Panasonic WJ-SQ508 - Manual (Page 5)

5. Dwell Time Control (TIME)
This control is used for setting up the dwell time of
cameras under normal sequence mode.
The maximum dwell time is approximately 30 sec at L
position and the minimum dwell time is approximately
0. 5.sec at S position.
When this control is set to EXT position, the dwell time
is controlled by the external switching pulse which is
fed to the External Timing Connector (32).
Note:
1. No sound can be heard when the dwell time is less
than 1 second,
2. Time Lapse VTR can be used for the external
switching pulse.
6. Master Indicator (MASTER)
When some of the WJ-SQ508 are used in a master-
slave operation, the Master/ Stave Switch (27) should
be in the MASTER position if the unit is being
designated as a master unit.
The Master Indicator lights up at this moment.
7. Alarm Indicator (ALARM)
When the Sequential Switcher WJ-SQ508 or the
Receiver WV- RC100/WV-RC150 is in the alarm mode,
this indicator blinks.
13. RlghtShiftSwitch(^)
When programming the contents of each camera, this
switch is used to move the position of blinking cursor
horizontally to the right on the monitor screen.
Refer to the operating procedure on page 8 for details.
14. Left Shift Switch ()
When programming the contents of each camera, this
switch is used to move the position of blinking cursor
horizontally to the left on the monitor screen.
Refer to the operating procedure on page 8 for details.
15. Backwards Character Selection Switch (—)
Use this switch to search for a character or number
from the characters table. When this switch is pressed,
the character or number changes in the reverse order.
The characters table is shown below.
Refer to the operating procedure on page 9 for details.
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N
O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
« 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
: - / ? ♦ ’ ■ # S t
8. Remote Indicator (REMOTE)
This Indicator is for feature use in a remote control
system. It is of no use in the current system.
9. Alarm Buzzer Switch (ALARM BUZZER)
This is a push-push type switch with LED indicator and
used to turn on/off the sound of the alarm buzzer.
To know the alarm by the buzzer sound, keep this LED
on.
To stop the sound, press this switch and turn off the
LED.
10. Alarm Reset Switch (ALARM RESET)
When the alarm mode is to be cancelled manually,
press this switch. The Alarm Indicator (7) goes off at
the same time. However, the alarm indicator LED of
the WV-CU300'changes from a blinking state to the
continuously on state.
Note:
When the alarm mode is cancelled by the
WV-CU300, the Alarm Indicator (7) of WJ-SQ508
changes from a blinking state to the continuously
on state.
11. Enter Switch (ENTER)
This switch is used to memorize the programmed
information as well as the characters.
When this switch is pressed, a new program menu is
displayed on the monitor screen.
Refer to the operating procedure on page 8 for details.
16. Forwards Character Selection Switch (+)
Use this switch to search for a character or number
from the characters table. When this switch is pressed,
the character or number changes in the toward order,
The same characters table shown above for item-15 is
used.
Refer to the operating procedure on page 9 for details.
17. Program/End Switch (PROG END)
This switch is pressed to enter the program mode or
conclude the program mode,
Refer to the operating procedure on page 9 for details.
18. Title ON/OFF Switch (TITLE ON/OFF)
When this switch is pressed, the camera title which
has been previously set will be superimposed on the
picture at the Spot/Sequence Video Output Connector
(23). To delete the camera title, press this switch again.
19. Bypass Switches (BYPASS)
These switches are push - push type switches with
LED indicators. The camera(s) where the LED(s) of the
bypass switch(es) is(are) off will be skipped during a
sequential switching operation,
To cancel a bypass mode, press the switch and turn
the LED on.
12. Shift Switch (SHIFT)
When programming the contents of each camera, this
switch is used to move the position of blinking cursor
to the next channel on the monitor screen. Refer to the
operating procedure on page
8 for details.
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