Setting Selection Dip Switch - JVC RM-LP25U Instructions Manual

Operation
Setting Selection DIP
Switch
You can partially switch the settings of features (factory settings).
All switches are set to OFF in the factory settings.
Note:
● Be sure to change the DIP switch settings under Operate
OFF mode.
DIP Switch 1
For setting the [GAIN] selection button's ALC feature.
For selecting the feature to use when ALC is
selected, if the connected camera comes with both
Fun- the (ALC) mode, which automatically adjusts the
ction gain value only, as well as the (ALC+EEI) mode,
which adjusts both the gain and shutter values
automatically.
OFF
Set-
ting
ON
Note:
● For GY-HD200 and GY-HD250, this setting is invalid as
the gain value and shutter are standard settings when
automatically set (ALC+EEI). To use GY-HD200 and GY-
HD250 when only the gain value is automatically set
(ALC), please consult your nearest JVC's authorized
dealers.
DIP Switch 2
For setting the [AUTO IRIS LEVEL] feature.
For specifying whether the IRIS lever is to be
Fun-
used as the [AUTO IRIS LEVEL] adjustment lever
ction
when the iris mode is set to AUTO .
OFF
ON
Set-
ting
Use as ALC .
Use as ALC+EEI .
Use as adjustment lever for
AUTO IRIS LEVEL .
Use as adjustment lever for
AUTO IRIS LEVEL disabled.
(Operation is disabled, and the
AUTO IRIS LEVEL is fixed to the
standard value.) )
DIP Switch 3
For setting the [IRIS MODE] when ALC is selected for the
[GAIN] button.
For setting whether the iris mode is to be forcibly
Fun-
switched to AUTO when ALC is selected for the
ction
[GAIN] button.
OFF
Set-
ON
ting
DIP Switch 4
Reserved switch. Make sure that this is set to OFF during
use.
DIP Switch 5
Reserved switch. Make sure that this is set to OFF during
use.
DIP Switch 6
For setting input signals of the [TALLY] terminal.
Fun- For setting the input signals of the [TALLY] terminal.
ction
OFF
Set-
ON
ting
Forcibly set to AUTO .
Not forcibly set to AUTO . (Iris
mode complies with the switch
status.) )
Use as contact input system .
Use as open collector input
system .
HIGH: ON, LOW: OFF