Panasonic AW-RC600 - Manual (Page 8)

7 (E)
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Lens iris selector switch [IRIS MANU/AUTO]
The lens is set to automatic iris (ALC) if this switch is set
to [AUTO] when the iris selector switch on the lens is at
[AUTO]. The lens iris can now be finely adjusted using
the lens iris control  by setting the scene file switch 
to [USER] and setting [Auto iris adjust] to [ON] using the
camera’s menu in this status.
(For details of the camera menus, refer to the camera’s
operating instructions.)
When the switch is set to [MANU], the lens iris can be
adjusted manually from closed to wide open using the
lens iris control .
 Lens iris control [IRIS LEVEL]
ALC (AGC and ELC) can be finely adjusted by setting
the lens iris selector switch  to [AUTO], the scene file
switch  to [USER], and [Auto iris adjust] to [ON] using
the camera’s menu.
When the lens iris selector switch  is set to [MANU], the
lens iris can be adjusted manually from closed to wide
open.
Note:
The ALC cannot be finely adjusted and the lens iris
cannot be adjusted when the iris selector switch on
the lens is set to a position other than [AUTO] (such as
[MANU]).
With some lenses, the open and close directions with
respect to the control directions may be reversed. If this is
the case, contact the lens manufacturer or your dealer.
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Intercom connector [INCOM]
(XLR 4-pin connector)
A headset is connected here. Intercommunication is then
possible between the camera, RCU and live switcher.
Set the INCOM selector switch on the live switcher
(AW-SW350) to the [3-wire type].
1: GND
2: MIC (this is where the headset
microphone is connected)
3: GND
4: SPEAKER (this is where the headset
speaker is connected)
 Use a dynamic type of microphone with an impedance
of approximately 200 ohms for the headset to be
connected.
Recommended headset:
HRM-201D (Ashida Sound Co., Ltd)
CC-26K (CLEAR-COM)

Intercom volume adjustment control
[INCOM LEVEL]
This is used to adjust the volume of the sound heard
through the speaker of the headset connected to the
INCOM connector.
Parts and their functions