Operating Precautions; Regarding Genlock Signal And Adjustment Of System Phase; Controls, Indicators And Connectors; Front Section - JVC KA-HD250 Instructions Manual

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INTRODUCTION

Operating Precautions

• In order to ensure that this device serves you longer, avoid
storing or using in the following.
Extremely hot or cold places
Strong vibrations
Dusty places
High humidity
Near loud noise sources
• Do not subject this device to strong vibration or impact
when installing or moving it.
• Do not plug in or unplug the camera cable connector when
this device is powered on.
• Use only the designated power supplies. Use either RM-
P210 or IDX IA-60a, VL-2PLUS.
• To reduce power consumption, turn off the power when
not in-use.
• When a transceiver or mobile phone is used near this
device, noise may occur in the intercom speaker or the
screen. This is not a malfunction.
• Grounding the INTERCOM G (GND) terminal is recom-
mended as noise may be induced depending on the inter-
com headset used.
• Use only the specified standard length camera cable. Oth-
erwise, cable compensation may be insufficient.
• Return video is available in the viewfinder only for SD sig-
nals.
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Regarding Genlock Signal and
Adjustment of System Phase
When using the RM-P210 Remote Control Unit with this sys-
tem, input Genlock signal into either the GY-HD250 Camera
or RM-P210.
However, if Genlock signal is applied to both GY-HD250 and
RM-P210, screen images will appear choppy.
Perform System Phase adjustment on the machine where
Genlock signal has been input.
In addition, RM-LP55 is prioritized when connected.
• When Genlock signal is input into RM-P210
Adjust the phase by adjusting RM-P210's H and SC.
• When Genlock signal is input into GY-HD250
Adust the phase by adjusting RM-P210's H and GY-
HD250's SC.
How to Use This Manual
Characters and symbols used in this manual
CAUTION : Points to pay attention to during operation.
MEMO
: Details for reference, such as functions or
constraints during use.
X
: Pages or items to refer to.
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part or in whole is strictly forbidden.
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in this document.
• The design, specifications, etc. found in this manual are
subject to change without notice for improvement.
• This manual refers to the connecting camera as GY-
HD250. However, the same operations are used when
connecting the GY-HD251.
Controls, Indicators and
Connectors

Front Section

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7
VF
OUTPUT
G/Y
B/PB
R/PR
2
3
f
e
d
4
c
0
b
9
5
6
8
7
a
1Viewfinder Holder
Use for mounting the VF-P400 4-inch Viewfinder.
2Lock Lever
Fastens the camera to this device.
X See "Mounting the Camera" on page 10.
3[VF OUTPUT] round 20-pin
Connect the VF-P400 4-inch Viewfinder (sold separately).
X See "Connecting the Viewfinder (VF-P400)" on page 11.
4[PROMPTER OUTPUT] Prompter Output Terminal
(BNC)
The prompter video signal input to the [AUX] input termi-
nal of the remote control unit is output from this terminal
via the RM multi-pin connector. Composite signal is out-
put. Video monitor is connected here.
5[VF] Viewfinder Cable
Connect to the VF terminal of GY-HD250.
6[BREAKER] Breaker Switch
Breaker switch trips and cuts off power if the power con-
sumed is higher than the rated capacity. If the breaker
switch trips, confirm that there are no abnormalities and
that the power consumption does not exceed the rated
wattage. If no abnormalities are detected, press the
breaker switch before turning the power on again to put
this device in the operating status. If this device still does
not function properly, consult your JVC-authorized dealer.
7[VF OUTPUT] (Y/P
/P
/RGB) BNC×3
B
R
Output terminal for viewfinder. Use when connecting a
Viewfinder other than VF-P400.
The HD/SD (from the GY-HD250) and composite video
signal (from the RM-P210) can be switched. Use the GY-
HD250 menu to set.
Recommended viewfinder:
• DM-3106 (Astrodesign)
• V-R70P-HAD (Marshall Electronics)
MEMO
• When the viewfinder is connected to this terminal, the
signal is not output correctly even if the viewfinder is con-
nected to the 3 [VF OUTPUT] terminal.
• When connected to the Y/P
/P
terminal of the monitor,
B
R
the return video signal from the RM-P210 appears in
monochrome.
8[TALLY OUTPUT] Tally Signal Output Terminal (D-sub
9 pin)
Output tally signals. Use when connecting a VF other than
VF-P400.
Signal
Signal
6
9
1
NC
6
NC
2
RM_PREVIEW
7
RM_TALLY
3
NC
8
NC
1
5
4
NC
9
NC
(Surface profile)
5
GND
9[TALLY INPUT]
Input tally signals.
Signal
Signal
9
6
1
NC
6
NC
2
TALLY_IN
7
NC
3
NC
8
NC
5
1
4
NC
9
NC
(Surface profile)
5
GND
0[RM] RM Multi-pin Connector (26 Pin)
Connect to Remote Control Unit RM-P210 by using the
26-pin camera cable. In addition, power is supplied to this
device and the camera from the remote control unit via
this connector.
MEMO
• Output Composite video signal and RGB component, Y/
P
/P
component and YC separate signals from the out-
B
R
put terminal of RM-P210. Select the output signal using
the "OUTPUT" item on the "SYSTEM" menu screen on
the GY-HD250.
• SDI and HD signal cannot be output to the RM-P210.
aGenlock Output Cable (BNC)
Output cable for synchronization signals. Connect to the
GENLOCK output terminal of GY-HD250.
bComposite Video Input Cable (RCA)
Input cable for composite video signals. Connect to the
VIDEO output terminal of GY-HD250.
cDC Output Cable (XLR 4pin)
Connect to the DC INPUT terminal of GY-HD250.
dComponent Y/P
/P
Input Cable (BNC×3)
B
R
Input cable for component video Y/P
/P
signals. Connect
B
R
to the each of the Y/P
/P
output terminals of GY-HD250.
B
R
e[STUDIO] Studio Cable (Round 10 pin)
Connect to the STUDIO terminal of GY-HD250.
f[REMOTE] Remote Cable (Round 6 pin)
Connect to the REMOTE terminal of GY-HD250.
MEMO
Do not pull the cables (5, a to f) or otherwise apply
excessive force. Doing so may cause malfunction or injury.
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