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Front panel 2
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[STATUS] indicators
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[CABLE] indicators
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[PRIV/SYSTEM] selector switch This switch is for selecting the party to call using the intercom.
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[PRIV] indicator
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[PROD/BOTH/ENG] selector
switch
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[MIC] switch
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[PGM] switch
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[INCOM LEVEL] adjustment dial These controls are for adjusting the volume level of the sound heard through the intercom.
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[PGM LEVEL] adjustment dial
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[CALL] button
Lights to indicate the unit status.
● [G/L ON] indicator
Lights when the external sync signal is synchronized.
"Front panel [G/L ON] indicator specifications" (see page 130)
● [FAN] indicator
Lights when the rotation speed of the unit's cooling fan drops below the normal value.
● [ALARM] indicator
Lights when the unit malfunctions.
Lights to indicate the cable connection status.
● [NORMAL] indicator
This lights when the unit and camera are properly connected by the optical fiber multi cable.
● [OPEN] indicator
This lights when the unit and camera are not connected by the optical fiber multi cable.
● [SHORT] indicator
This lights when the cable connecting the unit and camera has been short-circuited.
Switch position
PRIV:
For making private calls between the unit and camera side.
SYSTEM:
For calling the intercom on the system side and camera side.
Lights when the [PRIV/SYSTEM] selector switch is set to PRIV.
This switch selects the party to which to speak via the intercom.
This switch switches the intercom microphone ON/OFF.
Switch position
ON:
The intercom microphone is turned on.
OFF:
The intercom microphone is turned off.
PTT:
The intercom microphone is on only while the switch is held down.
This switch mixes audio for the intercom.
Switch position
PGM1:
The sound of PGM1 is mixed with the intercom sound.
OFF:
The sound of PGM is not mixed with the intercom sound.
PGM2:
The sound of PGM2 is mixed with the intercom sound.
This dial adjusts the volume level of the intercom's program audio mix.
This button calls the camera and the ROP.
During calling, it lights red.
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Parts and their functions
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- Equipment Connections
- System Mode
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