The Sony MSU-3000 (horizontal) and MSU-3500 (vertical) are top - notch master setup units engineered for precise and advanced control of up to 96 HDC camera systems. The MSU-3000 fits neatly into a 19 - inch EIA full - rack, while the MSU-3500 is tailored for a 9.5 - inch EIA half - rack. With 7 - inch WVGA displays and customizable buttons, they offer flexible control over camera settings and operational status. Both units come with 1000BASE - T Ethernet connectivity and support USB flash drives for easy saving and loading of settings. The MSU-3000 has 21 assignable keys, and the more compact MSU-3500 offers 3 keys. Their compact designs and intuitive interfaces make them perfect for both large - scale and small - scale productions, ensuring seamless operations even in high - demand scenarios. Key features include support for up to 96 HDC camera systems, appropriate rack - mount sizes, a 7 - inch WVGA LCD panel, assignable keys, USB flash drive support, and easy - to - use assignable buttons and LEDs on the display. Technical specs cover dimensions, weight, power supply, operating and storage temperatures, and input/output connectors. The package includes the master setup unit, a power cable, and a USB flash drive for settings management.
Using the Sony MSU-3000 or MSU-3500 is straightforward. First, make sure to place the unit in the appropriate EIA rack - the MSU-3000 in a 19 - inch full - rack and the MSU-3500 in a 9.5 - inch half - rack. Connect the power cable to a suitable power source within the 100–240 V AC 50/60 Hz range. Then, use the LAN port (RJ - 45 8 - pin) to connect to your network. You can manage your HDC camera systems through the 7 - inch WVGA display and the assignable keys. For saving or loading settings, just plug in a USB flash drive. When using, keep the operating temperature between 41 °F to 104 °F (5 °C to 40 °C). Store the unit in a place where the temperature is between - 4 °F to 140 °F (- 20 °C to 60 °C). To maintain it, regularly clean the display and the buttons with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals as they may damage the unit. Also, check the cable connections periodically to ensure they are secure.
