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User’s Guide
LDK 4482 LDK 4482 LDK 4482
LDK 4482 LDK 4482
SuperXpander
3922 496 48661 St.01
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Declaration of Conformity We, Thomson Broadcast Solutions Nederland B.V., Kapittelweg 10, 4827 HG Breda, The Netherlands declare under our sole responsibility that this product is in compliance with the following standards: EN60065 : Safety EN55103-1 : EMC (Emission) EN55103-2 : EMC (Immunity) following the provisions of: a. the Safety Directives 73/23//EEC and 93/68/EEC b. the EMC Directives 89/336/EEC and 93/68/EEC FCC Class A Statement Thi
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LDK 4482 SuperXpander User's Guide Contents Location of Controls and Functions ................... 1-2 Connections..................................................... 1-10 Location of Controls and Functions for HS ........ 1-4 Service Information .......................................... 1-14 02.38.3 User's Guide LDK 4482 - SuperXpander 1-1
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Location of Controls and Functions Rear Panel 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 FILTER MSC. VIEWFINDER SIGN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Camera on Centre Lamp 1(CLR) 4 Pip R Ext 1 Remote cross off Heater 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Auto On air Safe 2 5 Select G Ext 2 Dimm white zone 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 VF Focus 3 6 B Y/ext Call Boost ind 1 Optical filter selection LED indicators 4 Select the optical filter by touching the appropriate CAMERA ON : lights when the camera is receiving numbered switch. Switch 1 : Clear filter power. Switch 2
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 FILTER MSC. VIEWFINDER SIGN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Camera on Centre Lamp 1(CLR) 4 Pip R Ext 1 Remote cross off Heater 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Auto On air Safe 2 5 Select G Ext 2 Dimm white zone 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 VF Focus 3 6 B Y/ext Call Boost ind Viewfinder EXT1, EXT2 and Dim 7 8 Y switches Switches the brightness of the on-air lamp on the Switches the Ext 1 and Ext 2 signal for display in the viewfinder up and down in steps. viewfinder. Ext 1 and Ext 2 are also selectable with the pan-bar
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Location of Controls and Functions for HS Rear Panel 1 2 3 4 5 FILTER MSC. VIEWFINDER SIGN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Camera on Centre Lamp 1(CLR) 4 Pip R Ext 1 Remote cross off Heater 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Safe Auto On air 2 5 G Ext 2 Dimm zone white 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Focus 3 6 B Y/ext Call ind Pip switch Up switch 1 4 Switches on the PIP signal on the viewfinder screen. This up scroll switch is used to directly move through frequently used menus, displayed in the viewfinder screen. VF Boost switch 2 This switch
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Left Panel 1 2 3 4 5 6 70 VA max Triaxial cable connector Utility outlet power indicator 4 1 Connects the large lens adapter to the base station Lights when power is available at the utility outlet. and carries all signals and power. Script light connector 5 Utility outlet fuse 2 A 3-pole socket which supplies +12 Vdc (500 mA) for This fuse protects the utility outlet. Replace only with a script board light. (Script board LDK 6985/15 does the same type - T1A/115V or T0.5A/230V. not connect to th
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Right Panel 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 POWER WARNING THIS APPARATUS OFF REMOTE LOCAL MUST BE EARTHED VF.2> >VF.1 >External 230V AC T1.6A 50-60 Hz VF (cam) LENS (cam) 115V AC T4A Second viewer socket (VF2) Mains power supply On/Off switch 1 5 A 12-pole male socket for the connection of a second Switches the mains power supply to the large lens viewer. adapter on or off. (It does not switch off the power to the utility outlet.) Video 1 input socket 2 Local / Remote power switch 6 A BNC so
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Assembly Viewfinder Mount Retaining Knob Support Lens 70 VA max rail slot Locking Handle Lens support rail Balance Knob Bayonent Ring Locking Lever It is important that you assemble and disassemble the Mounting a Lens units in the right order. The correct order of assembly To mount the lens onto the large lens adapter, proceed is as follows: as follows: 1. Attach the large lens adapter to the tripod. a. Slide the viewfinder support back towards the rear 2. Mount the lens onto the large lens adap
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NOTE: Due to tolerances it is possible that the lens cannot be secured. 2 Therefore there are two knurled Adjustment Camera screws on top of the Electronic screws attachment Unit with which the Camera block attachment block can be adjusted. Turn the screws clockwise to raise the block and turn counterclockwise to lower the Adjustment block. screws Attaching the Camera When using an LDK10P/00 or 01 before attaching h. Plug the flying triax lead from the left side panel of the camera remove from t
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Cable Clamp Rain and Off-use Cover When the lens and camera are mounted on the large The rain and off-use cover LDK6989/00 must be used lens adapter it is necessary to clamp the camera when the camera system is in wet or damp environment. cable. Proceed as follows: This protection is necessary for personal safety a. Loosen the cable clamp on the right side of the reasons. The cover can also be used in dusty footbed by turning it counterclockwise. environments. It can also be useful if the camera
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Connections Connector Signals In each of the following figures the connectors are pins on the solder side of the connector. The part shown as seen on the panels of the camera. Remember numbers of the panel connectors can be found in the to use the mirror image of the drawings to identify the spare parts lists of the service manual. Utility Outlet Connector (X602) 3 Eurostyle 3-pin female 1. Neutral 2. Line 3. Earth Voltage: 115/230 Vac 1 2 Maximum power: 70 VA Script Light Connector (X604) 3-pin
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Monitor Connector (X608) 12-pin male 1 9 1. Housing 10 2. -80V 3. no connection 4. +13V 2 8 5. no connection 6. D-SCL 7. GND 3 7 8. D-SDA 11 12 9. D-INTN 10.Video 2 in 4 6 11. Video return 5 12.Video 1 in Shield of cable directly to the connector housing. Mains Supply Input Connector (X601) 3 Eurostyle 3-pin male 1. Neutral 2. Line 1 2 3. Earth Viewfinder Flying Lead Connector (X612) 12-pin female 9 1 1. Shield 10 2. no connection 3. no connection 8 2 4. no connection 5. no connection 6. D-SCL 7
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Lens Flying Lead Connector (X611) 12-pin male 1 9 1. no connection 10 2. no connection 3. GND (power ret.) 4. no connection 2 8 5. Iris control 6. no connection 7. Iris follow 3 7 8. Iris auto/remote 11 12 9. no connection 10.Zoom follow 4 6 11.Focus follow 5 12.Spare Shield of cable directly to the connector housing. Top Viewfinder Connector (X605) 15-pin female 1. VF video 2. CVBS/Ext. Video 8 1 3. no connection 4. GND (+12V return) 5. Housing 6. +12V 7. SDL 8. no connection 9. VF video return
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Lens Connector (X603) 36-pin female 18 1 1. not used 2. not used 3. not used 4. +12V 5. GND (power return) 6. GND (servo return) 7. Housing 8. R.E. A 9. R.E. B 10. R.E. C 11. not used 36 19 12. Iris F. (follow) 13. Zoom F. (follow) 14. Ext SW 1 15. Ext SW 2 16. not used 17. Iris 18. Iris A/R (auto/remote) 19. Zoom 20. Focus 21. On-airN (tally control) 22. ZF-L/R (zoom, focus local/remote) 23. Ext SW 3 24. Lens ID 0 25. Lens ID 1 26. Lens ID 2 27. Lens ID 3 28. not used 29. not used 30. Focus F.
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Service Information When using the Large Lens Adaptor with older Viewfinders LDK4016/02 it is possible that a hum appears in the picture. Also no text display will be available. To solve these problems the following changes in the Viewfinder LDK4016/02 have to be performed. Video Board 3922 406 81721 status 9 Remove C4 ZR27 was 3K3 becomes 12K code number 4822 051 51203 In place of the not mounted ZR20 mount a capacitor of 22 nF (ZC22) code number 4822 122 31797 Old status 9 New status 10 Power
