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Local remote control panel for the GY-HM790E camcorder. (Plus discontinued GY-HD251, GY-HD201, GY-HD200 models). The RM-LP25U Operator control panel (OCP) works with the RM-HP790DE camera control unit to offer extensive control options including paint, iris, gamma level, knee and black level.
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The RM-HP790DE Camera control unit, 26p HD-SDI for GY-HM790 (and discontinued GY-HD250/251) camcorders. When used in combination with a multi-core equipped GY-HM790 or GY-HD250 camera the RM-HP790DU allows users to build an economical fully digital HD studio system. Both HD or SD component and SDI video are supported, giving users the flexibility to use a either a component switcher or SDI switcher. Lossless SDI output from the camera can be delivered to the switcher when a multicore/BNC hybrid camera cable is utilized.
The controller can address up to 4 cameras, of different types (Sony, Ikegami, Panasonic, Hitachi, JVC, Bradley, etc.) with up to 99 cameras on a system. Camera type selection is via the menu and internal DIP switches set which 4 cameras are to be addressed.
The RM-LP250S is a single-camera IP based remote control panel for JVC's CONNECTED CAM (GY-HC500 & GY-HC900) models. It features versatile dial and joystick control iris functions and connects using ethernet. (RJ-45)
IP based RCU (Remote Control Unit), for GY-HC Camcorder series RM-LP250S use Wheel Iris controller and its designed for up to 3 Cameras.
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