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Wireless Adapter

Operating InstructionsSoftware Version 2.3

CBK-WA100CBK-WA101

4-593-598-11 (1)

© 2013 Sony Corporation

Table of Contents2

Table of Contents

OverviewFeatures .................................................................. 3Compatible Models and Functions ...................... 4

Compatible models ............................................ 4Compatible terminal devices .............................. 4Compatible functions with each network

connection ........................................................ 4Required device to use the function ................... 5

Location and Function of Parts ............................ 5

PreparationsSetting the Camcorder/Recorder ......................... 7

Setting the camcorder to output the Rec/Stop control signals .................................................. 7

Enabling the wireless LAN function of the camcorder/recorder .......................................... 7

Enabling the USB A connector of the camcorder (PMW-300 only) .............................................. 7

Attaching the Wireless Adapter to a Camcorder/Recorder ................................................................. 8Turning on the Power ............................................ 8Connecting to the Terminal Device via a Wireless LAN ........................................................................ 9

Connecting in the wireless LAN access point mode (AP mode) .............................................. 9

Connecting in the wireless LAN station mode (STA mode) .................................................... 10

Checking the status of the wireless LAN settings ........................................................... 11

Connecting to the Internet .................................. 11Connecting to the Internet by using

a modem ......................................................... 11Connecting to the Internet in the wireless LAN

station mode (STA mode) .............................. 12Connecting by using a LAN cable ................... 13

Turning off the Power ......................................... 13

OperationsRecording the Video/Audio of a Camcorder/Recorder ............................................................... 14

Preparations ...................................................... 14Recording ......................................................... 14Checking files that are recorded on an SD

card ................................................................. 16Uploading a File ................................................... 17

Preparations ...................................................... 17Selecting the file and uploading ....................... 17Uploading the file with the network client

mode ............................................................... 19Streaming Transmitting the Live Video Image of the Camcorder ..................................................... 19

High Quality Streaming Transmission with Sony’s QoS Technology ....................................................20

Streaming with the proxy recording enabled ............................................................20

Controlling the Camcorder/Recorder Remotely ...............................................................21

SettingsAbout the Web Menu ...........................................22

Initial screen .....................................................22About the setting menu .....................................23

Streaming Format Settings .................................24Monitoring settings ...........................................24Streaming Settings ............................................24Audio channel settings ......................................25

Proxy Format Settings .........................................25System settings .....................................................26

User and password settings ...............................26Date and time settings .......................................27Network client mode settings ...........................27

Access Point Settings (AP Settings) ....................28Wireless LAN Settings .........................................29

Checking the wireless LAN settings ................30Modem Settings ....................................................30

Checking the modem settings ...........................30Wired LAN Settings .............................................31

Checking the wired LAN settings ....................31Upload Settings ....................................................32

Register the server for uploading ......................32Changing the registered server settings ............33Deleting the registered server ...........................33Starting file transferring automatically after

recording .........................................................33Re-starting file transferring

(Resume function) ..........................................33Job List ..................................................................34

MaintenanceUpdating the Wireless Adapter ..........................35To Return to the Factory Setting ........................36

AppendixImportant Notes on Operation ...........................37Troubleshooting ....................................................38Error/Warning Indicator ....................................39Licenses .................................................................40

MPEG-4 AVC ..................................................40END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT ............40On accessing software to which the GPL/LGPL

applies .............................................................44Open software licenses .....................................44

Specifications ........................................................44Trademarks ..........................................................46

Overview

Overview

FeaturesThe CBK-WA100/CBK-WA101 Wireless Adapter is the wireless adapter that connects the Solid-State Memory Camcorder (called “camcorder” in this document) such as PMW-500/400/300/200/160/150 or Portable Memory Recorder (called “recorder” in this document) such as PMW-50 to a computer or mobile device via wireless LAN, or connecting to the 3G/4G/LTE line and sending files via Internet.

Remote operation of the camcorder/recorder via a wireless LANYou can operate a camera or media of a camcorder/recorder remotely from a smartphone/tablet/computer that is connected to the wireless adapter via a wireless LAN.

Creating and recording a proxy fileThe wireless adapter creates a proxy file (low resolution) and records it on an SD card that is inserted into the wireless adapter, from the video and audio signals that are shot or played on the camcorder/recorder and are input from the HD-SDI connector. The created file is called “XAVC® Proxy.”Recording starts/stops automatically by interlocking to the camcorder/recorder with the Rec/Stop control signals that are included on the HD-SDI signals.

Uploading a file via a 3G/4G/LTE line, wireless LAN, or wired LANYou can upload a proxy file (low resolution) that is recorded on an SD card or original file (high resolution) that is recorded on the camcorder/recorder to a server on the Internet via a 3G/4G/LTE line, wireless LAN, or wired LAN.

Monitoring the video of a camcorder/recorder via a wireless LANThe wireless adapter can create a stream (H.264) from the video of a camcorder/recorder. You can monitor the video stream by using the “Content Browser Mobile” application that is installed on the smartphone/tablet/computer via wireless LAN.

“Content Browser Mobile” application*You can operate a camcorder/recorder remotely by monitoring the audio/video of the camcorder/recorder, and perform the settings of the wireless adapter from a smartphone/tablet using the “Content Browser Mobile” application.

* For details about the “Content Browser Mobile” application, contact your Sony dealer or a Sony service representative.

Streaming the video/audio of a camcorder/recorder via a 3G/4G/LTE line, wireless LAN, or wired LANThe wireless adapter can create a stream (H.264/AAC-LC compression) from the video/audio of a camcorder/recorder. You can watch the video/audio streaming via a 3G/4G/LTE line, wireless LAN, or wired LAN.

Note

If you start streaming, proxy recording and file transferring cannot be performed.

High quality streaming transmission function with Sony’s QoS TechnologyThe wireless adapter can perform high quality streaming transmission and file uploading via CCM when using the wireless adapter by connecting to the Connection Control Manager (called “CCM” in this document) of Sony Network RX Station PWS-100RX1 (optional).

Note

If you set the network client mode that performs streaming with Sony’s QoS Technology to on with the proxy recording enabled, the streaming bit rate is limited depending on the proxy recording setting. The file uploading stops when starting streaming.

Features 3

Overview

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Compatible Models and Functions

Compatible modelsThe following camcorders/recorders are compatible with the wireless adapter*, and you can use the wireless adapter by attaching to them.• Solid-State Memory Camcorder

PMW-500, PMW-400, PMW-300, PMW-200, PMW-160, PMW-150, PXW-X320

• Portable Memory RecorderPMW-50, PMW-RX50

• Professional Disc CamcorderPDW-850

* The CBK-WA101 is for the PMW-400 and PXW-X320 only.

The following camcorders/recorders will be compatible with the wireless adapter by updating the firmware.PMW-500: Ver.1.6 or laterPMW-400: Ver.1.1 or laterPMW-300: Ver.1.1 or laterPMW-200: Ver.1.3 or laterPMW-160: Ver.1.2 or laterPMW-150: Ver.1.2 or laterPMW-50: Ver.1.2 or laterPDW-850: Ver.2.2 or later

The following functions are available for compatible models.• Creating a proxy file that inherits the information and

size from an original file that is recorded on the camcorder/recorder when the camcorder/recorder is recording.

• Creating a proxy file when the recorder is playing the original file. (PMW-50/RX50, PDW-850 only)

The following functions are available by connecting the wireless adapter and camcorder/recorder with the USB cable.• Displaying the wireless adapter’s status on the

viewfinder of the camcorder• Uploading a file of the camcorder/recorder• Remote operation

When using a device that is not compatible with the wireless adapterYou can use a device that has the SDI output. In this case, the following functions are available.• Streaming a video/audio of the camcorder/recorder

via a 3G/4G/LTE line, wireless LAN, or wired LAN

• Creating a proxy file from the original file that is recorded on the camcorder/recorder when the camcorder/recorder is recording*

• Uploading a file via a 3G/4G/LTE line, wireless LAN, or wired LAN (only for the proxy file that is recorded on an SD card in the wireless adapter)

* When the Rec/Stop control signals is included on the SDI signals, recording starts/stops automatically by interlocking to the camcorder/recorder. The proxy file does not inherit the information and size from the original file.

Compatible terminal devicesFor setting and operating the wireless adapter, use a smartphone, tablet, or computer (called “terminal device” in this document). Compatible terminal devices, OS, browser are as follows.

Compatible functions with each network connectionThe wireless adapter uploads a file to the server and transmits the stream of a video for the camcorder/recorder to the terminal device by connecting the wireless adapter to the network. The wireless adapter can be operated from the terminal device that is connected to the wireless adapter via the network. The wireless LAN, 3G/4G/LTE line, or wired LAN is available for the network connection.The following functions are available for each network connection (a: available, –: unavailable).

Terminal device OS Browser

Smartphone Android 4.1/4.2/4.3/4.4/5.0/5.1/6.0

Chrome

iOS 8.0/8.1/8.2/8.3/8.4/9.0

Safari

Tablet Android 4.1/4.2/4.3/4.4/5.0/5.1/6.0

Chrome

iOS 8.0/8.1/8.2/8.3/8.4/9.0

Safari

Computer Microsoft Windows 7/Microsoft Windows 8/Microsoft Windows 10

Chrome

Mac OS x 10.8/10.9/10.10

Safari

Function Network connection

Wireless LAN 3G/4G/LTE line

Wired LANAP mode STA mode

Setting and controlling the wireless adapter

a a – a*1

Compatible Models and Functions

Overview

*1 Available by setting “Web/Cam Remote” (page 31).*2 You need a smartphone/tablet on which the “Content

Browser Mobile” application is installed.

For details about the network connection, see “Connecting to the Terminal Device via a Wireless LAN” (page 9) or “Connecting to the Internet” (page 11).

Required device to use the functionThe following device is required for each network connection.

*1 The USB wireless LAN module (called “wireless LAN module” in this document) is sold separately.

*2 The 3G/4G/LTE USB modem (called “modem” in this document) is sold separately.

*3 The USB-RJ45 adapter is sold separately.

Notes

• The wireless LAN module may not be available in some countries/regions.

• The frequency band for the wireless LAN module is shared by various devices. Depending on the use environment, transmission speed and distance may be decreased, or communication may be disconnected, by using other devices.

• To use the 3G/4G/LTE services, you need to contract with a cell phone company.

• For details about the required compatible device for the network connection, contact your Sony dealer or a Sony service representative.

Location and Function of Parts

A USB connector (type A)Connect the optional wireless LAN module or optional modem. Remove the cover to make the connection.

B SD card slot Insert an optional SD card. Remove the cover to insert the card.

C CAM connector (USB mini type B)Connect to a camcorder/recorder with the supplied USB cable. Remove the cover to make the connection.

D SDI IN connector (BNC type) (CBK-WA100 only)Connect to a camcorder/recorder with the supplied BNC cable. This connector inputs the SDI signals that are output from the camcorder/recorder.

E (DC input) connector (CBK-WA100 only)Connect to a camcorder/recorder with the supplied DC power cable.

Playing the proxy file on the browser

a a – a*1

Uploading the proxy file

– a a a

Uploading the file of the camcorder/recorder

– a a a

Remote control of the camcorder/recorder

a a – a*1

Monitoring the live video*2

a a – a*1

Streaming the live video

a a a a

Network connection

Required device

Wireless LAN USB wireless LAN module*1

3G/4G/LTE line 3G/4G/LTE USB modem*2

Wired LAN USB-RJ45 adapter*3

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Location and Function of Parts 5

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F WPS buttonUse for the WPS function.You can set the connecting device and access point semi automatically by using the Wi-Fi Protected Setup™ (WPS) function.

G WIRELESS (wireless LAN mode setting) switchSets the wireless LAN mode of the wireless adapter.“AP”: AP mode (Access point mode) (page 9)“ST”: STA mode (Station mode) (page 10)

H ST indicatorLights in blue when the wireless adapter is in the STA mode. (Turns off when the wireless adapter is in the AP mode.)Flashes in blue while the WPS function is running.

I REC indicatorLights in red while recording on an SD card.

J STATUS indicatorIndicates the status of the wireless adapter.

K RESET buttonReturns the wireless adapter to the factory setting.

L Power switchTo turn the wireless adapter on, set to “@.” To turn the wireless adapter off, set to “1.”

M Power indicatorLights up in light green when the wireless adapter is turned on.

STATUS indicator

Status of the wireless adapter

Off • Turned off• During starting up

Lights up in light green

Turned on (during normal condition)

Flashes in light green slowly (0.5 second intervals)

Connecting in STA mode

Flashes in light green quickly (0.2 second intervals)

Uploading the file

Flashes in red slowly (0.5 second intervals)

• The camcorder/recorder is turned off

• No input from the SDI IN connector

• There is a disturbance in the input signal from the SDI IN connector

Flashes in red quickly (0.2 second intervals)

• Error during initial setup when starting up

• A wireless LAN module or modem is not compatible with the wireless adapter

Lights in orange • Unable to connect to the Internet by using the modem

• Unable to connect to the access point (during the STA mode)

Flashes in orange slowly (0.5 second intervals)

The upload has failed.

Location and Function of Parts

Preparations

Preparations

Setting the Camcorder/Recorder

Setting the camcorder to output the Rec/Stop control signalsPerform the setting of the camcorder so that it outputs Rec/Stop control signals to the wireless adapter.Select one of the following settings in “SDI Rec Control” of the “Video Set” menu.• HD SDI Remote I/F

Outputs the common Rec/Stop control signals for a Sony camcorder. A proxy video is recorded on an SD card in the wireless adapter by interlocking with the main recording.This can be used when no media is inserted into the camcorder.When the SDI signal is SD, Rec/Stop control signals are not output.

• Parallel RecOutputs the signals that allow recording a proxy video on an SD card in the wireless adapter by interlocking with the main recording (only for a camcorder that is compatible with the Parallel Rec function).This can be used only when media is inserted into the camcorder.When “Match Clip Name” in the “Video Set” menu is set to “On,” the recorded proxy file name on the wireless adapter is interlocked with the main recording file name.

For PDW-850• If “MAINTENANCE” > “CAM CONFIG 1” > “SDI

REC CONTROL” is set to “RM,” a proxy video is recorded on an SD card in the wireless adapter by interlocking with the main recording. If “MAINTENANCE” > “CAM CONFIG 1” > “SDI REC CONTROL” is set to “PARA,” the recorded proxy file inherits the information and size from the original file that is recorded on the camcorder.

• If “MAINTENANCE” > “CAM CONFIG 1” > “MATCH CLIP NAME” is set to “ON,” the recorded proxy file name on the wireless adapter is interlocked with the main recording file name.

Enabling the wireless LAN function of the camcorder/recorderControl the camcorder/recorder from a smartphone or tablet by enabling the wireless LAN function on the camcorder/recorder.Perform the following settings in “Wi-Fi” of the “Others” menu.• Wi-Fi: Enable• Wi-Fi Remote: On

For PDW-850Set “MAINTENANCE” > “CAM CONFIG 3” > “Wi-Fi/ETHER_RM.”• “RM”: Only remote control operation is available (the

original file cannot be transferred).• “ALL”: Remote control operation and original file

transferring are available.

Note

When the USB cable is connected to the USB connector, the “Wi-Fi” settings cannot be changed. Set the “Wi-Fi” settings while the USB cable is disconnected.

Enabling the USB A connector of the camcorder (PMW-300 only)You need to change the USB A connector setting when using the wireless adapter with the PMW-300.Select “USB A” in “RM/USB A Sel” of the “Others” menu.

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Attaching the Wireless Adapter to a Camcorder/RecorderThe wireless adapter is used by attaching it to the camcorder/recorder and connecting the supplied DC power cable*.Connect the supplied USB cable and BNC cable* according to the function that you use (page 4).For details about attaching to the camcorder/recorder and connecting cables, refer to the supplied “Installation Manual.”

* The DC power cable and BNC cable do not need to be connected for the CBK-WA101.

Turning on the Power1 Make sure that the wireless adapter is attached to

the camcorder/recorder correctly.

For details about attaching to the camcorder/recorder, refer to the supplied “Installation Manual.”

2 Turn the wireless adapter on by setting the power switch to “@.”

The power indicator lights in light green.The wireless adapter starts up with the same settings from the last time it was turned off. Then, the STATUS indicator lights in light green.

Notes

• When connecting to the camcorder/recorder with the USB cable, turn the camcorder/recorder on after the power switch of the wireless adapter is set to “@.”

• You can start recording after the STATUS indicator lights up. If the wireless LAN module, modem, and/or USB-RJ45 adapter are/is attached, they are activated in the order of the wireless LAN module and modem/USB-RJ45 adapter after the STATUS indicator lights up. It takes several minutes to activate them.

About start-up settingsThe wireless adapter starts up in the wireless LAN mode according the WIRELESS switch setting.

When the WIRELESS switch is set to “AP”The wireless adapter starts up in the AP mode (page 9).

When the WIRELESS switch is set to “ST”The wireless adapter starts up in the STA mode (page 10). The wireless adapter starts to connect to the access point that the wireless adapter connects last.

Attaching the Wireless Adapter to a Camcorder/Recorder / Turning on the Power

Preparations

Connecting to the Terminal Device via a Wireless LANConnect the wireless adapter and the terminal device via the wireless LAN.

Connecting in the wireless LAN access point mode (AP mode)The wireless adapter works as the access point. Connect the terminal device to the wireless adapter via the wireless LAN.

To connect a wireless LAN module to the wireless adapterRemove the cover of the USB connector, then connect the optional wireless LAN module to the USB connector.For details of connecting, refer to the supplied “Installation Manual.”For compatible wireless LAN modules, contact your Sony dealer or a Sony service representative.

Notes

• Do not connect or disconnect a wireless LAN module while the wireless adapter is turned on.

• If a wireless LAN module that is not compatible with the wireless adapter is connected, the STATUS indicator flashes in red quickly. In this case, connect a compatible wireless LAN module.

To connect

1 Set the WIRELESS switch to “AP,” then turn the wireless adapter on.

The wireless adapter starts up in the AP mode.

2 If the terminal device is compatible with the WPS function:Press the WPS button for 3 seconds.

The ST indicator flashes in blue.

Note

It takes some time for the ST indicator to flash after the wireless adapter is turned on.

Perform the following steps within 2 minutes after pressing the WPS button.

If the terminal device is not compatible with the WPS function:Proceed to the next step.

3 Set “Network setting” > “Wireless LAN setting” of the terminal device to on.

For the wireless LAN setting of the terminal device, refer to its operating instructions.

4 If the terminal device is compatible with the WPS function:Select the wireless adapter’s SSID “DIRECT_taP0:WA100-012345” from the SSID list, then select “WPS Push Button” from the options.

If the terminal device is not compatible with the WPS function:Select the wireless adapter’s SSID “DIRECT_taP0:WA100-012345” from the SSID list, then input “abcdefgh” for the password.

Note

The SSID and password of the wireless adapter are printed on the label of the wireless adapter. The password can be changed in “AP Settings” (page 28).

5 Start up the browser on the terminal device, then access http://192.168.1.1:8080/index.html.

The screen for inputting the user name and password appears on the browser.

Wireless LAN module (not supplied)

Camcorder/recorder +CBK-WA100/CBK-WA101

Smartphone/tablet

Computer

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6 Input the user name and password, then touch “OK.”

“User Name”: “admin” (default setting)“Password”: “cbk-wa100” (default setting for the CBK-WA100) or “cbk-wa101” (default setting for the CBK-WA101)

The Web menu of the wireless adapter appears on the browser. For details, see “About the Web Menu” (page 22).

Note

You can change the user name and password (page 26).

Connecting in the wireless LAN station mode (STA mode)The wireless adapter connects to the access point as a client. Connect the wireless adapter and terminal device via the access point.

To connect a wireless LAN module to the wireless adapterRemove the cover of the USB connector, then connect the optional wireless LAN module to the USB connector.For details of connecting, refer to the supplied “Installation Manual.”

For compatible wireless LAN modules, contact your Sony dealer or a Sony service representative.

Notes

• Do not connect or disconnect a wireless LAN module while the wireless adapter is turned on.

• If a wireless LAN module that is not compatible with the wireless adapter is connected, the STATUS indicator flashes in red quickly. In this case, connect a compatible wireless LAN module.

Connecting to the access point with the WPS functionIf the access point is compatible with the WPS function, you can connect to the access point with the simple settings. If the access point is not compatible with the WPS function, see “To connect to the access point in the STA mode without the WPS function” (page 29).

1 Turn the access point on.

2 Set the WIRELESS switch to “ST,” then turn the wireless adapter on.

The wireless adapter starts up in the STA mode.

3 Press the WPS button of the wireless adapter for 3 seconds.

The ST indicator flashes in blue.

Note

It takes some time for the ST indicator to flash after the wireless adapter is turned on.

Perform the following steps within 2 minutes after pressing the WPS button.

4 Press the WPS button of the access point.

For the operation of the WPS button, refer to the operating instructions of the access point.When the connection is completed, the ST indicator lights in blue and the STATUS indicator lights in light green.

Note

If the connection fails, the ST indicator turns off. In this case, perform steps from the step 1.

5 Connect the terminal device to the access point.

For connecting, refer to the operating instructions of the terminal device.

6 Start up the browser on the terminal device, then access to the wireless adapter.

Input one of the following addresses.



Smartphone/tablet

Computer

Access point

Connecting to the Terminal Device via a Wireless LAN

Preparations

• http://<IP address that the access point assigns to the wireless adapter>:8080/index.htmlYou can check the assigned IP address on the webpage of the access point. For details, refer to the operating instructions of the access point.

• http://WA100-<serial number of the wireless adapter>:8080/index.html“WA100-<serial number of the wireless adapter>” can be changed as the host name (page 26).

The screen for inputting the user name and password appears on the browser.

7 Input the user name and password, then touch “OK.”

“User Name”: “admin” (default setting)“Password”: “cbk-wa100” (default setting for the CBK-WA100) or “cbk-wa101” (default setting for the CBK-WA101)

The Web menu of the wireless adapter appears on the browser. For details, see “About the Web Menu” (page 22).

Note

You can change the user name and password (page 26).

Using the “Content Browser Mobile” applicationYou can access the wireless adapter from the terminal device simply, without inputting the IP address.

Checking the status of the wireless LAN settingsYou can check the status of the wireless LAN settings on the “Status” screen (page 30).The displayed items differ depending on the wireless LAN mode of the wireless adapter (AP or STA mode).

Connecting to the InternetYou can connect the wireless adapter to the Internet by using an optional modem, or via an optional 3G/4G/LTE access point.

Connecting to the Internet by using a modemYou can connect the wireless adapter to the Internet via the 3G/4G/LTE line by connecting the optional modem to the wireless adapter.

To connect the modem to the wireless adapterRemove the cover of the USB connector on the right, then connect the optional modem to the USB connector.For details of connecting, refer to the supplied “Installation Manual.”

When connecting the modem that is compatible with the wireless adapter, the connection settings are made automatically, and the wireless adapter is ready for connecting to the Internet. For compatible modems, contact your Sony dealer or a Sony service representative.



Smartphone/Tablet

Computer

modem (not supplied)

Internet

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The information of the modem appears on the “Modem Settings” screen (page 30).

Notes

• Do not connect or disconnect a modem while the wireless adapter is turned on.

• If a modem that is not compatible with the wireless adapter is attached, the STATUS indicator flashes in red quickly. In this case, attach a compatible modem.

To check the modem settingsYou can check the modem settings on the “Status” screen (page 30).

Connecting to the Internet in the wireless LAN station mode (STA mode)You can connect the wireless adapter to the Internet in the STA mode via the optional 3G/4G/LTE access point or by tethering on a smartphone/tablet.

When connecting via the 3G/4G/LTE access point

When connecting by tethering on a smartphone/tablet



Smartphone/Tablet

Computer

3G/4G/LTE access point (not supplied)

Internet



Tethering on the smartphone/tablet

Internet

Connecting to the Internet

Preparations

To connectIf the access point or smartphone/tablet is compatible with the WPS function, connect the wireless adapter to the Internet by performing procedures of “Connecting to the access point with the WPS function” (page 10). If the access point or smartphone/tablet is not compatible with the WPS function, connect the wireless adapter to the Internet by performing procedures of “To connect to the access point in the STA mode without the WPS function” (page 29).Before connecting, turn the access point or smartphone/tablet on, and activate its tethering function.

Connecting by using a LAN cableYou can connect the wireless adapter to the network via LAN cable by attaching the optional USB-RJ45 adapter CBK-NA1 to the wireless adapter. Connect the LAN cable to the router.For details about the network settings, see “Wired LAN Settings” (page 31).

Note

The CBK-NA1 and modem cannot be used simultaneously.

Turning off the PowerWhen the power switch is set to “1,” the wireless adapter is turned off and the power indicator is turned off.Turn the wireless adapter off after turning the camcorder/recorder off.

Note

When you set the power switch to “1,” the wireless adapter is turned off instantly. If the settings of the wireless adapter are changed, the settings are stored on the internal memory instantly.



Smartphone/Tablet

Computer

USB-RJ45 adapter (not supplied)

Internet

LAN cable

Router

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Operations

Recording the Video/Audio of a Camcorder/RecorderYou can create a proxy file* from the video and audio signals that are input from the SDI IN connector. You can then record the proxy file on an optional SD card by interlocking to the recording start/stop operation of a camcorder/recorder that is compatible with the wireless adapter.

* When the proxy file is recorded automatically by interlocking to a camcorder/recorder that is compatible with the wireless adapter, the proxy file inherits the information and size from the original file. When the proxy file is recorded manually, or recorded by a device that is not compatible with the wireless adapter, the proxy file does not inherit the information and size from the original file.

PreparationsThis section explains about an SD card that is used for recording, and the format setting for the proxy file.

Usable SD CardsSDXC memory card* (Speed Class: 4 or higher)SDHC memory card (Speed Class: 4 or higher)

* Indicated as “SD card” in these Operating Instructions.

Recommended Sony SD cards• SDXC/SDHC UHS-I memory card (Class 10)• SDXC/SDHC memory card (Class 4)• SDHC memory card (Class 10)• microSDXC/microSDHC UHS-I memory card (Class

10)• microSDHC memory card (Class 4)

Operations are not guaranteed for all the memory cards.

Note

The wireless adapter cannot format an SDHC card as exFAT or an SDXC card as FAT32.

Inserting an SD card

1 Open the cover of the SD card slot.

2 Insert the SD card into the slot with the SD label facing away from you.

3 Close the cover.

To remove the SD cardOpen the cover of the SD card slot, remove the SD card by pressing the SD card once lightly.

To check the remaining timeYou can check the remaining time of the SD card on the “SD Card” screen (page 17).

Notes

• Data integrity is not guaranteed if the power is turned off or a memory card is removed while it is being accessed. Data on the card may be destroyed. The wireless adapter does not have any salvage function to recover the damaged material. Be sure that the wireless adapter is turned off before you remove an SD card. Be sure that the STATUS indicator lights in light green and the REC indicator is turned off before you turn off the power.

• Make sure that the card does not pop out when inserting or removing it.

Format setting for the recorded proxy fileThe format is set to “640 × 360” (3 Mbps (VBR)) as default. To change the setting, see “Proxy Format Settings” (page 25).

RecordingThe proxy file can be recorded automatically by interlocking to the recording start/stop operation of the camcorder/recorder or recorded manually.

To record by interlocking to the camcorderThe wireless adapter can be used to record a proxy file of the video/audio of camcorders PMW-500/PMW-400/PMW-300/PMW-200/PMW-160/PMW-150 (or other device able to send Rec/Stop control signals in an HD-SDI signal) by interlocking with recording start/stop operations. (The REC indicator lights in red while recording.)When the recording is stopped on the camcorder, the wireless adapter stops recording automatically. (The REC indicator turns off.)For camcorders that are compatible with the wireless adapter, the recorded proxy file inherits the information and size from the original file that is recorded on the camcorder.

Notes

• To interlock to the recording start/stop operation of the camcorder, you need to set the camcorder to the “HD-SDI Remote Rec.” To record the proxy file that inherits the information and size from the original,

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you need to set the “Parallel REC” and “Match Clip Name” settings on the menu of the camcorder. For details, refer to the operating instructions of the camcorder.

• If the wireless adapter and the camcorder are turned on at the same time and you start recording on the camcorder immediately, the length of a proxy file that is recorded on an SD card differs from that of the original file because there is a delay before the wireless adapter starts recording.

• Interlocking recording is not available when the SDI signal is SD.

To record by interlocking to the recorderThe recorder PMW-50/RX50 that is compatible the wireless adapter can send the Rec/Stop control signals by pressing the assignable button to which “Play&SDI REC” is assigned, and the wireless adapter can record the video/audio as the proxy file by interlocking to the recorder’s playback. (During the recording, the REC indicator lights in red.)When playback is stopped on the recorder, the wireless adapter stops recording automatically. (The REC indicator turns off.)

To record by interlocking to playback of the camcorderThe camcorder PDW-850 that is compatible with the wireless adapter can send Rec/Stop control signals by pressing the assignable button to which “Play&SDI REC” is assigned when playing a file on the camcorder, and the wireless adapter can record the video/audio as a proxy file on an SD card by interlocking to camcorder playback. (During recording, the REC indicator lights in red.)When playback is stopped on the camcorder, the wireless adapter stops recording automatically. (The REC indicator turns off.)

Note

Interlock recording is not available when the playback signal is SD.

To record manuallyYou can record manually the HD-SDI signals that do not have the Rec/Stop control signals from the camcorder/recorder or other devices.In this case, the recorded file does not inherit the information and size from the original file.

1 Connect the terminal device to the wireless adapter via the wireless LAN, start the browser on the terminal device, then access the wireless adapter from the browser (page 9).

The “Device Status” screen appears.

Note

When other than the “Device Status” screen is displayed, the setting menu appears by touching

at the upper left of the screen, then select “Device Status” to display the “Device Status” screen.

2 Touch “Rec.”

The wireless adapter starts recording.To stop recording, touch “Rec” again.You can prevent misoperations by setting the “Lock” switch to the right to lock “Rec.”

Note

The “Rec” button operation is not available during interlocking recording to the camcorder.

Using the “Content Browser Mobile” applicationYou can perform manual recording by streaming the playback video of the camcorder/recorder.

About the recorded fileThe file system is FAT32 for an SDHC card and exFAT for an SDXC card, and the file extension is “.mp4.”The time code that is included on the HD-SDI signal is also recorded on the files. The top frame of a proxy file is also recorded as a still picture.

“Rec”“Lock” switch

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For PDW-850If the GPS* information is included in HD-SDI signals, the GPS information is also recorded.

* The GPS (Global Positioning System) is a navigation system using the high precision satellite of the United States that provides precise locations wherever you are.

About the file name

When recording by interlocking to a camcorder/recorder that is compatible with the wireless adapterThe file name is created as “<file name of the original file> + S03.mp4.”

When other than the aboveThe file name is created from the time code when starting to record.For example, when starting to record at 14:30:20:05, the file name is “14_30_20_05.mp4.” If there is the file of the same name, a serial number is appended to the time code.

Directory of the recorded fileThe recorded file is stored in the “Root/PRIVATE/PXROOT/Clip” directory.A still picture file of the proxy file’s top frame is stored in the “Root/PRIVATE/PXROOT/Thmbnl” directory, and a log file of GPS is stored in the “Root/PRIVATE/SONY/GPS” directory.

Notes

• When reaching the storage capacity of an SD card during recording, a warning message appears on the screen and the REC indicator flashes. The wireless adapter stops recording.

• The maximum number of files that can be recorded on one SD card is 600. When reaching the maximum number of files, a warning message appears on the screen and the REC indicator flashes. In this case, the remaining time is 0 min.

• When the wireless adapter detects an error of an SD card (writing or reading error) during recording, an error message appears on the screen and the REC indicator flashes.

• When an SD card is write-protected, you cannot record. A warning message appears on the screen and the REC indicator flashes.

• When there is a disturbance in the input signal from the SDI IN connector and cannot record, the wireless adapter stops recording and an error message appears on the screen. (The STATUS indicator flashes.)

• When an SD card is not inserted, recording cannot be performed. A warning message appears on the screen and the REC indicator flashes.

• During recording by interlocking to the Rec/Stop control signals, the recording operation on the “Device Status” screen is disabled.

• The special recording mode of the camcorder such as the Frame Rec, Interval Rec function, etc., is not compatible.

• When the SDHC card is used, and if the file size is larger than 4 GB, the file is split and “_01” is appended to the file name of the split file.

Checking files that are recorded on an SD card The recorded files are listed on the “SD Card” screen. You can play a file, delete a file, or format an SD card on the “SD Card” screen.



2 Touch “ ” > “Media Info” > “SD Card.”

The “SD Card” screen appears.

3 Double touch the file that you want to play.

The selected file is played.

Note

Playback may not be available depending on the OS of your terminal device or version of the browser. In this case, use “Content Browser Mobile.”

Using the “Content Browser Mobile” applicationYou can display thumbnails of the recorded files on an SD card with still pictures of a top frame by using the “Content Browser Mobile” application of the version 2.0 or later.

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To delete a recorded file

1 Select the file that you want to delete from the list on the “SD Card” screen.

Select the file by touching. To cancel, touch the file again.

2 Touch at the upper right of the screen > “Delete.”

The confirmation screen appears. Touch “OK” to delete the selected file. Select “Cancel” to cancel deleting.

To format an SD cardWhen using an SD card that was formatted with another system unsupported by the wireless adapter, format it by the following procedure.

1 Touch at the upper right of the “SD Card” screen > “Format.”

A confirmation screen appears. Touch “OK” to start formatting. Select “Cancel” to cancel formatting.

Note

All the data on the SD card are erased when it is formatted, and the data cannot be restored.

To check the remaining timeThe remaining time appears as “Giga Byte” at the top of the “SD Card” screen.You can also check the remaining time on the viewfinder of the compatible camcorder.

Uploading a FileYou can upload a proxy file that is recorded on an SD card, or an original file that is recorded on the camcorder/recorder to the server on the Internet via the 3G/4G/LTE line, access point, or wired LAN.If the network client mode is set to on, you can upload to the sever that is set on CCM.

Note

The wireless adapter cannot upload a proxy when you start streaming. When you start streaming while uploading a proxy file, the proxy file uploading is cancelled. The file uploading restarts when the streaming is stopped.

Preparations

To connect to the InternetConnect the wireless adapter to the Internet by following the procedure of “Connecting to the Internet” (page 11).

To register the server for uploadingRegister the server for uploading by following the procedure of “Register the server for uploading” (page 32)

Selecting the file and uploadingUpload the file that is recorded on an SD card, or the original file that is recorded on the camcorder/recorder, to the server.



2 Display the file list screen for selecting the file.

To upload the file from the SD cardTouch “ ” > “Media Info” > “SD Card.”

To upload the file from the camcorder/recorderTouch “ ” > “Media Info” > “Slot A” (for a memory card in the slot A) or “Slot B” (for a memory card in the slot B).

The “SD Card,” “Slot A,” or “Slot B” screen appears.

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Example: “SD Card” screen

Notes

• The “SD Card” or “Disc” screen appears when connecting to the PDW-850.

• The “Slot A,” “Slot B,” or “Disc” screen cannot be displayed when the wireless adapter is not connected with the USB cable.

3 Select the file.

Select the file by touching the file. To cancel, touch the file again.For a proxy file that is recorded on an SD card, you can check the file by double touching the file to play back.

4 Touch “Transfer.”

The server for which you set “Default Setting” to “On” in “Register the server for uploading” (page 32) appears.To change the server, touch the server to display the server list, then select the server.Input the directory for the server to “Directory” if necessary.


The wireless adapter starts uploading the selected file.The STATUS indicator flashes in light green during uploading.To cancel uploading, touch “Cancel.”

Notes

• When uploading a file that is recorded on the camcorder/recorder, the file uploading is cancelled if the camcorder/recorder starts recording. The file uploading restarts when the camcorder/recorder stops recording.

• If uploading fails, the STATUS indicator flashes in orange.

If file transferring failsIf file transferring fails, perform it again. If a transfer was completed partway, the transfer starts from the point it failed (resume function).

Note

This function is available only on a server that is compatible with the resume function.

To check the file uploadingYou can check the status of uploading on the “Job List” screen that is displayed by touching “Job List” on the “SD Card,” “Slot A,” or “Slot B” screen. For details, see “Job List” (page 34).

Partial transfer of a proxy fileWhen you use the “Content Browser Mobile” application of version 2.1 or later, you can transfer a cutout part of a file by specifying In and Out points in the proxy file. You can also transfer the cutout parts of multiple files using the Storyboard.

Notes

• Up to 15 frame margins are added before or after the position of the in/out point to proxy files that are uploaded partially.

• If the partial file is made by the “Content Browser Mobile” application of the version 1.3 or earlier, the partial file may not be used on a nonlinear editing device.

• When uploading the part of the file that is based on the Storyboard, the file for transferring information of the Storyboard to a nonlinear editing device appears on the “job list.”

• The General/Sony/tmp directory is created for uploading this file. This file is stored temporarily, and it is deleted when uploading is completed.

When connecting to the solid-state memory camcorder or PDW-850 Ver.3.0 or later with the USB cableYou can add the essence mark while the camcorder is recording by using the “Content Browser Mobile” application. The wireless adapter reflects the information of the added essence mark to the proxy file. You can set the in/out point easily by using the essence mark information.

Uploading a File

Operations

Note

This function works only for proxy files that inherit the information and size from an original file that is recorded on the camcorder. If the original file is divided, the essence mark is not reflected to the proxy file.

Partial transfer of an original file recorded on a camcorderWhen you use the “Content Browser Mobile” application of version 2.2 or later, you can transfer a cutout part of a file by specifying In and Out points in the original file recorded by a camcorder. You can also transfer the cutout parts of multiple files using the Storyboard.

Note

This function works with the following camcorders/recorders.PDW-850: Ver.3.0 or laterPMW-400: Ver.1.6 or laterPXW-X320: Ver.1.1 or laterPMW-RX50: Ver.1.3 or later

Uploading the file with the network client modeYou can upload the file to the server that is set on CCM by connecting to the Sony Network RX Station PWS-100RX1 (optional) with the network client mode of the wireless adapter.

Selecting the file and uploading

1 Select the file that you want to upload in the same way as “Uploading a File.”


“NCM: RX Server” appears on the destination.


The wireless adapter starts uploading the selected file to the server that is set on CCM.

Note

You can set “NCM: RX Server” for the server when the wireless adapter is not in the network client mode. In this case, the uploading is postponed. The uploading restarts when the wireless adapter connects to CCM with the network client mode.

Streaming Transmitting the Live Video Image of the Camcorder You can transmit live video that is being shot with the camcorder via Internet or local network.

1 Connect the terminal device to the wireless adapter via wireless LAN, start the browser on the terminal device, then access the wireless adapter from the browser (page 9).


2 Touch “ ” > “Settings” > “Streaming Format.”

The “Streaming Format” screen appears.

3 Select the preset at “Preset” of “Streaming.”

4 Touch “Edit,” then edit the preset.

Set the format and transmission destination (page 24).

5 Touch “Off” of “Streaming” to change to “On.”

The live video image transmission starts.

Notes

• If the power is turned off, “Streaming” is set to “Off.” To perform stream transmission again, set “Streaming” to “On.”

• The stream transmission method of the wireless adapter is the MPEG2-TS/UDP or MPEG2-TS/RTP method. To play the video and sound that are transmitted as a stream, use a device that is compatible with the method. For details, refer to the operating instructions of the device.

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High Quality Streaming Transmission with Sony’s QoS TechnologyThe wireless adapter is compatible with the high quality streaming transmission function with Sony’s QoS Technology by connecting to CCM of the Sony Network RX Station PWS-100RX1 (optional) with the network client mode of the wireless adapter.

1 Connect the terminal device to the wireless adapter via wireless LAN, start the browser on the terminal device, then access the wireless adapter from the browser (page 9).


2 Touch “ ” > “Settings” > “System Settings.”

The “System Settings” screen appears.

3 Touch “Network Client Mode Settings.”

The network client mode settings screen appears.

4 Set the items for the network client mode.

For details about the setting items, see “Network client mode settings” (page 27).

5 Touch “Off” of “Network Client” to change to “On.”

6 Touch “OK.”

The network client mode is activated and the wireless adapter is connected to the Network RX Station PWS-100RX1. The live video image transmission starts by operating on the Network RX Station PWS-100RX1. For details, refer to the operating instructions of the Network RX Station PWS-100RX1.

Streaming with the proxy recording enabledThe proxy recording in the network client mode is enabled when “Proxy Recording” in “Network Client Mode Setting” to “On,”

Notes

• The streaming bit rate that can be set on the Network RX Station PWS-100RX1 is limited depending on the proxy recording format.– When the proxy recording format is 1280 × 720

9 Mbps/6 Mbps: The streaming bit rate is 1 Mbps or less of Very Low.

– When the proxy recording format is 640 × 360 3 Mbps or less: The streaming bit rate is 3 Mbps or less of Low.

• The proxy format cannot be changed while in the network client mode. To change the proxy format, turn the network client mode off.

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Controlling the Camcorder/Recorder RemotelyYou can control the camcorder/recorder remotely by accessing the Wi-Fi remote commander that is built into the camcorder/recorder.



2 Touch “ ” > “Cam Remote Control.”

The Wi-Fi remote commander screen appears.(Example: PMW-200)

Wi-Fi remote commander (Smartphone)

Wi-Fi remote commander (Tablet)

The available functions differ depending on the camcorder/recorder. For details, refer to the operating instructions of the camcorder/recorder.

Using the “Content Browser Mobile” applicationYou can control the camcorder/recorder remotely while streaming video of the camcorder/recorder. You can set the streaming format for monitoring in “Streaming Format Settings” (page 24).

Note

You can control the camcorder/recorder remotely via the wired LAN by connecting the wireless adapter and the terminal device via the wired LAN network and setting “Wired LAN Settings” > “Web/Cam Remote” to “On” (page 31).

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Settings

About the Web MenuThe Web menu of the wireless adapter appears by accessing to the wireless adapter from the browser of the terminal device that is connected to the wireless adapter via a wireless LAN. You can check the status of the wireless adapter, set the wireless adapter, and perform the recording start/stop operation manually.

Initial screenWhen connecting the wireless adapter and terminal device, and accessing to the wireless adapter from the browser on the terminal device, the “Device Status” screen appears on the browser displaying the wireless adapter’s status and short-cut buttons.

Wireless adapter’s status

“Status”• “Streaming”

“Monitoring”: “Streaming” is set to “Off”“Running”: “MPEG2-TS/UDP” or “MPEG2-TS/RTP”“Stop”: Not streaming“Initializing”: In preparationError indication: Destination Address Error, No Internet Access

• “Proxy”“Recording”: During recording“Stop”: Not recording

• “Remain”: Remaining time indication of an SD card• “Warning/Error”: Warning/Error indication (“Wxx-

xxx” is a warning number. “Exx-xxx” is an error number (page 39))

• “Rec”: Recording button (page 15)• “Lock”: Lock switch (page 15)

When the network client mode (page 27) is on, “Streaming” and “Proxy” changes to the following items.• “Network Client”

“Connected to CCM Name”: Completion of connectionError indication: Destination Address Error, Authentication Failed, No Internet Access, Certificate is not yet validIn this case, the STATUS indicator flashes in orange slowly.

• “Streaming”“Running”: During streaming“Stop”: Not streaming“Initializing”: In preparation

• “Proxy”“Stop”: Not recording (when “Proxy Recording” is set to “On”)“Recording”: During recording (when “Proxy Recording” is set to “On”)“Disabling”: Unrecordable (when “Proxy Recording” is set to “Off”)

Note

If “Certificate is not yet valid” appears, the date may be set to a invalid value. Check the date setting.

“Network”• “Wireless LAN IP Address”: Wireless adapter’s IP

address• “Internet Access”

“Modem”: Via a modem“Wi-Fi Router”: Via a access point“Unavailable”: Unable to connect

• “Modem Status”“Connected”: Connected to the Internet

Short-cut buttons for the “SD Card” screen (page 16) and the “Settings” screen (page 23).

Wireless adapter’s status

Displays the menu for selecting setting screen (page 23)

Copyright information

About the Web Menu

Settings

“Ether Type Modem Connected”: Connected to the Ether type modem (“Internet IP Address” is indicated as “unknown.”)“Connecting”: Trying to connect to the Internet“Disconnected”: Disconnected“USB-RJ45 Connected”: USB-RJ45 adapter is attached

• “Internet IP Address”: Internet-facing IP address (only when the IP address can be retrieved)

“Hardware”• “Serial Number”: Wireless adapter’s serial number• “Camcorder”: Connecting status between the wireless

adapter and camcorder/recorder“Connected”“Not connected”

“Firmware”• “Firmware Version”: Wireless adapter’s firmware

version

About the setting menuThe setting menu appears by touching “ ” at the upper left of the screen. Touch the item that you want to set.

“Settings”Displays the screen for the setting of the wireless adapter.

“Wireless Adapter”• “Streaming Format”: Streaming format settings

(page 24)• “Proxy Format”: Proxy format settings (page 24)• “System Settings”: System settings (page 26)

“Wireless LAN”• “AP Settings”: Access point settings (page 28)• “Station Settings”: Wireless LAN settings (page 29)• “Status”: Status for the wireless LAN settings

(page 30)

“Modem”• “Modem Settings”: Modem settings (page 30)• “Status”: Status for the modem settings (page 30)

“Wired LAN”• “Wired LAN Settings”: Wired LAN settings (page 31)• “Status”: Status for the wired LAN settings (page 31)

Note

“Modem” is changed to “Wired LAN” when the USB-RJ45 adapter is attached.

“Upload Settings”Upload settings (page 32)

Note

When the “Settings” screen is displayed, the desired setting screen appears by touching the following.

* When the USB-RJ45 adapter is attached.

“Media Info”Displays the screen for displaying the status of the media, or selecting the file that is uploaded (page 17).• “SD Card”: SD card that is inserted into the card slot

of the wireless adapter.• “Slot A”: Media that is inserted into the card slot A of

the camcorder/recorder.• “Slot B”: Media that is inserted into the card slot B of

the camcorder/recorder.• “Disc”: Professional disc of the PDW-850.

“Job List”Displays the screen for managing the uploaded files (page 34).

“Cam Remote Control”Displays the Wi-Fi remote commander by accessing the camcorder/recorder (page 21).

Streaming settings

System settings

Access point settings

Wireless LAN settings

Upload settings

Status for the modem/wired LAN* settings Modem/wired LAN* settings

Status for the wireless LAN settings

Proxy settings

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Streaming Format SettingsYou can set the format for the stream that is monitored on the terminal device via wireless LAN, or the format/transmission destination for the stream via Internet/wired LAN.

Video• AVC/H.264 Main Profile, 4:2:0 Long GOP• Size is selected in the following settings.

Audio• AAC-LC compression• Sampling frequency: 48 kHz• Bit rate: 128 kbps for Stereo• Playback channel is selected in the following settings.

Monitoring settingsYou can set the format when monitoring on the terminal device.

“Size”Set the size and bit rate of the video for the monitoring.“480 × 270”: 1 Mbps (VBR)“480 × 270”: 0.5 Mbps (VBR)

Note

This bit rate is the average value. The actual bit rate may be more than the average value.

“Frame Rate”Displays the frame rate of the video. This is set by the signal that is input from the SDI IN connector.“23.98 fps”: 23.975 fps“25 fps”: 25 fps“29.97 fps”: 29.97 fps“50 fps”: 50 fps“59.94 fps”: 59.94 fps

Note

“24 fps” is not conformed.

“Bit Rate”Displays the bit rate of the video.“1 Mbps (VBR)”: 480 × 270“0.5 Mbps (VBR)”: 480 × 270

Streaming SettingsYou can set the format or transmission destination for streaming. Settings are stored as up to 3 presets.

“On/Off”Switches between on/off for the streaming transmission.

Note

The monitoring function does not work while this item is set to “On.”

“Preset”Select the preset from “Preset 1 to 3.” The preset can be edited by touching “Edit.”

To edit the preset

1 Select the preset in “Preset.”

2 Touch “Edit.”

The preset editing screen appears.

3 Set the following items.

“Type”Selects the type of video for streaming from “MPEG2-TS/UDP” and “MPEG2-TS/RTP.”

“Size”Sets the video size for the stream.While “HD/SD Auto” is set, this is set by the signal that is input from the SDI IN connector.

“Bit Rate”Sets the bit rate for the stream.The selectable items differ depending on the “Size” setting.

Streaming Format Settings

Settings

“Destination Address”Input the address of the server for the streaming transmission.

“Destination Port”Input the port number that is used for streaming of the destination server.

4 Touch “OK.”

The editing is reflected and preset settings are displayed on “Properties.”To cancel editing, touch “Cancel.”

Notes

• Data may leak because the video/audio data is transferred via Internet. Be sure that the transmission destination can receive the streaming data. The data may be missent to a unintended party because of setting mistakes of the address.

• Not all frames may be played depending on the status of the network.

• The picture quality may deteriorate in scenes with quick motion.

• Not all frames may be played when the stream is set to a large size with a small bit rate. To reduce this, select a smaller size.

Audio channel settings

“Audio Channel Select”Selects the audio channel for recording.“Ch-1 & Ch-2”: Audio of the channel 1 and 2 (default setting)“Ch-3 & Ch-4”: Audio of the channel 3 and 4

Note

The left of the item name is played on the left channel, the right of the item name is played on the right channel.

Proxy Format SettingsYou can set the format of the proxy file that is recorded on the SD card.

Video• XAVC® Proxy (AVC/H.264 Main Profile, 4:2:0 Long

GOP)• Size is selected in the following settings.

Audio• AAC-LC compression• Sampling frequency: 48 kHz• Bit rate: 128 kbps for Stereo• Playback channel is selected in the following settings.

“Size”Set the size and bit rate of the video for the proxy file.“1280 × 720”: 9 Mbps (VBR)“1280 × 720”: 6 Mbps (VBR)“640 × 360”: 3 Mbps (VBR)“480 × 270”: 1 Mbps (VBR)“480 × 270”: 0.5 Mbps (VBR)

Note

This bit rate is the average value. The actual bit rate may be more than the average value.

“Frame Rate”Displays the frame rate of the video. This is set by the signal that is input from the SDI IN connector.“23.98 fps”: 23.975 fps“25 fps”: 25 fps“29.97 fps”: 29.97 fps“50 fps”: 50 fps“59.94 fps”: 59.94 fps

Note

“24 fps” is not conformed.

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“Bit Rate”Displays the bit rate of the video.“9 Mbps (VBR)”: 1280 × 720“6 Mbps (VBR)”: 1280 × 720“3 Mbps (VBR)”: 640 × 360“1 Mbps (VBR)”: 480 × 270“0.5 Mbps (VBR)”: 480 × 270

“Audio Channel Select”Selects the audio channel for recording.“Ch-1 & Ch-2”: Audio of the channel 1 and 2 (default setting)“Ch-3 & Ch-4”: Audio of the channel 3 and 4

Note

The left of the item name is played on the left channel, the right of the item name is played on the right channel.

System settingsYou can set the date/time and the host name/user name/password for accessing the Web menu of the wireless adapter.

User and password settingsYou can set the host name, user name, and password for accessing the Web menu of the wireless adapter. You can also set the user name and password for accessing the camcorder/recorder.Touch “User/Password” on the “System Settings” screen.

The setting is reflected by touching “OK.” To cancel, touch “Cancel.”

“Host Name”Input the host name of the wireless adapter.(Default: “WA100-” + Serial number for CBK-WA100, “WA101-” + Serial number for CBK-WA101)

User name and password settings

Date and time settings

Updating (For details, see “Updating the Wireless Adapter” (page 35).)

Network client mode settings

System settings

Settings

“User”Input the user name of the wireless adapter.(Default: “admin”)

“Password”Input the password of the wireless adapter.Input again to confirm.(Default: “cbk-wa100” for CBK-WA100, “cbk-wa101” for CBK-WA101)

Note

The characters other than alphanumeric characters allowed for “User”/“Password” are ! % * + , - . = _.

“Camcorder User”Input the user name of the camcorder.

“Camcorder Password”Input the password of the camcorder.

Date and time settingsYou can set the date and time.Touch “Date & Time” on the “System Settings” screen.


Note

The retention period for the date and time settings is 7 days. If the retention period is exceeded, the date and time settings returns to default settings “2016: 03:01:00:00:00.”

“Date & Time”“Year”“Month”“Day”“Hour”“Min.”“Sec.”

“NTP Server Name”Adjust the date and time by connecting to the NTP server.Input the host name of the NTP server that you want to connect.“Adjust Date”: Touch to connect to the NTP server and update the date and time automatically.

“Adjust Date on boot”If you set to “On,” the date and time are updated automatically by connecting to the NTP server when the wireless adapter is turned on (only when the wireless adapter is connected to the Internet).

“Time Zone”Select the time zone from the list.

“Summer Time”If you set to “On,” summer time is activated (+1 hour).

“Log File”Store the log file on an SD card.

Network client mode settingsYou can set the network client mode.Touch “Network Client Mode Settings” on the “System Settings” screen.


“Network Client”If set to “On,” the network client mode is set to on and the wireless adapter starts connecting to the CCM.

“Auto Start”If set to “On,” the wireless adapter starts with the network client mode on when the wireless adapter is turned on the next time.

“Proxy Recording”If set to “On,” the proxy recording is enabled and the network client mode is set to on.

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Note

The streaming bit rate is limited when the proxy recording is enabled.

“CCM Address”Input the address of the connected CCM.

“CCM Port”Input the port number of the connected CCM.

“User”Input the user name.

“Password”Input the password.

Note

When the network client mode is set to on during streaming or monitoring, the confirmation dialog appears. If “OK” is selected and the wireless adapter enters the network client mode, those operations are cancelled.

Access Point Settings (AP Settings)You can perform the setting to use the wireless adapter as an access point.

“WLAN Device Name”Displays the name of the used wireless LAN module.

“Channel Select”You can change the wireless LAN channel.“Auto” selects Ch1 to Ch11 automatically, and “Channel Select” allows you to set Ch1 to Ch11 manually.When the 5GHz compatible wireless LAN module is attached, the “Auto (5GHz)” item is added.

Note

Depending on the wireless LAN module, “Auto (5GHz)” may not appear. “Auto (5GHz)” also does not appear if the wireless LAN module is for the country/region that prohibits the use of the 5GHz band outdoors. Check if the wireless LAN module is compatible with the country/region where the wireless LAN adapter is used. For details, refer to the operating instructions of the wireless LAN module.

“SSID”Displays the wireless adapter’s SSID.

“Key”You can change the wireless adapter’s password.8 to 63 alphanumeric characters can be used.

Access Point Settings (AP Settings)

Settings

Wireless LAN SettingsYou can perform the setting for connecting to the wireless LAN.

“Host Name”Displays the host name of the wireless adapter.

“SSID”Input the SSID of the access point to which the wireless adapter connects.WPA and WPA2 are available for the authentication.When the 5GHz compatible wireless LAN module is attached, the wireless adapter can connect to the 5GHz compatible access point.

“Key”Input the password for the access point.

“DHCP”Set the DHCP setting.When you set to “On,” the IP address is assigned to the wireless adapter automatically. To assign the IP address to the wireless adapter manually, set to “Off.”

“IP Address”Input the IP address of the wireless adapter. This setting is available only when “DHCP” is set to “Off.”

“Subnet mask”Input the subnet mask of the wireless adapter. This setting is available only when “DHCP” is set to “Off.”

“Gateway”Input the default gateway for the access point. This setting is available only when “DHCP” is set to “Off.”

“DNS Auto”Set the DNS automatic acquisition function.The DNS server address is acquired automatically by setting to “On.”

“Primary DNS Server”Input the primary DNS server for the access point. This setting is available only when “DNS Auto” is set to “Off.”

“Secondary DNS Server”Input the secondary DNS server for the access point. This setting is available only when “DNS Auto” is set to “Off.”

“Submit”Determines the wireless LAN settings.

To connect to the access point in the STA mode without the WPS function

1 Connect the terminal device to the wireless adapter in the AP mode (page 9).

2 Set the items on the “Station Settings” screen.

Perform settings in accordance with the access point settings.For details about the access point settings, see the operating instructions of the access point.

3 Touch “Submit.”

The set items are determined.

4 Set the WIRELESS switch to “ST.”

The wireless adapter starts connecting in the STA mode. Access the wireless adapter from the terminal device by performing procedure from step 5 of “Connecting in the wireless LAN station mode (STA mode)” (page 10).

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Checking the wireless LAN settingsDisplay the screen for checking the wireless LAN settings by touching “Wireless LAN” > “Status.”The displayed items differ depending on the wireless LAN mode of the wireless adapter.

AP mode

STA mode

Modem SettingsYou can perform the setting for connecting to the Internet by connecting an optional modem to the wireless adapter.

When connecting a modem that is compatible with the wireless adapter, the connection settings are made automatically, and the connection settings appears on the “Modem Settings” screen. (The wireless adapter is ready for connecting to the Internet.)When the modem is not connected, setting values are not displayed.For compatible modems, contact your Sony dealer or a Sony service representative.

Note

When the optional USB-RJ45 adapter is attached, the “Modem Settings” screen does not appear.

Checking the modem settingsDisplay the screen for checking the modem settings by touching “Modem” > “Status.”

Modem Settings

Settings

Wired LAN SettingsYou can perform the setting for connection to the network using the optional USB-RJ45 adapter and LAN cable.

Note

The “Wired LAN Settings” screen appears only when the optional USB-RJ45 adapter is attached.

“DHCP”Set the DHCP setting.When you set to “On,” the IP address is assigned to the wireless adapter automatically. To assign the IP address to the wireless adapter manually, set to “Off.”

“IP Address”Input the IP address of the wireless adapter. This setting is available only when “DHCP” is set to “Off.”

“Subnet mask”Input the subnet mask of the wireless adapter. This setting is available only when “DHCP” is set to “Off.”

“Gateway”Input the default gateway for the access point. This setting is available only when “DHCP” is set to “Off.”

“DNS Auto”Set the DNS automatic acquisition function.The DNS server address is acquired automatically by setting to “On.”

“Primary DNS Server”Input the primary DNS server for the access point. This setting is available only when “DNS Auto” is set to “Off.”

“Secondary DNS Server”Input the secondary DNS server for the access point. This setting is available only when “DNS Auto” is set to “Off.”

“Web/Cam Remote”Set the access permission for the Web menu of the wireless adapter or the Wi-Fi remote commander of the camcorder using the USB-RJ45 adapter. The access is permitted by setting to on.

Note

We recommend that “Web/Cam Remote” is set to on while the wireless adapter is not connected to the Internet to prevent unauthorized access. If the wireless adapter is connected to the Internet, be sure to confirm that the connected network is protected securely.

“Submit”Determines the wireless LAN settings.

Checking the wired LAN settingsDisplay the screen for checking the wired LAN settings by touching “Wired LAN” > “Status.”

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Upload SettingsYou can register the server for uploading a proxy file that is recorded on the wireless adapter or an original file that is recorded on the camcorder/recorder, or change the server setting that is registered.

“Sony Ci” and “NCM: RX Server” are registered and “Sony Ci” is set for the server as the default.Sony Ci is “Media Cloud Services” that is provided by Sony. You can upload files to the Sony cloud service Sony Ci.

Notes

• To use Sony Ci, registration is required. For more details, please visit www.SonyMCS.com/wireless

• You can set “NCM: RX Server” as the default server. When the network client mode is set to off, uploading is postponed.

To register “Sony Ci”

1 Make sure that “Sony Ci” is displayed on the “Upload Settings” screen, then touch “Edit.”

The setting screen for Sony Ci appears.

2 Input the user name for “User” and password for “Password.” For more details, please visit www.SonyMCS.com/wireless

3 Touch “Link.”

Note

“Link” is the operation to associate the user with the wireless adapter. To perform “Link,” you need to connect the wireless adapter to the Internet.

After a few moments, the completion message appears.

4 Touch “OK.”

Note

After registering with Sony Ci, “Unlink” will appear on the setting screen. If you touch “Unlink,” the current user account will be unlinked, and you can link with a different user account.

Register the server for uploadingThe setting screen appears by touching “Create New.”


“Default Server”When you set to “On,” the server takes priority for displaying the server name on the list when uploading.

“Display Name”Input the server name that is displayed on the list.

“Service”Displays the server type.“FTP”: FTP server

“Host Name”Input the address of the server.

“User”Input the user name of the server.

“Password”Input the password of the server.

“PASV Mode”Turn on/off the PASV mode.

Select the server.

Delete the registered server.

Register the server.

Change the server settings.

Turn the auto transferring function on/off.

Upload Settings

Settings

“Destination Directory”Specify the directory for uploading.

Note

If illegal characters are input as a directory name, the directory is not generated and a file is uploaded to the directory directly under the target directory.

“Using Secure Protocol”Set whether to perform secure FTP transferring.

“Load Certification”Load the CA certification.

Notes

• We recommend to use FTPS because the FTP communication is not encrypted.

• The loaded certification is in PEM format and named “certification.pem.” It is stored on the root directory of an SD card.

Changing the registered server settingsTouch “Edit” after selecting the server for which you want to change the settings on the “Upload Settings” screen.Change the settings on the screen.For about the setting items, see “Register the server for uploading” (page 32).

Deleting the registered serverTouch “Delete” after selecting the server that you want to delete on the “Upload Settings” screen.When the confirmation screen appears, touch “OK.”The selected server is deleted and the display returns to the previous screen.

Starting file transferring automatically after recordingSet “Auto upload” to “On” to automatically start transferring the file that is stored on an SD card after recording.

Note

The target folder is named after the set folder selected in “Destination Directory.” When a target folder is not set, it is named in the date format. To change the target folder, perform the settings in “Changing the registered server settings” (page 33)

Re-starting file transferring (Resume function)If file transferring fails, the file transferring starts where transferring failed when re-transferring.

Notes

• This function is available only on a server that is compatible with the resume function.

• When file transferring fails, the STATUS indicator flashes in orange.

• When you use the PDW-850, the resume function does not work.

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Job ListYou can check the list of the files to be uploaded, the file that is being uploaded, cancel or start the file uploading, and delete the file from the file list.

• “Total”: Progress of all the files to be uploaded.• “Status”: Progress of the file that is currently being

uploaded.• “Transfer data rate”: Transfer rate (estimated value)• “Remain time”: Remaining time (estimated value)

Note

When “NCM: RX Server” is set to the default server and the network client mode is set to off, “NCM: (Unknown)” appear on the destination and “Waiting” appears on “Status.” When connection is established after connecting to CCM in the network client mode, the destination is changed (example: “NCM: My FTP Server”), and uploading starts.

To cancel or start uploading, or delete a file from the file list

1 Select the file on the list.

2 Touch at the upper right of the screen.

Select the item.• “Abort selected”: Cancels uploading the selected

file.• “Delete from list”: Deletes the selected file from

the list.• “Start selected”: Starts uploading the selected

file.• “Clear completed”: Deletes the list of all the

uploaded files.

Job List

Maintenance

Maintenance

Updating the Wireless AdapterYou can update the wireless adapter by loading a version up file stored on the root directory of an SD card.Even though you update the wireless adapter, the setting value is retained. You can use the wireless adapter as is. However, the Job List items are reset.

1 Insert an SD card with the file of the latest version is saved to and turn on the power.



3 Touch “ ” > “Settings” > “Wireless Adapter” > “System Settings.”

The “System Settings” screen appears.

4 Touch “Firmware Update.”

The “Firmware Update” screen appears.

5 Touch “Update” to load the file from the SD card.

While updating, only the power indicator lights up, and “Firmware updating It takes several minutes, please wait.” appears.After a few moments, “After all LED blinking, please power off-> on.” appears.

6 The wireless adapter restarts, and the STATUS, REC, and ST indicators flash.

While restarting, the Web menu does not appear on the browser.

Note

If you turn the wireless adapter off while updating, the update will not complete. In this case, repeat the steps from the beginning.

7 Turn the wireless adapter off, then turn the wireless adapter on.

The wireless adapter starts with the new version of the firmware.You can check the version on the “Device Status” screen (page 22).

If the updating failsIf the updating fails, the STATUS indicator flashes in red. In this case, repeat the steps from the beginning.

Outputting the log fileIf an abnormality occurs in the wireless adapter, the log can be recorded on an SD card. The log file is encrypted, and cannot be checked by a customer. Contact a Sony service representative and submit the log file as necessary.

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To Return to the Factory SettingYou can return all the settings of the wireless adapter to the factory setting.

1 Press and hold the RESET button for 3 seconds.

The STATUS indicator turns off, then the wireless adapter restarts.

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Important Notes on Operation

Use and storage locationsStore in a level, ventilated place. Avoid using or storing the adapter in the following places.• In excessive heat or cold (operating temperature

range: 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F))• Remember that in summer in warm climates the

temperature inside a car with the windows closed can easily exceed 50°C (122°F).

• In damp or dusty locations• Locations where the adapter may be exposed to rain• Locations subject to violent vibration• Near strong magnetic fields• Close to radio or TV transmitters producing strong

electromagnetic fields.• In direct sunlight or close to heaters for extended

periods

Do not subject to strong shocksDo not drop the adapter or subject it to strong shocks. The adapter may be damaged.

Do not wrap in a cloth or other covering during operationInternal temperatures may rise, causing malfunctions.

MaintenanceClean the cabinet and panels by wiping lightly with a soft, dry cloth. If they are very dirty, use a cloth dampened with a small amount of neutral detergent, then wipe dry. Avoid the use of volatile solvents such as thinners, alcohol, benzene, and insecticides. They may damage the surface finish or cause it to peel off.

TransportWhen transporting the adapter by truck, ship, or air, or whenever it may be handled as freight, always pack it in the original protective packaging, after removing the camcorder, adapter, and cables from the camcorder support.

TransferAvoid transferring the camcorder/recorder and the adapter as mounted on the camcorder/recorder. Before transfer, dismount the camcorder from the camcorder

support. Otherwise the adapter may fall off the camcorder support during transfer, causing injury.

On condensationIf the unit is suddenly taken from a cold to a warm location, or if ambient temperature suddenly rises, moisture may form on the outer surface of the unit and/or inside of the unit. This is known as condensation. If condensation occurs, turn off the unit and wait until the condensation clears before operating the unit. Operating the unit while condensation is present may damage the unit.

Life expectancy of the electrolytic capacitorThe life expectancy of the electrolytic capacitor is about 5 years under normal operating temperatures and normal usage (8 hours per day; 25 days per month). If usage exceeds the above normal usage frequency, the life expectancy may be reduced correspondingly.

FragmentationIf pictures cannot be recorded/reproduced properly, try reformatting the SD card.After repeatedly recording/playback with an SD card for an extended period, files on the SD card may be fragmented, preventing proper recording/storage. In such a case, make a backup of clips from the SD card, then reformat it.

Note when using the batteryWhen supplying power to the wireless adapter from the BP-U60T Battery Pack, be sure that the battery power is fully charged before using the wireless adapter.

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TroubleshootingThis section describes measures you can take when problems occur in the following situations.• Trying to make a wireless LAN connection• Connecting to the Internet

Note

Obstructions and electromagnetic interference between the wireless adapter and wireless LAN access point or terminal device, or the ambient environment (such as wall materials) could shorten the communication range or prevent connections altogether. If you experience these problems, check the connection/communication status after moving the camcorder to a new location, or bringing the wireless adapter and access point/terminal device closer together.

When making a wireless LAN connection

When connecting to the Internet

When making a wired LAN connection

Problem Resolution

The STATUS indicator flashes in red, and the wireless LAN cannot be used.

The connected wireless LAN module may not be compatible with the wireless adapter. For compatible wireless LAN modules, contact your Sony dealer or a Sony service representative.

The terminal device cannot access to the wireless adapter.

• Check the connection settings of the terminal device such as the IP address setting, etc.

• The communication setting between the access point and client may be invalid. For details, refer to the operating instructions of the access point.

You cannot log in to the wireless adapter. Check the user name and password that you set.

The Web menu does not appear. • Check the IP address setting.• Check that the port number (:8080) is added to the IP address.

The Wi-Fi remote commander does not appear. • Check that the USB cable is connected.• Check that the firmware version of the camcorder/recorder is adapted for the

wireless adapter.

Problem Resolution

The STATUS indicator flashes in red, and the modem cannot be recognized.

The connected modem may not be compatible with the wireless adapter. For compatible modems, contact your Sony dealer or a Sony service representative.

The STATUS indicator flashes in orange, and the file uploading fails.

The user name and password of the server may not be correct. Input the correct user name and password.

The STATUS indicator lights in orange, and the file cannot be uploaded.

The state of the radio wave of 3G/4G/LTE may be bad. Change the location and try again.

The original file cannot be uploaded. • Check that the USB cable is connected.• Check that the firmware version of the camcorder/recorder is adapted for the

wireless adapter.

Problem Resolution

“E03-007 IP Address Setting Error” appears. Conflicts occur between the network addresses for the wireless LAN and IP address setting.Change the address manually, or change the setting of the network router.

Functions via the Internet do not work. If the USB-RJ45 adapter is attached and the wired LAN is not connected to the Internet, functions via the Internet do not work even if the wireless adapter is connected to the Internet with the STA mode.In this case, remove the USB-RJ45 adapter and connect to the Internet with the STA mode only.

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Error/Warning IndicatorIf the wireless adapter detects an error, the error message appears on the “Device Status” screen.

* Sony Ci authentication is expired, or FTP server authentication failed.

Type Error/warning ID

Description STATUS indicator

REC indicator

Hard E01-003 Device Error Flashes in red quickly

E01-004 3G/4G Device Error

Flashes in orange quickly

E01-005 Firmware update error

Flashes in red slowly

AV E02-002 SDI Signal Error


Communication E03-001 Communication Error

Lights in orange

E03-002 Not supported device

Flashes in red quickly

E03-003 File Transfer Error

Flashes in orange slowly

E03-004 Firmware update error


E03-005 Authentication failed*


E03-006 Server Capacity Over


E03-007 IP Address setting error

Lights in orange

Media W04-001 No Media Flashes in red

W04-002 Media Full Flashes in red

E04-003 Read Error Flashes in red

E04-004 Write Error (other than Media Capacity Over)

Flashes in red

W04-005 Locked Media

Flashes in red

W04-006 Clips Full (reached to 600 clips)

Flashes in red

E04-007 Not supported media

Flashes in red

W04-008 Media Near Full

W04-009 Clips Near Full

W04-010 Last Clip Recording

Type Error/warning ID

Description STATUS indicator

REC indicator

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MPEG-4 AVC THIS PRODUCT IS LICENSED UNDER THE AVC PATENT PORTFOLIO LICENSE FOR THE PERSONAL USE OF A CONSUMER OR OTHER USES IN WHICH IT DOES NOT RECEIVE REMUNERATION TO

(i) ENCODE VIDEO IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE AVC STANDARD (“AVC VIDEO”) AND/OR (ii) DECODE AVC VIDEO THAT WAS ENCODED BY A CONSUMER ENGAGED IN A PERSONAL ACTIVITY AND/OR WAS OBTAINED FROM A VIDEO PROVIDER LICENSED TO PROVIDE AVC VIDEO.

NO LICENSE IS GRANTED OR SHALL BE IMPLIED FOR ANY OTHER USE. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM MPEG LA, L.L.C. SEE HTTP://WWW.MPEGLA.COM

END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT

IMPORTANT: BEFORE USING THE SOFTWARE CONTAINED IN THE WIRELESS ADAPTER, PLEASE READ THIS END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT (“EULA”) CAREFULLY. BY USING THE SOFTWARE YOU ARE ACCEPTING THE TERMS OF THIS EULA. IF YOU DO NOT ACCEPT THE TERMS OF THIS EULA, YOU MAY NOT USE THE SOFTWARE.

This EULA is a legal agreement between you and Sony Corporation (“SONY”). This EULA governs your rights and obligations regarding the software of SONY and/or its third party licensors (including SONY’s affiliates) and their respective affiliates (collectively, the “THIRD-PARTY SUPPLIERS”) contained in the wireless adapter, together with any updates/upgrades provided by SONY, any printed, on-line or other electronic documentation for such software, and any data files created by operation of such software (collectively, the “SOFTWARE”).

Notwithstanding the foregoing, any software in the SOFTWARE having a separate end user license agreement (including, but not limited to, GNU General Public license and Lesser/Library General Public License) shall be covered by such applicable separate end user license agreement in lieu of the terms of this

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GRANT OF LICENSESONY grants you a limited license to use the SOFTWARE solely in connection with the wireless adapter and only for your individual use. SONY and the THIRD-PARTY SUPPLIERS expressly reserve all rights, title and interest (including, but not limited to, all intellectual property rights) in and to the SOFTWARE that this EULA does not specifically grant to you.

REQUIREMENTS AND LIMITATIONSYou may not copy, publish, adapt, redistribute, attempt to derive source code, modify, reverse engineer, decompile, or disassemble any of the SOFTWARE, whether in whole or in part, or create any derivative works from or of the SOFTWARE unless such derivative works are intentionally facilitated by the SOFTWARE. You may not modify or tamper with any digital rights management functionality of the SOFTWARE. You may not bypass, modify, defeat or circumvent any of the functions or protections of the SOFTWARE or any mechanisms operatively linked to the SOFTWARE. You may not separate any individual component of the SOFTWARE for use on more than one wireless adapter unless expressly authorized to do so by SONY. You may not remove, alter, cover or deface any trademarks or notices on the SOFTWARE. You may not share, distribute, rent, lease, sublicense, assign, transfer or sell the SOFTWARE. The software, network services or other products other than SOFTWARE upon which the SOFTWARE’S performance depends might be interrupted or discontinued at the discretion of the suppliers (software suppliers, service suppliers, or SONY). SONY and such suppliers do not warrant that the SOFTWARE, network services, contents or other products will continue to be available, or will operate without interruption or modification.

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EXCLUSION OF WARRANTY ON SOFTWAREYou acknowledge and agree that use of the SOFTWARE is at your sole risk and that you are responsible for use of the SOFTWARE. The SOFTWARE is provided "AS IS,” without warranty, duty or condition of any kind.

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Certain services available through the SOFTWARE may rely upon location information, including, but not limited to, the geographic location of the wireless adapter. You acknowledge that for the purpose of providing such services, SONY, the THIRD-PARTY SUPPLIERS or their partners may collect, archive, process and use such location data, and that such services are governed by the privacy policies of SONY or such third party. By using any such services, you agree that you have reviewed the privacy policies applicable to such services and consent to such activities.

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right to enforce, each provision of this EULA with respect to the SOFTWARE of such party.

Should you have any questions concerning this EULA, you may contact SONY by writing to SONY at applicable contact address of each area or country.

Copyright © 2012 Sony Corporation.

On accessing software to which the GPL/LGPL appliesThis product uses software to which the GPL/LGPL applies. This informs you that you have a right to have access to, modify, and redistribute source code for these software programs under the conditions of the GPL/LGPL.The source code is provided on the internet. Use the following URL and follow the download instructions.http://www.sony.net/Products/Linux/common/search.htmlWe would prefer that you do not contact us about the contents of the source code.

Open software licensesOn the basis of license contracts between Sony and the software copyright holders, this product uses open software.To meet the requirements of the software copyright holders, Sony is obligated to inform you of the content of these licenses.For the content of these licenses, see “License” in OSS on the Web.

Specifications

GeneralPower requirements

6.5 V DC to 17 V DCPower consumption

Approx. 4.5 W (Wireless adapter only)Operating temperature

0 ºC to 40 ºC (32 ºF to 104 ºF)Operating humidity

20 % to 90 %Storage temperature

-20 ºC to +60 ºC (-4 ºF to +140 ºF)Dimensions CBK-WA100:

84 mm × 95 mm × 30 mm (3 3/8 inches × 3 3/4 inches × 1 3/16

inches) (w/h/d)CBK-WA101:84 mm × 95 mm × 55 mm (3 3/8 inches × 3 3/4 inches × 2 1/4

inches) (w/h/d)Mass CBK-WA100:

Approx. 220 g (7.8 oz)CBK-WA101:Approx. 220 g (7.8 oz)

Input/output connectorsDC IN connector (CBK-WA100 only)

4-pin 6.5 V DC to 17 V DC (1) USB connector USB 2.0 compliant, type A:

For connection of a wireless LAN module or modem (2)

CAM connector USB 2.0 compliant, type mini B:For connection of the camcorder/

recorder (1)SDI IN connector (CBK-WA100 only)

BNC type (1)SD card slot For an SD cardDocking IF connector (CBK-WA101 only) (1)

Supplied accessories

CBK-WA100DC power cable (1)BNC cable (1)USB cable (1)Bracket (2)Cushion (1)Screw (5)Guard bracket (1)Pad (2)Hook and loop fastener (2)Cord clamp (5)Cable tube (1)Before Using this Unit (1)

Specifications

Appendix

Installation Manual (1)Operating Instructions (CD-ROM) (1)

CBK-WA101USB cable (1)Screw (2)Guard bracket (1)Pad (2)Hook and loop fastener (2)Cord clamp (5)Case (1) (previously attached to the wireless adapter)Protection tape (1)Before Using this Unit (1)Installation Manual (1)Operating Instructions (CD-ROM) (1)

Dimensions

CBK-WA100

CBK-WA101

Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

84 (3 3/8 )

Unit: mm (inches)

30

95 (

3 3 / 4

)

(1 3/16)

84 (3 3/8 )

Unit: mm (inches)

55 (2 1/4 )

95 (

3 3 /

4 )

SONY WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR DAMAGES OF ANY KIND RESULTING FROM A FAILURE TO IMPLEMENT PROPER SECURITY MEASURES ON TRANSMISSION DEVICES, UNAVOIDABLE DATA LEAKS RESULTING FROM TRANSMISSION SPECIFICATIONS, OR SECURITY PROBLEMS OF ANY KIND.

Depending on the operating environment, unauthorized third parties on the network may be able to access the system.We strongly recommend configuring all of the passwords for security purposes.Configure all the passwords following the procedure on page 26.

Communication content may be unknowingly intercepted by unauthorized third parties in the vicinity of the signals. When using wireless LAN communication, implement security measures properly to protect the communication content.

From a safety standpoint, when using the unit connected with the network, it is strongly recommended to access the Control window via a Web browser and change the access limitation settings from the factory preset values (page 26).Changing the password regularly is also recommended.

Do not browse any other website in the Web browser while making settings or after making settings. Since the login status remains in the Web browser, close the Web browser when you complete the settings to prevent unauthorized third parties from using the unit or harmful programs from running.

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Trademarks• Android and Google Chrome are trademarks or

registered trademarks of Google Inc.• Microsoft, Windows, and Windows Vista are

registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

• Apple, Macintosh, Safari, and iPhone, and logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of Apple Inc. in the United States and/or other countries.

• Wi-Fi® is registered trademarks of the Wi-Fi Alliance®.

• WPA™, WPA2™ and Wi-Fi Protected Setup™ are trademarks of the Wi-Fi Alliance®.

All other company and product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of the respective companies or their respective makers.

Notes• Always make a test recording, and verify that it was

recorded successfully.SONY WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR DAMAGES OF ANY KIND INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, COMPENSATION OR REIMBURSEMENT ON ACCOUNT OF FAILURE OF THIS UNIT OR ITS RECORDING MEDIA, EXTERNAL STORAGE SYSTEMS OR ANY OTHER MEDIA OR STORAGE SYSTEMS TO RECORD CONTENT OF ANY TYPE.

• Always verify that the unit is operating properly before use. SONY WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR DAMAGES OF ANY KIND INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, COMPENSATION OR REIMBURSEMENT ON ACCOUNT OF THE LOSS OF PRESENT OR PROSPECTIVE PROFITS DUE TO FAILURE OF THIS UNIT, EITHER DURING THE WARRANTY PERIOD OR AFTER EXPIRATION OF THE WARRANTY, OR FOR ANY OTHER REASON WHATSOEVER.

• SONY WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR CLAIMS OF ANY KIND MADE BY USERS OF THIS UNIT OR MADE BY THIRD PARTIES.

• SONY WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR THE LOSS, REPAIR, OR REPRODUCTION OF ANY DATA RECORDED ON THE INTERNAL STORAGE SYSTEM, RECORDING MEDIA, EXTERNAL STORAGE SYSTEMS OR ANY OTHER MEDIA OR STORAGE SYSTEMS.

• SONY WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR THE TERMINATION OR DISCONTINUATION OF ANY SERVICES RELATED TO THIS UNIT THAT MAY RESULT DUE TO CIRCUMSTANCES OF ANY KIND.

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Documents

Wireless Adapter - docs.sony.com · Wireless Adapter Operating Instructions Software Version 2.3 CBK-WA100 CBK-WA101 4-593-598-11 (1)© 2013 Sony Corporation