With a 1/4 rack size housing, four units can be installed in a single 19-inch EIA rack, which are used as standard around the world.
Panel designed for operability
The layout of the operation buttons on the panel simplifies operation by prioritizing frequently-used functions. Knobs for master gain, color temperature, master flare, etc. can be assigned by users. Frequently-used functions such as gain and matrix can also be assigned to priority buttons. This enables rapid operation that can be adapted to the workflow of each location.
Serial and IP camera control support
Serial connection, IP connection and PoE*1 power supply are all supported. IP connection to studio cameras allows operators to control cameras from remote locations, enabling more efficient operation with fewer on-site personnel. In addition to studio camera connectivity, future support for IP connection to Panasonic’s PTZ cameras and other devices is also planned.*2
*1: Abbreviation of Power over Ethernet.
*2: Studio Camera AK-UC4000GJ/UC4000GSJ, AK-UC3300GJ/UC3300GSJ, AK-HC5000GJ/HC5000GSJ and AK-HC3900GJ/HC3900GSJ are supported. For information on other cameras that can be connected to this device, please refer to the Compatible Controller PDF.
3.5-inch color LCD touch panel
The new high-resolution 3.5-inch color LCD panel now supports touch operation and provides ease of use on location through high visibility and intuitive operation.
•3.5-inch Color LCD Touch Panel
* Screen image superimposed onto device for illustrative purposes.
SDXC memory card support
The SD memory card slot enables users to save and read camera setting files and device settings using SD cards.
Store PTZ camera data and SCENE data onto an SD card
With the AK-HRP1010, various setting information*1 of the Panasonic PTZ camera and SCENE FILE data*2 that records parameter information related to video, DTL, color, and other images can be stored onto an SD card.
ROPs can be used to save PTZ camera setting information, reducing the time and effort required to reproduce setting information, and allowing PTZ cameras to achieve the same workflow as system cameras.
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