Panasonic CX350
Controls
Control | Notes | IP |
---|---|---|
Iris | Manual and AUTO iris (speed, sensitivity) | ✔ |
Gain | In dB, manual and AUTO (possibility to set max gain and EV) | ✔ |
Shutter | in Speed or ECS | ✔ |
ND | set/get presets (1/1, 1/4, 1/16, 1/64) | ✔ |
White balance | R/B gain, master gain, color temp | ✔ |
Black balance | R/B gain, master black | ✔ |
Saturation and Hue | ✔ | |
Knee | Point and slope, auto | ✔ |
Black gamma | Master and range | ✔ |
Detail and coring | detail level/freq/mix, coring level, skin detail (skin 1, skin 2, skin 3) | ✔ |
OETF | HD/SD/FILMLIKE1/FILMLIKE2/FILMLIKE3/FILM-REC/VIDEO-REC/HLG | ✔ |
Color space | NORMAL1/NORMAL2/FLUO/CINELIKE | ✔ |
Matrix and multimatrix | M-M with 16 vectors hue and saturation controls | ✔ |
Zoom and Focus | Zoom and Focus controls in speed, position is read only | ✔ |
Other | Pattern, ATW, AWB, ABB | ✔ |
Menu navigation | ON/OFF, enter/back, up/down, toggle display OUT1 | ✔ |
The camera firmware must be up-to-date. At the time this article is written, the latest firmware version for the AG-CX350 camera is version 7.20-00.
Pay attention the the CX350 protocol controls the ND variable in relative mode. So it's impossible to recall the ND value with a scene file.
Wiring
The control is IP, so you just need the RCP. It works on Ethernet and Wi-Fi. For remote control (4G, RF, etc.), you can add a RIO on the camera side.
Setup
Camera
Set up your network, either static or DHCP in NETWORK > LAN PROPERTY > IPV4 SETTING
:
Activate the remote control in NETWORK > IP REMOTE
(set it to ENABLE
):
Set up an account (login/password) in NETWORK > IP REMOTE
(if no account in ACCOUNT LIST
, create a new one in USER ACCOUNT
):
RCP
If your camera is not in the "default range" of the RCP. You can add a second IP to the RCP:
Then, you can create your camera:
- Click on
+
in the camera block - Enter a
number
and aname
- Select brand
Panasonic
and modelAG-CX350
- Enter the camera
IP
(in my case192.168.0.1
) - Enter the camera
login
andpassword
(in my caseADMIN
andA1234567
)
If properly configured and setup, it should turn green: