This document describes the features and characteristics of products such as AW-PH400, AW-RC400, AW-RP400, AW-RL400.
About this manual
The Panasonic document covers the AW-PH400 indoor pan-tilt unit, the AW-RP400 pan-tilt controller, the AW-RC400 cable compensator, and the AW-RL400 rolling unit. Its sections cover product introduction, parts and functions, installation, menu settings, operation, system-configuration examples, replacement of consumables, and specifications.
For the AW-PH400, the text describes 400-degree horizontal rotation, a maximum speed of 90 degrees per second, support for cameras and lenses totaling 8 kg, and preset storage for as many as 50 shooting positions. The installation sections include camera, cable, switch, and pan-tilt mounting instructions and request that installation be handled by a dealer. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Safety Precautions
- Operating Precautions
- AW-PH400 Product Introduction
- AW-PH400 Parts and Functions
- AW-PH400 Installation
- AW-PH400 Replacing Consumables
- AW-PH400 Specifications
- AW-RP400 Pan-Tilt Controller
- AW-RL400 Rolling Unit
- System Configuration Examples
Specifications
| Horizontal rotation range | 400 degrees |
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| Maximum rotation speed | 90 degrees per second |
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| Supported equipment weight | 8 kg |
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| Preset shooting positions | Up to 50 |
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| DC 12 V OUT maximum current | 2 A |
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| Operating humidity | Below 90% |
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| Maximum video cable extension with AW-RC400 | 1,000 m |
Frequently asked questions
What equipment can the AW-PH400 carry?
The manual lists cameras and lenses, with a maximum total weight of 8 kg.
How many shooting positions can be stored as presets?
The AW-PH400 can register settings for up to 50 shooting positions as preset data.
What happens to pan-tilt speed when a prompter is connected?
The rotation speed drops to approximately one-third.