC power cord, by
using the VISCA command or infrared
remote commander.
• Be sure to use a Phillips-head screwdriver
when changing the switch position. If you
use a tool other than the designated
screwdriver, the crossed groove may be
damaged.
• If the switch position is set to 1, 9, E or F
(no output), the POWER lamp and
STANDBY lamp will both remain lit. In
such cases, control via the infrared remote
commander and VISCA commands is
disabled.
• If the switch is set to 6 (EDID), the most
suitable format will be output
automatically based on the resolution of
the TV monitor to be connected.
• If the switch position is set to 7 (VISCA
CONTROL), you can configure the video
format via external communication.
For detailed information, refer to the
Technical Manual of the camera. For details
on obtaining a Technical Manual, consult
your Sony dealer.
Setting of the BOTTOM switches
To change the setting of the BOTTOM
switches, turn off the camera (unless it is in
standby mode) first, set the BOTTOM
switches, then turn on the camera again.
Changing the BOTTOM switches is not
possible while the camera is turned on.
Switch
position
Video format
0
1920
×
1080p/59.94
59.94 Hz
system
1
No output
2
1920
×
1080p/29.97
3
1920
×
1080i/59.94
4
1280
×
720p/59.94
5
1280
×
720p/29.97
6
EDID
–
7
VISCA CONTROL
–
8
1920
×
1080p/50
50 Hz
system
9
No output
A
1920
×
1080p/25
B
1920
×
1080i/50
C
1280
×
720p/50
D
1280
×
720p/25
E
No output
–
F
No output
–
Set this arrow to the
desired video format.
SRG-300H
Notes
OFF
ON
OFF: Default position
11
Location and Functions of Parts and Controls
Overview
AVISCA/LAN switch
Select the control setting.
Set to ON to use the LAN connection
and set to OFF to use the VISCA
CONTROL (serial control).
BRS-232/RS-422 select switch
(when using the serial
connection)
Set to RS-422 to operate color video
camera using the VISCA command via
the RS-422 interface.
CBAUD RATE SELECT switch
(when using the serial
connection)
Set the communication speed in the
VISCA CONTROL.
ON: 38,400 bps
OFF: 9,600 bps
DIR OUT switch
Set to ON to enable output of the
receiver signals, which are transmitted
from the infrared remote commander via
the VISCA IN connector (page 47), or
set it to OFF to disable the output.
ESwitch 5 (Not used)
Be sure to set this switch to OFF.
FSwitch 6 (Not used)
Be sure to set this switch to OFF.
GSwitch 7 (Not used)
Be sure to set this switch to OFF.
HSwitch 8 (Not used)
Be sure to set this switch to OFF.
ACAMERA SELECT buttons
Press the button corresponding to the
camera you want to operate with the
infrared remote commander.
The camera number can be set using the
IR SELECT switch on the rear of the
camera.
If two or more cameras are adjacent and
have the same camera number, they are
operated simultaneously with the same
infrared remote commander. When you
install the cameras close to each other,
set different camera numbers.
For the camera number setting, see
“Operating Multiple Cameras with the
Infrared Remote Commander”
(page 25).
BFOCUS buttons
Used for focus adjustment.
Press the AUTO button to adjust the
focus automatically. To adjust the focus
manually, press the MANUAL button,
and adjust it with the FAR and NEAR
buttons.
Infrared Remote Commander
(supplied)
Note
12 Location and Functions of Parts and Controls
Press the MANUAL button and adjust
the focus manually when shooting the
following objects.
• White walls and other objects without
contrast
• Objects behind glass
• Objects with horizontal stripes
• Objects on which bright lights are cast
or reflected
• Nightscapes and other dark objects
with blinking lights
• Lit objects shot with darkened
exposure adjustment or exposure
compensation settings
CDATA SCREEN button
Press this button to display the main
menu. Press it again to turn off the menu.
If you press the button when a lower-
level menu is selected, the display goes
back to a higher-level menu.
Pan/tilt operations are disabled when the
menu is displayed (except PAN/TILT
LIMIT setting).
DPAN-TILT buttons
Press the arrow buttons to adjust the
direction of the camera. Press the HOME
button to face the camera back to the front.
When the menu is displayed, use V or v
to select the menu items and B or b to
change the set values. The selected
setting menu is displayed, by pressing
the HOME button when the main menu
is displayed.
EL/R DIRECTION SET button
Hold down this button and press the REV
button to change the direction of the
camera movement opposite to that
indicated by the arrow of the
B
/
b
buttons.
To reset the direction of the camera
movement, press the STD button while
holding down this button.
FPOWER button
Press this button to turn on/off the
camera when the camera is connected to
an AC outlet.
GBACK LIGHT button
Press this button to enable the backlight
compensation. Press it again to disable
the backlight compensation.
HPOSITION buttons
Hold down the PRESET button and press
button 1 to 6 to store the current camera
direction, zooming, focus adjustment and
backlight compensation in the memory of
the pressed number button.
To erase the memory contents, hold
down the RESET button and press
button 1 to 6.
These buttons do not function when the
menu is displayed.
IPAN-TILT RESET button
Press this button to reset the pan/tilt
position.
JZOOM buttons
Use the SLOW button to zoom slowly,
and the FAST button to zoom quickly.
Press the T (telephoto) side of the button
to zoom in, and the W (wide angle) side
to zoom out.
To install batteries
Note
Note
Note
Two R6 (size AA) batteries
(not supplied)
13
Location and Functions of Parts and Controls
Overview
Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly
replaced.
Replace only with the same or equivalent
type recommended by the manufacturer.
When you dispose of the battery, you must
obey the law in the relative area or country.
Installing batteries
Two R6 (size AA) batteries are supplied for
Infrared Remote Commander.
To avoid risk of explosion, use R6 (size AA)
manganese or alkaline batteries.
CAUTION
14 About On-Screen Menus
BAdjusting and Setting with Menus
About On-Screen
Menus
You can change various settings, such as
shooting conditions and system setup of the
camera, while observing menus displayed
on a connected monitor.
This section explains how to read the on-
screen menus before starting menu
operations.
For the overall menu configurations, see
“Menu Configuration” (page 40).
You cannot perform pan/tilt operations
while the menu is displayed.
To display the main menu, press the DATA
SCREEN button on the supplied infrared
remote commander.
aSelected item
Selects a setting menu.
The selected item is shown by the
cursor. The cursor moves up or down by
pressing the V or v button on the
infrared remote commander.
bMenu items
To display a setting menu, select one
using the V or v button on the infrared
remote commander and press the
HOME button on the infrared remote
commander.
The setting menu selected on the main menu
is displayed.
aSetting menu
The name of the setting menu currently
selected is displayed here.
bSelected item
Selects a setting item.
The selected item is shown by the
cursor.
Move the cursor up or down by pressing
the V or v button on the infrared remote
commander.
cSetting items
The setting items for this setting menu
are displayed.
Select the setting item using the V or v
button on the infrared remote
commander.
dSet value
The currently set values are displayed.
To change a set value, use the B or b
button on the infrared remote
commander.
For the default value of each setting
item, see “Menu Configuration”
(page 40).
Note
Main Menu
Setting Menus
15
About On-Screen Menus
Adjusting and Setting with Menus
Names of buttons displayed on the monitor
are different from buttons on the infrared
remote commander to be used.
Use the proper buttons on the infrared
remote commander, referring to the
following pictures.
Main menu
aIndicates that you can select a menu item
by V or v button on the infrared remote
commander. The selected item is shown
by the cursor.
bIndicates that you can move to the next
layer by pressing the HOME button.
cIndicates that you can return to the
normal display by pressing the DATA
SCREEN button.
Setting menu
aIndicates that you can select the setting
item by using the V or v button and you
can change the set value by using tthe B
or b button.
bIndicates that you can return to the main
menu by pressing the DATA SCREEN
button.
When you are operating the menu using the
supplied infrared remote commander, you
cannot set IR-RECEIVE in the SYSTEM
menu to OFF. To set IR-RECEIVE to OFF,
use the appropriate VISCA command.
For detailed information on how to connect
and VISCA command list, refer to the
Technical Manual of the camera. For details
on obtaining a Technical Manual, consult
your Sony dealer.
Control Button Display
Section
Note
16 EXPOSURE Menu
EXPOSURE Menu
The EXPOSURE menu is used to set the
items related to the exposure.
MODE (exposure mode)
FULL AUTO: The exposure is adjusted
automatically using the sensitivity,
electronic shutter speed, and iris.
BRIGHT: Adjust the brightness level
(LEVEL) manually.
SHUTTER PRI: Shutter Priority mode.
The exposure is adjusted automatically
using the sensitivity and iris. Adjust the
electronic shutter speed (SPEED)
manually.
IRIS PRI: Iris Priority mode. The exposure
is adjusted automatically using the
sensitivity and electronic shutter speed.
Adjust the iris (IRIS) manually.
MANUAL: Adjust the sensitivity (GAIN),
electronic shutter speed (SPEED) and
iris (IRIS) manually.
When you select one from among the
various exposure modes, some of the
following setting items that are required for
the selected mode appear.
GAIN: Select the gain from among the
following:
0, 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, 24, 27, 30, 33,
36, 39, 43 dB
SPEED: Select the electronic shutter speed
from among the following:
For the 59.94/29.97 video format:
1/1, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/15, 1/30,
1/60, 1/90, 1/100, 1/125, 1/180, 1/250,
1/350, 1/500, 1/725, 1/1000, 1/1500,
1/2000, 1/3000, 1/4000, 1/6000,
1/10000 sec.
For the 50/25 video format:
1/1, 1/2, 1/3, 1/6, 1/12, 1/25,
1/50, 1/75, 1/100, 1/120, 1/150, 1/215,
1/300, 1/425, 1/600, 1/1000, 1/1250,
1/1750, 1/2500, 1/3500, 1/6000,
1/10000 sec.
IRIS: Select the iris from among the
following:
CLOSE, F14, F11, F9.6, F8.0, F6.8,
F5.6, F4.8, F4.0, F3.4, F2.8, F2.4, F2.0,
F1.6
LEVEL: Select the brightness level from
among 0, 5 to 31.
WIDE D (Wide dynamic range mode):
When MODE (exposure mode) is set to
FULL AUTO, the camera distinguishes
light and dark areas in the same scene,
adjusts the brightness for dark areas, and
also controls the blown out highlights.
You can select the wide dynamic range
mode from among OFF, LOW, MID and
HIGH.
• You can set the wide dynamic range
mode when WIDE D is set to FULL
AUTO only.
• When WIDE D is not set to OFF, the
MODE setting is fixed at FULL
AUTO.
• When changing WIDE D, a change in
screen luminance occurs for a
moment.
• When the change of exposure is big,
the screen may stop for a moment.
GAIN LIMIT: Select the upper limit of the
gain rise in FULL AUTO, SHUTTER
PRI and IRIS PRI modes. Select from
among 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, 24, 27, 30, 33,
36, 39, 43 dB.
Notes
17
WHITE BALANCE Menu
Adjusting and Setting with Menus
EX-COMP (exposure compensation)
When MODE is set to one of FULL AUTO,
SHUTTER PRI or IRIS PRI, set this item to
ON to enable exposure compensation.
When you set EX-COMP to ON, LEVEL
appears and you can select the exposure
compensation level from among the
following:
–7, –6, –5, –4, –3, –2, –1, 0, +1, +2, +3, +4,
+5, +6, +7
If you set the level to 0, exposure
compensation will be disabled. Level +7 is
the brightest and –7 is the darkest
compensation value.
When EX-COMP is set to OFF, exposure
compensation does not function.
SLOW SHUTTER
When you set the mode to ON, the camera
automatically uses slow shutter speed for
exposure as the illumination of the object to
be shot decreases. This mode is only
available when AE mode is set to FULL
AUTO.
WHITE BALANCE
Menu
The WHITE BALANCE menu is used to
select the white balance mode.
MODE (white balance mode)
Select the white balance mode from among
the following:
AUTO, IN DOOR, OUT DOOR, ONE
PUSH, ATW (Auto Tracing White
Balance), MANUAL
When you select MANUAL, R.GAIN (red
gain) and B. GAIN (blue gain) appear. You
can select each item in the range from –128
to 127.
When you select the ONE PUSH
mode
Perform the following operation.
1Zoom in on a white subject in the
center of the screen.
2Press the HOME button of the
supplied infrared remote commander.
The one-push white balance adjustment
is activated.
When DISPLAY INFO (page 20) is set to
ON on the SYSTEM menu, the result of the
white balance adjustment is displayed on the
monitor.
18 PICTURE Menu
PICTURE Menu
The PICTURE menu is used to set the items
related to the picture.
APERTURE (aperture compensation)
Select the aperture compensation level from
among MIN, 1 to 14 and MAX.
HIGH RESOLUTION
You can set this mode to ON or OFF. When
set to ON, you can enjoy emphasised edge
and high-resolution images.
NOISE REDUCTION
You can enjoy clearer images by removing
unnecessary noise (fixed pattern and
randomised noise). You can select 6 levels
from OFF (MIN), 1 to 5 (MAX).
IMAGE STABILIZER
You can select this function according to the
shooting conditions.
OFF: The image stabilizer function does not
operate.
ON: The image stabilizer function operates.
When set to ON, you can obtain steadier
images if vibration is present. This stabilizer
is effective for vibration frequencies around
10 Hz. This function utilizes digital zoom;
therefore, the angle of view and resolution of
images may be affected. However, image
sensitivity is retained.
• The image stabilizer function is not
effective during pan/tilt operations. It may
take some time for the image to stabilize
after performing pan/tilt operations.
• If the image stabilizer function is already
enabled, it may take some time for the
image to stabilize after turning on the
power of the camera.
• Depending on the installation conditions,
the image stabilizer may not be effective.
• When the image stabilizer function is
enabled, the subject appears closer.
• The image stabilizer may not be effective
in an installation environment where high
frequency vibration is present. In this case,
set the image stabilizer function to OFF.
Notes
19
PAN TILT ZOOM Menu
Adjusting and Setting with Menus
PAN TILT ZOOM
Menu
The PAN TILT ZOOM menu is used to
select the pan/tilt/zoom mode.
PAN/TILT LIMIT
When you set PAN/TILT LIMIT to ON, you
can select the limit of pan/tilt operation.
You can select the following values:
RIGHT: +170° to –169°, selectable in 1°
steps.
LEFT: +169° to –170°, selectable in 1°
steps.
UP: +90° to –19° (IMAGE FLIP:OFF)
+20° to –89° (IMAGE FLIP:ON)
selectable in 1° steps.
DOWN: +89° to –20° (IMAGE FLIP:OFF)
+19° to –90° (IMAGE FLIP:ON)
selectable in 1° steps.
The indicated value is changed when the B
or b button is released. When the pan/tilt
function is in motion, the indicated value
does not change.
Setting the range of LEFT/RIGHT
movement
The limit of pan/tilt operation becomes
effective promptly after you set the range of
PAN/TILT LIMIT. When you want to make
the camera start with the ranges set, before
turning off the power, store those values in
POSITION 1.
For details, see “Storing the Camera
Settings in Memory — the Presetting
Feature” (page 26).
Setting the range of UP/DOWN
movement
When you turn the camera to the right or left
beyond the 100° with the camera pointed
downward by 20°, the camera may be caught
on the lens, depending on the zoom position
of the lens.
Note
Note
Note
–170° +170°
CENTER (0°)
(IMAGE FLIP : OFF)
+90°
–20°
0°
(IMAGE FLIP : OFF)
20 SYSTEM Menu
PAN/TILT SLOW mode
When you set this function to ON, the PAN/
TILT operation becomes slow. This makes it
easier for the camera to capture a slow
moving subject.
D-ZOOM (digital zoom)
You can set digital zoom to ON or OFF.
When set to OFF, digital zoom does not
operate, and only optical zoom is available.
When set to ON, digital zoom takes over
after optical zoom reaches MAX (×30). Up
to ×360 can be zoomed digitally.
When digital zoom is available, the
resolution decreases.
SYSTEM Menu
IR-RECEIVE (infrared signal
reception)
When this is set to OFF, the camera does not
receive the signal from the supplied infrared
remote commander.
Be sure to keep it set to ON when you use the
supplied infrared remote commander.
You cannot set IR-RECEIVE to OFF when
you operate the menu using the supplied
infrared remote commander. To set it to
OFF, use the appropriate VISCA command.
DISPLAY INFO
When this item is set to ON, the message
automatically appears for about 3 seconds
on the monitor screen, when you perform the
following operations using the supplied
infrared remote commander.
Note
Message Remote control
operation
PRESET n: OK
“n” is a preset
position number of
the infrared remote
commander,
between 1 and 6.
You have stored the
camera settings to
POSITION 1 to 6.
RECALL n: OK
“n” is a preset
position number of
the infrared remote
commander,
between 1 and 6.
You have read the
camera settings stored
in POSITION 1 to 6.
21
STATUS Menu
Adjusting and Setting with Menus
The operations in the VISCA CONTROL
and LAN connection are from n: 1 to 16.
VIDEO MODE
The setting of the HDMI and DVI are
available when the video is output from the
HDMI video connector.
When the SYSTEM SELECT is set to
EDID, the video mode cannot be set.
COLOR SYSTEM
The setting of the YCbCr and RGB are
available for color space of the video image.
When the SYSTEM SELECT is set to
EDID, the color system cannot be set.
STATUS Menu
The STATUS menu is used to display the
settings selected with the menus.
The STATUS menu consists of PAGE1 to
PAGE5.
This menu only displays the current menu
settings, and you cannot change them with
this menu.
PAGE1: Shows the settings selected with
the EXPOSURE menu.
PAGE2: Shows the settings selected with
the PICTURE menu and the WHITE
BALANCE menu.
PAGE3: Shows the settings selected with
the PAN TILT ZOOM menu.
PAGE4: Shows the settings selected with
the SYSTEM menu, supplied infrared
remote commander channel, VISCA
communication baud rate, VIDEO
mode, Color system and Video latency
setting.
PAGE5: Shows the settings selected with
the LAN connection with IP address,
Subnet mask and MAC address (shows
when the BOTTOM switch is set to
LAN only).
The VISCA communication baud rate and
the VIDEO mode for the camera are
displayed. Even if you change the settings
after turning on the power, those settings are
ignored and are not changed on the display.
For detailed information on the Video
latency setting, refer to the Technical
Manual of the camera.
RESET n: OK
“n” is a preset
position number of
the infrared remote
commander,
between 1 and 6.
You have reset the
camera settings stored
in POSITION 1 to 6 to
the default settings.
ONE PUSH WB:
OP
During the white
balance adjustment in
the ONE PUSH white
balance mode, the
message blinks on the
screen.
ONE PUSH WB:
OK
When white balance
adjustment is correctly
performed in ONE
PUSH white balance
mode, this message
appears on the screen.
ONE PUSH WB:
NG
If white balance
adjustment is
incorrectly performed
in ONE PUSH white
balance mode, this
message flashes on the
screen.
Note
Message Remote control
operation
Note
22 Before Operating / Turning on the Power
BOperation Using the Supplied Infrared Remote Commander
Before Operating
Before operating the camera, check that the
camera and peripheral devices are properly
installed and connected.
For details, see “Setting of the SYSTEM
SELECT switch” (page 10), “Installing the
Camera” (page 28) and “Connections”
(page 32).
The supplied infrared remote commander
may not work correctly near the inverter
lighting fixtures. In such a case, try to install
the camera far from the inverted luminaire.
You can check whether or not the installed
location is good for the usage of the infrared
remote commander.
For detailed information on how to check,
refer to the Technical Manual. For details
on obtaining a Technical Manual, consult
your Sony dealer.
Turning on the
Power
1Connect the camera to an AC outlet
using the supplied AC power adaptor
and power cord.
The power is turned on and the POWER
lamp lights.
The camera will automatically pan and
tilt and be reset to the position stored in
POSITION 1 (Pan/tilt reset action).
Note
POWER lights.
to AC outlet
DC 12 V
SRG-300H
23
Pan/Tilt and Zoom Operation
Operation Using the Supplied Infrared Remote Commander
2Turn on the peripheral devices.
To turn on/off the camera using the
infrared remote commander
As long as the camera is connected to an AC
outlet, you can turn the camera on or off with
the POWER switch on the infrared remote
commander.
When you turn the power off using the
infrared remote commander, the POWER
lamp turns off and the STANDBY lamp
lights on the camera.
Pan/Tilt and Zoom
Operation
1Press the POWER switch.
The camera will turn on and perform the
pan/tilt reset operation automatically.
2Press the arrow button to pan or tilt the
camera.
While checking the picture on the
screen, press the desired arrow button.
To move the camera little by little,
press the button just for a moment.
To move the camera in a wide range,
press and hold the button.
To move the camera diagonally, press
the B or b button while holding down
the V or v button.
To face the camera back to the front
Press the HOME button.
If the camera moves in a different
direction from the one you intended
The camera is preset so that the image output
from the camera is rotated toward the right
whenever you press the b button.
POWER
The STANDBY
lamp lights.
Panning and Tilting
24 Pan/Tilt and Zoom Operation
To face the camera toward the
opposite direction
You might wish to face the camera toward
the opposite direction from that of the button
you pressed, for example, when you change
the direction of the camera while checking
the picture on the screen. In such a case,
press the 2 (REV) button while holding
down the L/R DIRECTION SET button.
To reset the setting
To reset the setting, press the 1 (STD) button
while holding down the L/R DIRECTION
SET button.
The setting above only changes the signal
emitted from the infrared remote
commander, and does not change the setting
of the camera itself. Therefore, repeat the
setting for each infrared remote commander
if you are using more than one infrared
remote commander.
When the STANDBY lamp is blinking
If the camera is moved forcibly, or a finger
or other object interferes with camera
movement, the camera may fail to memorize
the pan/tilt position.
Press the PAN-TILT RESET button to reset
the pan/tilt position.
Press either of the ZOOM buttons.
When you perform pan/tilt operation while
the camera is in the telephoto mode, the
moving speed of the image on the screen
may be a little jerky.
Arrow
button
Movement of
the camera
Setting
Arrow
button
Movement of
the camera
Setting
Note
While
holding down
Press
While
holding down
Press
Zooming
Note
The STANDBY lamp blinks.
Subject appears
farther away.
(Wide angle)
Subject appears
closer. (Telephoto)
Zooms in or out
fast (FAST side)
Zooms in or out
slowly (SLOW side)
25
Adjusting the Camera
Operation Using the Supplied Infrared Remote Commander
1Set the IR SELECT switch on the rear
of the camera you want to operate to 1,
2 or 3.
2Press the CAMERA SELECT button
on the infrared remote commander
that corresponds to the number set in
step 1.
Then, you can operate the camera(s)
specified by number. Every time you operate
the camera(s) using the infrared remote
commander, the CAMERA SELECT button
pressed in step 2 lights.
Adjusting the
Camera
Focusing the camera on a subject
automatically
Press the AUTO button.
The camera focuses on the subject at the
center of the screen automatically.
Focusing the camera on a subject
manually
After pressing the MANUAL button, press
either the FAR or the NEAR button to have
the camera focus on the subject.
Operating Multiple Cameras
with the Infrared Remote
Commander
CAMERA
SELECT
Focusing on a Subject
Focusing on a far
subject
Focusing on a
near subject
26 Storing the Camera Settings in Memory — the Presetting Feature
When you shoot a subject with a light source
behind it, the subject becomes dark. In such
a case, press the BACK LIGHT button.
To cancel the function, press the BACK
LIGHT button again.
The BACK LIGHT function is effective if
MODE is set to FULL AUTO in the
EXPOSURE menu of the camera.
Storing the Camera
Settings in Memory
— the Presetting
Feature
Up to 16 combinations of settings (16
positions) including camera position,
zooming, focusing, and backlighting, can be
preset.
For details of the camera settings to be
preset, see “Preset Items” (page 43).
1Press the PAN-TILT RESET button to
reset the pan/tilt position.
2Adjust the position, zooming,
focusing and backlighting of the
camera (page 23 to page 26).
3While holding down the PRESET
button, press any of the POSITION
buttons, 1 to 6, in which you want to
store the settings.
Shooting with Back Lighting
Note
Subject
appears
brighter.
27
Storing the Camera Settings in Memory — the Presetting Feature
Operation Using the Supplied Infrared Remote Commander
When you set DISPLAY INFO (page
20) to ON on the SYSTEM menu, the
message “PRESET n : OK”
automatically appears for about 3
seconds on the monitor screen.
Recalling the stored settings
Press any of the POSITION buttons, 1 to 6,
in which you have stored the settings. The
message “RECALL n:OK” automatically
appears for about 3 seconds on the monitor
screen.
Cancelling the preset memory
While holding down the RESET button,
press the POSITION button from which you
want to cancel the settings.
When you set DISPLAY INFO (page 20) to
ON on the SYSTEM menu, the message
“RESET n : OK” automatically appears for
about 3 seconds on the monitor screen.
• When the power is turned on, the camera
starts with the settings stored in
POSITION 1.
• If you want to retain the previous pan and
tilt positions, etc. before the power is
turned off and turned on again, store those
positions in POSITION 1.
• When you are storing or cancelling the
settings in one POSITION, you cannot call
up, store or cancel the settings in another
POSITION.
• When the menu is displayed on the screen,
you cannot perform the operation for
storing, recalling, or cancelling the setting.
Be sure to return to the normal display
before starting these operations.
Notes
While holding
down this button
Press a POSITION
button.
While holding
down this button
Press a
POSITION button.
28 Installing the Camera
BInstallation and Connection
Installing the
Camera
Place the camera on a flat surface.
If you have to place the camera on an
inclined surface, make sure that the
inclination is less than ±15 degrees to
guarantee pan/tilt performance, and take
measures to prevent it from falling.
• Do not grasp the camera head when
carrying the camera.
• Do not turn the camera head by hand.
Doing so may result in a camera
malfunction.
Attach a tripod to the screw hole used for
attaching a tripod on the bottom of the
camera.
The tripod must be set up on a flat surface
and its screws tightened firmly by hand.
Use a tripod with screws of the following
specifications.
Attach the camera using 3 M3 fixing screw
holes located on the bottom of the camera.
Attach the camera to a fitting with a flat
surface using M3 screws with the following
specifications.
Installing the Camera on a
Desk
Notes
Attaching the Camera to a
Tripod
Installation of the camera using the
tripod screws and screw holes should not
be done for installation on a ceiling or a
shelf, etc., in a high position.
Installing the Camera Using
the M3 Fixing Screw Holes
4 = 4.5 to 7 mm
4 = 0.18 to 0.22 inches
Caution
M3 screw
4 = 3 to 8 mm
4 = 1/8 to 11/32 inches
29
Installing the Camera
Installation and Connection
Using the ceiling bracket, wire rope, and
retaining screws supplied, you can utilize
existing junction boxes, etc., to attach the
camera to the ceiling.
When you install the unit, always install it on
a level ceiling. If you have to install it on a
sloping or uneven ceiling, make sure that the
place where you install it is within ±15
degrees of the horizontal.
• Entrust installation to an experienced
contractor or installer when installing the
unit on ceilings or other high locations.
• When installing the unit in a high location,
be sure that the location and installation
components (excluding the supplied
accessories) are strong enough to support
the unit and the mounting bracket, and
install the unit securely. If the components
are not strong enough, the unit may fall
and cause serious injury.
• Always install the supplied wire rope to
prevent the unit from falling.
• If you install the unit in a high location,
check periodically, at least once a year, to
ensure that the connection has not
loosened. If conditions warrant, make this
periodic check more frequently.
Before installation
After deciding the direction in which the
camera will shoot, make the required holes
for the junction box, and connecting cables.
The connecting cables cannot be passed
through ceiling bracket (A). A hole for the
wiring is required in the ceiling at the back
of the unit where it is attached to the ceiling.
Installation
1Set the IMAGE FLIP switch on the
rear panel to ON.
• Make sure that the BOTTOM switch is
set to the correct position. See “Setting
of the BOTTOM switches” (page 10).
• If you set the IMAGE FLIP switch to
ON after turning on the power, the
image will not be flipped. Turn the
power off once, then on again, and the
image will be flipped. It takes about 15
to 30 seconds to display the image.
• When you toggle the IMAGE FLIP
switch, the pre-set settings will all be
returned to the initial settings.
2Attach the wire rope to the junction
box in the ceiling.
Use a screw hole and a screw (not
supplied) in the junction box to attach
the wire rope.
Installing the unit on the
ceiling
CAUTION
Note
Notes
Ceiling
Hole for connecting cable
30 Installing the Camera
2-2 If the wire cannot be attached to the
junction box, attach to the position
on the ceiling bracket (B) in the
illustration.
3Attach the ceiling bracket (B) to the
junction box on the ceiling.
Align the holes in the bracket with those
in the junction box, and use appropriate
screws (not supplied).
There are elongated holes for the screws
along the rounded edges of the ceiling
bracket (B). Later, the front of the
camera will be positioned along this
edge. Face the camera to the front, adjust
the aim, and attach it securely.
Front of the camera
Ceiling
bracket (B)
Ceiling
31
Installing the Camera
Installation and Connection
4Attach the ceiling bracket (A) to the
bottom of the camera using the 3
screws (M 3 × 8) supplied.
Align the screw holes on the bottom of
the camera with those in the ceiling
bracket, and attach the bracket to the
camera.
Tighten the screws a bit at a time in the
numbered order shown in the illustration.
After all of the screws are inserted and
temporarily tightened properly, securely
tighten each one in turn.
For assembly, use only the screws supplied
with the unit. Using other screws may
damage the unit.
5Insert the protrusions raised on the
ceiling bracket (A) into the spaces
prepared in the ceiling bracket (B),
and temporarily attach them by
pushing the ceiling bracket (A) to the
rear.
6While pushing up on the front part of
the camera, attach it using the 3 screws
(M 3 × 8) supplied, starting with the
screw at position 1.
Note
Attach
the wire rope.
M 3 × 8
(supplied)
12
3
Ceiling
Ceiling
bracket (A)
Ceiling
Ceiling
bracket
(B)
Ceiling
bracket (A)
Ceiling
1
M 3 × 8
(supplied)
32 Connections
7Connect the cables to the connectors
on the rear of the camera.
• Take the proper steps to ensure that the
load of the cables connected does not
cause problems.
• To prevent the HDMI cable
disconnecting from the camera (either
by its own weight or an external
force), it is recommended to secure it
with commercially available retaining
parts, etc.
Removing the camera
1Remove the 3 screws used to attach
the camera in step 6 of “Installation.”
2While pushing the entire camera up
towards the ceiling, move the camera
to the front.
The hooks will disengage, and you can
remove the camera.
Connections
Use the supplied AC power adaptor and AC
power cord to connect the camera to an AC
outlet.
Notes
Ceiling
Connecting to an AC Outlet
AC power cord (supplied)
to AC
outlet
DC 12 V
AC power adaptor
(supplied)
SRG-300H
33
Connections
Installation and Connection
• When you connect a computer to the
camera using the VISCA cable (RS-232
cross cable), you can control the camera
from a computer instead of the supplied
infrared remote commander.
• In the case of VISCA RS-232 connection,
make sure that the BOTTOM switch is set
to RS-232 (page 10).
• It is not possible to connect both VISCA
RS-232 and VISCA RS-422
simultaneously.
• Do not mix VISCA RS-232 (cross) and
VISCA RS-422 cables. Using these cables
at the same time may result in
malfunction. Cannot be used in the LAN
connection.
To obtain a cable, consult your Sony dealer.
For detailed information on how to connect
the camera and the VISCA command list,
refer to the Technical Manual of the camera.
For details on obtaining a Technical
Manual, consult your Sony dealer.
• Make up the cable using the supplied
VISCA RS-422 connector plug. See
“Using the VISCA RS-422 connector pin
assignments” (page 47).
• In the case of VISCA RS-422 connection,
make sure that the BOTTOM switch is set
to RS-422 (page 10).
Connecting a Computer
Notes
to RS-232 input
to the AC power
adaptor (supplied)
VISCA IN
VISCA cable
(not supplied)
Computer
RS-232 Connections
SRG-300H
Notes
to RS-232 input
VISCA OUT
RS-422 to RS-232
converter (not
supplied)
Computer
RS-422 Connections
SRG-300H
VISCA
RS-422 cable
VISCA RS-422
connector plug
(supplied)
to the AC power
adaptor (supplied)
34 Connections
• It is not possible to connect both VISCA
RS-232 and VISCA RS-422
simultaneously.
• Do not mix VISCA RS-232 (cross) and
VISCA RS-422 cables. Using these cables
at the same time may result in
malfunction. Cannot be used in the LAN
connection.
• In the case of a LAN connection, make
sure that the BOTTOM switch of the
camera is set for LAN connection
(page 10).
• Dedicated application software is needed.
For details about the application software,
consult your Sony dealer.
• Use a LAN cable that is compatible with
10BASE-T/100BASE-TX (category 5 or
higher, shielded twisted pair) for this
connection.
Use the RS-232 connecting cable supplied
with the IP remote controller.
When using the VISCA RS-232 connectors,
check that the BOTTOM switch on the
bottom of the camera (page 10) and the
BOTTOM switch on the bottom of the IP
remote controller are set to RS-232.
LAN connection
Notes
LAN cable
(not supplied)
Computer
SRG-300H
Connecting the RM-IP10 IP
Remote Controller
Note
MODE VISCA
1919
RS-422
TA LLY/ CO NTA CT
RS-232C !
DC 12V
LAN
RS-232 cable
(supplied with
the RM-IP10)
VISCA
RS-232
IN
VISCA RS-232
RM-IP10 IP
Remote Controller to the AC power
adaptor (supplied
with the RM-IP10)
SRG-300H
DC IN 12V
to the AC
power
adaptor
(supplied)
to the AC power
adaptor
(supplied)
35
Connections
Installation and Connection
To connect the IP Remote
Controller using the VISCA RS-422
connectors
You can use the VISCA RS-422 connectors
to connect the RM-IP10 IP remote controller
to the camera instead of the VISCA RS-232
connectors. Use of the VISCA RS-422
connectors allows the connection up to
1,200 m (3,937 feet) away.
Prepare the connecting cable using the RS-
422 connector plugs that come with the
camera and the IP remote controller.
For making the cable, refer to “Using the
VISCA RS-422 connector pin assignments”
on pages 47, 48.
• When using the VISCA RS-422
connectors, check that the BOTTOM
switch on the bottom of the camera
(page 10) and the BOTTOM switch on the
bottom of the IP remote controller are set
to RS-422.
• When the connections using the VISCA
RS-422 connectors are made, the VISCA
RS-232 connection is not available.
• In case of LAN connection, make sure that
the BOTTOM switch of the camera is set
for LAN connection (page 10).
• Use a LAN cable that is compatible with
10BASE-T/100BASE-TX (category 5 or
higher, shielded twisted pair) for this
connection.
• Use the crossover cable if you want to
connect directly to the LAN connector of
one camera and one IP remote controller
without using a switching hub.
Notes
MODE VISCA
1919
RS-422
TA LLY/ CO NTAC T
RS-232C !
DC 12V
LAN
VISCA
RS-422 cable
VISCA RS-422
RM-IP10 IP Remote
Controller to the AC power
adaptor
(supplied with
the RM-IP10)
VISCA
RS-422
SRG-300H
to the AC
power adaptor
(supplied)
LAN connection
Notes
MODE VISCA
1919
RS-422
TA LLY/ CO NTAC T
RS-232C !
DC 12V
LAN
RM-IP10 IP Remote
Controller to the AC
power adaptor
(supplied with
the RM-IP10)
SRG-300H
LAN cable
(not supplied)
to the AC
power adaptor
(supplied)
36 Connections
• Configure the, VIDEO FORMAT, based
on the specifications of the HD monitor.
• Depending on the performance
capabilities of the HDMI cable, some
picture noise may occur. For the HDMI
cable, a Sony high-speed cable is
recommended.
• If the volume of the monitor is set to
maximum, a sound may emit for a moment
when activated, depending on the product.
This is not a malfunction.
• It takes about 15 to 30 seconds to display
the image.
• To prevent the HDMI cable disconnecting
from the camera (either by its own weight
or an external force), it is recommended to
secure it with commercially available
retaining parts, etc.
Connecting a Video Monitor,
etc., Equipped with HDMI
Input Connector
Notes
to HDMI input
connector
HDMI video
connector
HDMI cable
(not supplied)
HD video monitor, etc.
SRG-300H
to the AC
power adaptor
(supplied)
37
Message List
Appendix
BAppendix
Message List
The following messages and indications may appear for this camera. Perform the following as
necessary.
Lamp display
Screen display
Lamp Meaning and solution
The STANDBY lamp and
POWER lamp are lit.
The SYSTEM SELECT switch is set to “no output” (page 10).
The STANDBY lamp is lit. If the camera is moved forcibly, or a finger or other object interferes
with camera movement, the camera’s built-in processor may fail to
memorize the pan/tilt position.
Press the PAN-TILT RESET button to reset the pan/tilt position.
Message Meaning and solution
PRESET n:OK
(“n” is a preset position
number between 1 and 16)
This message appears for about 3 seconds when you store camera
settings to POSITION 1 to 16.
The preset position number of the infrared remote commander is
POSITION 1 to 6.
RECALL n:OK
(“n” is a preset position
number between 1 and 16)
This message appears for about 3 seconds when you read the camera
settings stored in POSITION 1 to 16.
The preset position number of the infrared remote commander is
POSITION 1 to 6.
RESET n:OK
(“n” is a reset position
number between 1 and 16)
This message appears for about 3 seconds when you reset camera
settings stored in POSITION 1 to 16.
The preset position number of the infrared remote commander is
POSITION 1 to 6.
ONE PUSH WB:OP During the white balance adjustment in the ONE PUSH white
balance mode, this message blinks on the screen.
ONE PUSH WB:OK When the white balance adjustment has been done correctly in the
ONE PUSH white balance mode, this message is lit on the screen.
ONE PUSH WB:NG When the white balance adjustment has failed in the ONE PUSH
white balance mode, this message blinks on the screen.
38 Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
Before bringing in your camera for service, check the following as a guide to troubleshooting
the problem. If the problem cannot be corrected, consult your Sony dealer.
Symptom Cause Remedy
The power of the camera is
not turned on.
The AC power adaptor is not
connected to the DC 12 V
connector firmly.
Insert the power cord firmly as
far as it will go.
The AC power cord is not
inserted firmly into the AC
power adaptor or the AC outlet.
Insert the power cord firmly as
far as it will go.
The picture is not
displayed on the video
monitor connected to the
camera.
The video cable is not connected
properly.
Check the connection between
the camera and video monitor.
The exposure is not set correctly
on the camera.
Set the exposure correctly on the
EXPOSURE menu (page 16).
The SYSTEM SELECT switch
on the rear of the camera is not
set correctly.
Check the selected output signal
format of the camera and the
input signal format of the
connected monitor.
Pan, tilt, or zoom cannot be
operated.
A menu is displayed on the
monitor screen.
Press the DATA SCREEN button
on the supplied infrared remote
commander to remove the menu
from the monitor screen.
The panning or tilting range is
limited.
Change the PAN/TILT LIMIT
setting on the PAN TILT ZOOM
menu (page 19).
The EXPOSURE menu
cannot be set except for
FULL AUTO.
WIDE D is not set to OFF. After setting the WIDE D to
OFF, select the MODE of the
EXPOSURE (page 16).
The infrared remote
commander does not work.
The CAMERA SELECT button
you pressed on the infrared
remote commander does not
match the number set with the IR
SELECT switch on the camera.
Press the CAMERA SELECT
button corresponding to the IR
SELECT switch setting on the
camera (page 25).
The VISCA CONTROL is
not available with a
computer connected to the
camera.
The computer is not correctly
connected to the camera.
Make sure the connection
between the computer and
camera is made correctly.
Check that the baud rate setting
(9,600 bps or 38,400 bps) is
properly made with the
BOTTOM switch on the bottom
of the camera (page 10).
Check that the SYSTEM
SELECT switch (page 10) is set
to a position in which video
signals are output.
39
Troubleshooting
Appendix
LAN communication is not
available with a computer
connected to the camera.
The computer is not correctly
connected to the camera.
Make sure the connection
between the computer and
camera is made correctly.
Check that the VISCA/LAN
switch (BOTTOM switch) is set
to ON (page 10).
The computer is not correctly set. Check the precautions in the
setting of the dedicated PC
application.
The camera does not work
when connected one-to-one
to the IP remote controller.
A crossover cable is not used. Use a crossover cable for one-to-
one LAN connection.
The camera cannot be
operated at all.
- Pull out the plug of the power
cord from the AC outlet, then
reinsert it into the AC outlet after
waiting a while.
Check that the BOTTOM
switches 5, 6, 7 and 8 are set to
OFF.
Symptom Cause Remedy
43
Preset Items
Appendix
Preset Items
The following items set by using the infrared remote commander and menu items can be stored
in the memory of the camera.
Items adjusted with the infrared remote commander
Menu items
z:Setting items retained in memory when the power is turned off and then on again. The
camera starts with these settings stored in POSITION 1.
a:Setting items retained in memory when the power is turned off and then on again.
– :Setting items cleared from the memory when the power is turned off and then on and reset
to the initial settings.
Preset item Preset position number
12 to 16
Pan/Tilt Position za
Zoom Position za
Focus Mode Auto/Manual za
Focus Position za
Backlight Compensation ON/OFF za
Preset item Preset position number
12 to 16
EXPOSURE MODE za
WIDE D za
SLOW SHUTTER z–
AE GAIN LIMIT z–
BRIGHT LEVEL za
SPEED za
IRIS za
GAIN za
EX-COMP ON/OFF za
EX-COMP LEVEL za
WHITE BALANCE MODE za
ONE PUSH WB R/B Data z–
MANUAL R/B GAIN za
APERTURE za
PICTURE EFFECT za
HIGH RESOLUTION za
NOISE REDUCTION za
PAN/TILT LIMIT z–
D-ZOOM za
DISPLAY INFO z–
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For detailed information on POSITION 1, see “Storing the Camera Settings in Memory
— the Presetting Feature” (page 26).
You can store the following items in the memory (POSITION 1), but you can set them only by
using the appropriate VISCA command.
• Focus Near Limit
• IR Receive
• IR Receive Return
For detailed information on the VISCA command list, refer to the Technical Manual of the
camera. For details on obtaining a Technical Manual, consult your Sony dealer.
The setting of preset numbers 1 to 16 are available for VISCA CONTROL and LAN
connection.
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Specifications
Appendix
Specifications
System
Video signal 1920×1080p/59.94
1920×1080p/29.97
1920×1080i/59.94
1280×720p/59.94
1280×720p/29.97
1920×1080p/50
1920×1080p/25
1920×1080i/50
1280×720p/50
1280×720p/25
EDID
VISCA CONTROL
(switched with the SYSTEM
SELECT switch)
Synchronization
Internal synchronization
Image device 1/2.8 type Exmor CMOS
Lens 30× (optical), 12× (digital)
f = 4.3 mm (wide) to 129 mm (tele)
F1.6 to 4.7
Horizontal angle: 65 degrees
(WIDE end)
Minimum object distance
10 mm (13/32 inche) (WIDE end)
to 1200 mm (47 1/4 inches)
(TELE end)
Minimum illumination
1.4 lux (F1.6, 50 IRE, high-
sensitivity mode OFF, 30fps)
2.8 lux (F1.6, 50 IRE, high-
sensitivity mode OFF, 60fps)
0.35 lux (F1.6, 50 IRE, high-
sensitivity mode ON, 30fps)
0.7 lux (F1.6, 50 IRE, high-
sensitivity mode ON, 60fps)
Shutter speed 1/1 to 1/10000 sec. (22 steps)
Video S/N 50 dB
Pan/tilt action Horizontal: ±170 degrees
Maximum panning speed:
100 degrees/sec.
Vertical: +90, –20 degrees
(IMAGE FLIP: OFF)
+20, –90 degrees (IMAGE
FLIP: ON)
Maximum tilting speed:
90 degrees/sec.
Input/output connectors
HDMI (HDMI connector)
Control input/output
VISCA IN: Mini DIN 8-pin type,
RS-232
VISCA OUT: Mini DIN 8-pin
type, RS-232
VISCA RS-422: 9-pin
LAN connector: RJ-45 (8-pin),
10BASE-T/100BASE-TX auto
discrimination
Power connector
JEITA type4 (DC 12 V)
General
Input voltage 12 V DC (10.8 to 13.2 V DC)
Power consumption
16.8 W
Operating temperature
0 ºC to +40 ºC (+32 ºF to +104 ºF)
Storage temperature
–20 ºC to +60 ºC (–4 ºF to +140 ºF)
Dimensions Video camera: 157 × 164 × 163
mm (6 1/4 × 6 1/2 × 6 1/2
inches) (w/h/d)
Infrared Remote Commander:
56 × 26 × 210 mm (2 1/4 ×
1 1/16 × 8 3/8 inches) (w/h/d)
Installation angle
Less than ±15 degrees to the
horizontal surface
Supplied accessories
AC power adaptor
AC power cord (1)
Infrared Remote Commander (1)
Ceiling bracket (A) (1)
Ceiling bracket (B) (1)
Wire rope (1)
Screw M3×8 (8)
VISCA RS-422 connector plug (1)
Safety Regulations (1)
Operating Instructions (CD-ROM) (1)
Design and specifications are subject to
change without notice.
The terms HDMI and HDMI High-Definition
Multimedia Interface, and the HDMI Logo are
trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI
Licensing LLC in the United States and other
countries.
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Dimensions
Top Back
Bottom
Front Side
Unit: mm (inches)
170°
170°
164 (6 29/64)
104 (4 3/32)
157 (6 3/16)
42 (1 21/32) 1/4-20UNC, depth7
29.5 (1 5/32) M3
Ø 5, depth5
42 (1 21/32) Tripod screw hole
64 (2 33/64) 64 (2 33/64)
63.5 (2 1/2) 63.5 (2 1/2) 4-Ø 8 (A)
(Leg)
M3 M3
A
A
A
31 (1 7/32)
28 (1 7/64)
42 (1 21/32)
20 (25/32) 14 (35/64)
77 (3 1/32) 42 (1 21/32)
164 (6 29/64)
163 (6 27/64)
72 (2 53/64)
90°
20°
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Specifications
Appendix
Pin assignments
VISCA IN connector (mini-DIN 8-pin,
female)
* The IR OUT function of pins 7 and 8 are
selectable with the BOTTOM switch on
the bottom of the camera.
VISCA OUT connector (mini DIN 8-
pin, female)
The VISCA RS-422 connector pin
assignments
Using the VISCA RS-422 connector
plug
1Insert a wire (AW G Nos. 28 to 18)
into the desired wire opening on the
supplied VISCA RS-422 connector
plug, and tighten the screw for that
wire using a flat-head screwdriver.
Pin No. Function
1DTR IN
2DSR IN
3 TXD IN
4 GND
5 RXD IN
6 GND
7 IR OUT L*
8 IR OUT R*
Pin No. Function
1 DTR OUT
2 DSR OUT
3 TXD OUT
4 GND
5 RXD OUT
6 GND
7 No connection
8 No connection
Using the VISCA RS-422
connector pin assignments
Pin No. Function
1 TXD IN+
2 TXD IN–
3 RXD IN+
4 RXD IN–
5 GND
6 TXD OUT+
7 TXD OUT–
8 RXD OUT+
9 RXD OUT–
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Wire
Flat-head screwdriver
48 License
2Insert the VISCA RS-422 connector
plug into the VISCA RS-422
connector on the rear of the camera.
• In order to stabilize the voltage level
of the signal, connect both ends to
GND.
• Do not make a VISCA RS-232
connection when there is already an
existing VISCA RS-422 connection.
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