Sony EVI-HD7V Service Manual

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EVI-HD7V
2-4-2. Adjusting Procedure
1. Preparation
(1) Connect a personal computer and a camera with a VISCA cable.
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When setting the camera, make sure to set it on the stable place at a level surface.
Also, be careful that the pan and tilt operation are not interfered by an obstruction.
(2) Turn on the power of a camera.
(3) Start up VISCA communication software.
(4) The motor may malfunction with a strong rattle when the power is turned on after the pan motor or
tilt motor is replaced and reassemble. To prevent this, send the following command from the VISCA
communication software before disassembling it. (The tilt motor may malfunction with rattling only
by loosening the shaft securing screw even when it is not replaced.)
. Transmission at 8101062213FF (Receiving of debug command enabled)
Commands of 9041FF and 9051FF are returned to Response Window.
. Transmission at 8101061F03FF (Receiving of adjustment command enabled)
Commands of 9041FF and 9051FF are returned to Response Window.
. Transmission at 8101060CFF (Clearing of hall sensor data)
Commands of 9041FF and 9051FF are returned to Response Window.
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When nothing is displayed on Response Window after the command is sent (message is not returned),
check the connection of cable and the camera condition.
2. Pan/Tilt adjustment
Perform transmission of VISCA command and adjustment according to the following procedure.
Type each command to DirectCommand window of the communication software, and then press Enter
key to transmit the each command.
(1) Transmission at 8101062213FF (Receiving of debug command enabled)
Commands of 9041FF and 9051FF are returned to Response Window.
(2) Transmission at 8101061F03FF (Receiving of adjustment command enabled)
Commands of 9041FF and 9051FF are returned to Response Window.
(3) Pan and tilt are stayed at the following position.
Pan: Left end (DC IN terminal side)
Tilt: Lower end
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If the data is not written in EEPROM of the SY-359 board, Pan and Tilt are not controlled (freely
rotates). Therefore, place the camera head in the position of step (3), and then perform step (4). If
EEPROM is already written, Pan and Tilt stop at the HOME position or the preset 1 storing position.
Therefore, perform step (4) as it is.
In this case, an adjustment error may occur due to the individual variability. After the occurrence of
error, Pan and Tilt are not controlled. Therefore, stay the camera head in the position of step (3) and
perform the adjustment from step (1) again.
(4) Transmission at 81010609FF (Adjustment starts)
Command of 9041FF is returned to Response Window.
After this, pan and tilt operate automatically, and then DC level and amplitude of a MR sensor, and
positions of a reset sensor and mechanical termination point are measured.

Sony EVI-HD7V Specifications

General

Maximum resolution	1920 x 1080 pixels
Supported video modes	480p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p
Automatic gain control	Yes
Pan range	-100 - 100 °
Pan speed	300 °/sec
White balance	Auto, Indoor, Manual, Outdoor, Push
Tilt angle range	-25 - 25 °
Camera shutter speed	1/60 - 1/10000 s
Minimum illumination	15 lx
Sensor type	CMOS
Optical sensor size	1/3 \
Digital zoom	40 x
Optical zoom	10 x
Focal length range	3.4 - 33.9 mm
Maximum aperture number	2.1
Built-in HDD	No
Type	CCTV security camera
Placement supported	Indoor
Light exposure modes	Aperture priority AE, Auto, Manual
Connectivity technology	Wired
Form factor	-
Mounting type	Desk
Product color	Gray
Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR)	50 dB
DC output voltage	12
Power consumption (typical)	26.4 W
Storage temperature (T-T)	-20 - 60 °C
Operating temperature (T-T)	0 - 40 °C
Interface	RS-232C
Cables included	AC
Number of cameras	1

Weight and Dimensions

Depth	132 mm
Width	250 mm
Height	152 mm
Weight	1500 g