PTZ Sony A12

5-053-154-11(1)
Color Video Camera
Operating Instructions
Software Version 1.0
Before operating the unit, please read this manual thoroughly
and retain it for future reference.
SRG-A40/A12
© 2023 Sony Corporation

Table of Contents Operations Using the Supplied Infrared
Remote Commander
Overview Before Starting Operations ....................... 25
Turning on the Power ................................ 25
Using This Manual ....................................... 4 Operating Multiple Cameras Using the
Precautions for Preventing Access to the Infrared Remote Commander ................... 25
Camera by an Unintended Third Party .........5 Pan/Tilt Operation ..................................... 26
Privacy Notice ..............................................5 Zoom Operation ........................................ 26
Notes on Usage ............................................5 Focusing on a subject ................................ 26
Features ...................................................... 6 Storing the Camera Settings in Memory
– Preset Feature ..........................................27
Storing the camera status .................... 27
Recalling the stored status ................... 27
Location and Function of Parts Operating OSD (On-Screen Display)
Camera .........................................................7 Menus ....................................................... 28
Infrared Remote Commander (supplied) ...10 Displaying an OSD menu ...................... 28
Returning to the main menu ................ 28
Canceling an OSD menu ....................... 28
System Configuration
Operating a Single Camera Using the Adjusting and Configuring the Camera
Supplied Remote Commander ................... 12
Operating a Single Camera Using the through On-Screen Menus
Computer Browser ..................................... 12 About On-Screen Menus ........................... 29
Operating a Single Camera Using the Confirming selection of menu items and
Optional Remote Controller ....................... 13 settings/Executing operations ............. 29
Operating Multiple Cameras Using the Main menu ............................................ 29
Optional Remote Controller ....................... 14 Setting menu ........................................ 30
Status .................................................... 30
EXPOSURE Menu ....................................... 30
Installation and Connection COLOR Menu ............................................. 33
DETAIL Menu ............................................. 34
Installing the Camera ................................. 15 VISIBILITY ENHANCER Menu ...................... 35
Installing the camera on a desk ............ 15 ZOOM/FOCUS Menu (SRG-A40) ................ 35
Attaching the Camera to a Tripod ........ 15 ZOOM .................................................... 35
Installing the Camera Using the M3 FOCUS ................................................... 35
Fixing Screw Holes ................................ 15 FOCUS Menu (SRG-A12) ............................. 36
Installing the camera on the ceiling ..... 15 PICTURE/OPTICAL FILTER Menu .................37
Using the supplied URL label ................ 16 PICTURE ................................................. 37
Connecting the Camera ............................. 19 OPTICAL FILTER ..................................... 37
Connecting to an AC power supply ...... 19 PAN TILT/PRESET RECALL Menu ................ 38
Connecting the camera to a PoE++ PAN TILT ................................................ 38
(Power over Ethernet Plus Plus) power PRESET RECALL ..................................... 39
supply device ........................................ 19 VIDEO OUT Menu ...................................... 40
Connecting a single camera to a HDMI ..................................................... 40
switcher, recorder, or monitor .............. 20 SYSTEM Menu ............................................ 40
Connecting a single camera to a single STATUS Menu ............................................ 42
remote controller (not supplied) ........... 21 DEVICE INFO (Device information of the
Connecting multiple cameras to a single camera and setting status of switches
remote controller (not supplied) ........... 21 on the back of the camera) .................. 42
Connecting a commercially available NETWORK .............................................. 42
video switcher .......................................23 Menu Configuration .................................. 44
Connecting to commercially-available
microphones, etc. ..................................24
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White Balance ....................................... 69
Accessing the Camera from a Web Detail / NR ............................................. 69
Browser Day/Night ICR ........................................71
Others ................................................... 72
Setting-up the Computer .......................... 48 Network Menu ...........................................73
Accessing the Camera from a Web Network ................................................. 73
Browser ..................................................... 48 Security Menu ............................................75
Accessing the Web App entering the User ....................................................... 75
camera’s IP address ............................. 48 Access Limit .......................................... 76
Accessing the Web App entering the SSL ......................................................... 78
camera’s URL ........................................ 48 Referer Check ........................................80
Accessing the Web App using the QR Brute Force Attack Protection ...............80
code ...................................................... 48 PTZF Control Menu .....................................81
Setting the Initial Password ...................... 49 PTZF Control ...........................................81
Start the Web App connecting the P/T Range Limit .................................... 82
camera to the computer ...................... 49 Stream Menu ............................................. 83
When You Use Antivirus Software on Your Stream ................................................... 83
Computer .................................................. 49 Video Stream ........................................ 85
When the SSL Function is Used ................. 49 Audio Stream ........................................ 88
Maintenance Menu ................................... 89
Initialize ................................................. 89
Web App Screen System Log ...........................................90
HTTP Access Log ....................................91
About Web App Screen ............................. 50 Service ....................................................91
Live Operation Screen .......................... 50 EULA .......................................................91
PTZ Auto Framing Setting Screen ........ 50 Software .................................................91
Setting Screen ...................................... 50
Location and Function of the Screen
Common Parts ....................................... 51
Live Operation Screen ................................ 51
Appendix
Location and Function of the Live Message List .............................................. 92
Operation Screen .................................. 51 Camera Lamp Display ........................... 92
PTZ Auto Framing Screen .......................... 54 Camera Screen Display (OSD Menu) .... 92
Location and function of the PTZ Auto List of error codes for SRT streaming ... 92
Framing Setting Screen ........................ 54 Troubleshooting ........................................ 93
Location and function of PTZ Auto Preset Items and Image Setting File
Framing execution screen .................... 58 Items ......................................................... 94
Setting Screen ............................................59 Pan/Tilt/Zoom/Focus Settings ............. 94
Location and function of the setting Camera Settings .................................... 94
screen ....................................................59 Specifications ............................................ 96
Dimensions ........................................... 98
SYSTEM SELECT switch settings ......... 100
Web App Menu Pin array of the VISCA RS-422 terminal
and how to use it ................................ 100
Web App Menu Operation Method .......... 60
Operation method of the setting
value ..................................................... 60
Operation Guide/Notice Message ....... 60
Angle of view’s adjustment .................. 61
Saving method of the setting ............... 61
System Menu .............................................62
Information ............................................62
Date & Time ...........................................62
Installation .............................................63
Video Menu ............................................... 65
Picture Setting File ............................... 65
Exposure ............................................... 66
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Using This Manual
This manual is designed to be read on a Sony Corporation reserves the right to make any
computer display. The content you need to know modification to this manual or the information
in order to use the camera is described here. contained herein at any time without notice.
Read this manual before operation. The software described herein may also be
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Jumping to a related page • is trademark of Sony Corporation.
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The software displays described in this manual are
Inc.
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Other system names, product names
appearing in this document are trademarks or Notes on Usage
registered trademarks of their respective
manufacturers. Trademarked items are not • When you shoot with this camera, respect the
indicated by ® or ™ symbols in this document. privacy of others, follow the local privacy law,
and regulations or ethical standards of the
shooting location.
• Do not use this camera for illegal or inadequate
purposes.
Precautions for Preventing • Do not use this camera for slander, ill-
treatment, harassment, stalking, threats, or
Access to the Camera by an actions which entrench on legal titles such as
privacy rights or publicity rights, etc. of others.
Unintended Third Party • Usage of this camera is not assumed for use by
The camera settings may be changed by an military or law enforcement.
unintended third party on the network,
depending on the usage environment.
The camera can be fraudulently accessed in a
network environment where a device is
connected or connectable to the network
without the administrator’s permission, or where
a computer or other network device connected
to the network can be used without any
permission.
With the customer’s responsibility, connect to
the network environment such as above.
To use this camera, it is necessary to set the
password after installing the camera. Refer to
“Setting the Initial Password” (page 49) for how
to set the password.
Privacy Notice
The tracking function of this unit automatically
recognizes the subject, controls the pan/tilt/
zoom, uses the tracking function and face-
recognition technology by AI to include the
subject within the screen. This function
processes the “living body” data of the subject’s
face which you have selected as the tracking
object. This recognized data is saved for a fixed
term in this unit. This data is not sent to Sony. The
other acquired skeleton and face information are
not saved in this unit, and these recognition data
can be deleted by turning off the unit, standby or
stopping the tracking function.
By using the unit’s function, you are responsible
for gathering or using the subject’s image or
data under the applied data protection law. It is
recommended to tell the target person of the
tracking function and face-recognition
technology used by this unit. For inquiries,
contact Sony customer support.
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Video output
Features In addition to HDMI/SDI output, IP network
transmission can be performed simultaneously
The camera can analyze the captured video and with the IP streaming function (SDI output does
generate the video contents automatically in not support 4K).
real-time which generally requires a lot of time as For the IP streaming function, ITU-T H.264/H.265
well as work hours and costs. is applied to video compression mode (video
The setting of the camera or operations of codec) and it achieves a high compression rate
applications can be performed intuitively on the while maintaining the image quality. Also, it
simple screen of the computer’s web browser. decreases the network bandwidth load.
Moreover, the camera supports multi-streaming
PTZ Auto Framing output. Up to 3 multi-streaming outputs are
supported in the different settings.
This application automatically rotates the camera
up, down, left, right, and zooms in or out. It
keeps shooting a moving subject under an Preset function
optimum composition. Up to 100 preset data can be stored in the VISCA
The camera automatically shoots natural and command and up to 256 preset data in the CGI
smooth video as if there were skilled operators command.
operating the camera. On the PTZ Motion Sync function, pan, tilt, and
zoom work together to enable smooth preset
Pan/Tilt/Zoom video camera equipped operations.
with a small built-in pan-tilt head
• The camera unit is equipped with a 1/2.5-type Equipped with RS-422 interface
Exmor R CMOS sensor and an optical zoom The camera is equipped with the RS-422
lens*1 with pan/tilt/zoom features integrated interface which is the industry standard VISCA
into a small built-in pan-tilt head. This versatile camera protocol in external communication.
camera can be used for various applications.
• The pan-tilt head can pan to the right or left by
170 degrees and tilt upward to 90 degrees and
Equipped with PoE++(class8) (Power
downward to 20 degrees, which allows the over Ethernet Plus Plus)
camera to remotely shoot wide areas. The camera supports IEEE802.3bt-compatible
• The camera pans and tilts at a speed of PoE++(class8) (Power over Ethernet Plus), and
between 0.5 and 101 degrees (maximum power supply and control are possible with one
speed) per second, and it also pans and tilts at LAN cable.
a maximum speed of 300 degrees per second
in the preset operation.
Compatible with VISCA over IP protocol
An IP connection can be established between
Zoom performance for capturing distant the camera and the remote controller.
subjects
For SRG-A40, in addition to 20×*1 optical zoom, it Equipped with tally lamp
uses Sony’s 2×*2 Clear Image Zoom function and
2× Tele Convert mode*2 to achieve the equivalent The camera is equipped with a tally lamp that
of up to 80x optical telephoto performance. distinguishes between cameras and identifies
Moreover, when the digital zoom is used the AutoFraming shooting statuses in use.
together, this camera achieves the telephoto
performance equivalent to 480×. Extensibility
NDI|HX
Audio input/output This camera is compatible with NDI|HX of
The camera is equipped with 2ch audio which is NewTek, Inc.
applicable for microphone/line input. To use NDI|HX, you are required to purchase the
The input audio signal is transmitted to HDMI/ license key (page 84).
SDI simultaneously. Additionally, the signal is
transmitted to the IP network with the streaming *1 20× optical zoom for the SRG-A40
function. 12× optical zoom for the SRG-A12
*2 Functions when shooting at 1920×1080 only.
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being supplied by connecting the camera
Location and Function of Parts and PoE++(class8) power supply device with
a LAN cable. The lamp stops flashing and
lights up in green when start-up of the
camera is complete.
Camera The lamp flashes in green when the camera
receives an operation command from the
supplied remote commander.
Front
The lamp lights up in orange when the
 (power) button on the supplied remote
commander is pressed and the camera
ȩ enters the standby mode.
The lamp flashes in yellow while upgrading
Ȫ the firmware.
The lamp flashes in orange when there are
defects in the camera (for instance, when
rotations of the fan motor slows down or
ȫ stops, etc.).
 NETWORK lamp
Flashes during initialization when the
Ȭ
camera is connected to the PoE++(class8)
ȭ Ȯ power supply device with a LAN cable and
power is being supplied. The lamp lights up
 Tally lamp when it is connected to the network once
Lights up in red when a tally command is start-up is complete.
received or the camera is selected by an Lights up after start-up is complete if
optional remote controller (depending on connected to a network when power is
the setting mode). Also, this lamp can supplied to the camera from an outlet using
display the tracking status by changing an AC adapter and power cord. The lamp
lighting or flashing in green while the PTZ turns off when not connected to the
Auto Framing function is performing. network.
The tally brightness can be set in the OSD The lamp turns off while upgrading the
menu, Web App, or VISCA/CGI commands. firmware.
The lamp flashes when there are defects in
 Lens the camera (for instance, when rotations of
This is a 20× (SRG-A40) or 12x (SRG-A12) the fan motor slows down or stops, etc.).
magnification-optical zoom lens. By
 Intake air port
enabling CLEAR IMAGE ZOOM (Clear Image
Zoom), the camera can zoom up to 30× for Note
4K and 40× for HD. CLEAR IMAGE ZOOM can
be set in the OSD menu, Web App, or VISCA/ Do not cover this port to avoid malfunctions.
CGI commands. Back
CLEAR IMAGE ZOOM is not available for SRG-
A12.
ȯ Ȱ ȱ Ȳȳ ȴ ȵ
Note
Do not touch the part around the lens when
energized.
 Remote commander sensors

These are sensors for the supplied remote
commander.
 POWER lamp
ȶ ȷ ȸ ȹ Ⱥ Ȼ ȼ Ƚ
Flashes in green when the camera is
connected to an outlet using the supplied AC
adapter and power cord, or when power is
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 MIC terminal (audio input terminal) the OSD menu or [Format] under [Video
Input for commercially-available MIC or LINE Out] on the Web App menu is applied.
to connect an audio device.
Switch between MIC and LINE input as Switch state SDI format/level
indicated on “Connecting to commercially- OFF Level-A
available microphones, etc.” (page 24). ON Level-B
 Reset switch To apply the settings, turn off the power and
Press the switch for 10 seconds or longer to back on again.
return to the factory default while in the
 RESERVED
Power On or Standby status.
This switch is not used.
 IR SELECT switch  VISCA connect setting
Set the remote commander ID for receiving This switch is used when VISCA and VISCA
the signal. over IP are used.
Use the same ID with the remote
commander being used. Switch state VISCA CONNECTION
OFF Invalidates VISCA, VISCA over
 Remote commander sensor IP
This is for the supplied remote commander. ON Enables VISCA, VISCA over IP
 SYSTEM SELECT switch To apply the settings, turn off the power and
Used for selecting the video format to be back on again.
output from the HDMI and SDI OUT  Baud Rate settings of VISCA RS-422
terminals. When the SYSTEM SELECT switch communication
is set to 6, the setting can be changed
remotely in the OSD menu, Web App, or Switch state Baud Rate
VISCA/CGI commands. OFF 9600 bps
ON 38400 bps
 CAMERA SETUP switches
Perform the camera setup. To apply the settings, turn off the power and
back on again.
CAMERA SETUP switch settings
 19.5V  (DC power input) terminal
Connect the AC adapter (supplied).
Notes
• Do not use any AC adapter other than the
supplied AC adapter. Otherwise, a fire or
malfunction may occur.
• Do not connect the AC adapter and
PoE++(class8) power supply device at the
same time to avoid heat generation.
ɡɠ ɟɞ
 VISCA RS-422 IN terminal
Switch No. Setting items Connect with a remote controller (not
supplied).
1 SDI format/level settings
When you connect multiple cameras,
2 RESERVED connect it to the VISCA RS-422 OUT terminal
3 VISCA connect setting of the previous camera in the daisy chain
4 Baud Rate settings of RS-422
connection.
for VISCA communication
 VISCA RS-422 OUT terminal
 SDI format/level settings When you connect multiple cameras,
This setting is enabled when the video connect it to the VISCA RS-422 IN terminal of
format is 1920×1080/50p or 1920×1080/ the next camera in the daisy chain
59.94p. connection.
When the SYSTEM SELECT switch is set to
6, the setting set on [VIDEO FORMAT] on
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 HDMI terminal
Notes
Outputs the image from the camera as an
HDMI video signal. • Set a password when the camera is being
operated for the first time.
Note • When connecting this camera to a
Under the following cases, VGA output is network, connect via a system that
applied to the image output through the provides a protection function such as a
HDMI terminal and the image quality router or firewall. If connected without
degrades. such protection, security issues may occur.
• When the SYSTEM SELECT switch is set to 7
• When you choose [720/59.94p VGA] for  AC adapter cord clamper mounting hole
[VIDEO FORMAT] on the OSD menu Clamping the supplied cord clamper
• When you choose [Format] - [1280×720/ prevents the AC adapter from coming out.
59.94p (HDMI:VGA)] for [Video Out] on the
Web App menu Bottom
• When you perform setup using the OSD
menu or Web App, set the SYSTEM SELECT Ⱦ
switch to 6.
 SDI OUT terminal

Outputs the image as an SDI video signal.
When the video format is set to 4K, images ȿ
are not output from SDI OUT terminal.
 Fan / Exhaust port

Evacuate the heat inside the camera. ɀ
Notes
• Do not cover this port to avoid
malfunctions.
• The temperature of the area near this port
may get high. Be careful.
Ⱦ
  (earth) terminal
 Ceiling bracket mounting screw holes
 LAN (network) terminal (RJ-45) When installing on the ceiling, use the screw
Network communication and PoE++(class8)* holes to attach the supplied ceiling bracket
power supply are provided using the (A). For details, see “Installing the Camera”
network cable (category 5e or higher). (page 15).
The orange LED lights up when connected by
1000BASE-T, turns off on other occasions.  Tripod socket hole
The green LED lights up and flashes when Use this to attach the tripod, etc.
data communication is performed after the For details, see “Attaching the Camera to a
link is established. Tripod” (page 15).
* PoE++(class8): Power over Ethernet Plus Plus is
abbreviated. Based on IEEE802.3bt (Type 4
Class8). For details on the connection, refer to the
operating manual of the power supply device.
Note
Do not connect the PoE++(class8) power
supply device and AC adapter at the same
time to avoid heat generation.
Factory settings for network

DHCP: On
Name: A40 (SRG-A40)
A12 (SRG-A12)
User name: admin
Password: blank space
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 Rating label
This label shows the name of the camera and
its electric rating.
Infrared Remote Commander
Important
(supplied)
The product name and electric rating are
located at the bottom of the camera.
ȱ
ȩ
Ȫ
ȫ
Ȳ
ȭ
Ȯ ȳ
ȯ
ȴ
 MENU button
Press the button to display or not to display
the OSD menu.
Notes
• The OSD menu is not displayed on the SDI
output image when the [Menu Overlay
(SDI)] check box on the Web App menu is
not selected.
• The OSD menu is not displayed on the
HDMI output image when the [Menu
Overlay (HDMI)] check box on the Web App
menu is not selected.
 OSD menu operation button

Operates the camera OSD menu.
Press the SET button when selecting.
 CANC./BACK button
Press this to cancel the setting in the camera
OSD menu, or return to the previous screen.
 PAN-TILT button
Press the arrow buttons to pan or tilt the
camera. Press the HOME button to have the
camera return the position facing forward.
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 PRESET position operation button   (power) button
Hold down the PRESET button and press Press this button to turn on the power or to
buttons 1 to 3 to store the current camera put the camera in standby mode.
direction, zoom, focus adjustment, and
backlight compensation in the memory of  P/T RESET button
the pressed number button. Performs the initialization operation of pan
Pressing the number button on which the and tilt. Press this when the POWER lamp
settings are memorized calls their statuses. and NETWORK lamp are flashing at the same
time.
Notes
• These buttons do not function when the  ZOOM buttons
OSD menu is displayed. Press the T (telephoto) button to zoom in.
• For details on items that can be stored with Press the W (wide angle) button to zoom out.
the PRESET button, see “Preset Items and
Image Setting File Items” (page 94).  PTZ AUTO FRAMING button
ON: Performs PTZ Auto Framing.
 FOCUS buttons OFF: Stops PTZ Auto Framing.
Used for focus adjustment. FUNC. : This is not used.
Press the AF (Auto Focus) button to adjust
the focus automatically. To adjust the focus
manually, press the MF (Manual Focus) Required batteries
button, and adjust it with the F (Far) and N Two R6 (size AA) batteries are required for the
(Near) buttons. remote commander. To avoid the risk of
explosion, use R6 (size AA) manganese or
Note alkaline batteries.
Press the MF button and adjust the focus Insert the batteries to the remote commander
manually when shooting the following while referring to the following illustrations.
objects.
• White walls and other objects without
contrast
• Objects behind glass
• Objects with horizontal stripes
• Objects on which bright lights are cast or
reflected
• Nightscapes and other dark objects with
blinking lights
• Lit objects shot with darkened exposure
adjustment or exposure compensation
settings
 ASSIGN button
This is not used.
 CAMERA SELECT switch Notes

Select the camera’s ID you want to operate • There is a danger of explosion if the batteries
with the remote commander. The camera ID are incorrectly replaced. Replace only with the
can be set using the IR SELECT switch. same or equivalent type recommended by the
manufacturer.
Note • When you dispose of the batteries, you must
If two or more cameras are adjacent and obey the laws of your area or country.
have the same ID, they are operated • R6 (size AA) batteries are not supplied.
simultaneously with the supplied remote
commander. When you install the cameras
close to each other, set different IDs.
For setting of camera’s ID, see “Operating

Multiple Cameras Using the Infrared Remote
Commander” (page 25).
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This camera can be arranged into various system configurations with other products (not supplied). This
section describes typical system examples with the required components and the main usage of each
system.
Operating a Single Camera Using the Supplied Remote

Commander
What you can do with this system
Operate the camera readily from a short distance.
Video monitor
Video signal
Remote commander
(supplied) Signal flow
Operating a Single Camera Using the Computer Browser

Refer to “Accessing the Camera from a Web Browser” (page 48).
Video monitor
Computer
Network Web Video signal

browser
Signal flow
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Operating a Single Camera Using the Optional Remote
Controller
Perform pan/tilt and zoom operations using the joystick of the remote controller.
Video monitor
Remote controller
Video signal
Remote Control (VISCA) signal
Signal flow
• The illustration of the remote controller features the RM-IP500 (sold separately) remote controller.
• Turn on switch number 3 on the CAMERA SETUP switch when using VISCA communication.
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Operating Multiple Cameras Using the Optional Remote
Controller
• For the RS-422 connection, you can remotely operate up to seven cameras with a single remote
controller.
• Perform pan/tilt and zoom operations using the joystick.
For the RS-422 connection
Video monitor
Video switcher
Remote controller
Video signal
Remote Control (VISCA) signal
Tally/contact signal
Signal flow
• The illustration of the remote controller features the RM-IP500 (sold separately) remote controller.
• Turn on switch number 3 on the CAMERA SETUP switch when using VISCA communication.
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Installation and Connection CAUTION
Installation of the camera using the tripod screws and
screw holes should not be done for installation on a
ceiling or a shelf, etc., in a high position.
Installing the Camera
Installing the Camera Using the
Installing the camera on a desk M3 Fixing Screw Holes
Place the camera on a flat surface. Attach the camera using 4 M3 fixing screw holes
If you place the camera on an inclined surface, located on the bottom of the camera.
make sure that the inclination is less than ±15 Attach the camera to a fitting with a flat surface
degrees to guarantee pan/tilt performance, and using M3 screws with the following
take measures to prevent it from falling. specifications.
M3 screw
= 3 to 6 mm
= 0.12 to 0.25 inches
Notes
• Do not grasp the camera head when carrying Installing the camera on the
the camera.
• Do not turn the camera head by hand. Doing so ceiling
may result in a camera malfunction. Using the supplied ceiling bracket (A)/(B), wire
rope, and screws, you can attach the camera to
the ceiling. When you install the camera, always
install it on a level ceiling. If you install it on a
sloping or uneven ceiling, make sure that the
place where you install it is within ±15 degrees of
the horizontal surface.
CAUTION
• Entrust installation to an experienced
contractor or installer when installing the
camera on ceilings or other high locations.
• When installing the camera in a high location,
be sure that the location and installation
components (excluding the supplied
Attaching the Camera to a Tripod accessories) are strong enough to support the
camera and the mounting bracket, and install
Attach a tripod to the screw hole used for the camera securely. If the components are not
attaching a tripod on the bottom of the camera. strong enough, the camera may fall and cause
The tripod must be set up on a flat surface and its serious injury.
screws tightened firmly by hand. • Always install the supplied wire rope to prevent
Use a tripod with screws of the following the camera from falling.
specifications. • If you install the camera in a high location,
check it periodically (at least once a year) to
ensure that the connection has not loosened.
Depending on your state of use, perform this
periodic check more frequently.
= 4.5 to 7 mm
= 0.18 to 0.27 inches
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Before installing the camera 1-2 In the case that a wire cannot be attached
Determine the shooting direction of the camera, on the ceiling, attach the wire on the ceiling
and then make the holes for the ceiling bracket bracket (B) as illustrated below with the
(B) and the connecting cables on the ceiling. supplied screws (M3×8).
Notes
• The connecting cables cannot be passed
through ceiling bracket (B). A hole for the
wiring is required in the ceiling at the back of
the camera where it is attached to the ceiling.
• The recommended tightening torque for each
screw are described in below.
M3: 0.6 N·m (6.1 kgf·cm)
M2.6: 0.4 N·m (4.1 kgf·cm)
Using the supplied URL label

WARNING
URL and QR code which are printed on the Use the supplied screw. Otherwise, the wire
camera’s bottom are described on the supplied rope may not function properly.
URL label. When confirming the bottom’s label is
difficult while being installed, use the supplied
URL label. For details,“Accessing the Web App
2 Attach the ceiling bracket (B) to the ceiling.
When attaching the ceiling bracket (B) to the
entering the camera’s URL” (page 48), “Accessing
ceiling, it is recommended to fix them at the
the Web App using the QR code” (page 48).
4 positions illustrated below.
There are elongated holes for the screws
Notes along the rounded edges of the ceiling
• Use the mDNS*-compliant device to input URL bracket (B). Later, the front of the camera will
and access to Web App. be positioned along this edge. Face the
• Use the mDNS*-compliant device to access to camera to the front, adjust the aim, and
the URL by Web App which is read from the QR attach it securely.
code.
* mDNS (multicast DNS): A communication rule
(protocol) used to find an IP address from host
names in the local network.
Ceiling
How to install the camera
1-1 Attach the wire rope to the ceiling.
Ceiling
Ceiling
bracket (B)
Hole for Front of the camera

connecting cable
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3 Attach the ceiling bracket (A) to the bottom 4 Insert the protrusions raised on the ceiling
of the camera using the 4 supplied screws bracket (A) into the spaces prepared in the
(M3 × 8). ceiling bracket (B), and temporarily attach
Align the bracket holes with the screw holes them by pushing the ceiling bracket (A) to
on the camera and attach the bracket to the the rear.
camera.
Ceiling
bracket (B)
Ceiling
Ceiling
Attach the wire

rope.


M3×8

(supplied) Ceiling bracket
 (A)
Ceiling
bracket (A)
5 While pushing up the entire camera, attach

it to the ceiling bracket (B) using the 3
supplied screws (M3 × 8).
Ceiling 
Lightly tighten screws temporarily in the 

order indicated in the figure.
Afterwards, screw each of them firmly. 
M3 × 8
CAUTION (supplied)
Use the supplied screws. Otherwise, you
may break the internal parts of the camera. Lightly tighten the screws temporarily in the
order indicated in the figure. Afterwards,
screw each of them firmly.
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6-1 Connect the cables to the terminals at the 6-3 To prevent the AC adapter cord from
back of the camera. coming off, attach the supplied cord
clamper to the rear of the camera and fix
the AC adapter cord.
Ceiling
Note
The cord clamper cannot be replaced once
attached to the camera.
7 Adjust the image flip function to optimize

the ceiling mounting status.
Notes
Note
• Make sure no load is applied to the
connectors of the cables. The preset settings, P/T Range Limit and PTZ
• For measures that prevent the HDMI cable Auto Framing setting return to their default
from being pulled out, proceed to step 6-2 settings when the image flip function setting
after connecting the HDMI cable. Then, is changed. When setting, make sure to set
the image flip function before the preset
connect all the other cables.
settings.
• To prevent the AC adapter cord from
coming off, proceed to step 6-3, then
connect the other cables. How to remove the camera
6-2 To prevent the HDMI cable from coming off, 1 Remove the 3 screws used to attach the
mount the HDMI cable fixing plate with the camera in step 5 of “How to install the
supplied screw (single, M2.6 × 6, black) on camera”.
the back of the camera, then fix the HDMI
cable with a banding band, etc. 2 While pushing the entire camera up
towards the ceiling, move the camera to the
HDMI cable fixing plate front.
M2.6 × 6 (supplied)
The hooks will disengage and you can
remove the camera.
Banding band
Note
Do not attach the HDMI cable on the camera
if you will not use it.
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2 Fix the AC adapter cord with the cord
Connecting the Camera clamper so that it does not come out.
Unlock the cord clamper and put the cord
through it.
Connecting to an AC power supply

Connect the camera to an AC outlet using the
supplied AC adapter and power cord.
AC adapter cord clamper

Cord clamper lock
 Unlock the cord
clamper lock.
To power supply
AC adapter
(supplied) AC adapter cord
 Put the AC adapter cord through the cord clamper and

lock the cord clamper.
1 Connect the supplied AC adapter and
power cord.
Note
Do not use any AC adapter other than the
supplied AC adapter. Otherwise, a fire or
malfunction may occur.
Connecting the camera to a PoE++

(Power over Ethernet Plus Plus)
power supply device
A PoE++ (IEEE802.3bt Type 4 Class8 compliant)
power supply device supplies power through a
commercially available network cable. For
details, see the operating instructions of the
power supply device.
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Connecting a single camera to a
switcher, recorder, or monitor
Devices equipped with an HDMI input terminal
Network cable HDMI cable (not supplied)

(commercially
available)
To HDMI input terminal
Hub with PoE++

power supply
feature Video monitor
Devices equipped with an SDI input terminal

(HD output):
Notes
• When you supply power from a PoE++ power
source, use a network cable of Category 5e or
higher.
• Do not connect the PoE++ power supply device SDI OUT
and the AC adapter at the same time to prevent
generating heat.
• When power is supplied from PoE++, both the Connecting cable with
POWER lamp (green) and NETWORK lamp BNC connector
(commercially available)
(green) flash until the initial verification process
is complete (approximately 1 minute,
depending on the power supply device). To SDI input terminal
• When the network camera is powered by a
PoE++ power supply, do not route the wiring
outdoors.
• If a non PoE++ compatible device is connected,
both the POWER lamp (green) and NETWORK
lamp (green) flash, and the camera won’t start. Video monitor
• When you turn the power off, wait at least 10
seconds before you turn it on again.
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Using the VISCA RS-422 terminal
Connecting a single camera to a A remote controller can be connected via the
single remote controller (not VISCA RS-422 terminal. The VISCA RS-422 allows
supplied) connections of up to 1.2 km in length.
• You cannot switch between VISCA over IP and

VISCA RS-422 with the camera. Communication
with the remote controller is possible by
connecting a network cable.
• Select either VISCA over IP or VISCA RS-422
with the remote controller. For details, see the
operating instructions of the remote controller.
• Turn on switch number 3 on the CAMERA
Network cable
SETUP switch when using VISCA (commercially available)*
communication.
Using VISCA over IP (LAN terminal)
* Use a straight network cable.

To LAN terminal
Network cable Notes

(commercially available)*
• When RM-IP10 (sold separately) is used as the
remote controller, make a connecting cable
using the camera and RS-422 terminal board
connectors supplied with the remote
controller.
When you make the connecting cable, refer to
the pin array of the VISCA RS-422 terminal
(page 100) and VISCA RS-422 connection
diagram (page 100).
* Use a cross network cable.
SETUP switch when using VISCA
communication.
The camera network’s initial setting is “DHCP.”
• Use the same settings for both switch number
When you connect the camera to the controller
4 on the CAMERA SETUP switch located on the
directly as shown in the illustration, turn off
back of the camera and the Baud Rate setting
DHCP and set the IP address.
on the remote controller. When the settings
differ, the operation cannot be performed
correctly.
Connecting multiple cameras to a

single remote controller (not
supplied)
You cannot switch between VISCA over IP and
VISCA RS-422 with the camera. Communication
with the remote controller is possible by
connecting a network cable.
Select either VISCA over IP or VISCA RS-422 with
the remote controller. For details, see the
operating instructions of the remote controller.
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Using the VISCA RS-422 terminal
Up to 7 cameras can be connected via the VISCA Notes
RS-422 terminal. The VISCA RS-422 allows • When RM-IP10 (sold separately) is used as the
connections of up to 1.2 km in length. remote controller, make a connecting cable
using the RS-422 terminal board connectors
supplied with the remote controller.
When you make the connecting cable, refer to
the pin array of the VISCA RS-422 terminal
(page 100) and VISCA RS-422 connection
diagram (page 100).
SETUP switch when using VISCA
communication.
• Use the same settings for both switch number
4 on the CAMERA SETUP switch located on the
Network cable back of all the cameras connected and the
(commercially available)* Baud Rate setting on the remote controller.
When the settings differ, the operation cannot
be performed correctly.
Network cable
Network cable
* Use straight network cables.
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Connecting multiple cameras using VISCA over
IP
Connecting a commercially
• When you connect multiple cameras to a single available video switcher
remote controller or when you connect
multiple cameras to multiple remote For 4K output (HDMI output only)
controllers with a computer, use a switching When you want to switch cameras, connect a
hub for the connection. commercially available video switcher.
• The camera network’s initial setting is “DHCP.” For the connection to the video switcher, refer to
When using with the DHCP, also connect a the operating instructions of the switcher.
router, which can resolve DHCP issues with the
hub. When a router is not used, turn off DHCP
and set the IP address.
HDMI cable
(not supplied)
Network cable
Network cable
HUB
(commercially
available)
HDMI cable
(not supplied)
Network cable
Network cable
(commercially
available)*
Network cable
(commercially
available)*
Network cable
HDMI cable
(commercially
(not supplied)
available)*
Connecting control signals

Video switcher
Network cable * Use straight network cables.

(commercially
available)*
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For HD output
When you want to switch cameras, connect a
Connecting to commercially-
commercially available video switcher. available microphones, etc.
For the connection to the video switcher, refer to
the operating instructions of the switcher. Connect a commercially-available stereo
microphone, mixer, etc.
Input audio will be transmitted to the HDMI and
SDI OUT output as well as IP network streaming
in stereo format.
Switch between the microphone input and line
input from the Web App.
Connect a commercially-available stereo
Connecting cable with microphone when using the microphone input.
BNC connector Connect using the stereo cable from a
(commercially available) commercially-available mixer when using the
line input.
Network cable
(commercially This camera
available)*
Video monitor
Network cable
Mixer, Microphone, etc.
Notes
• Do not place the camera near devices that may
Network cable
(commercially generate noise.
available)* • If you place a microphone near this camera, it
may pick up the sound from the camera.
Check the audio of the microphone input in
HDMI cable
(not supplied) advance when installing.
• When microphone input is selected, the
camera supplies 2.5 VDC Plug-in-power. Do not
connect a non-supported microphone when
the microphone input is selected.
Connecting control signals
Video switcher
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Operations Using the Supplied Infrared Operating Multiple Cameras
Remote Commander
Using the Infrared Remote
Commander
Before Starting Operations 1 Set the IR SELECT switch on the back of the
Before operating, check that the camera and camera you want to operate to 1, 2, or 3.
peripheral devices are properly installed and The setting is reflected immediately.
connected.
For details, see “Installing the Camera” (page 15)

and “Connecting the Camera” (page 19).
2 Select the CAMERA SELECT switch on the

Turning on the Power remote commander that corresponds to the
number set in step 1.
CAMERA SELECT
POWER lights
To the AC adapter (supplied)
You can operate the specified camera(s).
1 Connect the camera to an AC outlet using

the supplied AC adapter and power cord.
Or, connect the powered PoE++ power
supply device and the camera with a LAN
cable.
The power is turned on and the POWER lamp

turns green.
The camera will automatically pan and tilt
and then stop to the position stored as
PRESET 1 (pan/tilt reset).
2 Turn on the peripheral devices.

If the  (power) button on the remote
commander is pressed while the camera is
turned on, the camera goes into the standby
mode. The POWER lamp turns from green to
orange.
Note
Wait at least 10 seconds if you want to turn on the
camera again after putting it in the standby
mode.
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Pan/Tilt Operation Zoom Operation
Press either of the ZOOM buttons.
Subject appears
closer. (Tele)
Subject appears
farther away.
(Wide angle)
Note
1 Press the  (power) button.
The camera will turn on and perform the When you perform pan/tilt operations while the
pan/tilt reset action automatically. camera is in telephoto mode, the moving speed
of the image on the screen may be a little jerky.
2 Press the direction button to pan or tilt the
camera.
While checking the picture on the screen,
press the appropriate arrow button.
To move the camera little by little, press the
Focusing on a subject
button just for a moment.
To move the camera in a wide range, press
and hold the button.
To move the camera diagonally, press the 
or  button while holding down the  or 
button.
AF
To face the camera back to the front MF
Press the HOME button. F
N
If you accidentally move the camera
with your hand
Press the P/T RESET button to perform the pan/
tilt reset action. To adjust the focus automatically
Press the AF (Auto Focus) button.
If the POWER lamp and NETWORK lamp The camera focuses on the subject in the center
on the camera flash simultaneously, and of the screen automatically.
“PAN-TILT ERROR!” is displayed on the
OSD menu screen To adjust the focus manually
If the camera is moved by an external shock, or After pressing the MF (Manual Focus) button,
objects or your fingers are caught in the camera, press either the F (Far) or the N (Near) button to
the camera detects the difference in the pan/tilt adjust the focus.
position, in which case operation automatically
stops. Focusing on a
To reset the pan/tilt position, press the P/T far off subject
RESET button or turn off the camera and turn it
on again. Focusing on a
nearby subject
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Note
Storing the Camera Settings Before you store the position, zoom, focus, etc.
in Memory– Preset Feature of the camera, make sure to install and secure
the camera in place to use it properly.
Settings, including the camera position, zoom,
focus, and backlighting, can be stored in a
preset. Recalling the stored status
You can also store the presets from Web App or
Press any of the 1 to 3 buttons in which you have
VISCA/CGI commands.
stored the settings.
Note
Notes
The camera supports up to 256 presets. The
• When the pan/tilt position is set to PRESET1,
number of presets that are supported will vary
the camera moves to the PRESET1 position at
depending on the device used.
startup.
– For the RM-IP500 (sold separately), up to 100.
• Storing or clearing the settings in PRESET 1
– For the RM-IP10 (sold separately), up to 16.
takes about 2 seconds longer than for other
– For the remote commander (supplied), up to 3.
preset operations.
– For a Web App, up to 100 positions.
• When you are storing or clearing the settings in
– For VISCA command, up to 100.
one PRESET, you cannot restore, store, or clear
– For CGI command, up to 256.
the settings in another PRESET.
• For details on the items that can be cleared
For details on the camera settings that can be
from the memory, see “Preset Items and Image
preset, see “Preset Items and Image Setting File
Setting File Items” (page 94).
Items” (page 94).
• You can register or delete the preset even while
the OSD menu is being displayed.
• Note that if you change the image flip setting,
Storing the camera status the set preset will be cleared.
• The supplied remote commander does not
have the function to remove the preset
memories. Therefore, remove the memories
using Web App, VISCA/CGI commands, or the
remote controller (sold separately), or
overwrite the memory on the same position.
1 Press the P/T RESET button to reset the

pan/tilt position.
2 Adjust the position, zoom, and focus of the

camera (See page 26).
3 Hold down the PRESET button and press

any of the 1 to 3 buttons, in which you want
to store the settings.
While holding
down
Press the
number button
you want to set.
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Returning to the main menu
Operating OSD (On-Screen Press the MENU or CANC./BACK button.
Display) Menus
This section explains how to configure the Canceling an OSD menu
camera using the supplied remote commander.
In this manual, the displayed setting menu is When the main menu is displayed, press the
written as the OSD (On Screen Display). MENU or CANC./BACK button once. When a
setting menu is displayed, press the MENU or
For details on the OSD menu items, refer to page CANC./BACK button twice.
30 through page 42.
Displaying an OSD menu
1 Press the MENU button.

The main menu is displayed.
2 Use the  or  button to move the cursor to

the menu item you want to change.
3 Press the SET button.

The selected menu is displayed.
4 Use the  or  button to move the cursor to

the setting item you want to change.
5 Use the  or  button to change the set

value.
Notes
• [IR RECEIVE] cannot be set to [OFF] in the
SYSTEM menu when you operate the OSD
menu with the supplied remote commander.
Set [IR RECEIVE] to [OFF] either using the
remote controller (sold separately) or from the
Web App menu.
• The OSD menu is not displayed on the SDI
output image when the [Menu Overlay (SDI)]
check box on the Web App menu is not
selected.
• The OSD menu is not displayed on the HDMI
output image when the [Menu Overlay (HDMI)]
check box on the Web App menu is not
selected.
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or : Indicates use of the ///
Adjusting and Configuring the Camera  buttons to select menu items and settings.
through On-Screen Menus These correspond to the joystick directions on
a remote controller.
: Indicates use of the SET button
(equivalent to ENTER) to confirm the menu
item or setting selection, or to advance to the
About On-Screen Menus next screen or next operation. This
corresponds to the joystick button on a
You can configure the shooting conditions and remote controller.
system setup of the camera from the menus : Indicates use of the MENU button or
displayed on an external monitor. Display setting CANC./BACK button (equivalent to MENU) to
menus are described as OSD menus in this show/hide the menu screen.
document. : Indicates that you can return to the main
Menu operations can be performed using the menu by pressing the MENU button.
supplied remote commander or a remote
controller (sold separately). The method used to display the menu will vary
For details, refer to the operating instructions of depending on the remote controller model. Refer
the remote controller. to the operating instructions of the remote
controller (sold separately).
Show/hide menu
switch Main menu
Item select Press the MENU button on the supplied remote
Confirm commander to display the main menu.
Cancel the selection/
setting/move to execute
the previous operation
screen
This section explains how to read the on-screen

display menus before starting menu operations.
For the overall on-screen display menu

configurations, see page 44.
You can configure the camera from both the OSD

menu and the Web App. Bracketed text on the
right of the setting item indicates the setting
item name of the Web App. The above menu is SRG-A40’s main menu.
Values to be selected in the OSD menu are noted ZOOM/FOCUS is FOCUS on SRG-A12’s menu.
in square brackets [ ].
 Cursor
Note The cursor selects a setting menu.
Press the  or  button of the remote
The OSD menus are output through SDI OUT and
HDMI. commander to move the cursor up or down.
 Menu items
Confirming selection of menu Press the  or  button of the remote
commander to select a setting menu, and
items and settings/Executing then press the SET button to display the
operations selected setting menu.
Icons for buttons used for setup operations are  Control button display section
displayed along the bottom of the currently
displayed menu screen.
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Setting menu
The setting menu selected on the main menu is
EXPOSURE Menu
displayed. The EXPOSURE menu is used to set the items
regarding the exposure.
You can set the menu from the Web App menu.
For details, see [Exposure] under [Video] (page
66).
 Setting menu
The name of the setting menu currently
selected is displayed.
 Cursor MODE (Exposure - Mode)

The cursor selects a setting item. [FULL AUTO]: The exposure is adjusted
Press the  or  button of the remote automatically using the gain, electronic
commander to move the cursor up or down. shutter speed, and iris setting.
[MANUAL]: You can manually adjust the gain,
 Setting items electronic shutter speed, and iris setting
The setting items for this setting menu are individually.
displayed.
[SHUTTER Pri]: You can adjust the electronic
Press the  or  button of the remote shutter speed manually. Automatically
commander to select a setting item. Press
adjusts the exposure using the gain and
the  or  button to change the set value.
iris.
 Set value [IRIS Pri]: You can adjust the iris setting
The current set values are displayed. manually. Automatically adjusts the
exposure using the gain and electronic
Press the  or  button of the remote
shutter speed.
commander to change the set value.
When you select any of the above modes, you
 Control button display section
will see available options for the selected mode
among the following setting items.
For the default value of each setting item, see
“Menu Configuration” (page 44).
GAIN (Exposure - Gain)
Select the gain.
Status When [MODE] is [MANUAL], you can choose a
value from 0 to 36 dB (in 3 dB increments). When
Display the items selected in the menu and
high-sensitivity mode is set to ON, the available
device information.
range is expanded from 0 to 48 dB (in 3 dB
increments).
Note
When the high-sensitivity mode is set to ON, the
available setting range differs. High-sensitivity
mode is set to OFF at the factory settings. To turn
it ON, use the VISCA command.
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SPEED (Exposure - Shutter Speed) GAIN LIMIT (Exposure - AGC Limit)
When [MODE] is either [MANUAL] or [SHUTTER Set the maximum gain when the exposure is
Pri], select the electronic shutter speed. automatically adjusted using gain. Choose a
When the frame rate is 59.94 or 29.97 value from [9dB] to [36dB] (in 3 dB increments).
You can choose from [1/1], [2/3], [1/2], [1/3], [1/4], When high-sensitivity mode is set to ON, the
[1/6], [1/8], [1/10], [1/15], [1/20], [1/30], [1/50], available range is expanded from [21dB] to
[1/60], [1/90], [1/100], [1/125], [1/180], [1/250], [48dB] (in 3 dB increments).
[1/350], [1/500], [1/725], [1/1000], [1/1500], This setting is available when [MODE] is [FULL
[1/2000], [1/3000], [1/4000], [1/6000], [1/10000]. AUTO], [SHUTTER Pri], or [IRIS Pri]. You cannot
When the frame rate is 50 or 25 choose a value smaller than the [POINT
You can choose from [1/1], [2/3], [1/2], [1/3], [1/4], POSITION] setting.
[1/6], [1/8], [1/12], [1/15], [1/20], [1/25], [1/30],
[1/50], [1/60], [1/100], [1/120], [1/150], [1/215], GAIN POINT (Exposure - Gain Point)
[1/300], [1/425], [1/600], [1/1000], [1/1250],
[1/1750], [1/2500], [1/3500], [1/6000], [1/10000]. When you set [MIN SPEED] to be slower than the
When the frame rate is 23.98 output image frame rate, the shutter speed
You can choose from [1/1], [2/3], [1/2], [1/3], [1/4], controls exposure based on the [GAIN POINT]
[1/6], [1/8], [1/12], [1/20], [1/24], [1/25], [1/40], setting. Normally, when the exposure is
[1/48], [1/50], [1/60], [1/96], [1/100], [1/120], controlled with gain, noise becomes prominent if
[1/144], [1/192], [1/200], [1/288], [1/400], [1/576], gain is increased to make the image brighter. You
[1/1200], [1/2400], [1/4800], [1/10000]. can decrease noise by adjusting the exposure
with lower shutter speeds after canceling gain
adjustments. When you do this, set [GAIN POINT]
IRIS (Exposure - Iris) to [ON] and set the [POINT POSITION] to the gain
When [MODE] is either [MANUAL] or [IRIS Pri], at which you want the shutter speed to change.
you can change the iris setting. When the shutter speed reaches [MIN SPEED] for
You can choose from [F2.0], [F2.2], [F2.4], [F2.6], exposure adjustment, the gain will increase to
[F2.8], [F3.1], [F3.4], [F3.7], [F4.0], [F4.4], [F4.8], adjust exposure. This setting is available when
[F5.2], [F5.6], [F6.2], [F6.8], [F7.3], [F8.0], [F8.7], [MODE] is either [FULL AUTO] or [IRIS Pri].
[F9.6], [F10], [F11], [CLOSE].
POINT POSITION (Exposure - Gain Point
AE SPEED (Exposure - AE Speed) Level)
Select the adjustment speed for exposure This is enabled when [GAIN POINT] is turned
adjustment. [ON]. When the gain during exposure
You can adjust the speed at which the camera adjustment reaches the value for [POINT
reaches the optimum exposure setting from [1] POSITION], the exposure is adjusted through a
(standard) to [48] (slow). Adjust this when the slower shutter speed. This setting is available
brightness of the object changes when [MODE] is either [FULL AUTO] or [IRIS Pri].
instantaneously. You cannot choose a value smaller than the
This setting is available when [MODE] is [FULL [GAIN] setting.
AUTO], [SHUTTER Pri], or [IRIS Pri].
MAX SPEED (Exposure - Auto Shutter
EX-COMP (Exposure - Exposure Limit (Fastest))
Compensation)
Set the maximum (fastest) shutter speed when
Turn this [ON] when you want to correct the exposure is automatically adjusted with the
brightness of a picture whose exposure is electronic shutter.
already automatically adjusted. This setting is This setting is available when [MODE] is either
available when [MODE] is [FULL AUTO], [SHUTTER [FULL AUTO] or [IRIS Pri]. You cannot choose a
Pri], or [IRIS Pri]. The [LEVEL] setting is displayed value slower than [MIN SPEED].
when this is turned [ON]. When the frame rate is 59.94 or 29.97
You can choose from [1/30], [1/50], [1/60], [1/90],
LEVEL (Exposure - Exposure [1/100], [1/125], [1/180], [1/250], [1/350], [1/500],
Compensation) [1/725], [1/1000], [1/1500], [1/2000], [1/3000],
[1/4000], [1/6000], [1/10000].
Set a level to adjust the brightness of a picture When the frame rate is 50 or 25
whose exposure is already automatically You can choose from [1/25], [1/30], [1/50], [1/60],
adjusted. Choose a value from [–7] to [+7] for the [1/100], [1/120], [1/150], [1/215], [1/300], [1/425],
level. [1/600], [1/1000], [1/1250], [1/1750], [1/2500],
This is not displayed when [EX-COMP] is turned [1/3500], [1/6000], [1/10000].
[OFF].
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When the frame rate is 23.98 SLOW SHUTTER (Exposure - Auto Slow
You can choose from [1/24], [1/25], [1/40], [1/48], Shutter)
[1/50], [1/60], [1/96], [1/100], [1/120], [1/144],
[1/192], [1/200], [1/288], [1/400], [1/576], [1/1200], When you set the mode to [ON], the camera
[1/2400], [1/4800], [1/10000]. automatically uses a slow shutter speed for the
exposure as the illumination of the object to be
shot decreases. This menu is available when
MIN SPEED (Exposure - Auto Shutter [MODE] is [FULL AUTO] or [IRIS Pri].
Limit (Slowest))
Set the minimum (slowest) shutter speed when
the exposure is adjusted with the electronic
shutter.
This setting is available when [MODE] is either
[FULL AUTO] or [IRIS Pri]. You cannot choose a
value faster than [MAX SPEED].
When the frame rate is 59.94 or 29.97
You can choose from [1/1], [2/3], [1/2], [1/3], [1/4],
[1/6], [1/8], [1/10], [1/15], [1/20], [1/30], [1/50],
[1/60], [1/90], [1/100], [1/125], [1/180], [1/250],
[1/350], [1/500], [1/725], [1/1000], [1/1500],
[1/2000], [1/3000], [1/4000], [1/6000], [1/10000].
When the frame rate is 50 or 25
[1/6], [1/8], [1/12], [1/15], [1/20], [1/25], [1/30],
[1/50], [1/60], [1/100], [1/120], [1/150], [1/215],
[1/300], [1/425], [1/600], [1/1000], [1/1250],
[1/1750], [1/2500], [1/3500], [1/6000], [1/10000].
When the frame rate is 23.98
[1/6], [1/8], [1/12], [1/20], [1/24], [1/25], [1/40],
[1/48], [1/50], [1/60], [1/96], [1/100], [1/120],
[1/144], [1/192], [1/200], [1/288], [1/400], [1/576],
[1/1200], [1/2400], [1/4800], [1/10000].
BACKLIGHT (Exposure - Backlight

Compensation)
This menu allows you to enable/disable backlight
compensation so that exposure is optimized for
backlight. You can choose either [ON] or [OFF].
This setting is available when [MODE] is [FULL
AUTO], [SHUTTER Pri], or [IRIS Pri].
SPOTLIGHT (Exposure - Spotlight

Compensation)
This menu allows you to enable/disable
spotlight compensation by adjusting the
exposure darker when a part of the object, such
as a person’s face in a spotlight, is bright. You
can choose either [ON] or [OFF]. This setting is
available when [MODE] is [FULL AUTO], [SHUTTER
Pri], or [IRIS Pri]. [SPOTLIGHT] becomes disabled
when [BACKLIGHT] is [ON].
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SPEED (White Balance - Speed)
COLOR Menu Adjust the speed at which the camera reaches
the white convergence point when [AUTO1] or
The COLOR menu is used to adjust the white [AUTO2] is chosen. Choose a value from [1], [2],
balance and color. [3], [4], and [5]. [5] is the fastest and [1] is the
You can set the menu from the Web App menu. slowest.
For details, see [White Balance] under [Video]
(page 69).
OFFSET (White Balance - Offset)
The shift amount of the white convergence point
can be adjusted when [WHITE BALANCE MODE] is
[AUTO1], [AUTO2], or [ONE PUSH]. The range is
from [–7] to [0] to [+7]. White balance is shifted
towards blue when a negative value is chosen,
and it is shifted towards red when a positive
value is chosen.
R.GAIN (White Balance - R Gain)

B.GAIN (White Balance - B Gain)
Displayed when [MANUAL] is chosen. White
balance can be manually adjusted within the
WHITE BALANCE MODE (White Balance - range from [–128] to [+127].
Mode)
Select a white balance mode.
You can choose from [AUTO1], [AUTO2],
[INDOOR], [OUTDOOR], [ONE PUSH], and
[MANUAL].
[AUTO1]: Automatically adjusts the color to be
closest to the image you are viewing.
[AUTO2]: Automatically adjusts the white
balance to reproduce the original colors of
the objects, eliminating the influences of
ambient illumination.
[INDOOR]: Fixes R/B GAIN when the color
temperature is 3200 K.
[OUTDOOR]: Fixes R/B GAIN when the color
temperature is 5800 K.
[ONE PUSH]: White balance is adjusted when the
ONE PUSH trigger command is received.
When you operate from the remote
controller, press the O.P.AWB button on
RM-IP500 or the ONE PUSH AWB button on
RM-IP10. Shoot a large white object in the
center of the screen before adjustment.
White balance is adjusted when you press
the SET button on the supplied remote
commander or the joystick top button on
the remote controller while [ONE PUSH] is
selected in [WHITE BALANCE MODE] on the
menu screen.
[MANUAL]: Allows you to manually adjust the
white balance.
When you select any of the above modes, you

will see available options for the selected mode
among the following setting items.
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correction elements become greater compared
DETAIL Menu to the vertical elements.
The DETAIL menu is used to adjust the image BW BALANCE (Detail - BW Balance)
enhancer function. You can adjust the balance between contours in
You can set the menu from the Web App menu. black on the low brightness side of the spectrum
For details, see [Detail / NR] under [Video] (page and contours in white on the high brightness
69). side. Choose from [TYPE0] to [TYPE4]. The ratio
of contours in black is higher for [TYPE0] while
the ratio of contours in white is higher for
[TYPE4].
LIMIT (Detail - Limit)

You can set the maximum value for the amount
of contour emphasis in black on the low
brightness side of the spectrum and in white on
the high brightness side. Choose a value from [0]
to [7].
MODE (Detail - Mode)
When you choose [AUTO], a contour correction HIGHLIGHT DETAIL (Detail - Highlight
signal is automatically added. Detail)
When you want to make adjustment by yourself,
You can adjust the level of contour added to
choose [MANUAL].
brightly-lit objects. Choose a value from [0] to
Only [LEVEL] will be displayed when you choose
[4]. The higher the value, the greater the contour
[AUTO].
emphasis. Adjust this when you want to
emphasize the contour of a brightly-lit object in
LEVEL (Detail - Level) a bright background.
You can set the volume of the contour correction
signal. Choose a value from [–7] to [0] to [+8]. The SUPER LOW (Detail - Super Low)
greater the value, the stronger the contour
Emphasizes contours in the super low range.
correction signal.
Choose a value from [0] to [7]. The greater the
value, the greater the contour emphasis.
BAND WIDTH (Detail - Bandwidth) Contrast and resolution increase.
You can set the bandwidth for signals
undergoing contour emphasis. Choose a
bandwidth from [DEFAULT], [LOW], [MIDDLE],
[HIGH], and [WIDE]. For example, when you
choose [MIDDLE], the middle range of the signals
is elevated, and contours in that middle range
are emphasized.
CRISPENING (Detail - Crispening)

You can choose the fineness for the objects to
which contour correction signals are added.
Choose a value from [0] to [7]. When you choose
a higher value, minute contour correction signal
elements are removed, and only the high level
contour correction signals, which reduce noise,
are left. When you choose a lower value, minute
contour correction signal elements, which
increase noise, are added to the picture.
HV BALANCE (Detail - HV Balance)

You can choose the ratio for horizontal and
vertical contour correction signal elements.
Choose a value from [–2] to [0] to [+2]. When you
choose a higher value, the horizontal contour
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VISIBILITY ENHANCER Menu ZOOM/FOCUS Menu
You can set the menu from the Web App menu. (SRG-A40)
For details, see [Exposure] under [Video] (page
66). The ZOOM/FOCUS menu is used to select the
zoom/focus mode.
You can set the zoom mode from the Web App
menu.
For details, see [PTZF Control] under [PTZF
Control] (page 81).
SETTING (Exposure - Visibility Enhancer)

When this is turned [ON], gradation correction is
adaptively performed according to the scene
being shot.
EFFECT (Exposure - Effect)

You can adjust the brightness of the shadows on
the screen. Choose a value from [–3] to [0] to [+3]. ZOOM
MODE (Zoom - Zoom Mode)

Select the zoom mode.
[OPTICAL]: Zooms objects within the optical
zoom range (up to 20x) of the camera.
[CLEAR IMAGE ZOOM] (Clear Image Zoom): An
image is zoomed in with less deterioration
of image quality over the optical region.
Zooming is up to 1.5× when the video
output format is 3840×2160, and up to 2×
for other formats.
[DIGITAL]: An image can be zoomed in up to 20×
optical zoom and 12× digital zoom
(including Clear Image Zoom) with up to a
total of 240× zoom.
Note
When the zoom mode setting is changed, set
[Start Position] and [Detection Settings] of [PTZ
Auto Framing Settings] again.
FOCUS
MODE (Live operation screen - Main tab)

Select the focus mode.
[AUTO]: The camera focuses automatically.
[MANUAL]: You can focus manually. Adjust
using the supplied remote commander or
optional remote controller.
Notes
Select [MANUAL] and adjust the focus manually
when shooting the following objects.
• White walls and other objects without contrast
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reflected
FOCUS Menu (SRG-A12)
• Nightscapes and other dark objects with The FOCUS menu is used to select the focus
blinking lights mode.
• Lit objects shot with darkened exposure You can set the menu from the Web App menu.
adjustment or exposure compensation For details, see [PTZF Control] under [PTZF
settings Control] (page 81).
MODE (Live operation screen - Main tab)

Select the focus mode.
[AUTO]: The camera focuses automatically.
[MANUAL]: You can focus manually. Adjust
using the supplied remote commander or
optional remote controller.
Notes
Select [MANUAL] and adjust the focus manually
when shooting the following objects.
• White walls and other objects without contrast
reflected
• Nightscapes and other dark objects with
blinking lights
• Lit objects shot with darkened exposure
adjustment or exposure compensation
settings
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FLICKER CANCEL (Others - Flicker Cancel)
PICTURE/OPTICAL FILTER When this is turned [ON], the flicker correction
feature becomes enabled.
Menu When this is turned [OFF], the flicker correction
feature becomes disabled.
The PICTURE/OPTICAL FILTER menu is used to
adjust picture quality improvement features and Note
optical filters.
You can set the menu from the Web App menu. Depending on conditions such as the type of
For details, see [Detail / NR], [Day/Night ICR] or illumination and shutter speed, the flicker
[Others] under [Video] (page 65). correction feature may not be effective.
If the frame rate is close to the power supply
frequency, the flicker correction feature may not
be able to fully remove flickers, even if it is
enabled. If this happens, use the electronic
shutter.
We recommend to set [FLICKER CANCEL] to [OFF]
under lights where no flicker is generated, such
as outdoors.
IMAGE STABILIZER (Others - Image

Stabilizer)
You can select this function according to the
PICTURE shooting conditions.
[OFF]: The image stabilization feature becomes
HIGH RESOLUTION (Detail / NR - High disabled.
Resolution Mode) [ON]: The image stabilization feature becomes
enabled.
You can set [HIGH RESOLUTION] (High resolution
When set to [ON], you can obtain steadier
mode) to [ON] or [OFF]. When set to [ON], you
images if vibration is present.
can enjoy emphasized edge and high-resolution
images.
Notes
Notes • The image stabilizer function is not effective
during pan/tilt operations. It may take some
• When set to [ON], image noise may increase
time for the image to stabilize after performing
more than when set to [OFF].
pan/tilt operations.
• When [MODE] is set to [MANUAL] in [DETAIL],
• If the image stabilizer function is already
the function is not available.
enabled, it may take some time for the image
to stabilize after turning on the power of the
NOISE REDUCTION (NR - NR Mode) camera.
You can obtain clearer images by removing • Depending on the installation conditions, the
unnecessary noise (fixed pattern and image stabilizer may not be effective.
randomized noise) with [NOISE REDUCTION]. • When the image stabilization feature is on, the
Choose from [OFF] or level 1 through level 5. PTZ Auto Framing performance may be
When you select [ADVANCED], you can set up [2D affected.
NR LEVEL] and [3D NR LEVEL] independently.
OPTICAL FILTER
2D NR LEVEL (NR - 2D NR Level)
This is enabled when [NOISE REDUCTION] is
[ADVANCED]. Choose from [OFF] or level [1] IR CUT FILTER (Day/Night ICR - Mode)
through level [5] for noise reduction. You can choose either to enable or disable the IR
cut filter feature.
3D NR LEVEL (NR - 3D NR Level) By disabling the IR cut filter feature, the gain in
the IR region is increased, allowing the camera to
This is enabled when [NOISE REDUCTION] is capture images in shadow.
[ADVANCED]. Choose from [OFF] or level [1] [DAY]: IR cut filter feature is enabled to remove
through level [5] for noise reduction.
unnecessary IR.
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[NIGHT]: IR cut filter feature is disabled. The
picture becomes monochrome.
[AUTO]: The mode is automatically switched to
PAN TILT/PRESET RECALL
[DAY] or [NIGHT]. Menu
Note The PAN TILT/PRESET RECALL menu is used to
select the pan/tilt/preset recall mode.
When this setting is set to [AUTO], set [EXPOSURE You can set the menu from the Web App menu.
MODE] to [FULL AUTO]. For details, see [PTZF Control] or [P/T Range
Limit] under [PTZF Control] (page 81).
ICR THRESHOLD (Day/Night ICR –
Threshold)
When [IR CUT FILTER] is set to [AUTO], choose a
level to switch from [NIGHT] to [DAY] in the range
from 0 to 255.
The mode is subject to change from [NIGHT] to
[DAY] the smaller the chosen value is.
Note
If a larger value is chosen, the mode may not be
switched to the DAY mode even when the object
is bright. In this case, choose a smaller value.
PAN TILT
PAN LIMIT (Range Limit - Setting)

Set whether to limit the pan rotation range.
[OFF]: Do not apply range limit.
[ON]: Apply range limit.
LEFT (Range Limit - Left)

–170 degrees to +169 degrees, adjustable in 1
degree increments.
RIGHT (Range Limit - Right)

–169 degrees to +170 degrees, adjustable in 1
degree increments.
TILT LIMIT (Range Limit - Setting)

Set whether to limit the tilt rotation range.
[OFF]: Do not apply range limit.
[ON]: Apply range limit.
DOWN (Range Limit - Down)

–20 degrees to +89 degrees when [IMG FLIP] is
set to [OFF], and –90 degrees to +19 degrees
when [IMG FLIP] is set to [ON]. Adjustable in 1
degree increments.
UP (Range Limit - Up)

–19 degrees to +90 degrees when [IMG FLIP] is
set to [OFF], and –89 degrees to +20 degrees
when [IMG FLIP] is set to [ON]. Adjustable in 1
degree increments.
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Setting range of LEFT/RIGHT PAN TILT SLOW (Pan-Tilt - Slow Pan-Tilt
CENTER (±0°)
Mode)
You can select slow speed panning/tilting.
[OFF]: The camera pans/tilts at the standard
speed.
[ON]: The camera pan/tilt speed is slower.
PRESET RECALL
You can select preset recall settings.
RECALL SPEED (Preset - Speed Select)

You can select the preset recall speed.
[COMPATIBLE]: Work differently depending on
the commands for preset recall.
• For VISCA command: Pan/tilt work with
the speed set by each preset.
• For CGI command: Pan/tilt work with the
–170° +170°
speed specified by the CGI command of
preset recall.
Setting range of DOWN/UP
[SEPARATE]: Pan/tilt work with the speed set by
+90° each preset.
[COMMON]: Pan/tilt work with the common
speed to all presets.
COMMON SPEED (Preset - Common

Speed)
±0° This is enabled when [RECALL SPEED] is
[COMMON]. Pan/tilt speed for preset recall,
–20°
which is common to all presets.
PICT FREEZE PRESET (Preset - Pict Freeze

Preset)
You can select the output image for preset recall.
[OFF]: Output image directly from the camera.
[ON]: Output frozen image during preset
Notes
recalling.
• Configure [PAN LIMIT] and [TILT LIMIT] before

storing the camera position in a preset
memory. If the camera position is out of the
range of the [PAN LIMIT] and [TILT LIMIT]
settings, you cannot store the camera position
in the preset memory.
• When you change the [IMG FLIP] setting in the
SYSTEM menu, the [PAN LIMIT] and [TILT LIMIT]
settings are reset to the factory settings.
RAMP CURVE
Acceleration/deceleration curve for pan and tilt.
Note
This is fixed to [MODE1] for this camera.
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VIDEO OUT Menu SYSTEM Menu
You can set [COLOR SPACE] from the Web App You can set the menu from the Web App menu.
menu on a web browser. For details, see [Installation] of [System] (page
For details, see [Installation] under [System] 63) or [PTZF Control] under [PTZF Control] (page
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IMG FLIP (System - Image Flip)
When [IMG FLIP] is set to [ON], the picture is
COLOR SPACE (Video Out - Color Space)
flipped vertically and the picture shift direction
Set the color space of HDMI output. by the pan/tilt operation is also reversed.
After the [IMG FLIP] setting is changed, turn off
the camera and turn it on again to activate the
change.
Note
When the [IMG FLIP] setting is changed, the
coordinates for pan and tilt are flipped and the
following are reset.
– Pan-Tilt limit (PAN-TILT LIMIT)
– Preset
– PTZ Auto Framing setting
IR RECEIVE (System - IR Remote)

If this is turned [OFF], the camera does not
receive signals from the supplied remote
commander.
Be sure to turn this [ON] when you use the
supplied remote commander.
Note
You cannot set [IR RECEIVE] to [OFF] when using
the supplied remote commander. Set [IR
RECEIVE] to [OFF] using the remote controller
(not supplied) or from the Web App menu on the
web browser.
TALLY LEVEL (System - Tally Lamp

Brightness)
This allows you to configure the settings related
to the tally lamp on the front of the camera.
Choose from [HIGH], [LOW], and [OFF].
[HIGH]: When the tally lamp is turned on, it
comes on bright.
[LOW]: When the tally lamp is turned on, it
comes on dim.
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[OFF]: Even when the tally-lamp-ON command is standby mode and turn it on again, or execute
received, the tally lamp does not light up. [REBOOT] to reflect the changes.
Select the setting from [2160/29.97p],
Note [1080/59.94p A], [1080/59.94p B], [1080/59.94i],
[1080/29.97p], [720/59.94p], [720/59.94p VGA],
When [TALLY LEVEL] is set to [OFF], the tally lamp [2160/25p], [1080/50p A], [1080/50p B],
does not light up. [1080/50i], [1080/25p], [720/50p],
[2160/23.98p], or [1080/23.98p].
TELE CONVERT MODE (System - Tele
Convert) Notes
You can shoot using 2× magnification. The video format cannot be changed when the
[OFF]: Does not use the magnification function. SYSTEM SELECT switch is set to a value other than
[2x]: Uses the magnification function. 6.
Notes REBOOT
• This is enabled only when the SYSTEM SELECT Reboot the camera.
switch or the [VIDEO FORMAT] setting is set to
1920×1080.
• The angle of view when [TELE CONVERT MODE]
is set to [2x] is narrower than when set to [OFF].
• When used with the image stabilizer function,
image quality may be degraded. Set [IMAGE
STABILIZER] (Image stabilizer) to [OFF] if
desired.
• When the [TELE CONVERT MODE] setting is
changed, set [Start Position] and [Detection
Settings] of [PTZ Auto Framing Settings] again.
STANDBY MODE (System – Standby Mode)

This is the function to move the pan position to
the end automatically when the camera enters in
the standby mode.
[NEUTRAL]: The pan position is not moved
automatically.
[SIDE]: The pan position is moved to the end
automatically.
Notes
• When the mode is set to [SIDE], the pan
position is moved to the end, exceeding the
limit even if [PAN LIMIT] is specified.
• After the camera is turned on from the standby
mode, the camera position moves to the
position recorded on PRESET1.
VIDEO FORMAT (Video Out – Format)

Select the video format of the signal to be output
from the HDMI and SDI OUT terminals.
The video format can be changed from this menu
when the SYSTEM SELECT switch is set to 6.
When the SYSTEM SELECT switch is set to a value
other than 6, the setting status of the SYSTEM
SELECT switch and the SDI format level of the
CAMERA SETUP switch are displayed.
After the setting is changed, turn off the camera
and turn it on again, put the camera in the
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DEVICE INFO (Device information
STATUS Menu of the camera and setting status of
switches on the back of the
camera)
Displays the device information. The Web App
menu is not available for this display.
MODEL NAME (Information - Model

Name)
Displays the model name of the camera.
SERIAL NUMBER (Information - Serial

The STATUS menu is used to display the settings Number)
selected with the menus. This menu only Displays the serial number of the camera.
displays the current menu settings, and you
cannot change them with this menu. VERSION (Information - Version
The current menu settings will vary depending
on the camera model. Press the  or  button of
Number)
the remote commander to switch PAGE. Displays the software version of the camera.
For SRG-A40 NAME (Common - Camera Name)

PAGE1: Items in the EXPOSURE menu
PAGE2: Items in the COLOR menu Displays the name applied to the camera. To
PAGE3: Items in the DETAIL menu change the name, see [Network] under
PAGE4: Items in the VE menu [Network] (page 73) of the Web App menu, or
PAGE5: Items in the ZOOM/FOCUS menu refer to the “RM-IP Setup Tool.”
PAGE6: Items in the PICTURE/OPT.FILTER menu
PAGE7: Items in the PAN TILT/PRESET menu SYSTEM MODE (Video Out - Format)
PAGE8: Items in the VIDEO OUT menu Displays the video output format of the camera.
PAGE9: Items in the SYSTEM menu
PAGE10: Device information of the camera and
status of switch settings on the back of the IR SELECT
camera Displays the number of the IR SELECT switch on
PAGE11: Network settings the back of the camera.
For SRG-A12
PAGE1: Items in the EXPOSURE menu
SDI LEVEL
PAGE2: Items in the COLOR menu Displays the status of SDI LEVEL.
PAGE3: Items in the DETAIL menu
PAGE4: Items in the VE menu VISCA RATE
PAGE5: Items in the FOCUS menu
PAGE6: Items in the PICTURE/OPT.FILTER menu Displays the rate of the BAUD RATE SELECT
PAGE7: Items in the PAN TILT/PRESET menu switch on the back of the camera.
PAGE8: Items in the VIDEO OUT menu
PAGE9: Items in the SYSTEM menu
PAGE10: Device information of the camera and NETWORK
status of switch settings on the back of the The NETWORK menu is used to configure
camera Network settings.
PAGE11: Network settings
The [DEVICE INFO] and [NETWORK] screens are MAC ADDRESS (Status - MAC Address)
only in the STATUS menu. Displays the MAC address of the camera.
IP ADDRESS (Status - IP Address)

Displays the IP address set up on the camera.
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SUBNET MASK (Status - Subnet Mask)
Displays the subnet mask currently set up for the
camera.
GATEWAY (Status - Gateway)

Displays the default gateway address currently
set up for the camera.
Note
Configure these settings using the setup
application “RM-IP Setup Tool” on your
computer.
For details on the settings, refer to the “RM-IP
Setup Tool Guide.”
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Menu Configuration
The camera menu is configured as described below. For more details, refer to the pages in parenthesis.
The initial settings of each item are in bold. Only supported functions are displayed.
Menu item Setting item Setting value

EXPOSURE MODE FULL AUTO, SHUTTER Pri, IRIS Pri, MANUAL
(page 30)
GAIN 0dB, 3dB, 6dB, 9dB, 12dB, 15dB, 18dB, 21dB, 24dB, 27dB, 30dB, 33dB, 36dB
(When high-sensitivity mode is set to OFF)
0dB, 3dB, 6dB, 9dB, 12dB, 15dB, 18dB, 21dB, 24dB, 27dB, 30dB, 33dB, 36dB,
39dB, 42dB, 45dB, 48dB (When high-sensitivity mode is set to ON)
(Adjustable only when MODE in the EXPOSURE menu is set to MANUAL.)
SPEED For the 59.94 or 29.97 frame rate of video output:
1/1, 2/3, 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/6, 1/8, 1/10, 1/15, 1/20, 1/30, 1/50, 1/60, 1/90, 1/100,
1/125, 1/180, 1/250, 1/350, 1/500, 1/725, 1/1000, 1/1500, 1/2000, 1/3000,
1/4000, 1/6000, 1/10000
For the 50 or 25 frame rate of video output:
1/1, 2/3, 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/6, 1/8, 1/12, 1/15, 1/20, 1/25, 1/30, 1/50, 1/60, 1/100,
1/120, 1/150, 1/215, 1/300, 1/425, 1/600, 1/1000, 1/1250, 1/1750, 1/2500,
1/3500, 1/6000, 1/10000
For the 23.98 frame rate of video output:
1/1, 2/3, 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/6, 1/8, 1/12, 1/20, 1/24, 1/25, 1/40, 1/48, 1/50, 1/60,
1/96, 1/100, 1/120, 1/144, 1/192, 1/200, 1/288, 1/400, 1/576, 1/1200, 1/2400,
1/4800, 1/10000
(Adjustable only when MODE in the EXPOSURE menu is set to MANUAL or
SHUTTER Pri.)
IRIS F2.0/F2.2/F2.4/F2.6/F2.8/F3.1/F3.4/F3.7/F4.0/F4.4/F4.8/F5.2/F5.6/F6.2/
F6.8/F7.3/F8.0/F8.7/F9.6/F10/F11/CLOSE
(Adjustable only when MODE in the EXPOSURE menu is set to MANUAL or IRIS
Pri.)
AE SPEED 1 ~ 48
(Adjustable only when MODE in the EXPOSURE menu is set to FULL AUTO,
SHUTTER Pri, or IRIS Pri.)
EX-COMP OFF, ON
LEVEL -7, -6, -5, -4, -3, -2, -1, 0, +1, +2, +3, +4, +5, +6, +7
(Adjustable when MODE in the EXPOSURE menu is set to FULL AUTO,
SHUTTER Pri, or IRIS Pri, and EX COMP is set to ON.)
GAIN LIMIT 9dB, 12dB, 15dB, 18dB, 21dB, 24dB, 27dB, 30dB, 33dB, 36dB (When high-
sensitivity mode is set to OFF)
21dB, 24dB, 27dB, 30dB, 33dB, 36dB, 39dB, 42dB, 45dB, 48dB (When high-
sensitivity mode is set to ON)
GAIN POINT OFF, ON
(Adjustable only when MODE in the EXPOSURE menu is set to FULL AUTO or
IRIS Pri.)
POINT POSITION 0dB, 3dB, 6dB, 9dB, 12dB, 15dB, 18dB, 21dB, 24dB, 27dB, 30dB, 33dB, 36dB
(When high-sensitivity mode is set to OFF)
0dB, 3dB, 6dB, 9dB, 12dB, 15dB, 18dB, 21dB, 24dB, 27dB, 30dB, 33dB, 36dB,
39dB, 42dB, 45dB, 48dB (When high-sensitivity mode is set to ON)
(Adjustable when MODE in the EXPOSURE menu is set to FULL AUTO or IRIS
Pri, and GAIN POINT is set to ON.)
MAX SPEED For the 59.94 or 29.97 frame rate of video output:
1/30, 1/50, 1/60, 1/90, 1/100, 1/125, 1/180, 1/250, 1/350, 1/500, 1/725, 1/1000,
1/1500, 1/2000, 1/3000, 1/4000, 1/6000, 1/10000
1/25, 1/30, 1/50, 1/60, 1/100, 1/120, 1/150, 1/215, 1/300, 1/425, 1/600, 1/1000,
1/1250, 1/1750, 1/2500, 1/3500, 1/6000, 1/10000
1/24, 1/25, 1/40, 1/48, 1/50, 1/60, 1/96, 1/100, 1/120, 1/144, 1/192, 1/200,
1/288, 1/400, 1/576, 1/1200, 1/2400, 1/4800, 1/10000
IRIS Pri.)
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MIN SPEED For the 59.94 or 29.97 frame rate of video output:
1/1, 2/3, 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/6, 1/8, 1/10, 1/15, 1/20, 1/30, 1/50, 1/60, 1/90, 1/100,
1/125, 1/180, 1/250, 1/350, 1/500, 1/725, 1/1000, 1/1500, 1/2000, 1/3000,
1/4000, 1/6000, 1/10000
1/1, 2/3, 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/6, 1/8, 1/12, 1/15, 1/20, 1/25, 1/30, 1/50, 1/60, 1/100,
1/120, 1/150, 1/215, 1/300, 1/425, 1/600, 1/1000, 1/1250, 1/1750, 1/2500,
1/3500, 1/6000, 1/10000
1/1, 2/3, 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/6, 1/8, 1/12, 1/20, 1/24, 1/25, 1/40, 1/48, 1/50, 1/60,
1/96, 1/100, 1/120, 1/144, 1/192, 1/200, 1/288, 1/400, 1/576, 1/1200, 1/2400,
1/4800, 1/10000
IRIS Pri.)
BACKLIGHT OFF, ON
SPOTLIGHT OFF, ON
SLOW SHUTTER OFF, ON
IRIS Pri.)

COLOR WHITE BALANCE AUTO1, AUTO2, INDOOR, OUTDOOR, ONE PUSH, MANUAL
(page 33) MODE
SPEED 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
(Adjustable only when WHITE BALANCE MODE is set to AUTO1 or AUTO2.)
OFFSET –7, –6, –5, –4, –3, –2, –1, 0, +1, +2, +3, +4, +5, +6, +7
(Adjustable only when WHITE BALANCE MODE is set to AUTO1, AUTO2, or ONE
PUSH.)
R.GAIN –128 ~ 0 ~ +127
(Adjustable only when WHITE BALANCE MODE is set to MANUAL.)
B.GAIN –128 ~ 0 ~ +127
(Adjustable only when WHITE BALANCE MODE is set to MANUAL.)

DETAIL MODE AUTO, MANUAL
(page 34)
LEVEL –7, –6, –5, –4, –3, –2, –1, 0, +1, +2, +3, +4, +5, +6, +7, +8
BAND WIDTH DEFAULT, LOW, MIDDLE, HIGH, WIDE
(Adjustable only when MODE in the DETAIL menu is set to MANUAL.)
CRISPENING 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
HV BALANCE –2, –1, 0, +1, +2
BW BALANCE TYPE0, TYPE1, TYPE2, TYPE3, TYPE4
LIMIT 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
HIGHLIGHT DETAIL 0, 1, 2, 3, 4
SUPER LOW 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
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VISIBILITY SETTING OFF, ON
ENHANCER EFFECT –3, –2, –1, 0, +1, +2, +3
(page 35)

ZOOM/FOCUS ZOOM MODE OPTICAL, CLEAR IMAGE ZOOM, DIGITAL
(SRG-A40) FOCUS MODE AUTO, MANUAL
(page 35)

FOCUS MODE AUTO, MANUAL
(SRG-A12)
(page 36)
Menu item Setting item Setting item Setting value

(first level) (second level)
PICTURE/OPTICAL PICTURE HIGH RESOLUTION OFF, ON
FILTER NOISE REDUCTION OFF, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, ADVANCED
(page 37)
2D NR LEVEL OFF, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
(Adjustable only when NOISE REDUCTION is set to
ADVANCED.)
3D NR LEVEL OFF, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
(Adjustable only when NOISE REDUCTION is set to
ADVANCED.)
FLICKER CANCEL OFF, ON
IMAGE STABILIZER OFF, ON
OPTICAL FILTER IR CUT FILTER NIGHT, DAY, AUTO
ICR THRESHOLD 0 ~ 14 ~ 255
(Adjustable only when IR CUT FILTER is set to AUTO.)

PAN TILT/PRESET PAN TILT PAN LIMIT OFF, ON
RECALL LEFT -170° ~ +169°
(page 38)
(Adjustable only when PAN LIMIT is set to ON.)
RIGHT -169° ~ +170°
(Adjustable only when PAN LIMIT is set to ON.)
TILT LIMIT OFF, ON
DOWN when IMG FLIP is OFF:
-20° ~ +89°
when IMG FLIP is ON:
-90° ~ +19°
(Adjustable only when TILT LIMIT is set to ON)
UP when IMG FLIP is OFF:
-19° ~ +90°
when IMG FLIP is ON:
-89° ~ +20°
(Adjustable only when TILT LIMIT is set to ON)
RAMP CURVE MODE1
PAN TILT SLOW OFF, ON
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PRESET RECALL RECALL SPEED COMPATIBLE, SEPARATE, COMMON
COMMON SPEED 1 ~ 25
(Adjustable only when RECALL SPEED is set to
COMMON.)
PICT FREEZE PRESET OFF, ON

VIDEO OUT HDMI COLOR SPACE YCbCr, RGB
(page 40)

SYSTEM IMG FLIP ON, OFF
(page 40) IR RECEIVE ON, OFF
TALLY LEVEL OFF, LOW, HIGH
TELE CONVERT OFF, 2x
MODE
STANDBY MODE NEUTRAL, SIDE
VIDEO FORMAT 2160/29.97p, 1080/59.94p A, 1080/59.94p B, 1080/59.94i, 1080/29.97p,
720/59.94p, 720/59.94p VGA, 2160/25p, 1080/50p A, 1080/50p B, 1080/50i,
1080/25p, 720/50p, 2160/23.98p, 1080/23.98p
REBOOT NOT EXEC, EXEC
Menu item Setting item

STATUS EXPOSURE
(page 42) COLOR
DETAIL
VE
ZOOM/FOCUS (SRG-A40) or FOCUS (SRG-A12)
PICTURE/OPT.FILTER
PAN TILT/PRESET
VIDEO OUT
SYSTEM
DEVICE INFO
NETWORK
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• If you use a display with high pixel density, the
Accessing the Camera from a Web zoom percentage may change automatically.
Browser • Web pages displayed when you access the
camera are JavaScript. Web pages may not be
displayed correctly if some antivirus software
You can access the camera from a web browser are used on your computer.
on a computer to operate the camera, change
the setting, and upgrade the firmware.
An IP address must be set on the camera for
access from a web browser. For details on IP
address settings, refer to “RM-IP Setup Tool Accessing the Camera from a
Guide.”
Web Browser
Setting-up the Computer Accessing the Web App entering

the camera’s IP address
System configurations required for the Computer
are shown in the following (as of May 2023). Start a web browser on the computer and enter
the IP address of the camera in the address bar.
This camera’s Web App screen is displayed on
OS/Web browser
the web browser.
Windows
OS version This camera is shipped with the DHCP mode.
Windows 11 (64-bit version) Confirm the camera’s IP address on RM-IP Setup
Windows 10 (64-bit version) Tool.
Web browser
Google Chrome (Recommended) Note
Microsoft Edge
macOS When the HTTP port number is changed from
OS version “80”, enter “http://this camera’s IP address:port
macOS 11 number”.
macOS 12
Web browser
Google Chrome Accessing the Web App entering
the camera’s URL
CPU Start a web browser on the computer and enter
Intel® Core™ 7th generation (Kaby Lake) or later the URL which is printed on the bottom label of
(Recommended) the camera or the supplied URL label in the
address bar.
Memory This camera’s Web App screen is displayed on
the web browser.
8 GB (Recommended)
Note
Display
Use an mDNS*-compliant device to access the
1920×1080 (Recommended) Web App when entering a URL.
Notes (protocol) used to find an IP address from host
• If the required system configurations are not names in the local network.
implemented, or depending on the computer
usage status, it may affect video-play
operation on a web browser. Accessing the Web App using the
• For Windows 10, turn off the tablet mode. QR code
• Every page is optimized when the zoom
percentage is [100%] and font size is [Medium] Take a picture of the QR code printed on the
on a web browser. camera’s bottom label or the supplied URL label
• If an image does not fit on the screen, set the using a computer’s camera, etc., and open the
display setting (zoom percentage) of your displayed link.
computer to 100%. This camera’s Web App screen is displayed on
the web browser.
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Note
Use an mDNS*-compliant device to access the
When the SSL Function is
URL read from the QR code on a Web App.
Used
(protocol) used to find an IP address from host
names in the local network. When [Enable (Allow HTTP connection
for some clients)] (page 78) is selected
To access the HTTP or SSL connection, enter the
following in the address box of the web browser.
Setting the Initial Password For HTTP connection
Accessing the camera for the first time requires http://this camera’s IP address/index.html
initial settings.
For SSL connection
Note https://this camera’s IP address/index.html
A screen asking for a password to be set is
displayed for HDMI and SDI OUT until an initial
password is set for the camera.
Start the Web App connecting the

camera to the computer
When using the camera for the first time, a user
name and password are required for the web
browser. Enter the following;
• User name: admin
• Password: blank space
Perform the initial setting following the screen’s
instructions.
Note
The following letters are available for the user
name and password. Set 8 to 64 characters for
passwords including alphabetical capital letters,
lower case letters, and numbers.
• Alphanumeric
• Symbol (!$%`*+-./<=>?@[]^_{¦}~)
When You Use Antivirus

Software on Your Computer
• When you use antivirus software, security
software, personal firewall, or pop-up blocker
on your computer, the camera performance
may be reduced. For example, the frame rate
for displaying the image may be lower.
• Web pages displayed when you access the
camera are JavaScript. Web pages may not be
displayed correctly if some antivirus software
are used on your computer.
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Web App Screen PTZ Auto Framing Setting Screen
Press the [PTZ Auto Framing Settings] tab to
display the setting screen of PTZ Auto Framing.
About Web App Screen

You can operate pan/tilt/zoom/focus, PTZ Auto
Framing, and the camera setting on a browser by
connecting the camera to the computer (called
“Web App” hereafter).
This document uses SRG-A40’s Web App screen.
For starting Web App, refer to “Web App Menu

Operation Method” (page 60).
For details on the PTZ Auto Framing setting
Note screen, refer to “PTZ Auto Framing Screen”
(page 54).
Web App does not support the camera’s audio
output.
Note
When starting Web App, the following live To open the PTZ Auto Framing setting screen,
operation screen is displayed. Administrator or Full authority is required. For
details, refer to [User] under [Security] (page 75).
Live Operation Screen

Setting Screen
Press [Settings] tab to display the setting screen
(called Web App menu).
For details of the live operation screen, refer to

“Location and Function of the Live Operation
Screen” (page 51).
The common buttons and icons of the live
operation screen and setting screen are Notes
displayed on the screen top. • To display the setting screen, Administrator
authority is required. For details, refer to [User]
under [Security] (page 75).
• The setting content is not confirmed until
For common parts of the screen, refer to pressing [OK] button on the Web App menu.
“Location and Function of the Screen Common When the setting is changed on the page with
Parts” (page 51). the [OK] button displayed, make sure to press
You can switch the screen by pressing the [OK] button.
operation screen switching tab of the common
parts. For details on the setting screen, refer to “Setting
Screen” (page 59).
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Location and Function of the
Screen Common Parts Live Operation Screen
This section explains the location and function of
the screen common parts. Location and Function of the Live
Operation Screen
ɞ ɟ ɠ ɡɢ ɣ
This section explains the location and function of
the live operation screen.
 Camera name
ɞ ɟ ɠ
Displays the camera name.
The name can be changed on [Camera
Name] under [Network] on the Web App
menu.
 Power Switch
When turning on the camera, [Power ON] is
displayed. When [Power Standby] is selected
when the switch is pressed down, the
camera’s power goes into the Standby.
When [Power ON] is selected when the
switch is pressed down while [Power
Standby] is displayed, the camera turns on.
 Switching section of the operation screen

ɡ ɢ
Press the tab to change the operation
screen.  PTZ Auto Framing operation section
[Live] tab: Displays the live operation The PTZ Auto Framing function keeps
screen. shooting the moving subject under an
[PTZ Auto Framing Settings] tab: Displays optimum composition, rotating the camera
the PTZ Auto Framing setting screen. up, down, left, right, zoom in or zoom out
[Settings] tab: Displays the setting screen automatically based on the shot video. To
(Web App menu). use the PTZ Auto Framing, in advance the
initial setting on the PTZ Auto Framing
 Temperature abnormality warning setting tab is required. For details of the
A warning is displayed when the internal initial setting, refer to “Location and function
temperature is high. of the PTZ Auto Framing Setting Screen”
After the power is turned off, do not use the (page 54). Also, for details of the operation
camera until it cools down. of the PTZ Auto Framing refer to “Location
and function of PTZ Auto Framing execution
 Streaming distribution status display screen” (page 58).
Displayed while a stream is being distributed
(only when the streaming setting is set to  Camera’s video section
[SRT-Caller]). Displays the video while shooting.
When performing the PTZ Auto Framing and
 Screen operation lock switch Detected Indicator (page 57) is valid,
(Operation Unlock): Turn the switch to Detected Indicator is displayed.
the left to operate the live operation Also, the red frame is displayed around the
screen. video depending on the external tally lamp
(Operation Lock): Turn the switch to signal.
the right to lock the operation of the live
operation screen in order to prevent  Camera’s operation section
malfunctions. Sets the necessary functions that operate
the camera. Switches the displayed screen
using the screen top tab.
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(Audio) tab
Displays the setting items related to audio.
For details, refer to the operations of each

function.
ͦ
(Main) tab
Displays the setting values of functions
which are operated frequently. The following ͧ
functions can be selected.
• Focus
ͨ
• Zoom Speed
• Pan-Tilt Speed
ͩ
ʓ ʔ  Input
Selects the Audio input setting.
ʕ Mic: Selects the mic input.
Line: Selects the line input.
ʖ  Mic Volume
Sets the mic volume level.
Between -10 to +10 can be selected.
ʗ
This can be set only when the Audio input
setting is set to the mic.
 Peak Limiter
Sets the auto adjustment function of the
 Focus mode
gain.
Selects the focus mode.
When displaying , the gain auto
AF: Selects the auto focus mode.
adjustment function turns to On.
MF: Selects the manual mode.
When displaying , the gain auto
adjustment function turns to Off.
 One Push AF
Performs the auto focus once. This can be
 Equalizer
performed only when in manual focus mode.
Sets the audio equalizing function.
 Focus adjustment Off Turns the function off
Adjusts the focus using the slider. This can
Low Cut Reduces the low-pass
be performed only when in manual focus
mode. Voice Emphasizes the audio
Enhancement
 Zoom Speed
Sets the zoom speed for operating the zoom (Stream) tab
of the angle of view operation section by Displays the setting items related to
using the slider. streaming. The items differ depending on
the streaming method.
 Pan-Tilt Speed Perform the start/stop of the distribution
Sets the pan/tilt speed using the slider for when [SRT-Caller] is set.
operating the pan/tilt of the angle of view
operation section. For details, refer to “Stream Setting” under
“Stream” (page 83).
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 Full Screen Display
Displays the monitor by opening a new Web
browser.
ͦ
 Pan-Tilt Home
ͧ Places the pan/tilt towards Home (front).
 Pan-Tilt Reset
ͨ Initializes the pan/tilt.
ͩ
 Preset position control section
ͪ Displays the angle of view which is
ͫ registered as a thumbnail. Double tap the
thumbnail to restore the memorized angle of
view in the preset.
Press to hide the preset position control
section.
 Streaming mode display For the preset position, refer to “Preset Items
Displays the streaming mode. and Image Setting File Items” (page 94).
 URL display  Angle of view control section

Displays the delivery destination URL of SRT- Used to adjust the angle of view. Press to
Caller. hide the angle of view control section.
 Image Size display

Displays the streaming Image Size. ʓ ʔ ʕ
 Frame Rate display

Displays the streaming Frame Rate.
 Bit Rate display

Displays the streaming Bit Rate.
 Streaming control
Operates start/stop of the stream.
(Others) tab
ʖ
Displays the setting items of the other
For details on the operating method, refer to
functions.
“Angle of view’s adjustment” (page 61).
 Zoom slider
Operates the camera’s zoom using the slider.
ʓ  Joystick
Operates the camera’s pan/tilt.
The camera’s direction and speed change
according to the direction and amount of
drag.
ʔ Lightly press the areas around the joystick to
make precise adjustments to the pan/tilt
ʕ position.
ʖ
 Close button
Selects to show or hide the angle of view of
the control section.
 Language setting
Sets the displayed language.  Pan/tilt reset guidance
Notifies the need for pan/tilt reset.
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the camera status, then displays the
PTZ Auto Framing Screen setting section again.
[Cancel]: Cancels the changes on the setting
section. Returns the setting changes to
the previous status.
Location and function of the PTZ Displays the page number when the initial
Auto Framing Setting Screen setting is performed.
This section explains the location and function of After the PTZ Auto Framing is set for the first
the PTZ Auto Framing setting screen. time, PTZ Auto Framing can be performed on the
Live operation screen by proceeding through the
ɞ ɟ following screens: [Initial Setup] - [Framing] -
[Start Position] - [Detection Settings] - [Others].
Notes
• When the movable camera range is controlled
while performing PTZ Auto Framing, set [limit
the range of pan & tilt] before starting the initial
setting. PTZ Auto Framing tracks the tracking
subject between the pan/tilt range controls.
• When the image flip function is performed, the
PTZ Auto Framing setting returns to the initial
setting. When setting, set the image flip
function before setting PTZ Auto Framing.
• Disable the Image Stabilizer function. When
ɠ enabled, PTZ Auto Framing does not perform
well.
• When [TELE CONVERT MODE] setting is
 Tab changed, set [Start Position] and [Detection
The setting item of PTZ Auto Framing. Settings] of [PTZ Auto Framing Settings] again.
Only [Initial Setup] can be selected before
ending the initial setting of PTZ Auto
Initial Setup
Framing.
Once the initial setting is finished, each Performs the initial setting of PTZ Auto Framing.
setting item can be selected separately. Displays the [Start] button only when setting PTZ
Auto Framing for the first time.
 Setting section Press the [Start] button to start the initial setting
Displays the content of the setting item of PTZ Auto Framing, and each item is set in
which is selected in the tab. order.
 Page operation section Framing

The operation buttons of the first time Sets the shooting composition during PTZ Auto
setting Framing.
[Start]: Starts the initial setting for the first The shooting composition setting of the tracking
time. subject size, height of face, human size, and left
[Next]: Applies the content on the setting and right directions can be performed.
section, then proceeds to the next page.
[Back]: Applies the content on the setting
section, then returns to the previous
page.
[Done]: Completes the initial setting.
The operation buttons for setting after the
second time
[Start initial setup again]: Resets the once
completed initial setting.
[Reload]: Deletes the changes on the setting
section. Acquires the camera status, then
displays the setting section again.
[OK]: Applies the changes performed on the
setting section to the camera. Acquires
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Adjust Framing
ɞ ɟ Enables adjustment of the position for the
height, size, and left and right directions of the
tracking object in the screen.
Select [Face Height], [Body Size], or [Placement].
ɠ The composition detail adjustment can be
performed on the live screen while performing
PTZ Auto Framing.
As the selected setting is applied to the view

image on the left, refer to this when setting.
Also, the options of [Face Height] and [Body Size]
differ depending on the [Size of the Tracked
Object] selection.
 Composition image view

Displays the composition image view
following the tracking subject size, height of
face, human size, and position of the left and
right directions. Refer to this when setting
the composition.
 Size of the Tracked Object

Selects the tracking object size.
 Adjust Framing Start Position

Press [Adjust Framing] to display the Sets the Start Position which starts PTZ Auto
window. Framing.
The details of [Face Height], [Body Size], and Returns to the start position when [Restart]
[Placement] can be adjusted. button is pressed in the live operation screen.
Also, when the subject is lost, returns to this
Size of the Tracked Object angle of view and detects the subject again.
Selects the shooting size of the tracking object in
general. The items are [Close Up], [Waist], and
ɞ ɟ
[Full Body]. When [Full Body] is selected, the
composition is adjusted to capture the entire
body of the tracking object. [Waist] shoots the
tracking object bigger than [Full Body], and
[Close Up] shoots bigger than [Waist].
Menu Detail Initial Content

item and setting value
setting of the ɠ
value factory
default
setting
Size of Close Up/ Full Body Used to select the
the Waist/ tracking object size.
Tracked Full Body
Object
Note
 Camera video section
Displays the current camera video. Adjust
The tracking may be off while performing PTZ the start position referring to this video.
Auto Framing when a tracking object moving at a
fast speed is shot in a large composition. In this
case, adjust the tracking object size to a smaller
size in the composition.
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 Pan-Tilt Reset Tracking setting section
Performs the initialization movement for the
pan/tilt. Menu Detail Initial Content
Press when the POWER lamp and NETWORK setting of the
lamp are flashing simultaneously or when value factory
[Execute Pan-Tilt Reset.] is displayed in the default
angle of view control section. setting
Tracking 0 to 60 0 Valid when the
 Angle of view control section Timeout (second) tracking subject is
detected
Operates pan, tilt, or zoom to adjust the start automatically. Sets
position. the interval for
Each movement speed of pan/tilt and zoom time-out when the
can be adjusted. face of the tracking
subject cannot be
detected during
Detection Settings tracking. By time-
out, the camera
Configures the setting for detecting the object of returns to the start
PTZ Auto Framing. position and
detects the tracking
subject again.
ɞ ɟ The default value is
0 seconds. When 0
seconds is set, there
is no time-out.
Detection 0 to 600 0 Valid when the
Restart (second) tracking subject is
Time detected
ɠ automatically. Stops
the tracking forcibly,
returns to the start
position and sets
the interval for
detecting the
tracking subject
again. After tracking
starts when the
setting time has
passed, the camera
returns to the start
 Detection region setting section position to detect
When PTZ Auto Framing is enabled and the the subject again.
object enters into view here, the object is The default value is
detected automatically and the camera 0 seconds. When 0
seconds is set,
starts tracking it. tracking does not
The setting is valid when the automatic start again.
selection of the tracking object is On. Wait 1 to 60 6 Sets the waiting
Drag the blue edge to adjust. Time (second) time for when the
tracked person is
 Automatic Target Selection lost while tracking.
When Automatic
When this setting is valid, the settings of Target Selection is
[Detection Area], [Tracking Timeout], and valid, the camera
[Detection Restart Time] are valid, and the returns to the start
tracking object is detected and selected position and
detects the tracking
automatically when PTZ Auto Framing is subject again.
started. While this setting is invalid, when When Automatic
PTZ Auto Framing is started, selecting the Target Selection is
tracking object manually is required. invalid, the camera
waits for the
tracking subject to
 Tracking setting section appear again in the
Sets the time for the tracking’s time-out, screen. When the
restart and judgement of the object being subject does not
return to the screen,
lost. set a new tracking
subject manually.
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Others Menu Detail Initial Content
Performs the setting related to PTZ Auto
setting of the
Framing. value factory
default
Menu Detail Initial Content setting
setting of the Detected On / Off On When PTZ Auto
value factory Indicator Framing starts while
this setting is valid,
default
setting the dark green
frames to the
Auto On / Off Off When the camera selectable faces
Start starts while this which are detected
setting is valid, the currently as the
camera moves to tracking subjects,
the start position the green frame to
automatically, and the face of the
starts PTZ Auto tracked subject are
Framing. displayed on the
Green On / Off On When this setting is Web App’s live
Tally valid, the PTZ Auto screen.
Indication Framing’s status is
displayed by the Note
green tally lamp.
Lights up: When When many faces
tracking the subject are detected in the
Flashing: The detection area, the
tracking subject is live screen’s frame
lost and is in the rate may be lower.
standby state When also the
Lights off: Not tracking object is
operating not lost, Detected
Indicator may not
be displayed
Note temporarily or the
When the tally lamp color of Detected
is turned on using Indicator may
the outside VISCA/ change, depending
CGI commands, the on the detecting
tally lamp lights up, situation.
flashes in red, or
turns off
corresponding to
the PTZ Auto
Framing status.
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 PTZ Auto Framing start / stop
Location and function of PTZ Auto is displayed while the PTZ
Framing execution screen Auto Framing is stopped. Press this button to
start PTZ Auto Framing.
This section explains the location and functions
is displayed while PTZ Auto
of PTZ Auto Framing execution screen.
Framing is performed. Press this button to
stop PTZ Auto Framing.
Notes
The initial setting is required beforehand
• Auto tracking movement may not be using the PTZ Auto Framing tab. For details
performed properly when the camera’s focus of the initial setting, refer to “Location and
or exposure are not set correctly. The shooting function of the PTZ Auto Framing Setting
environment, including the brightness, lighting Screen” (page 54). Before the PTZ Auto
factors, the shooting angle (extreme overhead Framing initial setting, it is displayed grayed
or low angle) and the person’s density, size, out as the operation cannot be
clothing, movement, whether they are hidden performed.
by something, etc. may also affect the auto
tracking movement.  PTZ Auto Framing status display
• The face recognition function may not be
Displays the PTZ Auto Framing status. These
performed properly when the following
are the following 6 statuses.
conditions are not satisfied.
– The face is turned toward the camera. Display value Status
– Normal expression (eyes are closed, no
(non-display) PTZ Auto Framing is off or the
extreme expressions such as anger, crying,
initial setting does not end.
etc.).
– The face is not overly hidden (by sunglasses, Return to Start Moving to the set start
Position position.
a mask, etc.).
• Disable the Image Stabilizer function. When Detecting Detecting the tracking subject.
enabled, PTZ Auto Framing does not perform Select Target Click the face in the camera’s
well. video section to select the
tracking subject.
• When PTZ Auto Framing is set or being
performed and the [Tele Convert] and [Zoom Tracking Tracking the subject.
Mode] settings, which affect the angle of view, Target Lost The selected tracking subject
are set differently, the auto tracking movement is lost.
may not be performed properly.
When [TELE CONVERT MODE] or [Zoom Mode]
Also while in the status of [Detecting],
setting is changed, set [Start Position] and
[Detection Settings] of [PTZ Auto Framing [Tracking] and [Target Lost], the tracking
Settings] again. subject can be selected by clicking the face
in the camera’s video section.
ʓ ʔ ʕ ʖ  Restart
Searches the tracking subject returning the
start position forcibly while PTZ Auto
Framing is performed.
When the auto selection of the tracking
subject is valid on the detection setting of
the PTZ Auto Framing setting, tracking of the
detected subject starts automatically.
When the auto selection of the tracking
subject is invalid, selection from the
detected tracking subjects can be performed
manually.
ʗ  Adjust Framing
Displays the screen of the composition detail
For details, refer to the operations of each adjustment of PTZ Auto Framing.
function. For details, refer to “Framing” (page 54).
 Tracking subject selection

When PTZ Auto Framing starts, the dark
green frames to the selectable faces which
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are detected currently as the tracking
subjects, the green frame to the face of the
tracked subject are displayed.
Setting Screen
Whether the Automatic Target Selection
(page 56) is valid or not, click the face in the
camera’s video section to recognize the face Location and function of the
of the tracking subject, to track only the setting screen
subject. When the subject is lost, move to
the configured start position, restart tracking On the setting screen, you can set the camera’s
when the same face is recognized. initial setting, network setting, and settings
required for shooting in the Web App menu.
When you want to track the different subject,
select the subject manually again. When you
want to select the subject who is on the start
position, perform [Restart] and then select
the tracking subject.
When selecting the tracking subject
manually while Automatic Target Selection is
valid, Automatic Target Selection is invalid
temporarily. Perform [Restart] to enable
Automatic Target Selection again.
Note
The setting is not determined until the [OK]
button in the Web App menu is pressed. When
the setting is changed on the page where the
[OK] button is displayed, make sure to press the
[OK] button.
For details of the setting screen, refer to “Web

App Menu Operation Method” (page 60).
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Press the switch to switch On/Off. The switch of
Web App Menu the item which is On lights up in blue and in
white for the item which is Off.
Selection from the list
Web App Menu Operation

Method
Press the [Settings] tab of the operation screen Select the item from the displayed list when the
switch section to display the camera’s initial drop-down button is pressed.
setting, network setting, or Web App menu
which performs the settings required for Value selection
shooting.
The Web App menu is set through computer
mouse operations.
Press the desired menu to display the setting
item and value which can be set in the menu. Press <, > to change the number. When the
number is underlined, the number can be input
directly.
ɞ ɟ ɠ
Letter/number input
Setting in the other screen

You can also operate the setting in the other
screen by pressing the button.
Setting by the slider

Drag the knob or press the horizontal <, > to
 Menu (the first level) change the number.
 Menu (the second level)
 Setting value
Operation method of the setting Operation Guide/Notice Message

value
Displays information that assist operations for
The setting value’s selection some setting values as well as cautionary
messages for users.
Press the radio button of the item. The radio

button of the selected item lights up in blue.
On/Off selection
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Angle of view’s adjustment
The angle of view can be adjusted using the
zoom slider and joystick.
Saving method of the setting

Save the setting by pressing the [OK] button at
the bottom of the screen after the setting is
completed.
Pressing [Cancel] button deletes the saved
content and restores the settings to the previous
status.
Press the [Reload] button to update the screen.
Notes
• Pressing the [Reload] button before the setting
is saved deletes the setting contents.
• Moving to the other page before the setting is
saved deletes the setting contents.
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System Menu
Information
Displays the camera information.
Menu item Detail and setting Initial setting value Content

value of the factory
default setting
Model Name ― ― Displays the camera model name.
Serial Number ― ― Displays the camera serial number.
Version Number ― ― Displays the camera software version number.
Date & Time

Performs settings related to the inner clock.

default setting
Current Date & ― ― Displays the current time set in this camera.
Time
PC Clock ― ― Displays the current time of the computer used for
setting.
Date & Time yyyy-mm-dd yyyy-mm-dd Sets the display format of the date/time.
Format hh:mm:ss / hh:mm:ss
mm-dd-yyyy
hh:mm:ss /
dd-mm-yyyy
hh:mm:ss
Time Setting Keep current ― Selects the display format of the date/time.
setting/
Synchronize with
PC/
Manual setting/
Synchronize with
NTP
yy-mm-dd yy: 22 to 35 ― Displayed when [Time Setting] is [Manual setting].
hh:mm:ss mm: 01 to 12 Set the date and time manually.
hh: 00 to 23
mm: 00 to 59
ss: 00 to 59
NTP Auto On/Off Off Displayed when [Time Setting] is [Synchronize with
NTP].
Sets whether the IP address of the NTP server is
acquired from the DHCP server or not.
NTP Server IPv4/IPv6 Address/ ― Displayed when [Time Setting] is [Synchronize with
Host Name NTP] and [NTP Auto] is off at the same time.
Specifies the NTP server for the time synchronization.
Time Zone UTC -12:00 to UTC ― Selects the time zone.
+14:00
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Installation
System
Configure the camera installation setting.

default setting
Image Flip On/Off Off Performs the image flip vertically.
Set to On when the camera is installed on the ceiling.
Note
When the [Image Flip] setting is changed, the
coordinates for pan and tilt are flipped, and the
following are reset.
– Pan-Tilt limit (PAN-TILT LIMIT)
– Preset
– PTZ Auto Framing setting
IR Remote On/Off On Sets whether the operation by the supplied remote
commander is valid or invalid.
When using the supplied remote commander, turn it
on to use.
Tally Lamp High/Low/Off Low Sets the brightness of the tally lamp.
Brightness Select Off to not light up the tally lamp.
Tele Convert On/Off Off Sets tele convert.
Turn to on to shoot using 2× magnification.
Notes
• This is enabled only when the SYSTEM SELECT
switch or format setting of video output is set to
1920×1080.
• Setting [Tele Convert] to [On] narrows the angle of
view.
• When the [Tele Convert] setting is changed, set
[Start Position] and [Detection Settings] of [PTZ
Auto Framing Settings] again.
Menu Overlay On/Off On Sets the OSD menu output to the SDI image.
(SDI) Turn to off in order not to output the OSD menu or
message to SDI OUT.
Menu Overlay On/Off On Sets the OSD menu output to the HDMI output image.
(HDMI) Turn to off in order not to output the OSD menu or
message to HDMI.
Standby Mode Neutral/Side Neutral This is a function to move the pan position to the end
automatically when the camera enters standby mode.
[Neutral]: The pan position is not moved
automatically.
[Side]: The pan position is moved to the end
automatically.
Notes
• When the mode is set to [Side], the pan position is
moved to the end, exceeding the limit even if the
Pan-Tilt limit is specified.
• After the camera is turned on from standby mode,
the camera position moves to the position
recorded on PRESET1.
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Video Out
default setting
Format 59.94 Hz system 1920×1080/59.94p Sets the video output method (video format) with
3840×2160/29.97p (Level A) which to output from the HDMI and SDI OUT terminal.
1920×1080/59.94p Settings can be changed from this menu when setting
(Level A) the SYSTEM SELECT switch to 6. When the SYSTEM
1920×1080/59.94p SELECT switch is set to a number other than 6, the
(Level B) setting statuses of the SYSTEM SELECT switch and the
1920×1080/59.94i SDI format level of the CAMERA SETUP switch are
1920×1080/29.97p displayed.
1280×720/59.94p
1280×720/59.94p
Notes
(HDMI:VGA)
• [3840×2160/29.97p], [3840×2160/25p] and
50 Hz system [3840×2160/23.98p] are only for HDMI output and
3840×2160/25p do not output from SDI OUT.
1920×1080/50p • When [1280×720/59.94p (HDMI:VGA)] is displayed,
(Level A) [1280×720/59.94p] is only for SDI output, and VGA
1920×1080/50p for HDMI output.
(Level B) • The setting cannot be changed when the setting
1920×1080/50i SYSTEM SELECT switch is set to a number other
1920×1080/25p than 6.
1280×720/50p
23.98 Hz system
3840×2160/23.98p
1920×1080/23.98p
Color Space YCbCr/RGB YCbCr Sets the HDMI output color space.
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Video Menu
Picture Setting File
Export / Import (Picture Setting File)

You can export the picture settings of the camera as a picture setting file or import picture setting files
saved in the computer to reflect them on the camera. See “Preset Items and Image Setting File Items”
(page 94) for items you can export or import by picture setting files.

default setting
Export picture ― ― Export the current picture setting information as a
setting file picture setting file to the computer. The dialog to
select the destination appears by clicking [Export].
Select the destination to export the picture setting
file.
Import picture ― ― Reflect the picture setting file on the camera by
setting file importing the file saved in the computer. The dialog
appears by clicking [Import]. Select the file. After
selecting the file, click [OK] on the pop-up screen to
reflect the settings on the camera, and then the
Picture tab will be reloaded.
Keep current picture settings after reboot

default setting
Save to Preset 1 ― ― The picture setting registered to Preset 1 is applied to
the camera when you turn it on. After importing the
picture setting file, or after changing the picture
setting on the Menu, click [Save] to register the
setting to Preset 1.
Notes
• The items to be saved are the contents of picture
setting files imported in advance and the items
changed on the [Video] tab afterward.
• You cannot import/export picture setting files
from the OSD menu.
• The other setting items registered to Preset 1 in
advance are not changed. Refer to “Preset Items
and Image Setting File Items” (page 94) for the
other setting items.
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Exposure
Set the exposure adjustment.

default setting
Mode Full auto/Shutter Full auto Configure the exposure setting.
priority/Iris priority/ [Full auto]: The camera performs gain, iris, and shutter
Manual speed adjustments automatically.
[Shutter priority]: The camera performs gain and iris
adjustments automatically, and you can select the
shutter speed.
[Iris priority]: The camera performs gain and shutter
speed adjustments automatically, and you can select
the iris (aperture).
[Manual]: You can manually adjust gain, iris, and
shutter speed.
Note
Depending on the setting options, the range set by
turning On/Off the high-sensitivity mode may differ.
You cannot set the high-sensitivity mode from the
menu. Referring to the Command List, change the
setting from the VISCA/CGI command.
Exposure –7 to +7 0 Adjust the target brightness for the automatic
Compensation exposure setting.
Selecting a higher value brightens the image and a
lower value darkens the image. This function can be
selected only when [Mode] is set to [Full auto],
[Shutter priority], or [Iris priority].
Backlight On/Off Off Compensates the exposure to make the subject easy
Compensation to see when the shooting environment is affected by
a back light.
This function can be selected only when [Mode] is set
to [Full auto], [Shutter priority], or [Iris priority].
Spotlight On/Off Off Darkens the exposure when a part of the object such
Compensation as a spotlighted face is bright.
The spotlight compensation function is disabled
when the checkbox of [Backlight Compensation] is
selected.
This setting is available when [Mode] is set to [Full
auto], [Shutter priority], or [Iris priority].
AE Speed 1 to 48 1 Select the adjustment speed for exposure
adjustment.
You can select the speed at which the camera reaches
the optimum exposure setting from 1 (standard) to 48
(slow). Select when the brightness of the object
changes instantaneously.
This setting is available when [Mode] is set to [Full
auto], [Shutter priority], or [Iris priority].
Visibility Enhancer On/Off Off In high-contrast scenes such as scenes against a back
light, this function reduces overexposure and
underexposure.
Effect –3 to +3 0 Set the level of the Visibility Enhancer.
Iris F2 / F2.2 / F2.4 / F2 Select the iris value.
F2.6 / F2.8 / F3.1 / This function can be selected only when [Mode] is set
F3.4 / F3.7 / F4 / to [Iris priority] or [Manual].
F4.4 / F4.8 / F5.2 /
F5.6 / F6.2 / F6.8 /
F7.3 / F8 / F8.7 /
F9.6 / F10 / F11 /
Close
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default setting
Gain 0/3/6/9/12/15/18/ Select the gain.
21/24/27/30/33/36 This function can be selected only when [Mode] is set
(When high- to [Manual].
sensitivity mode is
set to Off)
0/3/6/9/12/15/18/
21/24/27/30/33/36/
39/42/45/48 (When
high-sensitivity
mode is set to On)
AGC Limit 9/12/15/18/21/24/ 36 Select the maximum gain value of automatic
27/30/33/36 (When exposure control. This function can be selected only
high-sensitivity when [Mode] is set to [Full auto], [Shutter priority], or
mode is set to Off) [Iris priority].
You cannot set a value lower than [Gain Point Level].
21/24/27/30/33/36/
39/42/45/48 (When
high-sensitivity
mode is set to On)
Gain Point On/Off Off When you set the lower limit of the shutter speed to
be lower than the output image frame rate, the
shutter speed controls exposure based on the [Gain
Point] setting. Normally, when exposure is adjusted
with sensitivity, noise is prominent when sensitivity is
increased to brighten the image. You can decrease
noise by adjusting the exposure through lower
shutter speeds instead of adjusting with sensitivity.
For this exposure adjustment, enable [Gain Point] and
set the sensitivity value to be changed to the shutter
speed in [Gain Point Level]. When the shutter speed
reaches the lower limit for exposure adjustment, the
sensitivity will increase again to adjust exposure. This
setting is available when [Mode] is set to [Full auto] or
[Iris priority].
Gain Point Level 0/3/6/9/12/15/18/ When the sensitivity during exposure adjustment
21/24/27/30/33/36 reaches the value of [Gain Point Level], the exposure
(When high- will be adjusted through a lower shutter speed.
sensitivity mode is You cannot select a value that exceeds [AGC Limit].
set to Off) This setting is available when [Mode] is set to [Full
auto] or [Iris priority] and the checkbox of [Gain Point]
0/3/6/9/12/15/18/ is selected.
21/24/27/30/33/36/
39/42/45/48 (When
high-sensitivity
mode is set to On)
Shutter Speed 1/1 to 1/10000 1/60 (in the case of Select the shutter speed.
1/59.94) This function can be selected only when [Mode] is set
1/50 (in the case of to [Shutter priority] or [Manual].
50)
1/30 (in the case of
Note
29.97)
1/25 (in the case of When you switch to a shutter speed value that had
25) been changed greatly, it may take some time to apply
1/48 (in the case of the setting value.
23.98) During that time, the setting value on the display
does not match the actual setting value. By reloading
the web browser, the correct setting value is
displayed.
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default setting
Auto Shutter Limit For details, refer to Slowest: Set the minimum and maximum shutter speed.
“MAX SPEED” 1/60 (in the case This setting is available when [Mode] is set to [Full
(page 44), “MIN of 59.94) auto] or [Iris priority].
SPEED” (page 45). 1/50 (in the case of
50)
1/25 (in the case of
29.97, 25)
1/48 (in the case
of 23.98)
Fastest:
1/2000 (in the
case of 59.94,
29.97)
1/1750 (in the case
of 50, 50)
1/1200 (in the case
of 23.98)
Auto Slow Shutter On/Off Off Set the auto slow shutter function. This function can
be selected only when [Mode] is set to [Full auto].
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White Balance
Sets the white balance.

default setting
Mode Auto1/Auto2/ Auto1 Select a white balance mode.
Indoor/Outdoor/ [Auto1]: Automatically adjusts the color reproduction
One push WB/ closer to the image you are viewing (approximately
Manual 2500 K to 7500 K).
[Auto2]: Eliminating the influences caused by
environmental illumination or lights, and
automatically adjusts the color reproduction closer to
the original color of the object (approximately 2000 K
to 10000 K).
[Indoor]: Set a white balance suitable for indoor
photography.
[Outdoor]: Set a white balance suitable for outdoor
photography.
[One push WB]: Select to enable [Offset] and [WB
Set].
[Manual]: Set [R Gain] and [B Gain]. Select gain values
from 0 to 255.
Speed 1 to 5 3 When the white balance mode is set to [Auto1] or
[Auto2], you can adjust the speed at which the
camera reaches the white convergence point. The
lower the value, the slower the convergence. The
higher the value, the faster the convergence.
Offset 0 to 14 7 When the white balance mode is set to [Auto1],
[Auto2], or [One push WB], you can adjust the shift
amount of the white convergence point. White
balance is shifted towards blue when a lower value is
selected, and it is shifted towards red when a higher
value is selected.
WB Set ― ― Press [Run] to adjust the white balance. Shoot and
zoom into a large white object in the center of the
screen before adjustment.
R Gain 0 to 255 ― White balance can be manually adjusted in a range
from 0 to 255.
This setting is enabled only when [Mode] is set to
[Manual].
B Gain 0 to 255 ― White balance can be manually adjusted in a range
from 0 to 255.
This setting is enabled only when [Mode] is set to
[Manual].
Detail / NR
Detail
Selects the sharpness.

default setting
Mode Auto/Manual Auto When you select [Auto], the contour correction signal
is automatically added.
When you make adjustments manually, select
[Manual].
Level –7 to +8 0 The higher the value, the sharper the image.
The lower the value, the softer the image.
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default setting
Bandwidth Standard/Low/ Standard You can set the bandwidth for signals undergoing
Middle/High/Wide contour emphasis. For example, when you select
[Middle], the middle range of the signals is elevated
and contours in that middle range are emphasized.
Crispening 0 to 7 3 You can set the fineness for the objects to which
contour correction signals are added. When you
select a higher value, minute contour correction
signal elements are removed, and only the high level
contour correction signals which reduces noise are
left. When you select a lower value, minute contour
correction signal elements which increases noise are
added to the video.
HV Balance –2 to +2 0 You can set the aspect ratio for contour correction
signal elements. When you select a higher value, the
horizontal contour correction elements become
greater compared to the vertical elements.
BW Balance Type 0/Type 1/ Type 2 You can adjust the balance between contours in black
Type 2/Type 3/ on the low brightness side and contours in white on
Type 4 the high brightness side.
The ratio of contours in black is higher for [Type 0]
while the ratio of contours in white is higher for [Type
4].
Limit 0 to 7 3 You can set the maximum value for the amount of
contour emphasis in black on the low brightness side
and in white on the high brightness side.
Highlight Detail 0 to 4 0 You can adjust the contour level added to brightly-lit
objects.
The higher the value, the greater the contour
emphasis. Set when you want to emphasize the
contour of a brightly-lit object in a bright background.
Super Low 0 to 7 3 Emphasizes contours in the super low range.
The higher the value, the greater the contour
emphasis. Contrast and resolution increase.
High Resolution Mode

default setting
High Resolution On/Off Off Enable emphasizing edges for higher-resolution
Mode images.
Notes
• When enabled, image noise may increase.
• When [Mode] is set to [Manual] in [Detail], the
function is not available.
NR
default setting
NR Mode Simple/Advanced Simple Select the noise reduction setting.
[Simple]: Sets the noise reduction strength of 2D/3D
at the same level and removes noise simultaneously.
[Advanced]: Sets the noise reduction strength of 2D/
3D individually and removes noise simultaneously.
NR (XDNR) 0 to 5 3 Sets the noise reduction level.
When selecting [0], the noise reduction function is
turned to Off. The higher the number, the greater the
noise reduction effect.
You can set when [NR Mode] is set to [Simple].
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default setting
2D NR Level 0 to 5 3 Sets the noise reduction level.
You can set when [NR Mode] is set to [Advanced].
3D NR Level 0 to 5 3 Sets the noise reduction level.
You can set when [NR Mode] is set to [Advanced].
Day/Night ICR
Day/Night ICR
Sets the Day/Night ICR function of the camera.

default setting
Mode Day/Night/Auto Day Select Day/Night ICR mode. In Day mode, the IR cut
filter is enabled to remove unnecessary IRs.
[Day]: Day mode is applied.
[Night]: Night mode is applied. The picture becomes
monochrome.
[Auto]: The mode switches automatically between
Day/Night ICR.
Note
When [Auto] is selected, set the exposure mode to
[Full auto].
Status ― ― Displays the Day/Night function status.
Threshold 0 to 255 14 When Day/Night ICR mode is set to [Auto], select a
level to switch from [Night] to [Day] in the range from
0 to 255.
The mode is subject to change from Night mode to
Day mode the smaller the selected value is.
Note
If a higher value is selected, the mode may not be
switched to the Day mode even when the object is
bright. In this case, select a lower value.
Focus
default setting
Near-IR Correction On/Off Off Performs the compensation appropriate to locations
where there is a large amount of near short infrared
rays or when using the IR lamp. Select the checkbox
to increase auto-focus accuracy in night mode.
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Others
default setting
Image Stabilizer On/Off Off Enables displaying steadier images when the camera
is installed in a place subject to vibration.
Notes
• When the Image stabilizer function is set, the
angle of view of the image will be smaller than
usual.
• Depending on the vibration frequency, Image
stabilizer may not work even when it is set.
• Select the checkbox of [Image Stabilizer] when
installing the camera.
• When PTZ Auto Framing is used, set this setting to
[Off].
Flicker Cancel On/Off Off Enables the flicker correction feature.
Notes
• Depending on conditions such as the type of
illumination and shutter speed, the flicker
correction feature may not be effective.
• If the shooting frame rate is close to the power
supply frequency, the flicker correction feature
may not be able to fully remove flickers even
when it is enabled. If this happens, adjust the
shutter speed.
• We recommend you to clear the checkbox of
[Flicker Cancel] when shooting under lights where
no flicker is generated, such as outdoors.
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Network Menu
Network
Configures the camera network setting.
Status
Displays the current network status.

default setting
Host Name ― ― Displays the host name of the camera.
MAC Address ― ― Displays the MAC address of the camera.
Ethernet Status ― ― Displays the current transmission rate.
IP Address ― ― Displays the current IP address.
Subnet Mask ― ― Displays the current subnet mask.
Gateway ― ― Displays the current gateway address.
Primary DNS ― ― Displays the current primary DNS server.
Server
Secondary DNS ― ― Displays the current secondary DNS server.
Server
IPv6 Address 1 ― ― Displays the current IPv6 address.
IPv6 Address 2 ― ― Displays the current IPv6 address.
IPv6 Gateway ― ― Displays the current IPv6 default gateway.
Link-local IPv6 ― ― Displays the current link-local IP address.
Address
IPv4
Configures the IPv4 network setting.

default setting
DHCP On/Off On Turn On/Off [DHCP].
IP Address ― Set the IPv4 address when [DHCP] is set to off.
Subnet Mask ― Set the subnet mask when [DHCP] is set to off.
Gateway ― Set the IPv4 default gateway when [DHCP] is set to
off.
IPv6
Configures the IPv6 network setting.

default setting
Obtain an IP On/Off On Turn On/Off automatic acquisition of the IP address.
Address
Automatically
IP Address ― ― Set the IPv6 address when [Obtain an IP Address
Automatically] is set to off.
Prefix Length 0 to 128 64 Set the prefix length when [Obtain an IP Address
Automatically] is set to off.
Gateway ― ― Set the IPv6 default gateway when [Obtain an IP
Address Automatically] is set to off.
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Common
Configures the IPv4 and IPv6 network setting.

default setting
HTTP Port 80, 1024 to 65534 80 Set the HTTP port number.
DNS Auto On/Off Off Enables obtaining the DNS address from the DHCP
server. Displayed when [DHCP] of IPv4 or [Obtain an IP
Address Automatically] of IPv6 is enabled.
Primary DNS IPv4/IPv6 Address ― Set the primary DNS server.
Server
Secondary DNS IPv4/IPv6 Address ― Set the secondary DNS server.
Server
Camera Name ― A40 (SRG-A40) Set the camera name.
A12 (SRG-A12)
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Security Menu
User
Administrator and User

This camera identifies those who log in as the “Administrator” or “User.”
The “Administrator” can use all the functions of this camera including camera settings.
“User” can select user sections specified as available functions (access rights) in the [Viewer Mode]. The
user section includes [Administrator] which can set all the functions as well as [Full] and [Light].
Each type of user can use the corresponding functions below.
User
Function Administrator
Full Light
Monitor a live image   
Operate the live operation screen   —
Operate the PTZ Auto Framing setting screen   —
Control the setting screen  — —
Control the power  — —
 Usable function, — Non-usable function
User
Set the user name and passwords of Administrator and up to 9 types of users (User 1 to User 9) as well
as the viewer mode of each user. Enter your password in [Current Password] when changing the user
name and password or deleting the user.
When adding a new user, it is unnecessary to enter [Current Password]. Enter a new user name in [User
Name] and enter a password in [New Password] and [Re-Type Password].
Menu item Detail and Initial setting value Content

setting value of the factory
default setting
Administrator User Name ― admin Enter a user name between 5 and 16
alphanumeric characters.
Current Password ― ― Enter the current password.
New Password ― ― Enter a password between 8 and 64
alphanumeric characters. Your password
should be alphanumeric.
Re-Type ― ― To confirm the password, retype the
Password password that you entered in the [New
Password] box.
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default setting
User 1 to 9 User Name ― ― Enter a user name between 5 and 16
alphanumeric characters.
Current Password ― ― Enter the current password.
New Password ― ― Enter a password between 8 and 64
alphanumeric characters. Your password
should be alphanumeric.
Re-Type ― ― To confirm the password, retype the
Password password that you entered in the [New
Password] box.
Viewer Mode Administrator/ Full You can select the viewer mode to be
Full/Light displayed after authentication when the
viewer is displayed.
[Administrator]: The user can operate all
functions including the setting screen in
this mode.
[Full]: The user can operate all functions
other than the setting screen and power.
[Light]: The user can display the live
image.
Access Limit
This allows you to control which computers can have access to the camera.
Likewise, when using IPv6, security settings can be configured for each network.
Access Limit
Set an access limit to the camera.

default setting
Setting On/Off Off Enables the access limit.
Rule
Set rules for the access limit of the camera.

default setting
Default Policy Allow/Deny Deny Select the basic policy of the limit from
[Allow] and [Deny] for the computers with
the network address that are not specified
in the [Network Address/Subnet 1] to
[Network Address/Subnet 10] menus
below.
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default setting
Network Network Address ― ― Enter the network addresses that you want
Address/ to allow or deny access to the camera.
Subnet 1 to 10 You can specify up to 10 network
addresses.
Subnet 8 to 32 8 Enter the subnet mask values that you
(when IPv4) want to allow or deny access to the
8 to 128 camera.
(when IPv6) You can specify up to 10 subnet mask
values.
For a subnet mask, enter from 8 to 32. (For
IPv6, enter a value between 8 and 128.)
Note
The subnet mask value represents the
number of bits from the left side of the
network address.
For example, the subnet mask value for
“255.255.255.0” is 24.
If you set “192.168.0.0/24” and [Allow], you
can allow access from computers having
an IP address between “192.168.0.0” and
“192.168.0.255”.
Default Policy Allow/Deny Allow Set [Allow] or [Deny] for access to [Network
Address/Subnet].
Note
You can access the camera even from a
computer with an IP address whose access
right is set to [Deny] if you enter the user
name and password set for the
Administrator in the User tab of the
Security menu in the authentication
screen.
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reload the window. Press the F5 key on the
SSL keyboard to reload.
Configure the SSL or TLS function (called “SSL”
hereafter). The settings allow the camera to SSL Server Authentication
communicate with the client computer by using
SSL. Certificate Options
Select an installation mode of the certificate.
Notes [Use an external certificate]: Uses the certificate
• When using the SSL function, always configure including private key information issued by a
the settings after setting the date and time of CA. The PKCS#12 and PEM formats are
the camera. If the date and time are not supported.
correctly set, it may cause web browser
connection problems. Note
• Reload the window when you change the SSL SSL is not available when [Certificate Options]-
setting. Press the F5 key on the keyboard to [Use an external certificate] is selected, or a
reload. certificate and private key password is not set
properly even if SSL is set to [Enable].
When you use SSL connection for the first time
When you use SSL connection only by setting the [Use a self-signed certificate (For test use)]:
SSL function to [Enable], you cannot access the This mode uses the certificate and private key
camera if the SSL function does not work pair generated by “Self-Signed Certificate
properly. Generation” (page 79). Private key information
In this case, you must reset the camera to the corresponding to the certificate is stored in the
factory settings. (All settings will be initialized.) camera.
To avoid this, check that SSL connection is You do not need to install an external
possible by performing the following steps. certificate. However, you cannot execute
the existence proof, which is one of the SSL
1 Set the SSL function to [Enable (Allow HTTP functions, for the following reasons.
connection for some clients)]. – The private key generated in the camera
is self-signed by the camera.
2 Click [OK] to close the web browser.
– A prepared value is set for a
distinguished name (Common name,
3 Display the viewer in SSL connection.
etc).
For details, see “When the SSL Function is
Used” (page 49). – The certificate is not issued by a trusted
CA.
4 After confirming that SSL connection is For reasons of security, we recommend
possible, set the SSL function to [Enable]. using this mode only when there is no
problem even if perfect security, such as
Even if the web browser is closed as SSL for operation tests, is not ensured.
connection is impossible, HTTP connection will
be possible if [Enable (Allow HTTP connection for Notes
some clients)] is selected. First check the setting
contents of the SSL tab in HTTP connection, then • When [Use a self-signed certificate (For test
check the SSL connection again. use)] is selected, the Security Alert dialog
appears on the SSL connection with a web
If [Enable (Allow HTTP connection for some browser.
clients)] is not selected, you will not be able to For details, see “When the SSL Function is
access the camera when SSL connection Used” (page 49).
becomes impossible. In this case, press the reset • When [Use a self-signed certificate (For test
switch on the camera for 5 seconds or longer to use)] is selected, you may not be able to use
return to the factory default settings. For details, the SSL connection depending on the web
see page 8. browser or OS you are using.
To import the certificate

Note Click [Import] to select the certificate to be
SSL connection will apply load to the camera; imported. Follow the on-screen instructions to
therefore, not all images may be downloaded, import the certificate to the camera.
and the mark may appear when the camera
accesses from the web browser. In this case,
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displayed in the boxes of [Issuer DN], [Subject
Note DN], [Available Period], and [Extended Key
The import process becomes invalid if the Usage].
selected file is not a certificate or the imported Specify the correct private key password to
certificate is not allowed. confirm the information of the certificate.
Self-Signed Certificate Generation To delete the imported certificate or self-

A self-signed certificate can be generated in the signed certificate
camera to be used when [Use a self-signed Click [Delete] to delete the certificate or self-
certificate (For test use)] is selected from signed certificate imported to the camera.
[Certificate Options].
Click [Generate] to generate a self-signed Private Key Password
certificate in the camera. Clicking [Generate] Enter the password for the private key
again after [Generate] has been clicked once will information included in the certificate using up
update the self-signed certificate stored in the to 50 characters. This text box is active only when
camera. [Certificate Options] is set to [Use an external
certificate].
Note
Leave the text box blank if the private key
information included in the certificate is not
Make sure to set the date and time on the encrypted.
camera correctly before performing this If no private key password is set in the camera, an
operation. If the date and time are not correctly active text field, which allows a password to be
set, it may cause web browser connection entered, is displayed.
problems. Before selecting [Generate] in [Self- If a private key password is already set, it is
Signed Certificate Generation], click [OK] to displayed as an inactive text field.
select [Use a self-signed certificate (For test use)]
in [Certificate Options]. Clear
To change the once set private key password,
To display certificate information click [Clear] and clear the current password. A
When the certificate has been set in the camera new password can be entered.
correctly, its information appears on [Status],
[Issuer DN], [Subject DN], [Available Period], and Note
[Extended Key Usage].
Click [Cancel] at the bottom of the menu if you
Status want to cancel changing the private key
Shows if the status of the certificate is valid or password after clicking [Clear]. Doing so restores
invalid. The following statuses are recognized. the other setting items in the SSL tab to the
[Enable]: The certificate is correctly stored and previous settings.
set.
[Disable]: The certificate is not correctly stored
and set.
Possible causes are as follows:
– [Use an external certificate] is selected
and the private key password included in
the certificate is not specified correctly.
and the private key password is specified
in spite of the fact that the key pair in the
certificate is not encrypted.
and the key pair is not included in the
certificate.
– [Use a self-signed certificate (For test
use)] is selected without the self-signed
certificate being generated.
Note
When the certificate to be imported is of PKCS#12
format and the private key password is not set
correctly, “<Put correct private key password>” is
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Referer Check
Referer Check is a function that checks if the web page which requires access to the camera is
authorized. If the web page is not authorized, the camera denies access of the web page.
If you want to access from web pages other than the one that the camera provides, register their host
names and port numbers in the [Exception List].
Referer Check
default setting
Setting On/Off On Enable the Referer Check.
Exception List No. ― ― Select the registration number for the
Exception List.
Host Name ― ― Enter the host name or IP address of the
computer that supplies the web page you
want to register on the Exception List.
Port Number ― 80 Enter the port number of the computer
that supplies the web page you want to
register on the Exception List.
Set ― ― Register the values of the [Host Name] and
[Port Number] you entered to the list of the
selected number.
Delete ― ― Delete the contents of the list selected
with [No.].
Brute Force Attack Protection

Brute force attack means an attack method by trying every possible pattern of password in sequence.
This camera has a function to prevent the brute force attack.
The attack is detected and the following are displayed at the bottom of the screen.
• Applies to the HTTP and RTSP accesses.
• Does not monitor the Brute force attack to the RTSP access when the RTSP authentication is off.
Brute Force Attack Protection

Set for the Brute Force Attack Protection function.

default setting
Setting On/Off Off Enable the Brute Force Attack Protection function.
Count 3 to 100 8 Set the count number for attacker detection
authentication failure.
This can be set when [Setting] is enabled.
Release Mode Always/Timer Timer Set the mode to release attacker detection.
This can be set when [Setting] is enabled.
[Always]: Once registered in the attacker list, it will not
be released.
[Timer]: Release after the time set in [Release Time]
has passed.
Note
The attacker list is released whenever the camera is
rebooted even if [Release Mode] is in either case;
[Always] and [Timer].
Release Time 30 to 86400 60 Set the time to release the attacker detection.
This setting is available when [Setting] is enabled and
[Release Mode] is set to [Timer] at the same time.
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PTZF Control Menu
PTZF Control
Configure the pan/tilt, zoom, and focus setting.
Zoom (SRG-A40)
default setting
Zoom Mode Optical / Clear Optical Select the range of zooming.
Image Zoom / [Optical]: An image can be zoomed up to 20× optical
Digital zoom.
[Clear Image Zoom]: An image is zoomed with less
deterioration of image quality over the optical region.
Zooming is up to 1.5× when the video output format is
3840×2160, and up to 2× for other formats.
[Digital]: An image can be zoomed up to 20× optical
zoom and 12× digital zoom (including Clear Image
Zoom) with up to a total of 240× zoom.
Note
When [Zoom Mode] setting is changed, set [Start
Position] and [Detection Settings] of [PTZ Auto
Framing Settings] again.
Focus
default setting
Focus Near Limit 0.08 / 0.17 / 0.35 / 0.35 Set the range at which to automatically focus. If a
0.6 / 1 / 2 / 5 subject is nearer than the set range, it will not be
focused. The value is for reference.
Pan-Tilt
default setting
Slow Pan-Tilt Normal / Slow Normal When [Slow] is selected, pan-tilt is set to [Slow Pan-
Mode Tilt Mode].
The setting cannot be changed while performing PTZ
Auto Framing.
Preset
default setting
Speed Select Separate / Common Separate Select the preset recall speed.
[Separate]: Pan/tilt works with the speed set by each
preset.
[Common]: Pan/tilt works with the common speed to
all presets.
Common Speed 1 to 25 25 This is enabled when [Speed select] is [Common].
Pan/tilt speed for a preset recall which is common to
all presets.
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default setting
Pict Freeze Preset On / Off On Select the output image state for preset recall.
When the checkbox is selected, frozen images are
output during preset recalling.
P/T Range Limit
Range Limit
Set the pan/tilt range limit.
Notes
• Switching Image Flip on/off turns the Pan-Tilt limit setting to the factory setting. Set the Image flip
function in accordance with the installation condition of the camera and select the value.
• When the [Range Limit] setting of pan/tilt is changed, confirm the [Start Position] tab setting of the
[PTZ Auto Framing Settings] screen. When the setting range of [Range Limit] does not correspond to
the start position, PTZ Auto Framing may not be performed as you intended.

default setting
Setting On / Off Off Pan/tilt range can be limited.
When this setting is valid, the following settings can
be selected.
Note
Switching Image flip on/off turns the Pan-Tilt limit
setting to the factory setting. Set the Image flip
function in accordance with the installation condition
of the camera and select the value.
Left –170 to 169 –170 Set the limit of the pan’s left end.
Adjustable in 1 degree increments.
Right –169 to 170 170 Set the limit of the pan’s right end.
Adjustable in 1 degree increments.
Up –19 to 90 90 (Image Flip: Off) Set the limit of the tilt’s upper end.
(Image Flip: Off) Adjustable in 1 degree increments.
–89 to 20 20 (Image Flip: On)
(Image Flip: On)
Down –20 to 89 –20 (Image Flip: Off) Set the limit of the tilt’s downward end.
(Image Flip: Off) Adjustable in 1 degree increments.
–90 to 19 –90 (Image Flip: On)
(Image Flip: On)
Set Current Value ― ― The current position can be reflected to each setting
value.
Reset ― ― Return the setting value to the initial value.
Setting the range of the Up/Down movement

(Image flip: OFF) (Image flip: ON)
90°
0° 20°
–20° 0°
–90°
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Stream Menu
Stream
Note
When the Streaming tab settings are changed, RTSP streaming is temporarily interrupted. Therefore, the
screen turns black for a moment when the viewer is displayed on other web browsers.
Stream Setting
default setting
Setting RTSP/SRT-Caller/ RTSP The setting items corresponding to the selected
SRT-Listener/ mode are displayed.
NDI|HX/Off
RTSP
This setting item is displayed when [Stream Setting] is set to [RTSP].
Make settings related to RTSP Streaming.

default setting
Port Number 554, 1024 to 65534 554 Set the port number for RTSP.
Time Out 0 to 600 60 Specify the time for time out by the Keep-Alive
command from RTSP streaming.
At the [0] setting, time out of the Keep-Alive
command is not available.
Authentication On/Off On Set whether or not to perform user authentication for
RTSP streaming. When enabled, the user name and
password set in [User] will be authenticated. The
viewer cannot be displayed unless the correct user
name and password are entered.
Notes
• The RTSP authentication setting affects acquisition
of the RTSP streaming on programs other than a
web browser. When you want to prevent getting
the streaming by users other than the ones you
set, set [Authentication] to On to use the camera.
• When the setting is changed, RTSP streaming is
temporarily interrupted. Therefore, the screen
turns black for a moment when the viewer is
displayed on other web browsers.
Video Port 1024 to 65534 51000 Specify the transmission port number for video data
Number 1 used for RTSP unicast streaming.
Video Port 1024 to 65534 53000 Specify an even number in the setting range. Two port
Number 2 numbers (the number specified here and an odd
number with 1 added to the specified number) are
actually used for video data communication and
control. When performing simultaneous multi-
transmissions, a different port number will be used
for every transmission, based on the port number
specified here.
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default setting
Audio Port 1024 to 65534 57000 Specify the transmission port number for audio data
Number used for RTSP unicast streaming.
Specify an even number in the setting range.
Two port numbers (the number specified here and an
odd number with 1 added to the specified number)
are actually used for audio data communication and
control.
When performing simultaneous multi-transmissions,
a different port number will be used for every
transmission, based on the port number specified
here.
SRT
This setting item is displayed when [Stream Setting] is set to [SRT-Caller] or [SRT-Listener].
Make settings related to SRT Streaming.

default setting
Destination ― ― When the streaming mode is [SRT-Caller], set the
destination URL.
Port Number 1024 to 65534 4201 When the streaming mode is [SRT-Listener], set the
port number for listening.
Latency 20 to 8000 120 Set the amount of delay from [20] ms and [8000] ms.
TTL 1 to 255 64 Set the TTL value from [1] to [255].
Encryption Off/AES128/AES256 Off Select the encryption method. Select from [Off],
[AES128], or [AES256].
Passphrase ― ― Set the passphrase used for encryption.
Press [Clear] to erase the entered passphrase.
ARC On/Off On Select the checkbox to enable the adaptive rate
control function.
When the adaptive rate control function is enabled, it
is possible to reduce the image interruption caused
by congestion of the communication line.
NDI|HX
This setting item is displayed when [Streaming Setting] is set to [NDI|HX].
Make settings related to NDI|HX Streaming.

default setting
License ― Invalid The installation status of the NDI license key is
displayed.
Source Name ― ― NDI Source Name is displayed.
Group On/Off Off Enable the grouping function of NDI.
Group Name ― ― This setting item is displayed when the NDI grouping
function is enabled. Set the group name.
Discovery Server 1 ― ― Set the NDI Discovery Server 1.
Discovery Server 2 ― ― Set the NDI Discovery Server 2.
Multicast Mode On/Off Off Enable multicast streaming.
Multicast Prefix 239.255.0.0 239.255.0.0 Display when [Multicast Mode] is enabled. Set the
prefix used for multicast streaming.
Multicast Netmask 255.255.0.0 239.255.0.0 Display when [Multicast Mode] is enabled. Set the net
mask that determines the range of multicast
addresses.
Multicast TTL 1 to 255 3 Display when [Multicast Mode] is enabled. Set the TTL
value for multicast streaming.
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default setting
Multi-TCP Mode On/Off Off Enable multi-TCP Mode.
Unicast UDP Mode On/Off On Enable unicast UDP Mode.
Using NDI|HX
To use NDI|HX, you are required to purchase the license key.
Purchasing the license key

You can purchase the license key from the following URL of NewTek, Inc.
http://new.tk/ndi_sony
Notes
• Download the latest driver of NDI|HX and install it in NewTek products.
• For details on settings and operations for NDI|HX, refer to the instructions of NewTek products.
Services and software provided by other

companies
• Separate terms and conditions of use may be

applied.
• Provision of services and software updates
may be interrupted or terminated without
notice.
• Services and software content are subject to
change without notice.
• Separate registration and/or payment may
be required.
Please note that Sony Corporation is not

responsible for any claim, from customers or
third parties, arising from any use of services
and software provided by other companies.
Video Stream
Make settings related to video codecs for streaming.
Up to 5 users can simultaneously view images from a single camera. However, when multiple users view
images, the images may be corrupted depending on the codec setting.
Notes
• When selecting [SRT-Caller], or [SRT-Listener] for [Setting] in the [Stream] tab, some settings (Codec,
Size, Frame rate, and Bit rate compression mode) of video stream 1 and video stream 2 return to the
default value.
• The following symptoms may occur depending on combinations of various settings such as the Size,
Frame rate, Bit rate, etc. for Image 1, 2, and 3.
– Image delay increases.
– A frame skip occurs when playing an image.
– Audio is interrupted.
– Camera responses to commands are slow.
– Camera responses to operation from the remote controller are slow.
– Display of the monitor screen and configuring camera settings are slow.
In this case, adjust by lowering the parameter values of the Size, Frame rate, and Bit rate, or by
changing other setting parameter values.
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• When selecting [SRT-Caller], or [SRT-Listener] for [Setting] in the [Stream] tab, [Codec 1] is fixed to
[H.264].
Video Stream 1
Make settings related to video codec 1.

default setting
Codec 1 H.264/H.265 H.264 Set the codec for video stream 1.
Size 1 3840×2160/ 1920×1080 Select the image size transmitted from the camera.
1920×1080/ The selectable image size is changed depending on
1280×720/640×360 the video output method (video format) which is
selected with the SYSTEM SELECT switch on the back
of the camera or format setting of video output.
Frame Rate 1 5/10/15/20/30/60 60 Set the frame rate of the image.
The selectable frame rate is changed depending on
the video output method (video format) which is
I-Picture Mode 1 Time/Frame Time Select the method from [Time] or [Frame] for
specifying the insertion interval of H.264/H.265 I-
picture.
[Time]: Set the I-picture insertion interval by time.
[Frame]: Set the I-picture insertion interval by number
of frames.
I-Picture Interval 1 1 to 5 1 Set the I-picture insertion interval in seconds.
I-Picture Ratio 1 15 to 300 30 Set the insertion interval of H.264/H.265 I-picture by
number of frames.
Profile 1 high/main/baseline high Select the profile for H.264 video codec.
The video compression efficiency is higher in the
order of [high], [main], and [baseline]. Select the
suitable profile for your system.
Bit Rate CBR/VBR VBR Select [CBR] or [VBR].
Compression Select [CBR] when you want to maintain the bit rate
Mode 1 constant and select [VBR] when you want to stabilize
the image quality constant.
Notes
• The frame rate or bit rate that is actually
transmitted may be different from the setting
value depending on image size, scene being shot,
and network environment.
• When selecting [SRT-Caller], or [SRT-Listener] for
[Setting] in the [Stream] tab, [Bit Rate Compression
Mode 1] is fixed to [CBR].
Bit Rate 1 512/768/1000/ 16000 Set the bit rate per line for the codec 1. When the bit
2000/3000/4000/ rate is set to a higher value, higher-quality images can
5000/6000/7000/ be distributed.
8000/16000/ This can be set only when [Bit Rate Compression
24000/32000/ Mode 1] is set to [CBR].
50000
Quality 1 1 to 10 6 Set the image quality for the codec 1.
This can be set only when [Bit Rate Compression
Mode 1] is set to [VBR].
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Video Stream 2

default setting
Codec 2 H.264/H.265/Off Off Set the codec for video stream 2.
Size 2 3840×2160/ 1920×1080 Select the image size transmitted from the camera.
1920×1080/ The selectable image size is changed depending on
1280×720/640×360 the video output method (video format) which is
Frame Rate 2 5/10/15/20/30 30 Set the frame rate of the image.
I-Picture Mode 2 Time/Frame Time Select the method from [Time] or [Frame] to specify
the insertion interval of H.264/H.265 I-picture.
[Time]: Set the I-picture insertion interval by time.
[Frame]: Set the I-picture insertion interval by number
of frames.
I-Picture Interval 2 1 to 5 1 Set the I-picture insertion interval in seconds.
I-Picture Ratio 2 15 to 300 30 Set the insertion interval of H.264/H.265 I-picture by
number of frames.
Profile 2 high/main/baseline high Select the profile for H.264 video codec.
The video compression efficiency is higher in the
order of [high], [main], and [baseline]. Select the
suitable profile for your system.
Bit Rate CBR/VBR VBR Select [CBR] or [VBR]. Select [CBR] when you want to
Compression maintain the bit rate constant and select [VBR] when
Mode 2 you want to stabilize the image quality constant.
Note
The frame rate or bit rate that is actually transmitted
may be different from the setting value depending on
image size, scene being shot, and network
environment.
Bit Rate 2 512/768/1000/ 8000 Set the bit rate per line for the codec 2. When the bit
2000/3000/4000/ rate is set to a higher value, higher-quality images can
5000/6000/7000/ be distributed.
8000/16000/ This can be set only when [Bit Rate Compression
24000/32000/ Mode 2] is set to [CBR].
50000
Quality 2 1 to 10 6 Set the image quality for the codec 2.
This can be set only when [Bit Rate Compression
Mode 2] is set to [VBR].
Video Stream 3

default setting
Codec 3 JPEG JPEG Set the codec for video stream 3.
Size 3 1280×720/640×360 1280×720 Select the image size transmitted from the camera.
Frame Rate 3 5/10/15/20/30/60 30 Set the frame rate of the image.
Quality 3 1 to 10 6 Set the image quality for codec 3.
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Audio Stream
Make settings related to audio codecs for streaming.

default setting
Setting On/Off Off Enable streaming of audio.
Codec AAC (128 kbps)/ AAC (128 kbps) Select the audio codec for streaming. The setting item
AAC (256 kbps) is displayed when [Setting] is enabled.
[AAC (128 kbps)]: Select this when you prioritize the
data capacity.
[AAC (256 kbps)]: Select this when you prioritize the
audio quality.
This setting will not have effect on the audio signal
superimposed on HDMI/SDI OUT.
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Maintenance Menu
Initialize
Initializes the camera, saves settings, and upgrades the software version.
Initialize
Performs operations related to the initialization of the camera.

default setting
Reboot ― ― Used when forcibly rebooting the system. When you
click [Reboot], the message “This camera will reboot
right now. Reload your browser after rebooting.”
appears. Click [OK] to reboot the camera. It takes
several minutes to reboot.
Factory Default ― ― Resets the camera to the default settings.
[Retain current network settings]

Select the checkbox to retain the current network and
security settings even when the camera is reset to the
factory default settings.
When you click [Factory Default], the message “This
camera will reboot right now. Reload your browser
after rebooting.” appears. When you click [OK], the
network indicator on the camera starts to flash.
When the factory default settings are completed, the
camera reboots automatically. Do not turn off the
camera before the camera reboots.
Note
The camera can be reset to the factory default
settings by pressing the reset switch for 5 seconds or
longer.
Export/Import
Performs operations related to the initialization of the camera.

default setting
Export setting file ― ― Used when you export the setting data of the camera
in a file. Click [Export], specify the destination folder,
and save the setting data of the camera to the
computer as a file according to the instructions on the
web browser.
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default setting
Import setting file ― ― Used when you import the stored setting data of the
camera. Click [Import], specify the destination folder,
and select the setting file stored on the computer
according to the instructions on the web browser. The
camera is configured according to the setting data.
Notes
• The following items cannot be exported or
imported in [Export setting file] or [Import setting
file].
– Network settings
– User settings
– Access Limit settings
– SSL function settings/certificate
– Referer Check settings
– Brute Force Attack Protection settings
– Preset settings
– Preset items (page 94)
– NDI|HX settings
• The Video codec setting is not restored if there is
an image size or frame rate that cannot have the
stored settings applied by changing the SYSTEM
SELECT switch or format setting of video output.
Version Up
Performs the camera version up.

default setting
Version Up ― ― Use this to upgrade the firmware. Click [Choose File]
to select the desired firmware file to upgrade. The
confirmation dialog is displayed. Follow the online
instructions.
System Log
Software performance data of the camera is recorded in the log. It includes useful data for
troubleshooting.
Click [Reload] to reload the latest data.
System Log
default setting
Log Level Critical, Warning & Critical, Warning & Set the level of information to be recorded in the
Info / Critical & Info system log.
Warning / Critical
Log Size 200 to 1024 1024 Set the maximum number of records to be recorded in
the system log.
Download as File ― ― On the screen that appears when pressing the
[Download] button, save the system log to your
computer.
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HTTP Access Log
The access history of the camera is displayed.
Click [Reload] to reload the latest data.
HTTP Access Log

default setting
Log Level Critical, Warning & Critical, Warning & Set the level of information to be recorded in the HTTP
Info / Critical & Info access log.
Warning / Critical
Log Size 200 to 1024 1024 Set the maximum number of records to be recorded in
the HTTP access log.
Download as File ― ― On the screen that appears when pressing the
[Download] button, save the HTTP access log to your
computer.
Service
The access history of the camera is displayed.
Click [Reload] to reload the latest data

default setting
I agree to Download the device information data to use for the
download device service. Select the checkbox of [I agree to download
information. device information.] and click [OK] for download.
Device Select the checkbox of [I agree to download device
Information information.] and click [OK] to display. Click
[Download], specify the destination folder, and save
the device information to your computer according to
the instructions on the web browser. The data file will
be saved in binary format.
EULA
Displays the End User License Agreement.
Software
Displays the software license.
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Appendix
Message List
The following messages and indications may appear on this camera. Perform the following as necessary.
Camera Lamp Display

Lamp status Description and solution
The POWER lamp (orange) and An error has occurred in the camera. Details of the error are displayed in the
NETWORK lamp (green) are flashing. main menu. Check the details of the error before solving the problem.
Camera Screen Display (OSD Menu)

Message Description and solution
FAN STOP! Turn off the camera as it may malfunction if used in this state. Contact the Sony
Service Center or your licensed Sony dealer.
FAN SPEED LOW! The fan speed is too low.

Turn off the camera and contact the Sony Service Center or your licensed Sony
dealer.
PAN-TILT ERROR! The movement of the camera has stopped due to an error in the pan-tilt
driving unit. Reset the pan/tilt position or turn off and on the camera.
PAN-TILT FAULT! Turn off the camera as it may malfunction if used in this state. Contact the Sony
Service Center or your licensed Sony dealer.
MEMORY FAULT! The memory of the camera has been damaged. Or the camera is running on an
older version. Turn off the camera and contact the Sony Service Center or your
licensed Sony dealer.
List of error codes for SRT streaming

The error codes displayed on this camera are as follows. If necessary, take the following actions.
Error Codes Description Remedy
SRT-Caller SRT-Listener
1001 Unexpected error The camera may not operate properly. Turn off
and on the camera.
1002 Disconnection of communication The communication has been disconnected
due to setting change because the configuration was changed.
Connect to communicate again.
5002 Unexpected error and on the camera.
5003 Unexpected error

5004 Unexpected error
5005 Connection failed Check if the destination setting is correct.
5006 Encryption error Check if the encryption setting is correct.
5008 Unexpected error and on the camera.
5009 Sending failed Disconnection occurred during communication.

Check the network connection.
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Troubleshooting
Before sending your camera for service, check the following to troubleshoot the problem. If the problem
still persists, consult the Sony Service Center.
Symptom Cause Remedy

The power of the camera is The AC adapter is not firmly connected to Firmly insert the AC adapter all the way.
not turned on. the DC IN 19.5 V terminal.
The power cord is not firmly connected Firmly insert the power cord all the way.
to the AC adapter or the power supply.
The connection cable to the PoE++ Firmly insert the connection cable all the way.
compliant-power supply device is not
firmly connected.
A non-PoE++ compliant-power supply Connect a PoE++(IEEE802.3bt Type4 Class8
device is connected. compliant) power supply device.
The camera does not work [IR RECEIVE] on the SYSTEM menu is Set [IR RECEIVE] to [ON] by operating the
even when buttons on the turned [OFF] or the [IR Remote] checkbox menu with the remote controller RM-IP500/
remote commander are on the Web App menu is cleared. IP10 (page 40) or enable [IR Remote] from the
pressed. Web App menu on the web browser (page
63).
The remote commander’s CAMERA Select the CAMERA SELECT switch that
SELECT switch number and the camera’s matches the IR SELECT switch setting (page
IR SELECT switch setting are different. 11).
The OSD menu is not [Menu Overlay (SDI)] or [Menu Overlay Enable the setting that corresponds with the
displayed. (HDMI)] is disabled on the Web App video output to display the OSD menu.
menu or the initial password has not The camera does not output video from HDMI
been set. or SDI OUT until the initial password is set.
Access the web browser with the camera IP
address and set the initial password.
An image is not displayed on The video connecting cable is not Check the connection between the camera
the connected video connected properly. and video monitor.
monitor.
Exposure settings on the camera are not Check the exposure settings in the EXPOSURE
appropriate. menu.
The camera cannot be The connection method is not configured Configuration of the connection method
operated with the remote properly. (VISCA RS-422 or VISCA over IP) for RM-
controller RM-IP500/IP10. IP500/IP10 is required. Check whether the
connection method for RM-IP500/IP10
corresponds to the connected cable.
The VISCA RS-422 connection is Check the connection to the VISCA RS-422
incorrect. terminal and the wiring of the RS-422 cable.
The VISCA connection does not turn to Confirm that the VISCA connection setting for
On. the CAMERA SETUP switch (page 8) on the
rear of the camera turns to On.
Communication baud rate settings are Set the same settings for the baud rate (9600
different. bps or 38400 bps) of the remote controller
and the CAMERA SETUP switch (page 8) on
the back of the camera.
The VISCA over IP connection is incorrect. Check the connection to the LAN terminal.
Use a cross network cable when connected to
the remote controller on a one-to-one basis.
VISCA is not available even The computer is not correctly connected Check the connection between the camera
when the camera is to the camera. and computer.
connected to a computer.
Make sure that the baud rate (9600 bps or
38400 bps) is correctly set on the CAMERA
SETUP switch on the back of the camera
(page 8) and in the computer settings.
Connect the camera to the remote controller
RM-IP500/IP10 to check whether the camera
is not damaged.
Problems are not resolved ― Remove the plug of the power cord from the
although measures were AC outlet, then reinsert it into the AC outlet
taken. after waiting a while.
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Preset Items and Image Setting File Items
Items stored in the preset and image setting file are shown in the following lists.
Item stored in the preset

: Stores settings by preset.
: Applies the settings to the camera at the next start-up when they are stored in Preset 1. Preset recall
does not apply the settings.
Item stored in the image setting file
: Stored
-: Not stored
Pan/Tilt/Zoom/Focus Settings
Item name on the Item name on the Items other than Item stored in Item stored in
OSD menu Web App menu the OSD/Web App the preset the image
menu setting file
- - Pan-Tilt position  -
PAN TILT SLOW Slow Pan-Tilt Mode -  -
PAN LIMIT, TILT LIMIT Range Limit -  -
- Name (Preset position list) -  -
- Thumbnail (Preset position list) -  -
PRESET RECALL SPEED Speed Select -  -
PRESET RECALL Common Speed -  -
COMMON SPEED
- Speed (Preset position list) -  -
ZOOM MODE Zoom Mode -  -
- - Zoom position  -
TELE CONVERT MODE Tele Convert -  -
FOCUS MODE - Focus mode  -
- - Focus position  -
- - Auto focus mode  -
- - Auto focus interval  -
- - Auto focus sensitivity  -
- Focus Near Limit -  -
Camera Settings
menu setting file
EXPOSURE MODE Mode (Exposure) -  
IRIS Iris -  
GAIN Gain -  
GAIN LIMIT AGC Limit -  
GAIN POINT Gain Point -  
GAIN POINT LEVEL Gain Point Level -  
- - High-sensitivity Mode  
SHUTTER SPEED Shutter Speed -  
MAX SHUTTER SPEED Fastest (Shutter speed) -  
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menu setting file
MIN SHUTTER SPEED Slowest (Shutter speed) -  
SLOW SHUTTER On/Off Auto Slow Shutter -  
EX-COMP On/Off - -  -
EX-COMP LEVEL Exposure Compensation -  
BACKLIGHT Backlight Compensation -  
SPOTLIGHT Spotlight Compensation -  
AE SPEED AE Speed -  
- - AE Ref. Low-light  
Modulation On/Off
- - AE Ref. Low-light  
Modulation Level
VISIBILITY ENHANCER Visibility Enhancer (On/Off) -  
On/Off
VISIBILITY ENHANCER Visibility Enhancer (Effect) -  
EFFECT
WHITE BALANCE MODE Mode (White balance) -  
WHITE BALANCE MODE Speed (White balance) -  

SPEED
WHITE BALANCE MODE Offset (White balance) -  
OFFSET
WHITE BALANCE R Gain (White balance) -  
MANUAL R-GAIN
WHITE BALANCE B Gain (White balance) -  
MANUAL B-GAIN
- - R-Gain of OnePushWB  -
- - B-Gain of OnePushWB  -
DETAIL MODE Mode (Detail) -  
DETAIL LEVEL Level (Detail) -  
DETAIL BAND WIDTH Bandwidth (Detail) -  
DETAIL CRISPENING Crispening (Detail) -  
DETAIL HV BALANCE HV Balance (Detail) -  
DETAIL BW BALANCE BW Balance (Detail) -  
DETAIL LIMIT Limit (Detail) -  
HIGHLIGHT DETAIL Highlight Detail -  
DETAIL SUPER LOW Super Low -  
- - Low Illumination Color  

NR
- - Defog  
FLICKER CANCEL On/Off Flicker Cancel (On/Off) -  
HIGH RESOLUTION High Resolution Mode (On/Off) -  
IMAGE STABILIZER Image Stabilizer (On/Off) -  
NOISE REDUCTION NR Mode -  
- NR (XDNR) -  
2D NR LEVEL 2D NR Level -  
3D NR LEVEL 3D NR Level -  
- - Picture Effect  -
IR CUT FILTER Mode (Day/Night ICR) -  -
ICR THRESHOLD Threshold -  -
IR RECEIVE IR Remote -  -
TALLY LEVEL Tally Lamp Brightness -  -
HDMI COLOR SPACE Color Space -  -
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Pan/Tilt function
Specifications Horizontal ±170 degrees
Maximum speed: 101 degrees/
second
System Minimum speed: 0.5 degrees/
Video signal 3840 × 2160/29.97p *1 second
1920 × 1080/59.94p Maximum speed (when the
1920 × 1080/59.94i preset is recalled): 300
1920 × 1080/29.97p degrees/second
1280 × 720/59.94p Minimum speed (when the
3840 × 2160/25p *1 preset is recalled): 1.1 degrees/
1920 × 1080/50p second
1920 × 1080/50i Vertical +90 degrees, –20 degrees
1920 × 1080/25p Maximum speed: 91 degrees/
1280 × 720/50p second
3840 × 2160/23.98p *1 Minimum speed: 0.5 degrees/
1920 × 1080/23.98p second
*1 SDI output is not supported. Maximum speed (when the
Details of each model (page 100) preset is recalled): 126 degrees/
Synchronization second
Internal synchronization Minimum speed (when the
Image device 1/2.5-type, CMOS image sensor preset is recalled): 1.1 degrees/
Effective pixel number: Approx. second
8.5 Megapixels
Output terminals
Camera HDMI Terminal: HDMI connector (Type
Lens Optical, 20 × A) × 1
f = 4.4 mm to 88.0 mm, Color space: YCbCr, 4:2:2 8bit
F2.0 to F3.8 RGB, 4:4:4 8bit
f = 26.8 mm to 536.0 mm (35 mm SDI OUT Terminal: BNC connector × 1
camera conversion) (SRG-A40) Standards: 3G-SDI
Optical, 12 x
f = 4.4 mm to 52.8 mm, F2.0 to F3.7 Input and Output terminals
f = 26.8 mm to 322.8 mm (35 mm VISCA RS-422 Terminal: RJ45 × 2
camera conversion) (SRG-A12) Standards: VISCA
Minimum object distance LAN terminal Terminal: RJ45
80 mm (WIDE), 800 mm (Tele) Standards: PoE++ (IEEE802.3bt
(SRG-A40) Type4 Class8 compliant)
80 mm (WIDE), 400 mm (Tele)
(SRG-A12)
Minimum illumination Input terminals
1.6 lux 4K/HD output, 50IRE, F2.0, MIC Terminal: Mini-phone ø 3.5 Stereo
1/30s, High-sensitivity Mode: (×1) (Plug in Power supported)
OFF Power terminal
Max.Gain (Wide end) IEC60130-10 (JEITA standard RC-
Shutter speed 5320A) TYPE 5
1/10000s to 1/1s
General
Input voltage DC 19.5 V (AC adapter 100 to 240 V,
50/60 Hz), PoE++ (IEEE802.3bt
Type4 Class8 compatible)
Power consumption
For DC 19.5 V: 80 W
For PoE++ (IEEE802.3bt Type4
Class8 compliant): 71.3 W
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Operating temperature
0° C to 40° C (32° F to 104° F)
Storage temperature
–20°C to +60°C (–4°F to +140°F)
External dimensions (Dimensions page 98)
Approx. 156.7 × 184.0 × 200.0 mm
(6 1/4 × 7 1/4 × 7 7/8 inches)
(width/height/depth) (without
protrusions)
Mass Approx. 2.0 kg (4 lb 6.5 oz)
Installation angle
Less than ±15 degrees to the
horizontal surface
Supplied Accessories
Safety Regulations (1)
AC adapter (1)
Remote commander (1)
Ceiling bracket (A) (1)
Ceiling bracket (B) (1)
Wire rope (1)
Mounting screws (M3×8) (9)
Mounting screws (M2.6×6 black) (1)
HDMI cable fixing plate (1)
Cable clamper (1)
URL label (1)
Optional accessories
Remote controller (RM-IP500/RM-IP10)
Design and specifications are subject to change

without notice.
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Dimensions
Top
170°
170°
Front
184 (7 1/4)
124 (5)
1.9 (3/32)
156.7 (6 1/4)
Side
°
90
20°
78.3 (3 1/8)
200 (7 7/8)
Unit: mm (inches)
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Bottom 46 46
13
(1 /16) (1 13/16)
35 35 φ5, depth5 (7/32)
(1 7/16) (1 7/16) 1/4-20UNC, depth7 (9/32)
32.7 (1 5/16)
53.9 (2 1/8)
36 (1 7/16)
29 (1 3/16)
29 (1 3/16)
17 (11/16)
17 (11/16)
22 (7/8)
M3 M3
136 (5 3/8)
136 (5 3/8)
165 (6 1/2)
165 (6 1/2)
(1 3/4)
42.9
M3
M3 4-φ8(Leg)
44 44
(1 3/4) (1 3/4)
60 60
(2 3/8) (2 3/8)
Ceiling bracket (B) With the ceiling bracket installed

167.9 (6 5/8)
54 (2 1/4)
34 (1 3/8) Hole
R6 2.3
7.8
R7
197.9 (7 7/8)
224.9 (8 7/8)
R1 131
31 .8
R1 126
26 .3
.3
.8
R
Hole Hole
122 (4 7/8)
144 (5 3/4)
Unit: mm (inches)
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SYSTEM SELECT switch settings Pin array of the VISCA RS-422
The video output format for the HDMI/SDI OUT terminal and how to use it
terminal can be set with this switch.
Pin array of VISCA RS-422 terminal
IN OUT
Pin Function Pin Function
No. No.
1 TX– 1 RX–
2 TX+ 2 RX+
3 RX– 3 TX–
4 GND 4 GND
Select your desired
video output format. 5 GND 5 GND
6 RX+ 6 TX+
7 N.C. 7 N.C.
No. Video output format/Frame rate 8 N.C. 8 N.C.
0 3840x2160/29.97p
1 1920x1080/59.94p Connection diagram with remote
2 1920x1080/59.94i controller RM-IP10
3 1920x1080/29.97p
4 1280x720/59.94p
5 RESERVE
6 REMOTE
7 HDMI : 640x480/59.94p RM-IP10 Camera
SDI OUT : 1280x720/59.94p
1 N.C. 1 TX–
8 3840x2160/25p
2 N.C. 2 TX+
9 1920x1080/50p
3 N.C. Shield 3 RX–
A 1920x1080/50i
4 N.C. 4 GND
B 1920x1080/25p
5 GND 5 GND
C 1280x720/50p
6 RX– 6 RX+
D RESERVE
7 RX+ 7 N.C.
E 3840x2160/23.98p
8 TX– 8 N.C.
F 1920x1080/23.98p
9 TX+
Notes
• Be sure to set the switch before you turn on the Notes
camera. • Connect the GNDs of both devices together to
Turn on the power after you set the switch. stabilize the voltage level of the signal.
• Be sure to use a Phillips-head screwdriver • When preparing cables, use network cables of
when changing the switch position. If you use category 5e or more.
a tool other than the designated screwdriver,
the crossed groove may be damaged.
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 Remote commander sensors

 SDI OUT terminal

 Fan / Exhaust port

Factory settings for network

 OSD menu operation button

 CAMERA SELECT switch Notes

For setting of camera’s ID, see “Operating

Operating a Single Camera Using the Supplied Remote

Operating a Single Camera Using the Computer Browser

Network Web Video signal

For the RS-422 connection

Using the supplied URL label

1-1 Attach the wire rope to the ceiling.

Hole for Front of the camera

Attach the wire

5 While pushing up the entire camera, attach

Lightly tighten screws temporarily in the 

7 Adjust the image flip function to optimize

Connecting to an AC power supply

AC adapter cord clamper

 Put the AC adapter cord through the cord clamper and

Connecting the camera to a PoE++

Network cable HDMI cable (not supplied)

To HDMI input terminal

Hub with PoE++

Devices equipped with an SDI input terminal

• You cannot switch between VISCA over IP and

Using VISCA over IP (LAN terminal)

* Use a straight network cable.

Network cable Notes

Connecting multiple cameras to a

* Use straight network cables.

Connecting control signals

Network cable * Use straight network cables.

* Use straight network cables.

Mixer, Microphone, etc.

* Use straight network cables.

For details, see “Installing the Camera” (page 15)

2 Select the CAMERA SELECT switch on the

1 Connect the camera to an AC outlet using

The power is turned on and the POWER lamp

2 Turn on the peripheral devices.

1 Press the P/T RESET button to reset the

2 Adjust the position, zoom, and focus of the

3 Hold down the PRESET button and press

Displaying an OSD menu

1 Press the MENU button.

2 Use the  or  button to move the cursor to

3 Press the SET button.

4 Use the  or  button to move the cursor to

5 Use the  or  button to change the set

This section explains how to read the on-screen

For the overall on-screen display menu

You can configure the camera from both the OSD

 Cursor MODE (Exposure - Mode)

BACKLIGHT (Exposure - Backlight