Operating instructions for Panasonic AW-UE70 series 4K integrated cameras covering setup, shooting, network configuration, and maintenance.
About this manual
This manual provides step‑by‑step guidance for installing and operating the Panasonic AW‑UE70 series 4K integrated cameras with pan‑tilt heads. It covers basic setup, required PC environment, network security, and detailed procedures for power control, priority modes, and remote controller usage.
Advanced sections describe the camera menu, shooting mode selection, image adjustments, recording to SD cards, IP and HDMI streaming, and troubleshooting. The document also includes specifications, firmware update instructions, and maintenance screens to help users get the most out of the camera in various production environments.
What's inside
- Before use
- Required personal computer environment
- Network security
- Basic shooting operations
- Turning the power on and off
- Priority mode
- Selecting the units
- Selecting the shooting modes
- Camera menu items
- Maintenance screen
Specifications
| Sensor | 1/2.3-type MOS |
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| Optical zoom | 20× |
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| Digital zoom | 12× |
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| i.Zoom maximum | 30× (22× in 4K mode) |
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| HDMI output | Supported |
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| SDI output | Supported |
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| Full HD frame rate | up to 60 fps |
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| 4K frame rate | up to 30 fps |
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| Night mode | Available |
Frequently asked questions
How do I turn the power on?
Select the unit with the remote control, then press the [ON/STANDBY] button for 2 seconds; the status lamp will turn green and the camera powers on.
What shooting modes are available?
The camera provides four preset shooting modes: Full Auto, Manual1, Manual2, and Manual3, selectable via the menu or remote control.
How should I secure the camera on a network?
Connect the camera to a network protected by a firewall, use updated antivirus software on PCs, and restrict access with usernames and passwords.
Can the camera record to an SD card?
Yes, inserting an SD card enables recording H.264 images; recordings can be played back via the web screen or transferred to a PC or FTP server.