Open the Designer project and prepare the calibration

Open the prepared project

• If you don’t have it yet, download the media kit here
• Open Kinetic Designer
• Choose Open and browse into your computer

Add the Deltacast HDMI or SDI source

• In the Media tab, click on and add a Deltacast media

• Set the deltacast parameters regarding to your configuration (HDMI or SDI)
• If you followed all the steps of the Panasonic AW-UE150 configuration, its resolution should be 1920×1080 at 50Hz.

Add a 3D camera into the 3D Scene

• Click on Layout > 3D and have a look at the prepared 3D Scene
• Move in the 3D using your mouse until you are closer to the scene
• Press C on your keyboard to create a camera from this point of view and rename it Camera_AR

Add a Panasonic device to control the Camera Shift/Zoom/Focus from Kinetic Designer

• In the Devices tab click on to add a new PTZ camera and select Panasonic AW-HExx
• In the Editor tab, type the IP address of your Panasonic AW-UE150 camera.

*If your camera is connected to the Kinetic network, you should see device’s LED higlighted in green

Add a device Camera AR Panasonic UE-XXX FreeD

• In the Devices window click on open the Tracking part and select Camera AR Panasonic UE-XXX FreeD

*Please note that the device Camera AR Panasonic UE-XXX FreeD is different from the device Pansonic AW-HExx.
The Camera AR Panasonic UE-XXX FreeD device will be used to get Positions and Rotations informations through the FreeD protocol.
The device Pansonic AW-HExx allows Kinetic Designer to control the camera lens.

• Then, in the Editor tab, go to General tab, select Panasonic AW-UE-150 from the Camera dropdown menu and drag and drop your 3D Camera_AR from the 3D Scene list to the 3D Camera field

• In the FreeD tab, check that port the number is the same that the one set in the Pannasonic AW-UE150 camera (11311 by default)

To check the communication port of the Panasonic camera please check again the Panasonic configuration page.