Roland VR-120HD Direct Streaming AV Mixer - Manual (Page 147)

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Menu List
24: Camera Control
Menu item Value (bold text: default value) Explanation
Jump To Setup Enter Jumps to the setup screen.
Camera ID Camera 1 –12 Selects the camera to be controlled.
Protocol
N/A , JVC, Panasonic, Canon
PTZ, VISCA over IP, PTZOptics,
Avonic
Specifies the camera’s protocol.
IP Address 192 .168 .0 .101 Input the camera’s IP address.
Login Name Enter
Displays the Login Name screen.
Enter the log-in name needed to connect with the camera when “Protocol” is “JVC”.
Password Enter
Displays the Password screen.
Enter the password needed to connect with the camera when “Protocol” is “JVC”.
Camera Preset Preset 1 –8 Selects the preset used when recalling or registering the settings.
Recall Exec
By pressing the [VALUE] knob you can recall a preset from the camera.
By assigning a USER button to the camera control function, you can recall presets using the
buttons (p. 92).
All Cameras Recall
OFF Recall presets from the camera that is being controlled.
ON Simultaneously recall presets from all cameras (Camera 1–12).
Store Exec
By pressing the [VALUE] knob you can register the camera settings to a preset.
* Presets are saved in the camera itself.
Tally Channel HDMI 1 –6, SDI 1–6
Specifies the connector from which the camera video is input. When the camera video from
the VR-120HD is the final output, the camera’s tally light is lit.
25: SD Card/USB Memory
Menu item Value (bold text: default value) Explanation
SD Card These are the SD card-related parameters.
Eject Exec Safely ejects and allows you to remove the SD card.
Format Exec Formats the SD card.
Speed Test Exec Measures the data write speed to the SD card.
USB Memory These are the USB flash drive-related parameters.
Eject Exec Safely ejects and allows you to remove the USB flash drive.
Format Exec Formats the USB flash drive.
Speed Test Exec Measures the data write speed to the USB flash drive.
Restore All Settings Enter
Shows a list of the setting files (.VR120) that are on the USB flash drive.
You can select a setting file and restore the settings into the unit. The current settings are
overwritten.
Backup All Settings Enter
Shows a list of the setting files (.VR120) that are on the USB flash drive.
You can select the settings file used to back up the current settings to the USB flash drive.
* Some settings are not saved to the file, such as the “Test Pattern” and “Test Tone” settings in
the System menu.