1.Operation and Settings

1.1Names and functions of each part

1.1.1Camera head *1


*1 Designand shape are subject to change.
①
Lens mount part (with C-mount adapter)
Attach the lens that matches the lens mount.
②
Camera cable connection terminal
Connect a camera cable (GP-UC532G**A orGP-UC532G**AJ equivalent (*2)).

*2 GP-UC532G** (cable without A or AJ at the end) cannot be used.


③
Tripod mount base
When fixing the camera head to atripod, etc., use the screw hole on the tripod mount base.
Screw hole: 1/4-20 UNC

1.1.2CCU (Front panel) *1


*1 Design and shape are subject to change.
④
Power status lamp (Green)
Indicates the ON/OFF status of the power.
Light On: Power ON
Light Off: Power OFF
⑤
Power switch
Turns the power of the CCU and camera head on and off.
⑥
Menu button (From now on, this will be referred to as the "[MENU] button".)
Pressing this button for more than one second displays the top page of the ADVANCED MENU.
However, if the page of ADVANCED MENU on which the cursor is displayed is not the top page, it will move to the level above.
Pressing this button for more than one second when any menu screen in any level is displayed will hide the ADVANCED MENU.
Pressing this button except while the SETUP menu is displayed, the screen freeze function will be activated.
Note:

・　The cursor is a blinking part. In this document, it is indicated by .


・　The top page of the ADVANCED MENU is made up of multiple pages. See 1.4.3 for details.


・　Pages other than the top page will be referred to as the "SUB MENU" from here on, and to move to the SUB MENU,


    move the cursor to an item or setting value on each ADVANCED MENU page that has an "*" next to it and press the [SEL] button.
⑦
Page button (From now on, this will be referred to as the "[PAGE] button".)
Switches the page while the SETUP menu is displayed.
If the SETUP menu is not displayed, press this to switch between the "VIDEO OUTPUT HDMI/SDI 1" and "VIDEO OUTPUT HDMI/SDI 2" settings.
The QUICK MENU will be displayed when the button is pressed while other than SETUP menu is displayed.
⑧
Profile selection button (From now on, this will be referred to as the "[PROFILE] button".)
Selects a profile from 1 to 6.
Each profile should be set upbeforehand using the SETUP menu.
⑨
Up button (From now on, this will be referred to as the "[▲] button".)
The following two operations are possible while the SETUP menu is displayed.
　- Move the cursor to switch the item to be set.
　- If the item is on the SUB menu screen that requires adjustment in the vertical direction (such as the [COLOR MATRIX] USER AREA screen), the vertical adjustment will be performed.
When it is pressed while other than the SETUP menu is displayed, the setting of the "FLIP AND MIRROR" will be switched.
⑩
Down button (From now on, this will be referred to as the "[▼] button".)
See item ⑨ above.
⑪
Left button (From now on, this will be referred to as the "[◀] button".)
The following three operations can be performed while the SETUP menu is displayed.
　- Change the setting value of the target item (for LEVEL adjustment, adjust in the ± direction).
　- When the SUB menu screen for an item that allows horizontal adjustment (such as the [COLOR MATRIX] USER AREA screen) is displayed, adjust in the horizontal direction.
　- When the cursor is on the bottom line ([EXP(RGB,IR) PIC(RGB,IR,MIX)CONTR(RGB,IR) F1 F2 SYS]), moves to each setting screen.
When it is pressed while other than the SETUP menu is displayed, the zoom ratio ofthe "DIGITAL ZOOM" will be switched.
⑫
Right button (From now on, this will be referred to as the "[▶] button".)
See item ⑪ above.
⑬
Selection button (From now on, this will be referred to as the "[SEL] button".)
The following four operations can be performed while the SETUP menu is displayed.
- If the cursor is on an item that allows movement to the SUB menu, it will transition to the SUB menu.
- If the cursor is on an instruction that involves some kind of action, such as "CANCEL", "SET(NEW SETTING)", "RET", "END", or "RESET", it will perform the corresponding action.
- When in the SUB menu screen of the "USER PROFILE ID" or "USER PROFILE LABEL" item, the string pointed to by the cursor will be selected as the ID/LABEL.
- When the "WHITE SHADING" item is set to "AUTO(SET)" and the cursor is on it, automatic white shading adjustment will be started.
Pressing this when the SETUP menu is not displayed will display the "SETTING INFORMATION" screen.
When this screen is displayed, pressing this again will return to the camera image.
"SETTING INFORMATION" displays the settings for "IE FUNCTION SELECT", "FOOTSW CONTROL CH1/CH2", "SAVE/LOAD MODE (USB)" and "VIDEO FORMAT (HDMI1/HDMI2/SDI1/SDI2)".
⑭
IE（IMAGE ENHANCEMENT）button (From now on, this will be referred to as the "[IE] button".)
Switches On/Off of the IE function.
⑮
IE status lamp（Green)
Indicates the On/Off status of the IE function.
On: IE function is enabled.
Off: IE function is disabled.
⑯
AWC（Automatic White balanceControl）button (From now on, this will be referred to as the "[WB] button".)
If "WHITE BAL MODE" in the SETUP menu is set to "AWC", AWC will be started up when the button is pressed while the camera images are being displayed.
Important：

●　When the camera head is not connected, the [WB] button does not function.
⑰
AWC status lamp（Orange）
Indicates the status of the AWC function.
　Off : AWC is deactivated.
　Blink : AWC is activated or running.
　Blink → Off : AWC success
　On : AWC error
⑱
AE（Automatic Exposure）button（From now on, this will be referred to as the "[AE] button".）
Switches the Auto/Manual mode of the AE function.
⑲
AE status lamp（Green）
Indicates the Auto/Manual modestatus of the AE function.
On : Auto exposure
Off : Manual exposure
⑳
Red volume (From now on, this will be referred to as the "[RED] volume".）
Adjusts the offset over RED gain of the white balance.
Also, while the adjustment menu is displayed, pressing the [PAGE] button will switch to the DETAIL BAND settings, allowing you to adjust them.
The selected item will be changed if the volume is turned while the SETUP menu is displayed.
㉑
Blue volume (From now on, this will be referred to as the "[BLUE] volume".）
Adjusts the offset over BLUE gain of the white balance.
Also, while the adjustment menu is displayed, pressing the [PAGE] button will switch to the DETAIL LEVEL settings, allowing you to adjust them.
㉒
Level volume (From now on, this will be referred to as the "[LEVEL] volume".）
Adjusts the brightness level.
Also, while the adjustment menu is displayed, pressing the [PAGE] button will switch to the IE LEVEL settings, allowing you to adjust them.
oves the cursor or change the content of the selected item while the SETUP menu is displayed.

1.1.3CCU (Rear panel) *2


*2 Designand shape are subject to change.
㉓
HDMI output connector [HDMI 1]
Used to connect a monitor equipped with an HDMI function.
㉔
HDMI output connector [HDMI 2]
Used to connect a monitor equipped with an HDMI function.
Important:

●  It is recommended to use the Panasonic HDMI cables (option).


●  When using the HDMI1 for YPbPr (422) 10BIT of the 2160p output, make sure to use an HDMI cable (option) that supports 18 Gbps.


●  Use a monitor on which HDMI logo mark is displayed.
㉕
SDI output connector [SDI 1]
Connector for 12G-SDI, 3G-SDI signal output.
㉖
SDI output connector [SDI 2]
Connector for 12G-SDI, 3G-SDI signal output.
Note:

●　When 4K2MOS or 4K4MOS camera head is connected, the Video Output settings for each terminal are as follows.



                    〇：It is possible to switch to the specified setting.
                    -：It is not possible to switch to the specified setting.

●　When “MULTI” (multi‑screen layout) is selected, configure the screen layout using the items below.



For details on the Video Output settings, please refer to "1.10.3 VIDEO OUTPUT HDMI/SDI 1".

●　When 4K1MOS, 4K3MOS or 2K3MOS camera head is connected, it is fixed to "RGB".
㉗
Foot switch connector [FOOT SW]
Connector for a foot switch.(ø3.5 stereo mini jack)
㉘
Remote connector [REMOTE]
Connector for the external control. (ø3.5 stereo mini jack)
㉙
Function setup switches
Each sets up video outputfunctions.

Switch 1 selects frame frequency of 59.94 Hz/50 Hz.
The switches 2, 3 and 4 are fixed in the ON position.
Switch5 selects the output format (UHD/FULL-HD) for HDMI OUT 1 and SDI OUT 1.
Switch6 selects the output format (UHD/FULL-HD) for HDMI OUT 2 and SDI OUT 2.
DIPSW
Frame Rate
HDMI OUT-1
HDMI OUT-2
SDI OUT-1
SDI OUT-2
1
2, 3, 4,
5
6
ON
ON
ON
ON

59.94Hz


(NTSC)


3840x2160p

59.94p


3840x2160p

59.94p


3840x2160p

59.94p


3840x2160p

59.94p


ON
OFF
3840x2160p

59.94p


1920x1080p

59.94p


3840x2160p

59.94p


1920x1080p

59.94p


OFF
OFF
1920x1080p

59.94p


1920x1080p

59.94p


1920x1080p

59.94p


1920x1080p

59.94p


OFF
ON
ON
50Hz

(PAL)


3840x2160p
50p
3840x2160p
50p
3840x2160p
50p
3840x2160p
50p
ON
OFF
3840x2160p
50p
1920x1080p
50p
3840x2160p
50p
1920x1080p
50p
OFF
OFF
1920x1080p
50p
1920x1080p
50p
1920x1080p
50p
1920x1080p
50p
Important:

●  Switch the function‑setting switches only when the power is turned off.
㉚
Camera cable connector[CAMERA]
Connect a camera cable (GP-UC532G**A or GP-UC532G**AJ equivalent (*2)).

*2 GP-UC532G** (cable without A or AJ at the end) cannot be used.


㉛
USB connector [USB]
By inserting the USB memory, SAVE/LOAD of the profile can be performed.
Important:

●  Use a USB memory device formatted with the TFAT (FAT32) file system.  


●　Do not use an SD card reader in place of a USB memory device.
㉜
12 V DC power connector [DC IN 12V]
Connector for the external DC power more than 12V DC (3A).
㉝
Synchronizing signalinput/output connector [SYNC]
Connector for input or output of external synchronizing signal.
㉞
GND terminal
Connect to GND.

1.2Setup through the SETUP Menu

Set up each item in the SETUP menu in advance to use this unit. 
Perform the settings in accordance with the conditions of the camera shooting area.

1.2.1SETUP menus

The setup menus consist of three menus, "QUICK MENU", "ADVANCED MENU" and "MAINTENANCE MENU".
SETUP Menu
QUICK MENU
Simpleoperation menus
BASIC
Allows basic image quality settings.
DETAIL
Allows adjustment related to the details.
PROFILE
Allows profile settings.
IE
This toggles the ON/OFF switch for IE.
AE
This switches between AE AUTO/MANUAL.
VIDEO OUTPUT
This configures settings for VIDEO OUTPUT.
DIGITAL ZOOM
Sets the electronic zoom approval.
FLIP+MIRROR
This selects the flip image or mirror image.
ADVANCED MENU
Menus for the advanced settings
EXP(RGB)
Allows adjustment related to the exposure of RGB image.
EXP(IR)
Allows adjustment related to the exposure of IR image.
PIC(RGB)
Allows setting up the image quality of RGB image.
PIC(IR)
Allows setting up the image quality of IR image.
PIC(MIX)
Allows setting up the image quality of mixed RGB and IR image.
CONTR(RGB)
Allows contrast settings of RGB image.
CONTR(IR)
Allows contrast settings of IR image.
F1
Allows various function settings of releated to the PROFILE.
F2
Allows various function settings of releated to the common item of the CCU.
SYS
Allows system setup.
MAINTENANCE MENU
Maintenance setup menus
CUSTOM1
Allows custom settings of items related to OSD display and video settings.
CUSTOM2
Allows custom settings of items related to KEY assignment.
FUNC/INFO
Displays various function settings and version information.
The following items can be set in the ADVANCED MENU.
Setup items
Description
EXP(RGB)
 AE(RGB)
Sets up AE (Automatic Exposure).
 SHUTTER
Sets the electronic shutter speed.
 GAIN
Sets the gain.
 AREA SELECTION
Sets the brightness detection area of "AE", "GAIN" and "SHUTTER".
 PEAK/AVE LEVEL
Sets the weighting for peak and average for the brightness detection processing.
 HEAD GAIN
Sets the head gain.
EXP(IR)
 AE(IR)
Sets up AE (Automatic Exposure).
 SHUTTER
Sets the electronic shutter speed.
 BINNING
Sets the pixel adding mode.
 GAIN
Sets the gain.
 LONG EXPOSURE
Sets the long exposure.
 AREA SELECTION
Sets the brightness detection area of "AE", "GAIN" and "SHUTTER".
 PEAK/AVE LEVEL
Sets the weighting for peak and average for the brightness detection processing.
 HEAD GAIN
Sets the head gain.
PIC(RGB)
 WHITE BAL MODE
Sets the white balance.
 DETAIL BAND
Sets the details.
 2DNR LEVEL
Sets the level of the 2D digital noise reduction.
 3DNR LEVEL
Sets the level of the 3D digital noise reduction.
 PEDESTAL LEVEL
Adjusts the pedestal level.
 COLOR LEVEL
Sets the whole color level.
 COLOR MATRIX
Sets various hue.
 MOIRE REDUCTION
Sets the moiré reduction function.
PIC(IR)
 2DNR LEVEL
Sets the level of the 2D digital noise reduction.
 3DNR LEVEL
Sets the level of the 3D digital noise reduction.
 PEDESTAL LEVEL
Adjusts the pedestal level.
Setup items
Description
PIC(MIX)
IR MIX CONTROL
Adjust the detailed IR image settings for overlay display. 
HEATMAP CONTROL
Adjust the detailed HEATMAP image settings for overlay display.  
 VIDEO OUTPUT HDMI/SDI 1
Sets the screen settings for the output video of the HDMI-1/SDI-1.
 VIDEO OUTPUT HDMI/SDI 2
Sets the screen settings for the output video of the HDMI-2/SDI-2.
MULTI LAYOUT
Configure the multi‑screen layout (4‑IN‑1, SIDE‑BY‑SIDE).  
4-IN-1 PRIMARY SELECT
Set the main screen for the 4‑IN‑1 layout.  
SIDE-BY-SIDE LEFT SELECT
Configure the left half of the dual‑screen display.  
SIDE-BY-SIDE RIGHT SELECT
Configure the right half of the dual‑screen display.
CONTR(RGB)
SDR/HDR
Switch between SDR (Standard Dynamic Range) and HDR (High Dynamic Range).
 GAMMA SELECT
Sets the gamma correction mode.
 GAMMA VALUE
Sets the gamma correction level.
 KNEE MODE
Sets the knee mode.
 KNEE POINT
Sets the knee point.
 KNEE SLOPE
Sets the knee slope.
 IE FUNCTION SELECT
Assigns a function to [IE] (IMAGE ENHANCEMENT) button.
 IE FUNCTION LEVEL
Sets the correction level selected with IE.
CONTR(IR)
SDR/HDR
Switch between SDR (Standard Dynamic Range) and HDR (High Dynamic Range).
 GAMMA SELECT
Sets the gamma correction mode.
 GAMMA VALUE
Sets the gamma correction level.
 KNEE MODE
Sets the knee mode.
 KNEE POINT
Sets the knee point.
 KNEE SLOPE
Setsthe knee slope.
F1
 (USER PROFILE) PROFILE ID
Sets the camera’s ID title.
 (USER PROFILE) PROFILE LABEL
Sets the label tiles of 1 to 6 profiles to be displayed.
 FLUORESCENCE MODE
Set the additional setting for each fluorescent image capture mode.
 FLIP AND MIRROR
Sets vertical and horizontal image flip.
 F+M STATUS DISPLAY
Sets the display of the vertical and horizontal image flip status.
Setup items
Description
F2
COLOR BAR
Sets the color bar display.
FOOTSW CONTROL CH1
Assigns a function to the foot switch 1.
FOOTSW CONTROL CH2
Assigns a function to the foot switch 2.
USER PROFILE SAVE/LOAD
Saves profiles to USB memory / Loads profiles from USB memory
SAVE/LOAD MODE(USB)
Sets the method of saving to/loading from USB memory.
USER PROFILE RESET
Initialize the profile contents.
DIGITAL ZOOM
Sets the electronic zoom approval.
DIGITAL ZOOM STATUS DISPLAY
Sets the display of the electronic zoom ratio.
SYS
OSD POSITION
Sets the OSD position of the video output.
HDMI1 COLOR DEPTH
Sets the color depth of HDMI1.
HDMI2 COLOR DEPTH
Sets the color depth of HDMI2.
G/L SYNC TERMINAL SETTING
Sets the synchronizing signal input/output connector.
G/L SYNC STATUS INFO
Displays the status of the external synchronization connector.
H/V PHASE ADJUST H
Sets the horizontal phases.
H/V PHASE ADJUST V
Sets the vertical phases.
WHITE SHADING
Sets the white shading.
important:

● "WHITE SHADING" is displayed on the menu and can be set only when the 4K4MOS, 4K3MOS and 2K3MOS camera heads are connected.


● The "EXP(IR)", "PIC(IR)", "PIC(MIX)" and "CONTR(IR)" setting items can be set only when the 4K2MOS and 4K4MOS of the camera head are connected.


　 If any other camera head is connected, the menu for the target item will not be displayed.

1.3How to display the menu

The description below explains how to display each SETUP menu on the connected monitor.

1.3.1QUICK MENU

There are the following methods to display the QUICK MENU.
・
Turn each [RED],[BLUE],[LEVEL] volume.
The QUICK MENU has two pages. To switch the page, press the [PAGE] button.
・
Press the [PROFILE] button.
To switch between six profiles.
・
Press the [IE] button.
This displays the selection menu for IE.
Set the function assignment for IE FUNCTION SELECT on CONTR(RGB).
・
Press the [AE] button.
This displays the selection menu for AE(RGB) and AE(IR).
・
Press the [PAGE] button.
This displays the selection menu for VIDEO OUTPUT HDMI/SDI.
If the function assignment is set to OFF in the MAINTENANCE MENU, it will not be displayed.
・
Press the [◀] / [▶] button.
This displays the selection menu for DIGITAL ZOOM.
If the function assignment is set to OFF in the MAINTENANCE MENU, it will not be displayed.
・
Press the [▲] / [▼] button.
Display the selection menu for FLIP+MIRROR.
If the function assignment is set to OFF in the MAINTENANCE MENU, it will not be displayed.

1.3.2ADVANCED MENU

If the [MENU] button is pressed for more than 2 seconds, the top page of the ADVANCED MENU will be displayed.
The ADVANCED MENU has ten pages. To switch the page, press the [PAGE] button, or move the cursor to the tab on the bottom of the page and press the [◀] or [▶] button.
To switch between six profiles, press the [PROFILE] button.

1.4Basic operation

Important:

● The following functions are not available when the camera head is not connected.


• AWC startup for WHITE BAL MODE


• FLIP AND MIRROR


• WHITE SHADING


• COLOR MATRIX


• FREEZE


• H/V PHASE ADJUST


• DIGITAL ZOOM

1.4.1how to operate the QUICK MENU basically

QUICK MENU top page
BASIC（WB RED GAIN）page
BASIC（WB BLUE GAIN）page


BASIC（AE LEVEL）page
DETAIL page
STEP1
BASIC page
Set up each item.

● WB RED GAIN


　Turn the [RED] volume to adjust the red level.

● WB BLUE GAIN


　Turn the [BLUE] volume to adjust the blue level.

● AE LEVEL(RGB,IR)


　Turn the [LEVEL] volume to adjust the brightness.
  The switch between AELEVEL(RGB) and AE LEVEL(IR) is done using the [▲] / [▼] button.

DETAIL page
The page will be switched to the DETAIL page when the [PAGE] button
is pressed while BASIC page is displayed.

● DETAIL BAND(RGB)


　Turn the [RED] volume to adjust the band of the edge correction.

● DETAIL LEVEL(RGB)


　Turn the [BLUE] volume to adjust the level of the edge correction.

● IE FUNCTIONLEVEL(RGB)


　Turn the [LEVEL] volume to adjust the selected IE function level.
STEP2
If operation is stopped for 4 seconds, the setup content will be saved, and the camera image will be restored.
Note:

● If the AE(RGB) setting is MANUAL, it will be displayed as LEVEL(RGB).


● If the AE(IR) setting is MANUAL, it will be displayed as LEVEL(IR).

1.4.2how to operate other QUICK MENU

Other QUICK MENU page
PROFILE page
IE page


STEP1
 To switch between six profiles, press the [PROFILE] button.
STEP2
If operation is stopped for 4 seconds, the setup content will be saved,
and the camera image will be restored.
STEP1
Pressing the [IE] button toggles between ON and OFF.
STEP2
If operation is stopped for 4 seconds, the setup content will be saved,
and the camera image will be restored.
AE page
VIDEO OUTPUT HDMI/SDI page


STEP1
 Press the [AE] button or turn the [LEVEL] volume to switch between AUTO and MANUAL.
 Press the [▲] / [▼] button or turn the [RED] volumeto switch between RGB and IR.
STEP2
If operation is stopped for 4 seconds, the setup content will be saved, 
 and the camera image will be restored.
STEP1
Press the [PAGE] button or turn the [LEVEL] volume to switch between selectable items. 
 Press the [▲] / [▼] buttons or turn the [RED] volume to switch the VIDEO OUTPUT (HDMI/SDI 1 and 2)
output‑terminal selection, as well as the screen‑layout settings for MULTI LAYOUT, 4‑IN‑1 PRIMARY SELECT,
SIDE‑BY‑SIDE LEFT SELECT, and SIDE‑BY‑SIDE RIGHT SELECT.
STEP2
 If operation is stopped for 4 seconds, the setup content will be saved, 
 and the camera image will be restored.
DIGITAL ZOOM page
FLIP+MIRROR page


STEP1
 Press the [◀] / [▶] button to change the DIGITAL ZOOM magnification.
STEP2
 If operation is stopped for 4 seconds, the setup content will be saved, 
 and the camera image will be restored.
STEP1
 Press the [▲] / [▼] buttonto switch between selected items.
STEP2
 If operation is stopped for 4 seconds, the setup content will be saved, 
 and the camera image will be restored.
AWC Execution page
SETTING INFOMATION page


Press the [WB] button to execute AWC. During AWC execution, the characters 'AWC' will blink in reverse in the upper right corner of the OSD display area.
When AWC completes successfully, 'AWC OK' will be displayed for approximately 3 seconds.
Press the [SEL] button to display the settings for the 4 items of 'IE FUNCTION SELLECT’,
‘FOOTSW CONTROL CH1’, ‘FOOTSW CONTROL CH2’, ’SAVE/LOAD MODE(USB)’ and the VIDEO FORMAT of each 'HDMI1/HDMI2', ’SDI1/SDI2’ output terminal are displayed, and it becomes a color bar image.
Press the [SET] button again to return to the camera image.

1.4.3how to operate the ADVENCED MENU basically

ADVANCED MENU top page
EXP(RGB) page
EXP(IR) page


PIC(RGB) page
PIC(IR) page


PIC(MIX) page
CONTR(RGB) page


CONTR(IR) page
F1 page


F2 page
SYSTEM page
STEP1
Select the page.
Press the [PAGE] button to switch pages. If the cursor is on the tab at the bottom of the menu, pressing the [◀] / [▶] button or turning the [LEVEL] volume will switch the page.
STEP2
Set up each item.

●Select the item to be set


  Move the cursor by turning the [RED] volume or pressing the [▲] or [▼] button.

●Change the set item


Turn the [LEVEL] volume or press the [◀] or [▶] button.

●Display advanced setup page


Press the [SEL] button for the item "*" is indicated.

●Return to the upper level setup page


Press the [MENU] button.
STEP3
Press the [MENU] button for 1 second or more after saving the setup content to close the setup page and return to the camera image.
The setup content will be maintained even after the power of the CCU is turned off.
Note:

● If you press the [MENU] button when not in MENU display, the screen freeze function will activate.

1.5Set up profile

If details, gamma, hue, etc. are registered as a profile in accordance with an installation site, the user can call the registered contents only by pressing the [PROFILE] button on the front panel of the CCU.
We have prepared the following profiles as recommended values. 
Please select according to your needs. (You can overwrite these profiles and customize settings individually.)
PROFILE
USER PROFILE LABEL
（Factory settings.)
Recommended use
PROFILE 1
"ENDOSCOPE(WARM)"
Setting for endoscopes.
PROFILE 2
"ENDOSCOPE(COOL)"
The settings are for endoscopes, and the color temperature is set lower than the "PROFILE 1" setting.
PROFILE 3
"OPHTHALMOLOGY"
Settings for ophthalmology with microscope specifications.
PROFILE 4
“NEUROSURGERY”
Settings for microscopes and for neurology.
PROFILE 5
"FLUORESCENCE"
Settings for fluorescence imaging.
PROFILE 6
"STANDARD"
Standard settings.

1.5.1Initial setting value of PROFILE

PROFILE initial setting value table (1/4)
Setup items
PROFILE 1
PROFILE 2
PROFILE 3
PROFILE 4
PROFILE 5
PROFILE 6
EXP(RGB)
AE(RGB)
AUTO
←
←
←
←
←
  <AUTO>LEVEL
5
←
30
5
55
22
  <MANUAL>LEVEL
176
←
←
←
←
←
SHUTTER
AUTO
←
←
←
←
←
  <MANUAL(FIX)>
   Fixed Shutter Speed

59.94Hz


1/60
←
←
←
←
←
50Hz
1/50
←
←
←
←
←
  <MANUAL(FIX)>
   Manual Shutter Speed
1124/1125
←
←
←
←
←
GAIN
AUTO
←
←
←
←
←
  <AUTO>LEVEL
12dB
←
18dB
←
12dB
←
  <MANUAL(FIX)>LEVEL
12dB
←
18dB
←
12dB
←
AREA SELECTION
AUTO
←
←
←
ALL
←
PEAK/AVE LEVEL
8
←
←
←
←
←
HEAD GAIN
AUTO
←
←
←
←
←
EXP(IR)
AE(IR)
AUTO
←
←
←
MANUAL
AUTO
  <AUTO>LEVEL
32
←
←
←
←
←
  <MANUAL>LEVEL
176
←
←
←
←
←
SHUTTER
AUTO
←
←
←
MANUAL(VAL)
AUTO
  <MANUAL(FIX)>
   Fixed Shutter Speed

59.94Hz


1/60
←
←
←
←
←
50Hz
1/50
←
←
←
←
←
  <MANUAL(FIX)>
   Manual Shutter Speed
1124/1125
←
←
←
←
←
BINNING
P/L MIX
←
←
←
OFF
LINE MIX
PROFILE initial setting value table (2/4)
Setup items
PROFILE 1
PROFILE 2
PROFILE 3
PROFILE 4
PROFILE 5
PROFILE 6
GAIN
AUTO
←
←
←
MANUAL(VAL)
AUTO
  <AUTO>LEVEL
12dB
←
←
←
←
←
  <MANUAL(FIX)>LEVEL
12dB
←
←
←
←
←
LONG EXPOSURE
OFF
←
←
←
←
←
  <AUTO>
OFF
←
←
←
←
←
  <MANUAL(FIX)>
OFF
←
←
←
←
←
AREA SELECTION
AUTO
←
←
←
ALL
AUTO
PEAK/AVE LEVEL
0
←
←
←
8
0
 HEAD GAIN
(depends on HEAD Settings)
AUTO
←
←
←
OFF
AUTO
PIC(RGB)
 WHITE BAL MODE
AWC
←
←
←
MANUAL
AWC
  <R-GAIN>
128
120
130
128
230
128
  <B-GAIN>
128
131
128
←
255
128
 DETAIL BAND
SHARP
←
MEDIUM SHARP
SHARP
SOFT
←
  DETAIL LEVEL
16
←
8
16
←
←
 2DNR LEVEL
5
←
3
5
←
1
3DNR LEVEL
3
←
←
←
5
←
PEDESTAL LEVEL
76
←
←
←
←
←
COLOR LEVEL
160
←
170
160
←
180
COLOR MATRIX
USER
←
←
←
←
←
  PHASE, GAIN
ALL 0
←
←
←
←
←
MOIRE REDUCTION
OFF
←
←
←
←
←
PIC(IR)
2DNR LEVEL
5
←
←
←
←
←
3DNR LEVEL
5
←
←
←
←
←
PEDESTAL LEVEL
76
←
←
←
←
←
PROFILE initial setting value table (3/4)
Setup items
PROFILE 1
PROFILE 2
PROFILE 3
PROFILE 4
PROFILE 5
PROFILE 6
PIX(MIX)
VIDEO OUTPUT HDMI/SDI 1
RGB+IR
←
←
RGB
←
←
 VIDEO OUTPUT HDMI/SDI 2
RGB+IR
←
←
RGB
←
←
MULTI LAYOUT
4-IN-1
←
←
←
←
←
4-IN-1 PRIMARY SELECT
RGB
←
←
←
←
←
SIDE-BY-SIDE LEFT SELECT
RGB+IR
←
←
←
←
←
 SIDE-BY-SIDE RIGHT SELECT
HEATMAP
←
←
←
←
←
CONTR(RGB)
SDR/HDR
SDR
←
←
←
←
←
GAMMA SELECT
S-CURVE
←
←
←
←
←
 (When SDR is selected)
　GAMMA VALUE

0.35


←

0.45


0.35


0.45


←
 (When HLG1/2/3 is selected)
　GAMMA VALUE
0
←
←
←
←
←
KNEE MODE
MANUAL
←
←
←
←
←
KNEE POINT
8
←
←
←
←
←
KNEE SLOPE
3
←
←
←
←
←
IE FUNCTION SELECT
COLOR ENHANCEMENT
←
WDR
COLOR ENHANCEMENT
WDR
←

  (IE) ON/OFF


ON
←
OFF
ON
OFF
←
IE FUNCTION LEVEL

  (WDR) LEVEL


80
←
←
←
←
←
  (DARK AREA CORRECTION)
　LEVEL
120
←
←
←
←
←
  (OVER EXPOSURE REDUCTION)
　LEVEL
180
←
←
←
←
←
  (SMOKE CORRECTION) LEVEL
120
←
←
←
←
←
  (COLOR ENHANCEMENT)
　LEVEL
100
←
←
←
←
←
PROFILE initial setting value table (4/4)
Setup items
PROFILE 1
PROFILE 2
PROFILE 3
PROFILE 4
PROFILE 5
PROFILE 6
CONTR(IR)
SDR/HDR
SDR
←
←
←
←
←
GAMMA SELECT
S-CURVE
←
←
←
←
←
(When SDR is selected)
GAMMA VALUE

0.45


←
←
←
←
←
(When HLG1/2/3 is selected)
GAMMA VALUE
0
←
←
←
←
←
KNEE MODE
MANUAL
←
←
←
←
←
KNEE POINT
8
←
←
←
←
←
KNEE SLOPE
3
←
←
←
←
←
F1
(USER PROFILE)
  PROFILE LABEL
OFF
←
←
←
←
←
  LABEL Data
"ENDOSCOPE

(WARM)"


"ENDOSCOPE

(COOL)"


"OPHTHALMOLOGY"
"NEUROSURGERY"
"FLUORESCENCE"
"STANDARD"
  LABEL POSI
UPPER LEFT
←
←
←
←
←
 FLUORESCENCE MODE
OFF
←
←
←
MODE2
OFF
  MONOCHROME MODE
OFF
←
←
←
←
←
FLIP AND MIRROR
OFF
←
←
←
←
←

1.5.2how to set PROFILE

The user can call the registered contents only by pressing the [PROFILE] button on the front panel of the CCU.
Up to 6 profiles can be registered. Profiles 1 and 2 are initially configured with settings suitable for Endoscope imaging. 
Profile 3 is initially configured with settings suitable for ophthalmology under a microscope.
Profile 4 is initially configured with settings suitable for neurology under a microscope.
Profile 5 is initially configured with settings suitable for fluorescence imaging.
The registration can be performed on the top page of the ADVANCED MENU. The profile page has eight pages.
The profile number will be displayed on the top left of the corresponding profile page.
The characters specified at "USER PROFILE LABEL" will be displayed in "LABEL".
EXP(RGB) page
EXP(IR) page


PIC(RGB) page
PIC(IR) page


PIC(MIX) page
CONTR(RGB) page


CONTR(IR) page
F1 page

1.6Restore default

Thereare four ways to restore.
1.
To restore each setting in the SETUP MENU to the default, move the cursor to the item to change and hold down the [◀] and the [▶] buttons simultaneously for 1 second ormore.
2.
To restore the initial setting of all the items in each page of "ADVANCED MENU", move the cursor to the tab on the bottom of the page, and hold down the [◀] and [▶] buttons simultaneously for 1 second or more.
3.
To restore the initial setting of only the selected profile, press the [PROFILE] button for more than 2 second.
4.
To restore the initial setting of all the profiles, use “USER PROFILE RESET”.
Note:

● To initialize the following items, perform the reset operation mentioned in step 1 to return to the default settings.


   "H/V PHASE ADJUST" in the "ADVANCED MENU"

● When resetting individual settings to their default settings, some items are not supported.


   The table of supported/non-supported items for resetting the factory settings is shown on the next page.
The table of supported/non-supported items for resetting the factory settings (1/7)
The table of supported/non-supported items for resetting the factory settings (2/7)
Setup items
Current status of support
Setup items
Current status of support
EXP(RGB)
EXP(IR)
AE(RGB)
non-supported
AE(IR)
non-supported
  <AUTO> LEVEL
supported
  <AUTO> LEVEL
supported
  <MANUAL> LEVEL
supported
  <MANUAL> LEVEL
supported
SHUTTER
non-supported
SHUTTER
non-supported
  <MANUAL(FIX)>
   Fixed Shutter Speed

59.94Hz


non-supported
  <MANUAL(FIX)>
   Fixed Shutter Speed

59.94Hz


non-supported
50Hz
non-supported
50Hz
non-supported
  <MANUAL(FIX)>
   Manual Shutter Speed
supported
  <MANUAL(FIX)>
   Manual Shutter Speed
supported
 GAIN
non-supported
BINNING
non-supported
  <AUTO> LEVEL
supported
GAIN
non-supported
  <MANUAL(FIX)> LEVEL
supported
  <AUTO> LEVEL
supported
 AREA SELECTION
non-supported
  <MANUAL(FIX)> LEVEL
supported
 PEAK/AVE LEVEL
supported
LONG EXPOSURE
non-supported
HEAD GAIN
supported
  <AUTO>
non-supported
  <MANUAL(FIX)>
non-supported
AREA SELECTION
non-supported
PEAK/AVE LEVEL
supported
 HEAD GAIN
(depends on HEAD Settings)
supported
The table of supported/non-supported items for resetting the factory settings (3/7)
The table of supported/non-supported items for resetting the factory settings (4/7)
Setup items
Current status of support
Setup items
Current status of support
PIC(RGB)
PIC(MIX)
WHITE BAL MODE
non-supported
 IR MIX CONTROL
non-supported
  <R-GAIN>
supported
  [MANUAL/AUTO]
　OFFSET LEVEL
supported
  <B-GAIN>
supported
  [MANUAL]GAIN
supported
DETAIL BAND
supported
  [AUTO]BASE GAIN
supported
  DETAIL LEVEL
supported
  [AUTO]IR MIX TARGET
supported
2DNR LEVEL
supported
  [MANUAL/AUTO]
　HIGH CLIP LEVEL
supported
3DNR LEVEL
supported
  [MANUAL/AUTO]COLOR
supported
PEDESTAL LEVEL
supported
  [MANUAL/AUTO]
　GRADATION
supported
COLOR LEVEL
supported
HEATMAP CONTROL
non-supported
COLOR MATRIX
non-supported
  [MANUAL/AUTO]
  OFFSET LEVEL
supported
  PHASE, GAIN
supported
  [MANUAL]GAIN
supported
MOIRE REDUCTION
non-supported
  [AUTO]BASE GAIN
supported
PIC(IR)
  [AUTO]HEATMAP TARGET
supported
2DNR LEVEL
supported
  [MANUAL/AUTO]
　COLOR SCALE
supported
3DNR LEVEL
supported
  [MANUAL/AUTO]
　RGB MONO
non-supported
PEDESTAL LEVEL
supported
VIDEO OUTPUT HDMI/SDI 1
non-supported
 VIDEO OUTPUT HDMI/SDI 2
non-supported
MULTI LAYOUT
non-supported
4-IN-1 PRIMARY SELECT
non-supported
SIDE-BY-SIDE LEFT SELECT
non-supported
SIDE-BY-SIDE RIGHT SELECT
non-supported
The table of supported/non-supported items for resetting the factory settings (5/7)
The table of supported/non-supported items for resetting the factory settings (6/7)
Setup items
Current status of support
Setup items
Current status of support
CONTR(RGB)
CONTR(IR)
SDR/HDR
non-supported
SDR/HDR
non-supported
 GAMMA SELECT
non-supported
 GAMMA SELECT
non-supported
(When SDR is selected)
  GAMMA VALUE
supported
 (When SDR is selected)
  GAMMA VALUE
supported
 (When HLG1/2/3 is selected)
  GAMMA VALUE
supported
(When HLG1/2/3 is selected)
  GAMMA VALUE
supported
KNEE MODE
non-supported
KNEE MODE
non-supported
KNEE POINT
supported
 KNEE POINT
supported
KNEE SLOPE
supported
KNEE SLOPE
supported
IE FUNCTION SELECT
supported
F1

  (IE) ON/OFF


non-supported
(USER PROFILE) PROFILE ID
non-supported
IE FUNCTION LEVEL
supported
  ID Data
non-supported

  (WDR) LEVEL


supported
  ID POSI
non-supported
  (DARK AREA CORRECTION)
   LEVEL
supported
 (USER PROFILE)
  PROFILE LABEL
non-supported
  (OVER EXPOSURE REDUCTION)
   LEVEL
supported
  LABEL Data
non-supported
  (SMOKE CORRECTION)
   LEVEL
supported
  LABEL POSI
non-supported
  (COLOR ENHANCEMENT)
   LEVEL
supported
FLUORESCENCE MODE
non-supported
  MONOCHROME MODE
non-supported
FLIP AND MIRROR
non-supported
The table of supported/non-supported items for resetting the factory settings (7/7)
Setup items
Current status of support
F2
FOOTSW CONTROL CH1
non-supported
 FOOTSW CONTROL CH2
non-supported
USER PROFILE SAVE/LOAD
non-supported
SAVE/LOAD MODE(USB)
non-supported
DIGITAL ZOOM
non-supported
 DIGITAL ZOOM STATUS DISPLAY
non-supported
SYS
OSD POSITION
non-supported
HDMI1 COLOR DEPTH
non-supported
 HDMI2 COLOR DEPTH
non-supported
G/L SYNC TERMINAL SETTING
non-supported
G/L SYNC STATUS INFO
non-supported
H/V PHASE ADJUST H
supported
 H/V PHASE ADJUST V
supported
WHITE SHADING
non-supported
  R W/S H
supported
  B W/S H
supported
  R W/S V
supported
  B W/S V
supported
CAUTION
When you initiate a request to reset to the default settings, all previous configurations will be erased and cannot be recovered. 
During the execution of the initialization for the item "USER PROFILE RESET" in the tab "F2" at the bottom of the menu, 'USER PROFILE RESET' will blink.
The initial setup process takes about 1 minute, so please wait without turning off the power during this time. 
After the initial setup is complete, the power will be restored, and the system will be in its factory default state.

1.7MAINTENANCE MENU

For details and how to operate MAINTENANCE MENU, contact your dealer.
When displaying the MAINTENANCE MENU, the video output format is forcibly set to factory default.
The following items can be set in the MAINTENANCE MENU.
Setup items
Description
CUSTOM1
OSD OUTPUT SEL(HDMI)
Sets up the OSD display of the HDMI output.
 OSD OUTPUT SEL(SDI)
Sets up the OSD display of the SDI output.
 OSD CHARCTER MODE
Specifies the OSD character format.
 COLOR GAMUT SDI1
Specifies the color gamut of SDI1.
 COLOR GAMUT SDI2
Specifies the color gamut of SDI2.
 COLOR GAMUT HDMI1(UHD422)
Specifies the color gamut of HDMI1.
 COLOR GAMUT HDMI2(UHD422)
Specifies the color gamut of HDMI2.
CUSTOM2
 KEY BIND(MENU)
Assigns a function to [MENU] button.
 KEY BIND(↑↓)
Assigns functions to [▲] and [▼] button.
 KEY BIND(←→)
Assigns functions to [◀] and [▶] button.
 KEY BIND(PAGE)
Assigns a function to [PAGE] button.
FUNC/INFO
 BLACK BAL
Sets up the black balance.
  [BLACK BAL］-(MANUAL)R-Ped
Adjusts the red pedestal level for black balance.
  [BLACK BAL］-(MANUAL)B-Ped
Adjusts the blue pedestal level for black balance.
 CABLE DIAG MODE
Diagnoses the quality of the camera cable.
 DIPSW STATUS
Indicates the set status of DIPSW.
 FPGA STATUS
Displays the temperature of FPGA.
 ALL RESET
Restores all the default settings.
 DFX FILE LOAD
The update file for the EEPROM area stored in the USB memory is used to update the target area.
 FW UPDATE
Updates the target parts of the CCU unit and camera head using the firmware stored in the USB memory.
 CPU VER.
Displays the CPU version.
 FPGA VER. (FPGA1/2)
Displays the FPGA (FPGA1/2) version.
 HEAD VER.
Displays the FPGA (HEAD) version and camera type.
Note:

● [ALL RESET] will not initialize the following:


   [H/V PHASE ADJUST] in the ADVANCED MENU.

● The "BLACK BAL" related items will be displayed and adjustable only when 4K3MOS, 4K4MOS and 2K3MOS are connected to the camera head.
CAUTION
During the execution of ALL RESET, "ALL RESET" will blink. The initial setup process takes about 1 minute, so please wait without turning off the power during this time.
After the initial setup is complete, the power will be restored, and the system will be in its factory default state.

1.7.1how to display the MAINTENANCE MENU

Immediately after turning on the power switch, press the [MENU] and [SEL] buttons simultaneously for more than 3 seconds to display the MAINTENANCE MENU top page.
The MAINTENANCE MENU has three pages. To switch pages, press the [PAGE] button, or move the cursor to the tab at the bottom of the menu and click the [◀] or [▶] button.

1.7.2how to operate the MAINTENANCE MENU basically

MAINTENANCE MENU top page
CUSTOM1 page
CUSTOM2 page


FUNC/INFO page
　
STEP1
Set up each item.
●
Select the item to be set
Move the cursor by turning the [RED] volume or pressing the [▲] or [▼] button.
●
Change the set item
Turn the [LEVEL] volume or press the [◀] or [▶] button.
●
Display advanced setup page
Press the [SEL] button for the item "*" is indicated.
●
Return to the upper level setup page
Press the [MENU] button.
　
STEP2
To save the settings and complete the configuration, power off the device.

1.8EXP（RGB,IR）

Adjust exposure settings.
Selecting RGB on the tab at the bottom of the menu adjusts the settings for the RGB image.
Selecting IR on the tab at the bottom of the menu adjusts the settings for the IR image.
The settings values for RGB image and IR image are not linked; they are independent values.

1.8.1AE(RGB)

Adjust exposure settings.
Selecting RGB on the tab at the bottom of the menu adjusts the settings for the RGB image.
Selecting IR on the tab at the bottom of the menu adjusts the settings for the IR image.
The settings values for RGB image and IR image are not linked; they are independent values.
Selected items
Description
AUTO
The brightness of the image will be automatically adjusted.
MANUAL
The brightness of the image will be manually adjusted.
(The default settings are referenced in index 1.5.1.)

1.8.2AE(IR)

See 1.8.1 AE(RGB) above.

1.8.3AE LEVEL

The brightness of the image will be adjusted.
The values for adjustment level settings differ between the 'AUTO' and 'MANUAL' modes in the AE (Auto Exposure) setting.
It can also be configured using the [LEVEL] volume.
AE LEVEL when [AUTO] is selected.
Adjusting range
Description
0 ~ 63
When AE is set to 'AUTO', it adjusts the brightness level of the image.
When decreased, the image becomes darker.
When increased, the image becomes brighter.
(The default settings are referenced in index 1.5.1.)
LEVEL when "MANUAL" is selected.
Adjusting range
Description
28 ~ 236
（Default: 176）
When AE is set to 'MANUAL', it adjusts the brightness level of the image.
When decreased, the image becomes darker.
When increased, the image becomes brighter.

1.8.4SHUTTER

The electronic shutter speed will be adjusted.
Select the electronic shutter speed from the following:
"AUTO","MANUAL(FIX)", "MANUAL(VAL)"
If 'MANUAL(FIX)' is selected, please set the electronic shutter speed according to the environmental conditions.
When "MANUAL(VAL)" is selected, the shutter speed setting will be adjusted to match the control resolution of the electronic shutter used for AE level adjustment.
Selected items
Description
AUTO (Default)
The electronic shutter speed will be automatically adjusted.
It can only be selected when AE is set to 'AUTO'.
MANUAL(FIX)
The electronic shutter speed can be specified.
MANUAL(VAL)
The shutter speed setting will be adjusted to match the control resolution of the electronic shutter used for AE level adjustment.
If "MANUAL(FIX)" is selected, the electronic shutter speed can be specified.
System Video Format
Selected items

59.94Hz


1/60 (Default)、1/100、1/250、1/500、1/1000、1/2000、1/4000、1/10000、MANU
50Hz
1/50 (Default)、1/120、1/250、1/500、1/1000、1/2000、1/4000、1/10000、MANU
When pressing the [SEL] button after selecting "MANU", the "SHUTTER" page will be displayed, and fine adjustment of the shutter speed can be performed.
It is the electronic shutter speed when 'MANU' is selected under 'MANUAL(FIX)'.
Adjusting range
Description
10/1125~1124/1125
（Default: 1124/1125）
Fine adjustment of the shutter speed can be performed.
When decreased, the electronic shutter speed becomes faster.
When increased, the electronic shutter speed becomes slower.
Note:

● If flicker is observed under fluorescent lighting of 50 Hz, selecting "1/100" for the speed can reduce flicker.

1.8.5BINNING

This item can be adjusted when selecting IR on the tab at the bottom of the menu.
The sensitivity can be improved by adding pixels.
The pixel adding mode can be selectable from the following:
Selected items
Description
OFF
Sets the pixel adding off.
LINE MIX
Adds pixels in the vertical direction. (The vertical resolution will be deteriorated.)
PIX MIX
Adds pixels in the horizontal direction. (The horizontal resolution will be deteriorated.)
P/L MIX
Adds pixels in the vertical and horizontal directions.
(The horizontal and vertical resolutions will be deteriorated.)
 (The default settings are referenced in index 1.5.1.)

1.8.6GAIN

The gain settings will be adjusted.
The gain adjustment method can be selected from "OFF", "AUTO", "MANUAL(FIX)" or "MANUAL(VAL)". 
When "MANUAL(FIX)" is selected, please adjust the gain according to the operating environment.
Selected items
Description
OFF
No gain adjustment
AUTO（Default)
Automatic gain adjustment
The allowable maximum value for the automatic adjustment will be applied.
MANUAL(FIX)
Manual gain adjustment
The gain will be fixed at the set value.
MANUAL(VAL)
The gain setting will be adjusted to match the control resolution of the gain control used for AE level adjustment.
It can only be selected when AE is set to "MANUAL".
Gain selection in MANUAL(FIX) mode.
Adjusting range
Description
3~18dB
Adjust gain selection in MANUAL mode in 1dB increments.
The smaller the value, the lower the gain,and the darker the image becomes.
The larger the value, thehigher the gain, and the brighter the image becomes.
（The default settings are referenced in index 1.5.1.）
Gain selection in MANUAL(VAL) mode.
When "MANUAL(VAL)" is selected, the gain setting will be adjusted to match the control resolution of the gain control used for AE level adjustment.

1.8.7LONG EXPOSURE

This item can be adjusted when selecting IR on the tab at the bottom of the menu.
Settings related to long exposure will be adjusted.
The larger the value of the long exposure time, the brighter the image becomes, but please be aware that there may be more blur in moving subjects.
Selected items
Description
OFF（Default）
Sets the long exposure off.
AUTO
Automatically controls the long exposure.
The maximum exposure time for automatic control can be selected from OFF, x2, x4, x8.
It can only be selected when AE is set to 'AUTO'.
MANUAL(FIX)
Enables manual adjustment of the long exposure.
It will be fixed to the set the long exposure time.
The long exposure time can be selected from OFF (Default), x2, x4, x8.
FIX(x1)
Disables the long exposure.
It is available when "MANUAL" is selected for AE.

1.8.8AREA SELECTION

Set the brightness detection areas for 'AE', 'GAIN', and 'SHUTTER'.
If bright light such as a spotlight is present in the background behind a subject, the subject may appeardark. 
To eliminate this phenomenon, masking bright areas allows users to perform backlight compensation to hide bright areas.
Selected items
Description
AUTO
Dark areas are automatically masked, and only bright areas are detected.
ALL
The detection target is the whole area on the screen.
S CIRCLE
The detection target is the small circle area in the center of the screen.
M CIRCLE
The detection target is the medium circle area in the center of the screen.
L CIRCLE
The detection target is the large circle area in the center of the screen.
（The default settings are referenced in index 1.5.1.）

　※The detection areas shown in the drawings below are not displayed.

1.8.9PEAK/AVE LEVEL

Adjusts the weighting for peak and average brightness detection processing.
Adjusting range
Description
0~8
Adjust the brightness detection weighting level.
When the value is moved in the "0" direction, the peak value (maximum value) will be detected.
When the valueis moved in the "8" direction, the average value will be detected.
（The default settings are referenced in index 1.5.1.）

1.8.10HEAD GAIN

The HEAD GAIN will be adjusted.
Selected items
Description
-9dB、-6dB、-3dB、
OFF（0dB）、+3dB、
+6dB、+9dB
Set the gain of the camera head in 3dB increments.
A smaller value results in darker images, while a larger value results in brighter images.
(The initial value depends onthe camera head gain settings.)
AUTO
This setting is available only when “AE” is set to “AUTO” and “GAIN” is set to “AUTO”.  
The gain is automatically adjusted according to the subject’s illumination.
（The default settings are referenced in index 1.5.1.）
CAUTION
When “HEAD GAIN” is set to “AUTO”, changing either the “AE” or “GAIN” setting from “AUTO” to any other value will automatically switch “HEAD GAIN” to a non‑AUTO value.  
After that, even if the “AE” or “GAIN” setting is returned to “AUTO”, the “HEAD GAIN” setting will not revert to “AUTO”.  
To set “HEAD GAIN” back to “AUTO”, adjust it manually.

1.9PIC（RGB,IR)

Settings related to image quality.
Selecting RGB on the tab at the bottom of the menu adjusts the settings for the RGB image.
Selecting IR on the tab at the bottom of the menu adjusts the settings for the IR image.
The settings values for RGB image and IR image are not linked; they are independent values.

1.9.1WHITE BAL MODE

Only the RGB image can be adjusted.
The white balance settings will be adjusted.
The white balance adjustment can be selected from "AWC" and "MANUAL".
Selected items
Description
AWC
White balance control mode is set.
It is suitable for a location where a light source is stable.
When "AWC" is selected, the operation to adjust the white balance is required.
MANUAL
White balance can be manually adjusted.
Adjust "R-GAIN" or "B-GAIN" to set the white balance.
（The default settings are referenced in index 1.5.1.）
●
White balance adjustment procedure for AWC. 
Adjust the white balance using the following steps.
ａ．
Aim the camera at a white subject.
Take an image of a sufficiently bright white subject under the light source to be used.
ｂ．
Press the [WB] button in the previous screen.
ｃ．
AWC will start and the AWC status lamp will flash.
When adjustment is complete, "AWC OK" will be displayed and the lamp will turn off.
If adjustment fails, "AWC NG" will be displayed.
Note:

● If AWC is performed while the setting of "R-GAIN" or "B-GAIN" of "MANUAL" is set to other than the default (128), the white balance may not be set properly.


● After adjusting the white balance in AWC, adjust "R" and "B" when the white balance is not perfectly matched or when you intentionally want to introduce a reddishor bluish tone.


● Adjustment isavailable for each profile.


● If the lamp is kept on after "AWC NG" is displayed or the lamp lights up after the profile is changed, retry step a and b.

● White balance adjustment procedure for MANUAL.


When "MANUAL" is selected, move the cursor to "R-GAIN" or "B-GAIN" and adjust the white balance.
R-GAIN（WB RED GAIN）
Adjusting range
Description
0~255
Adjust the gain level of the R signal.
The smaller the value, the lower the gain, and the less red color tint.
The larger the value, the higher the gain, and the more intense the red color tint.
（The default settings are referenced in index 1.5.1.）
B-GAIN（WB BLUE GAIN）
Adjusting range
Description
0~255
Adjust the gain level of the B signal.
The smaller the value, the lower the gain,and the less blue color tint.
The larger the value, the higher the gain, and the more intense the blue color tint.
（The default settings are referenced in index 1.5.1.）
Note:

● Increasing the gain values for both the R signal and B signal will reduce the green color tint.


● Decreasing the gain values for both the R signal and B signal will increase the green color tint.


● When resetting the WHITE BAL MODE to "AWC", it is recommended to set "R-GAIN" and "B-GAIN" to 128.

1.9.2DETAIL BAND

Only the RGB image can be adjusted.
The band and level of the edge correction are specified.
　
Set the contour correction bandwidth and correction amount using the following procedure.
(1)
Move the cursor to "DETAIL BAND", and select a band pattern from the following: "OFF", "SOFT", "MEDIUM SHARP", "SHARP" or "SHARPEST".
(2)
Move the cursor to "DETAIL LEVEL" to adjust the intensity level.
DETAIL BAND
Selected items
Description
OFF
Turn off the contour correction.
SOFT
The contour becomes thinner, and the contour correction bandwidth is high.
MEDIUM SHARP
Compared to SOFT, the contours become slightly thicker.
SHARP
Compared to SHARPEST, the contours become slightly thinner.
SHARPEST
Contours become thicker, and the contour correction bandwidth is low.
（The default settings are referenced in index 1.5.1.）
DETAIL LEVEL
Adjusting
Description
0~31
Adjust the intensity level of contour correction.
The smaller the value, the less detail, resulting in a softer image.
The larger the value, the more detail, resulting in a sharper image.
（The default settings are referenced in index 1.5.1.）
Note:

● Jaggies may present in the contour of a photographic subject, but it is not an abnormal phenomenon. 


   If this phenomenon is not favorable, decrease "DETAIL BAND" or "DETAIL LEVEL" and adjust the image quality.

1.9.32DNR LEVEL

The 2D digital noise reduction settings will be adjusted.
Adjusting range
Description
0~10
Digital noise reduction is performed using the data of the surrounding pixels in both vertical and horizontal directions of the pixel of interest.
Adjust the strength of this effect.
The smaller the value, the less noise reduction effect.
The larger the value, the more noise reduction occurs, but it may lead to a decrease in resolution.
（The default settings are referenced in index 1.5.1.）

1.9.43DNR LEVEL

The 3D digital noise reduction settings will be adjusted.
Adjusting range
Description
0~10
Utilizing data from pixels in both vertical and horizontal directions around the focal pixel, as well as data from the pixel at the corresponding position in the previous frame, performs 3D digital noise reduction.
Adjust the strength of this effect.
The smaller the value, the less noise reduction effect.
The larger the value, the more noise reduction, but it may increase the occurrence of ghosting.
（The default settings are referenced in index 1.5.1.）

1.9.5PEDESTAL LEVEL

The Pedestal level, which serves as the reference for brightness, will be adjusted.
Adjust the pedestal level (black signal level) viewing a vector scope or color video monitor.
Adjusting range
Description
68~95
（Default: 76）
Adjust the pedestal level (black signal level)
When the value is decremented, the image becomes darker.
When the value is incremented, the image becomes brighter.

1.9.6COLOR LEVEL

Only the RGB image can be adjusted.
The color level settings will be adjusted.
Adjust the color level viewing a vector scope or color video monitor.
Adjusting range
Description
0~255
Adjust the color level.
When the value is decremented, the color becomes lighter.
When the value is incremented, the color becomes deeper.
（The default settings are referenced in index 1.5.1.）

1.9.7COLOR MATRIX

Only the RGB image can be adjusted.
Adjust the hue viewing a vector scope or color video monitor.
It stores the settings for "B-Mg", "Mg", "Mg-R", "R", "R-Ye", "Ye", "Ye-G", "G", "G-Cy", "Cy", "Cy-B" and "B".
You can adjust PHASE (hue) and GAIN (color intensity, saturation) for each axis.
PHASE
Adjusting range
Description
-127~0~+127
（Default: 0）
Adjust the hue of the color on the target axis.
The smaller the value, the hue changes counterclockwise.
The larger the value, the hue changes clockwise.

　※ PHASE can be set for each axis.
GAIN
Adjusting range
Description
-127~0~+127
（Default: 0）
Adjust the intensity (saturation) of the color on the target axis.
The smaller the value, the weaker the color intensity (lower saturation).
The larger the value, the stronger the color intensity (higher saturation).

　※ GAIN can be set for each axis.
　
Adjust the hue using the following steps.
(1)
Display the color to be adjusted in the screen center as large as possible.
(2)
Select the axis close to the target color. The axis is selectable from the following: 
USER (default), B-Mg, Mg, Mg-R, R, R-Ye, Ye, Ye-G, G, G-Cy, Cy, Cy-B, B
(3)
Press the [SEL] button after selecting the axis.
→ The "MATRIX" screen will be displayed.
(4)
To perform fine adjustment, adjust "PHASE" (hue) and "GAIN" (chroma) with use of the [◀] or [▶] button.
(5)
Select "BEFORE" or "AFTER" with "EFFECT SELECT" and check if the effect is applied. 
To determine the setting, select "SET(NEW SETTING)", and then press the [SEL] button.
To restore the previous setting, select "CANCEL" and then select the [SEL] button.
When the color axis is unclear
When "USER AREA" is selected on the "MATRIX" screen, the axis is automatically displayed by selecting a color on the screen.
Color selection is performed on the color detection screen.
The black rectangle cursor is blinking to select a target color onthe color detection screen.
(1)
Point the camera at the center of the subject with which the color is detected.
If the camera is immovable, move the rectangle cursor to the area with the target color by pressing the [▲], [▼], [◀] and [▶] buttons.
Note:

● When the blue volume is rotated counterclockwise, the size of the rectangle cursor changes


   in the order of large → medium → small.
   Select a size to meet the subject size.
(2)
Press the [SEL] button or [MENU] button.
→The "MATRIX" screen appears again.
(3)
To perform fine adjustment, adjust "PHASE" (hue) and "GAIN" (chroma).
For example, the adjustment of "PHASE" or "GAIN" of "Cy/Cy-B" on the following screen provides the simultaneous adjustment of "PHASE" or "GAIN" of the adjacent axes "Cy" and "Cy-B" in the color matrix splitting chart.
Note:

● When the color on the axis in the color matrix splitting chart is detected, the adjacent axes are not displayed.

1.9.8MOIRE REDUCTION

Only the RGB image can be adjusted.
Set the moiré reduction function.
Selected items
Description
OFF（Default）
Disables the moiré reduction function.
LOW
Set the moiré reduction function to 'LOW'.
MID
Set the moiré reduction function to 'MID'.
HIGH
Set the moiré reduction function to 'HIGH'.
Note:

● When the setting is selected as "LOW" or "MID", the "DETAIL BAND" and "DETAIL LEVEL" items cannot be adjusted.


● When the setting is selected as "HIGH", the "DETAIL BAND", "DETAIL LEVEL", and "2DNR LEVEL" items cannot be adjusted.

1.10PIC（MIX）

Configure the image quality and on‑screen display settings for the overlay image.

1.10.1IR MIX CONTROL

Configure the overlay mode and level settings for the IR image.  
The IR image is converted to a single‑color representation and used as an overlay image.
Adjusting range
Description
AUTO（Default）
The IR MIX gain value is automatically adjusted based on the maximum IR signal intensity.
MANUAL
Adjust the IR MIX gain value manually.
　
When [IR MIX CONTROL] is set to “AUTO”, the overlay processing is adjusted using the following items:
(1)
OFFSET LEVEL — see 1.10.1.1
(2)
BASE GAIN — see 1.10.1.2
(3)
IR MIX TARGET — see 1.10.1.4
(4)
HIGH CLIP LEVEL — see 1.10.1.5
(5)
COLOR — see 1.10.1.6
(6)
GRADATION — see 1.10.1.7
Additional notes regarding OFFSET LEVEL, BASE GAIN, IR MIX TARGET, and HIGH CLIP LEVEL are provided below.
　
When [IR MIX CONTROL] is set to “MANUAL”, the overlay processing is adjusted using the following items:
(1)
OFFSET LEVEL — see 1.10.1.1
(2)
GAIN — see 1.10.1.3
(3)
HIGH CLIP LEVEL — see 1.10.1.5
(4)
COLOR — see 1.10.1.6
(5)
GRADATION — see 1.10.1.7
Additional notes regarding OFFSET LEVEL, GAIN, and HIGH CLIP LEVEL are provided below.

1.10.1.1（IR MIX CONTROL）OFFSET LEVEL

The [IR MIX CONTROL] setting can be adjusted in either “MANUAL” or “AUTO”.  
Set the offset level for the IR image used in the overlay image.
Adjusting range
Description
0~255
（Default: 24）
IR signals below the specified offset level are clipped to zero and are not used in the overlay processing.

1.10.1.2（IR MIX CONTROL）BASE GAIN

The [IR MIX CONTROL] setting can be adjusted only when it is set to “AUTO”.  
Set the gain for the IR image used in the overlay image.  
Adjusting range
Description
0~255
（Default: 64）
You can set the lower limit for reducing the IR image gain (64 = 1× gain).

1.10.1.3（IR MIX CONTROL）GAIN

The [IR MIX CONTROL] setting can be adjusted only when it is set to “MANUAL”.  
Set the gain for the IR image used in the overlay image.
Adjusting range
Description
0~255
（Default: 128）
The gain is applied to the IR image after zero‑clipping at the offset level (64 = 1× gain).  
Lowering the gain reduces the emphasis of the overlaid IR image. 
Increasing the gain enhances the emphasis of the overlaid IR image.

1.10.1.4(IR MIX CONTROL) IR MIX TARGET

he [IR MIX CONTROL] setting can be adjusted only when it is set to “AUTO”.  
Set the target value for the maximum IR intensity.  
Adjusting range
Description
0~255
（Default: 24）
The gain is automatically applied so that the maximum IR intensity matches the target value (up to a maximum of 4× gain).

1.10.1.5(IR MIX CONTROL) HIGH CLIP LEVEL

The [IR MIX CONTROL] setting can be adjusted in either “MANUAL” or “AUTO”.  
Set the high‑clip level for the IR image used in the overlay image.  
Adjusting range
Description
0~255
（Default: 128）
This threshold is applied to the IR image signal after the OFFSET LEVEL and GAIN processing. Pixels exceeding the specified value are forced to the upper limit (HIGH CLIP LEVEL).

1.10.1.6(IR MIX CONTROL) COLOR

The [IR MIX CONTROL] setting can be adjusted in either “MANUAL” or “AUTO”.  
Set the color of the IR image used in the overlay image.
Adjusting range
Description
1~7
（Default: 1）
he color of the overlaid IR image can be selected from the following seven options:
Green, 2. Blue, 3. Red, 4. Cyan, 5. Magenta, 6. Yellow, 7. User color
Note:

● The factory default for “User color” is 1. Green. Changing the user‑defined color requires modification of the EEPROM data.

1.10.1.7（IR MIX CONTROL）GRADATION

The [IR MIX CONTROL] setting can be adjusted in either “MANUAL” or “AUTO”.  
Set the gradation of the IR image used in the overlay image.
Selected items
Description
LOW
The IR image is overlaid in two gradations (overlay on/off).  
HIGH w/ Y
The IR image is overlaid in multiple gradations with the Y signal included.
HIGH w/o Y

（Default）


The IR image is overlaid in multiple gradations without the Y signal.

1.10.2HEATMAP CONTROL

Configure the heatmap function and its associated levels.  
The IR image is converted into a color distribution (heatmap) based on the IR signal level and used to generate the overlay image.  
As the IR signal level increases, the heatmap color changes from blue to red.  
The parameters of the function that defines the relationship between the IR image level and the color distribution are fixed.
Adjusting range
Description
AUTO
The HEATMAP gain value is automatically adjusted based on the maximum IR signal intensity.
MANUAL（Default）
The HEATMAP gain value is adjusted manually.
　
When [HEATMAP CONTROL] is set to “MANUAL”, the heatmap is adjusted using the following items:  
(1)
OFFSET LEVEL — see 1.10.2.1
(2)
GAIN — see 1.10.2.2
(3)
COLOR SCALE — see 1.10.2.5
(4)
RGB MONO — see 1.10.2.6
Additional notes regarding OFFSET LEVEL and GAIN are provided below.
　
When [HEATMAP CONTROL] is set to “AUTO”, the heatmap is adjusted using the following items:
(1)
OFFSET LEVEL — see 1.10.2.1
(2)
BASE GAIN — see 1.10.2.3
(3)
HEATMAP TARGET — see 1.10.2.4
(4)
COLOR SCALE — see 1.10.2.5
(5)
RGB MONO — see 1.10.2.6
Additional notes regarding OFFSET LEVEL, BASE GAIN, and HEATMAP TARGET are provided below.

1.10.2.1（HEATMAP CONTROL）OFFSET LEVEL

The [HEATMAP CONTROL] setting can be adjusted in either “MANUAL” or “AUTO”.  
Set the offset level for the heatmap.
Adjusting range
Description
0~255
（Default: 24）
IR signals below the specified offset level are clipped to zero and are not used in the overlay process.

1.10.2.2（HEATMAP CONTROL）GAIN

The [HEATMAP CONTROL] setting can be adjusted only when set to “MANUAL”. 
Set the IR image level for the heatmap.
Adjusting range
Description
0~255
（Default: 64）
The gain is applied to the IR image after zero‑clipping at the offset level (64 = 1× gain).  
Lower gain reduces the emphasis of the overlaid IR image.  
Higher gain increases the emphasis of the overlaid IR image, resulting in deeper heatmap colors.

1.10.2.3（HEATMAP CONTROL）BASE GAIN

The [HEATMAP CONTROL] setting can be adjusted only when set to “AUTO”.  
Set the IR image level for the heatmap.
Adjusting range
Description
0~255
（Default: 64）
The lower limit for reducing the gain of the overlaid IR image can be configured (64 = 1× gain).

1.10.2.4（HEATMAP CONTROL）HEATMAP TARGET

The [HEATMAP CONTROL] setting can be adjusted only when set to “AUTO”.  
Set the target value for the maximum infrared intensity.
Adjusting range
Description
0~255
（Default: 24）
Gain is automatically applied so that the maximum infrared intensity matches the target value (up to 4× gain).

1.10.2.5(HEATMAP CONTROL) COLOR SCALE

The [HEATMAP CONTROL] setting can be adjusted in either “MANUAL” or “AUTO”.  
Set the color intensity of the heatmap.
Adjusting range
Description
0~255
（Default: 64）
Adjust the heatmap color intensity (64 corresponds to 1× gain).

1.10.2.6（HEATMAP CONTROL）RGB MONO

The [HEATMAP CONTROL] setting can be adjusted in either “MANUAL” or “AUTO”.  
Set the RGB display mode for the heatmap function.
Selected items
Description
OFF（Default）
When the heatmap function is enabled, the RGB image is displayed in color.
ON
When the heatmap function is enabled, the RGB image is displayed in monochrome.

1.10.3VIDEO OUTPUT HDMI/SDI 1

Configure the display mode for the output image of the HDMI‑1/SDI‑1 terminals.
Selected items
Description
RGB
Outputs the RGB image in a single‑screen display.
RGB+IR
Outputs the RGB+IR (overlay) image in a single‑screen display.
IR
Outputs the IR image in a single‑screen display.
HEATMAP
Outputs the heatmap (overlay) image in a single‑screen display.
MULTI
Outputs a multi‑screen display (4‑IN‑1 or SIDE‑BY‑SIDE).
（The default settings are referenced in index 1.5.1.）

1.10.4VIDEO OUTPUT HDMI/SDI 2

Configure the display mode for the output image of the HDMI‑2/SDI‑2 terminals.
Selected items
Description
RGB
Outputs the RGB image in a single‑screen display.
RGB+IR
Outputs the RGB+IR (overlay) image in a single‑screen display.
IR
Outputs the IR image in a single‑screen display.
HEATMAP
Outputs the heatmap (overlay) image in a single‑screen display.
MULTI
Outputs a multi‑screen display (4‑IN‑1 or SIDE‑BY‑SIDE).
（The default settings are referenced in index 1.5.1.）

1.10.5MULTI LAYOUT

Configures the screen layout for the output image.
Selected items
Description
4-IN-1
When MULTI is selected for VIDEO OUTPUT HDMI/SDI 1 or VIDEO OUTPUT HDMI/SDI 2, outputs a 4‑in‑1 multi‑screen layout (main screen on the right side and three sub‑screens on the left side).
SIDE-BY-SIDE
When MULTI is selected for VIDEO OUTPUT HDMI/SDI 1 or VIDEO OUTPUT HDMI/SDI 2, outputs a two‑screen side‑by‑side layout.
（The default settings are referenced in index 1.5.1.）

1.10.64-IN-1 PRIMARY SELECT

Sets the primary (main) screen when the multi‑screen layout is configured to 4‑IN‑1.
Selected items
Description
RGB
Outputs the RGB image on the primary screen in the 4‑in‑1 layout (main screen on the right side with three sub‑screens on the left side).
IR
Outputs the IR image on the primary screen in the 4‑in‑1 layout (main screen on the right side with three sub‑screens on the left side).
RGB+IR
Outputs the RGB+IR overlaid image on the primary screen in the 4‑in‑1 layout (main screen on the right side with three sub‑screens on the left side).
HEATMAP
Outputs the heatmap (overlaid) image on the primary screen in the 4‑in‑1 layout (main screen on the right side with three sub‑screens on the left side).
（The default settings are referenced in index 1.5.1.）

1.10.7SIDE-BY-SIDE LEFT SELECT

Sets the left screen when the multi‑screen layout is configured to SIDE‑BY‑SIDE.
Selected items
Description
RGB
Outputs the RGB image on the left half of the two‑screen display.
IR
Outputs the IR image on the left half of the two‑screen display.
RGB+IR
Outputs the RGB+IR overlaid image on the left half of the two‑screen display.
HEATMAP
Outputs the heatmap (overlaid) image on the left half of the two‑screen display.
（The default settings are referenced in index 1.5.1.）

1.10.8SIDE-BY-SIDE RIGHT SELECT

Sets the right screen when the multi‑screen layout is configured to SIDE‑BY‑SIDE.
Selected items
Description
RGB
Outputs the RGB image on the right half of the two‑screen display.
IR
Outputs the IR image on the right half of the two‑screen display.
RGB+IR
Outputs the RGB+IR overlaid image on the right half of the two‑screen display.
HEATMAP
Outputs the heatmap (overlaid) image on the right half of the two‑screen display.
（The default settings are referenced in index 1.5.1.）

1.11CONTR（RGB,IR）

Configures contrast‑related settings.
When the RGB tab at the bottom of the menu is selected, the settings apply to the RGB image.
When the IR tab at the bottom of the menu is selected, the settings apply to the IR image.
Except for SDR/HDR, the RGB image settings and IR image settings do not link to each other; each set of values operates independently.
Note:

● Some items in CONTR (RGB) and CONTR (IR) cannot be adjusted depending on the combination of settings. The correspondence table is shown below.


Image Enhancement
CONTR(RGB/IR)
SDR/HDR
Gamma
Knee
Function Select
IE SW *1
GAMMA SELECT

(SDR)


GAMMA VALUE *2

(HDR)


GAMMA VLAUE *2
KNEE MODE
KNEE POINT
KNEE SLOPE
ON/OFF
WDR
ON
CONTR(RGB)
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
DARK AREA CORRECTION
OVER EXPOSURE REDUCTION
CONTR(IR)
-
○
○
-
○
○
○
SMOKE CORRECTION
COLOR ENHANCEMENT
ON
CONTR(RGB)
SDR
○
○
-
-
-
-
HLG1, HLG2, HLG3
○
-
○
-
-
-
CONTR(IR)
SDR
○
○
-
○
○
○
HLG1, HLG2, HLG3
○
-
○
OFF
○
○
○
other
-
-
-
WDR
OFF
CONTR(RGB)/
CONTR(IR)
SDR
○
○
-
○
○
○
DARK AREA CORRECTION
OVER EXPOSURE REDUCTION
HLG1, HLG2, HLG3
○
-
○
OFF
○
○
○
SMOKE CORRECTION
other
-
-
-
COLOR ENHANCEMENT
○: Adjustable
–: Not adjustable (displayed as “---”)

*1 The IE SW on the front panel toggles the ON/OFF state.


   The IE LED lit indicates ON, and unlit indicates OFF.

*2 Because the display range of GAMMA VALUE differs depending on the SDR/HDR setting, the parameter is shown separately as (SDR) GAMMA VALUE and (HDR) GAMMA VALUE.

1.11.1SDR/HDR

This parameter is adjusted commonly for both RGB and IR images.
Switches between SDR (Standard Dynamic Range) and HDR (High Dynamic Range).
Selected items
Description
SDR
Sets the image to comply with SDR (Standard Dynamic Range).
HLG1
Conforms to the HLG (Hybrid Log Gamma) curve defined in ITU‑R BT.2100.
HLG2
Provides a balanced setting between HLG1 and HLG3.
HLG3
Offers reduced noise compared to HLG1, with a narrower dynamic range.
（The default settings are referenced in index 1.5.1.）
Note:

● When set to HLG1, HLG2, or HLG3, the adjustment display for GAMMA VALUE changes from “xxxx [0.35–0.55]” to “xxx [–10 to +10]”.

1.11.2GAMMA SELECT

Setsthe gamma correction mode.
Selected items
Description
S-CURVE
By enhancing gamma, noise can be reduced while keeping the contrast.
NORMAL
A standard gamma characteristic.
（The default settings are referenced in index 1.5.1.）

1.11.3GAMMA VALUE

Adjust the gamma correction level.
View a waveform monitor or color video monitor to set the gamma correction level.
Adjusting range
Description
(When SDR is selected)

0.35~0.55、OFF（1.00）


(When HLG1/2/3 is selected)
-10~+10、OFF（1.00）
Adjust the gamma correction level.
The smaller the value, the higher the output of the gamma curve that amplifies the input.
The larger the value, the lower the output of the gamma curve that attenuates the input.
In the OFF mode, it becomes gamma correction OFF (1.00).
（The default settings are referenced in index 1.5.1.）

1.11.4KNEE MODE

Set the knee mode.
Due to illumination or reflection of the subject, "blown out highlights" may occur in which the bright part of the image may appear flattened.
This phenomenon occurs when the luminance signal exceeds the dynamic range of the camera. 
To set the high luminance input signals within the dynamic range of the camera, compress the gradation using the knee function.
Selected items
Description
MANUAL（Default）
Enables manual adjustment of knee point and knee slope.
AUTO
Adjusts the knee point and knee slope automatically.

1.11.5KNEE POINT

Set the knee point.
Be sure to view the waveform monitor or color video monitor while adjusting the knee point adjustment.
It sets the compression point for the high luminance input signals.
Adjusting range
Description
0~15
（Default: 8）
Set the knee point.
The smaller the value, the lower the video level at which the knee function compression starts.
The larger the value, the higher the video level at which the knee function compression starts.

1.11.6KNEE SLOPE

Set the slope of the knee.
Be sure to view the waveform monitor or color video monitor while adjusting the knee slope.
Set the compression level for the high luminance input signals by adjusting the knee slope.
Adjusting range
Description
0~7
（Default: 3）
Adjust the amount (slope) of compressing high-luminance input signals.
The smaller the value, the stronger the amount of compression by knee (lower slope).
The larger the value, the gentler the amount of compression by knee (higher slope).

1.11.7IE FUNCTION SELECT

Only the RGB image can be adjusted.
Set the function assignment for IE(IMAGE ENHANCEMENT).
IE FUNCTION assignable functions (Image Enhancement On/Off)
Selected items
Description
WDR
The dynamic range expansion function corrects the dark area brighter while controlling the over exposure.
(Left side: function OFF, Right side: function ON)


DARK AREA CORRECTION
The adaptive black stretch function corrects the dark area brighter.
(Left side: function OFF, Right side: function ON)


OVER EXPOSURE REDUCTION
The exposure correction function controls the over exposure.
(Left side: function OFF, Right side: function ON)


SMOKE CORRECTION
The smoke correction function clears white blur.
(Left side: function OFF, Right side: function ON)


COLOR ENHANCEMENT
The color enhancement function enhances the selected color.
(Left side: function OFF, Right side: function ON)


OFF
Turn off the function assigned to "IE".
（The default settings are referenced in index 1.5.1.）
Note:
In order to improve image quality, some of the specifications of the "Color Enhancement" function have been changed from Ver.2.00 onwards.
As a result, the "COLOR" setting of this function has been discontinued, so if you want to reproduce the previous image quality adjustments,
you can do so by adjusting the "Color Matrix" function (see 1.9.7 COLOR MATRIX).
Specifically, for the "COLOR" settings "RED", "RED&YELLOW", and "YELLOW", adjust the PHASE/GAIN settings of "Mg-R", "R", "R-Ye", and "Ye" in "COLOR MATRIX".

1.11.8IE FUNCTION LEVEL

Only the RGB image can be adjusted.
Adjust the correction level of the function selected with IE FUNCTION SELECT.
Adjust the correction level of the function selected with [IE FUNCTION SELECT] by operating the [◀] or [▶] button viewing a vector scope or color video monitor. 
LEVEL　（Wide D-range (WDR)Effect Level）
Adjusting range
Description
0~255
（Default: 80）
Adjust the correction level of the WDR function.
The smaller the value, the lower the correction amount.
The larger the value, the higher the correction amount.
LEVEL　（DARK AREA CORRECTION Level）
Adjusting range
Description
0~255
（Default: 120）
Adjust the correction level of the DARK AREA CORRECTION function.
The smaller the value, the lower the correction amount.
The larger the value, the higher the correction amount.
LEVEL　（OVER EXPOSURE REDUCTION Level）
Adjusting range
Description
0~255
（Default: 180）
Adjust the correction level of the OVER EXPOSURE REDUCTION function.
The smaller the value, the lower the correction amount.
The larger the value, the higher the correction amount.
LEVEL　（SMOKE CORRECTION Level）
Adjusting range
Description
0~255
（Default: 120）
Adjust the correction level of the SMOKE CORRECTION function.
The smaller the value, the lower the correction amount.
The larger the value, the higher the correction amount.
LEVEL　（COLOR ENHANCEMENT Level）
Adjusting range
Description
0~255
（Default: 100）
Adjust the correction level of the COLOR ENHANCEMENT function.
The smaller the value, the lower the correction amount.
The larger the value, the higher the correction amount.

1.12F1（PROFILE）

Configure settings related to profiles and various functions.

1.12.1USER PROFILE ID

The ID title (USER PROFILE ID) that indicate the camera location or image content can be created and displayed on the screen with use of alphanumeric characters and symbols.
Up to 16 characters can be used for the ID title.
Follow the procedure below to set the ID title.
(1)
Set "USER PROFILE ID" to "ON" and press the [SEL] button.
→ The ID title creation screen will be displayed.
(2)
Move the cursor to the target character using the [▲], [▼], [◀] or [▶] button, and press the [SEL] button.
→ The entered characters will be displayed in the editing area.
(3)
After entering the ID title, move the cursor to "POSI" and press the [SEL] button.
→ The display positioning screen will be displayed and the entered the ID title blinks.
(4)
Use the [▲], [▼], [◀] and [▶] buttons to set the ID title position and press the [MENU] button.
→ The display position is determined and the ID title creation screen will be restored.
<Character entry >

● To revise a character, move the cursor to "←" or "→" and press the [SEL] button. Move the cursor to the character to be revised in the entry range and re-enter a correct character.


● To enter a blank, move the cursor to "SPACE" and press the [SEL] button.


● To delete all the entered characters, move the cursor to "RESET" and press the [SEL] button.
Important:

● When "OFF" is selected for "USER PROFILE ID" or "USER PROFILE LABEL", "USER PROFILE" ID title and LABEL title can be set but not displayed.


Note:

● The "POSI" setting of "USER PROFILE ID" is available only when "OFF" is selected for "USER PROFILE LABEL". 


   When "ON" is selected for "USER PROFILE LABEL", a higher priority will be given to the "POSI" setting of "USER PROFILE LABEL".

1.12.2USER PROFILE LABEL

The LABEL title (USER PROFILE LABEL) that indicate the camera location or image content can be created and displayed on the screen with use of alphanumeric characters and symbols.
Up to 16 characters can be used for the LABEL title.
　
Follow the procedure below to set the LABEL title.
(1)
Set "USER PROFILE LABEL" to "ON" and press the [SEL] button.
→ The LABEL title creation screen will be displayed.
(2)
Move the cursor to the target character using the [▲], [▼], [◀] or [▶] button, and press the [SEL] button.
→ The entered characters will be displayed in the editing area.
(3)
After entering the LABEL title, move the cursor to "POSI" and press the [SEL] button.
→ The display positioning screen will be displayed and the entered the LABEL title blinks.
(4)
Use the [▲], [▼], [◀] and [▶] buttons to set the LABEL title position and press the [MENU] button.
→ The display position is determined and the LABEL title creation screen will be restored.
　
For information on entering characters, see "1.12.1 USER PROFILE ID" above.
Profile selection (switching) settings.
Press the [PROFILE] button to switch profiles.
Profile Select
Selected items
Description
"ENDOSCOPE(WARM)"
Select PROFILE1
"ENDOSCOPE(COOL)"
Select PROFILE2
“OPHTHALMOLOGY”

（Default）


Select PROFILE3
“NEUROSURGERY”
Select PROFILE4
"FLUORESCENCE"
Select PROFILE5
"STANDARD"
Select PROFILE6

1.12.3FLUORESCENCE MODE

Set the additional setting for each fluorescent image capture mode.
The additional setting can be selectable from the following.
Selected items
Description
OFF
Does not perform the additional setting for fluorescent image capturing.
MODE1
Performs the additional setting for FLUORESCENCE1.
MODE2
Performs the additional setting for FLUORESCENCE2.
MODE3
Performs the additional setting for FLUORESCENCE3.
（The default settings are referenced in index 1.5.1.）
If MODE1 is selected, the selection menu for "MONOCHROME MODE" will be displayed.
Selected items
Description
OFF（Default）
When set to "FLUORESCENCE1", it will display in color.
ON
When set to "FLUORESCENCE1", it will display in monochrome.
Important:

● The setting for fluorescent imaging is preset in PROFILE 5.


● When using the fluorescent image capture mode, peripheral devices such as a light source or filter, etc. are required.


● If considering using them, contact your dealer.
Note:

● When "MODE1" is selected, set "MONOCHROME MODE" either "ON" (monochrome mode: default) or "OFF" (color mode).

1.12.4FLIP AND MIRROR

The vertical and horizontal flip function will be adjusted.
The following is available as the vertical and horizontal flip function.
Selected items
Description
OFF（Default）
Normal display
FLIP
Vertically flipped
MIRROR
Horizontally flipped
FLIP+MIRROR
Vertically and horizontally flipped.
Note:

● The freeze function can be performed at the same time.

1.12.5F+M STATUS DISPLAY

Set the display state of the video's vertical and horizontal flip function.
Selected items
Description
OFF（Default）
The current status of the FLIP & MIRROR function is not displayed on the screen.
ON
The current status of the FLIP & MIRROR function is displayed on the screen in conjunction with the letter "R".

1.13F2

Save and read profiles, make settings for foot switches, and make settings for various functions.

1.13.1COLOR BAR

Set the color bar display. Display SMPTE color bar.
The top page will be restored when the [MENU] button is pressed.
When the camera head is not connected with the CCU, the color bar will be displayed.

1.13.2FOOTSW CONTROL CH1

Sets the function assignment for footswitch 1 (CH1).
The following functions can be assigned to CH1:
Selected items
Description
NONE
Disable the switch.
FREEZE
Sets ON/OFF of screen freeze.
FLIP+MIRROR
Sets ON/OFF of vertical and horizontal image flip.
FLIP
Sets ON/OFF of vertical image flip.
MIRROR
Sets ON/OFF of horizontal image flip.
PROFILE 1←→2　（Default）
Switches between profile 1 and 2.
PROFILE 1←→5
Switches between profile 1 and 5.
PROFILE 1←→6
Switches between profile 1 and 6.
PROFILE 3←→4
Switches between profile 3 and 4.
PROFILE ALL
Switches between all the profiles, from 1 to 6 in order.
ZOOM IN
Zooms in the image when "ON(ENABLE)" is selected for "DIGITAL ZOOM".
ZOOM OUT
Zooms out the image when "ON(ENABLE)" is selected for "DIGITAL ZOOM".
ZOOM 1.0x←→2.0x
Switches between 1.0x and 2.0x when "ON(ENABLE)" is selected for "DIGITAL ZOOM".
VIDEO OUTPUT 1
Switches the output of VIDEO OUTPUT1 (HDMI/SDI1).
The switchable settings will differ depending on the output screen settings.

● When the screen layout setting (VIDEO OUTPUT HDMI/SDI 1) is configured to Single Screen, the output can be switched among RGB / RGB+IR / IR / HEATMAP.


 ● When the screen layout setting is MULTI (4‑IN‑1), the 4‑IN‑1 PRIMARY SELECT setting can be switched among RGB / RGB+IR / IR / HEATMAP.


 ● When the screen layout setting is MULTI (SIDE‑BY‑SIDE), the output is fixed to SIDE‑BY‑SIDE.


　　In this mode, SIDE‑BY‑SIDE LEFT SELECT and SIDE‑BY‑SIDE RIGHT SELECT cannot be changed.

1.13.3FOOTSW CONTROL CH2

Sets the function assignment for footswitch 2 (CH2).
The following functions can be assigned to CH2:
Selected items
Description
NONE
Disable the switch.
FREEZE （Default）
Sets ON/OFF of screen freeze.
FLIP+MIRROR
Sets ON/OFF of vertical and horizontal image flip.
FLIP
Sets ON/OFF of vertical image flip.
MIRROR
Sets ON/OFF of horizontal image flip.
PROFILE 1←→2
Switches between profile 1 and 2.
PROFILE 1←→5
Switches between profile 1 and 5.
PROFILE 1←→6
Switches between profile 1 and 6.
PROFILE 3←→4
Switches between profile 3 and 4.
PROFILE ALL
Switches between all the profiles, from 1 to 6 in order.
ZOOM IN
Zooms in the image when "ON(ENABLE)" is selected for "DIGITAL ZOOM".
ZOOM OUT
Zooms out the image when "ON(ENABLE)" is selected for "DIGITAL ZOOM".
ZOOM 1.0x←→2.0x
Switches between 1.0x and 2.0x when "ON(ENABLE)" is selected for "DIGITAL ZOOM".
VIDEO OUTPUT 2
Switches the output of VIDEO OUTPUT 2 (HDMI/SDI2).
The switchable settings will differ depending on the output screen settings.

● When the screen layout setting (VIDEO OUTPUT HDMI/SDI 2) is configured to Single Screen, the output can be switched among RGB / RGB+IR / IR / HEATMAP.


● When the screen layout setting is MULTI (4‑IN‑1), the 4‑IN‑1 PRIMARY SELECT setting can be switched among RGB / RGB+IR / IR / HEATMAP.


● When the screen layout setting is MULTI (SIDE‑BY‑SIDE), the output is fixed to SIDE‑BY‑SIDE.


   In this mode, SIDE‑BY‑SIDE LEFT SELECT and SIDE‑BY‑SIDE RIGHT SELECT cannot be changed.
Note:

● The foot switch operation will be disabled while the SETUP menu is displayed.

1.13.4USER PROFILE SAVE/LOAD

By inserting the USB memory, SAVE (CAMERA→USB) or LOAD (USB→CAMERA) of the profile can be performed.
Select "ALL" to save or read all of six profiles and select "SINGLE" to save or read one file.
Do not change the folder and file name to be created in the USB memory.
If the names are changed, loading the profile will fail.
After saving or loading, the USB memory will be automatically unmounted.
To operate the USB memory continuously, disconnect and insert it again.
Selected items
Description
USB→CAMERA(ALL)
Read all 6 profiles data from USB memory stick to camera.
CAMERA→USB(ALL)
Save all 6 profiles data from camera to USB memory stick.
USB→CAMERA(SINGLE)
Read 1 profile data from USB memory stick to camera.
CAMERA→USB(SINGLE)
Save 1 profile data from camera to USB memory stick.
Important:

● Do not edit the file and folder configuration created by pressing the [SAVE] button. It may result in load failure.


● If you are unplugging the USB, please select "NO" or wait until the "USB Operation" indication disappears before proceeding.


● If the setting range of any menu item has been changed from the factory default values, a FAILED message may be displayed when executing USER PROFILE LOAD.


   If this occurs, please contact your dealer or service provider.

1.13.5SAVE/LOAD MODE(USB)

Select the operation mode when a USB memory stick is inserted.
Selected items
Description
AUTO（Default）
A prompt message to ask the operation (read/load/no action) will be automatically displayed.
MANUAL
No action is made when a USB memory is inserted. Operate in the [USER PROFILE SAVE/LOAD] page.
Note:

● The content of all the items in the QUICK MENU, "EXPOSURE", "PICTURE", "CONTRAST" and "PROFILE" in the ADVANCED MENU will be saved or loaded.

1.13.6USER PROFILE RESET

Reset profile settings to factory default settings.
Returns the settings of "EXP (RGB, IR)", "PIC (RGB, IR, MIX)", "CONTR (RGB, IR)" and "F1" to the default settings.
To execute this operation, follow the steps below.
(1)
Move the cursor to "USER PROFILE RESET" and press the [SEL] button.
(2)
A confirmation message "USER PROFILE RESET? YES/NO" will be displayed.
Select "YES" to reset the profile settings to the default settings.
Note:

● For “HEAD GAIN” in “EXP (RGB, IR)”, the AUTO ON/OFF setting is initialized, but the dB value is not initialized.

1.13.7DIGITAL ZOOM

Set permission for electronic zoom.
Set the zoom function ON(ENABLE)/OFF(DISABLE).
The zoom factor can be set between 1x to 2.5x in steps of 0.1x. To switch the setting, press [◀] or [▶] button.
Selected items
Description
OFF
Do not allow electronic zoom function (DISABLE)
ON（Default）
Allow electronic zoom function (ENABLE)
Zoom Level Select
Adjusting range
Description
x1.0 ~ x2.5　
（Default: x1.0）
Set the zoom magnification for electronic zoom.

1.13.8DIGITAL ZOOM STATUS DISPLAY

Set whether to display the current zoom ratio on the screen.
Selected items
Description
OFF（Default）
The electronic zoom magnification display is not displayed on the screen.
ON
Display the electronic zoom magnification on the screen.
Note:

● When 1.0x is selected, the ratio will not be displayed on the screen.

1.14SYS（SYSTEM）

Perform system settings.

1.14.1OSD POSITION

Set the OSD display position of video output.
Selected items
Description
UPPER LEFT（Default）
Displays OSD in the upper left area of the video output angle of view.
UPPER RIGHT
Displays OSD in the upper right area of the video output angle of view.
LOWER LEFT
Displays OSD in the lower left area of the video output angle of view.
LOWER RIGHT
Displays OSD in the lower right area of the video output angle of view.

1.14.2HDMI1 COLOR DEPTH

Set the output signals for HDMI-CH1 output connector.
The output signal selection differs between 2160p and 1080p.
When the setting for HDMI output signal or the video format is changed, the HDMI output video may be interrupted for a few seconds.
Output Signal
Selected items
Description
2160p
YPbPr (420)8BIT （Default）
Set the color depth of the output signal to YPbPr (420)8BIT.
YPbPr (422)10BIT
Set the color depth of the output signal to YPbPr (422)10BIT.
1080p
YPbPr (422) （Default）
Set the color depth of the output signal to YPbPr (422).
YPbPr (444)
Set the color depth of the output signal to YPbPr (444).
RGB (LIMITED)
Set the color depth of the output signal to RGB (LIMITED).
RGB (FULL)
Set the color depth of the output signal to RGB (FULL).

1.14.3HDMI2 COLOR DEPTH

Set the output signals for HDMI-CH2 output connector.
For other details, see "1.14.2 HDMI1 COLOR DEPTH" above.
Important:

● When connecting to the GP‑RS30 recording board, the recommended settings are “YPbPr (422) 10BIT” or “YPbPr (422)”.


   Do not change to any other setting.

1.14.4G/L SYNC TERMINAL SETTING

Set the synchronizing signal input/output connector.
Selected items
Description
IN
Make the synchronous signal input/output terminal as an input terminal.
OUT（Default）
Make the synchronous signal input/output terminal as an output terminal.
Important:

● The external synchronization function can be used between this series of control units.


   Connect the "GP-CS Series" to the synchronizing signal input/output connector.
   Then, set "OUT" for the MAIN-CCU and "IN" for the SUB-CCU, and apply the same video output format.

1.14.5G/L SYNC STATUS INFO

Display synchronization state.
The internal synchronization state will be displayed in "INTERNAL".
When "*EXTERNAL" is selected, the horizontal phase can be adjusted.
Selected items
Description
INTERNAL（Default）
Internal synchronization status.
EXTERNAL
External synchronization status.
H PHASE （Sync Lock H Phase Adjustment）
Adjusting range
Description
-128~0~+127
　（Default: 0）
Adjust horizontal phase.
The smaller the value, the slower the change will be relative to the synchronous signal.
The larger the value, the faster the change will be relative to the synchronous signal.
Note:

● The "EXTERNAL" will be displayed when "IN" is selected for "G/L SYNC TERMINAL SETTING" and the external synchronizing signals are input.


   In other time, "INTERNAL" is displayed.

● When closing the adjustment screen of "H PHASE" (horizontal phase in the external synchronization mode), HDMI video output may be disturbed for approximately 5 seconds.

1.14.6H/V PHASE ADJUST H

Set the horizontal (left and right) phase of the screen phase.
Adjusting range
Description
-20~0~+20
（Default: 0）
Adjust the horizontal (left and right) phase of the screen phase.
The smaller the value, the more the screen moves to the right.
The higher the value, the more the screen moves to the left.

1.14.7H/V PHASE ADJUST V

Set the vertical (up and down) phase of the screen phase.
Adjusting range
Description
-12~0~+12
（Default: 0）
Adjust the vertical (up and down) phase of the screen phase.
The smaller the value, the more the screen moves down.
The larger the value, the more the screen moves up.
Note:

● "H/V PHASE ADJUST" can be set for each camera head.


● If the camera head is "4K4MOS", "4K3MOS" or "2K3MOS", the selectable range is -11 to +11.

1.14.8WHITE SHADING

Set white shading.
Selected items
Description
MANUAL
Adjust white shading manually.
Adjust "R W/S H", "B W/S H", "R W/S V" and "B W/S V" to reduce shading.
AUTO(SET)（Default）
Automatically adjust white shading.
●
White shading with "AUTO(SET)"
(1)
Point the camera at a white subject.
(2)
Select "AUTO(SET)" and press the [SEL] button.
(3)
When white shading starts, the "AUTO(SET)" display will repeatedly invert and blink.
(4)
Automatic adjustment is complete when "WHITE SHADING OK" is displayed at the bottom of the MENU.
Note:

● WHITE SHADING is set for each camera head.


● If "WHITE SHADING NG" is displayed, perform steps (1) and (2) again.


● Switching is possible when a "4K4MOS", "4K3MOS" or "2K3MOS" camera head is connected.
●
To set white shading to "MANUAL".
(1)
Select "MANUAL" and press the [SEL] button to display the manual setting screen for white shading.
(2)
Adjust the top/bottom/left/right direction of the red/blue component with "R W/S H", "B W/S H", "R W/S V" and "B W/S V" in White Shading.
R W/S H
Adjusting range
Description
80~128~176
（Default: 128）
Adjusts the horizontal shading of the red component.
The smaller the value, the less the red component on the right side of the screen and the more the red component on the left side of the screen.
The larger the value, the more the red component on the right side of the screen and the less the red component on the left side of the screen.
B W/S H
Adjusting range
Description
80~128~176
（Default: 128）
Adjusts the horizontal shading of the blue component.
The smaller the value, the less the blue component on the right side of the screen and the more the blue component on the left side of the screen.
The larger the value, the more the blue component is on the right side of the screen and the less the blue component is on the left side of the screen.
R W/S V
Adjusting range
Description
80~128~176
（Default: 128）
Adjusts the vertical shading of the red component.
The smaller the value, the less the red component at the bottom of the screen and the more the red component at the top of the screen.
The larger the value, the more the red component is at the bottom of the screen and the less the red component is at the top of the screen.
B W/S V
Adjusting range
Description
80~128~176
（Default: 128）
Adjusts the vertical shading of the blue component.
The smaller the value, the less the blue component at the bottom of the screen and the more the blue component at the top of the screen.
The larger the value, the more the blue component is at the bottom of the screen and the less the blue component is at the top of the screen.