Grass Valley 3-CCD CameraMan Rev A - Manual (Page 9)

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CameraMan® 3-CCD DIGITAL Camera Installation and Operations Manual
CameraMan LED Displays
On the front of the DIGITAL CameraMan 3-CCD Camera, there are several LEDs.
These indicate various functions that are being performed by the camera. Below
is a description of each.
When the camera is first powered ON, all LEDs will illuminate. During this
time, basic system hardware checks are being performed. These checks
include communication with the camera interface board which verifies
proper installation of the caemra block on the pan/tilt unit. After the initial
system checks are completed, the LEDs will turn on and off one by one in a
binary pattern. This pattern represents the progress the camera is making
during hardware initialization. During this initialization, pan/tilt positions and
camera settings are being restored. Once initialization is complete, the
camera LEDs will represent the following functions:
Power–- Indicates that the camera has an active power supply and
is powered ON.
Setup– The camera is in the camera setup mode.
COM– Indicates that the camera is receiving valid network data on a
communication link (the LEDs on the back of the camera only indicate
line activity, not valid data).
autoTRACK– Indicates that the camera is in autoTRACK mode. The
IR spinners are running and the camera is attempting to acquire
data from the TRP.
Tracking Unit Status– Indicates that the camera has acquired the RF
signal from the TRP and is receiving valid data. When this LED is
OFF, TRP power is usually OFF.
Lock– This LED is used in the CLK/PLK package option only. There
are two types of keypads in this package: the Personal Locator
Keypad and the Chairman Locator Keypad. The Chairman Locator
Keypad has lock/unlock buttons on it that enable the CLK operator to
disable or override the PLK users. The LED is illuminated when the
CLK operator has disabled the PLK keypads by pressing the LOCK
button onthe CLK keypad.