Camera Connections; Monitor Connections - Panasonic WJ-AV20 Operating Instructions Manual

Camera connections

The camera shall be connected to the video input con-
nectors 1 - 5 on the transmitter side through a coaxial
cable (with BNC plug, to be procured locally). When
our combination camera is used, it shall be connected
to the video input connector 1, without fail.

Monitor connections

The monitor shall be connected to the monitor connec-
tor 1 or 2, or to the local output connector, through a
coaxial cable (with BNC plug, to be procured locally).
According to the connector used, images to be dis-
played can differ. (See Table below.)
Connector name
Monitor 1
Monitor 2
Local output
Sensor connections
The sensor is connected to the SENSOR IN/TRIGGER OUT
connector (Pins 6 - 25) on the transmitter side through the
D-Sub 25-pin connector (male). (See the diagram at right.)
A maximum of 8 sensors can be connected.
Sensors and D-Sub 25-pin connector cables should be
procured separately.
Pin No. Designation
25 Ground
24 Ground
23 Ground
22 Ground
21 Ground
20 Ground
19 Ground
18 Ground
17 TRIGGER OUT 2
16 TRIGGER OUT 4
15 TRIGGER OUT 6
14 TRIGGER OUT 8
69
Menu display
Standby
Camera image of own
Enabled
station (images stored
Disabled
in the image memory)
Display of camera images of own station always
Disabled
selected
Pin No. Designation
13 SENSOR IN 1
12 SENSOR IN 2
11 SENSOR IN 3
10 SENSOR IN 4
9 SENSOR IN 5
8 SENSOR IN 6
7 SENSOR IN 7
6 SENSOR IN 8
5 TRIGGER OUT 1
4 TRIGGER OUT 3
3 TRIGGER OUT 5
2 TRIGGER OUT 7
1 Ground
3 2
5 4
IN
VIDEO
3 2
5 4
IN
VIDEO
Displayed image
During communication
Display of received
images
[Viewed from the rear of this unit]
14
SENSOR IN/TRIGGER OUT
1
Combination camera is con-
nected to the video input con-
nector 1.
1 1 1
IN
OUT
2 2
OUT LOCAL REMOTE TEST REMOTE DATA PORT
AUDIO
Video input 2 - 5
Monitor 1
1 1 1
IN
OUT
2 2
OUT REMOTE REMOTE DATA PORT
LOCAL AUDIO TEST
Monitor 2
Local output
25
13
SENSOR IN/TRIGGER OUT
RS–485
ON ↓
1 2 3 4 5 6
HOST PORT
SETUP
SENSOR IN/TRIGGER OUT
RS–485
ON ↓
1 2 3 4 5 6
HOST PORT
SETUP