Panasonic AJ-P2C002SG manuel d'utilisation

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    Operating Instructions Memory Card Camera-R ecorder Model No. AJ-HPX2700G  This prod uct is eligib le for the P2HD 5 Year Warranty Repai r Program. For details, see pag e 6. Before operating this product, p lease read the instructions carefully and sav e this manual for futu re use. F0808T0 -F [D] Printed in Jap an ENGLIS H VQT1V27 AJ-HPX2700G-V[...]

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    2 Read this first! indicate s safe ty inform ation. W ARNING:  TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOS E THIS EQUIPMENT TO RAIN OR M OISTURE.  TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, KEEP THIS EQUIPMENT A W A Y FROM ALL LIQUIDS. USE AND ST ORE ONL Y IN LOCA TIONS WHICH ARE NOT E XPOSED T O THE RISK OF D RIPP ING OR SPLA S[...]

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    3 A recharg eable battery that is re cycl able pow ers the p roduct you ha ve pu rchased. <For USA-California Only> This p roduct cont ains a CR Co in Cell Lithiu m Battery w hich c ont ains Perc hlorate Materi al — special handl ing m ay apply . See www .d tsc.c a/gov/ha zardou swaste .perchl orate. Caution regarding la ser bea ms The CCD [...]

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    4 Read thi s first! ............... ............. ................... .................... ............. .......... 2 Genera l Features o f Camera unit .................. ............. .................... ................... .... 8 Features o f Recorder/Player uni t .................. .................... ................... .... 9 Features o f th[...]

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    5 Adj ustm ents and Sett ing s for Recording Multi Format .................... ................... ................... ............. .................... 46 Adjusting th e White b alance an d Black B alance... .................... ............. 49 Setting the Electronic Shutter ............ ................... ............. .................... 53 [...]

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    6 Setting of Proxy (optional) ................ ............. .................... ............. ...... 134 Formatting a P2 Card ........... ................... ................... ............. ............. 134 Formatting SD memory cards .... ............. ................... .................... ...... 135 Setting the Thumbna il Display Mode ....[...]

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    Genera l 7 General : General The unit is a CCD camera-recorder in which a camera unit equipped with thre e 2/3-type CCDs which support progressive drive (read ing of al l pixels) is integ rated with a record ing/play back u nit whic h support s the c ompress ion format s A VC-Intra100 , A VC-Intra50 and DVCPRO HD. The unit s upport s t he HD met ho[...]

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    8 General : Features o f Camera unit  Multi-format The unit r ealiz es a v ariety of r ecordi ng met hods usi ng thre e 2/3-type CCDs which supp ort progressive drive (reading all pix els ). (Re fer t o page 46)  Chromatic Aberration Comp ensation fun ction The unit i s equ ipped with a func tion to correct th e magnifi cation ratio c hromati[...]

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    9 General: Fe atures of Reco rder/Player uni t Genera l  Multiple Slots The unit is equ ipped with 5 slo ts for P2 card s. Up to 5 cards may be i nserte d in these slot s for c ontinu ous record ing. They also provi de new recor ding c apabi liti es sp ecifi c to memo ry card s.  Hot-Swap recording The Hot -Swap cap abi lity a llows car ds no[...]

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    10 Gener al: F eatu res of Reco rder/ Playe r uni t  T e xt memos & Shot marks Each cli p can inc orporate c omment s, i n the form of text memo ad ded to the thu mbnail a ssociat ed with t he tim e code, t ogether with shot ma rks whic h, for exampl e, can hel p you dis tingui sh OK cut s from rej ect c uts . Both text m emos an d sho t mar[...]

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    11 Genera l: Featur es of the Input/Out put uni t Genera l (Referen ce valu es whe n Pana sonic b land SD mem ory card s or SDHC mem ory card s are u sed for co ntinuous recording . Actual re cordin g time d epends on the ki nd of sc enes and t he numb er of clip s.) The values for 8 GB and 16 GB SDHC memory cards are double a nd four times the val[...]

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    12 General : Dim ensions drawi ng Unit: mm (inch) Dimensions drawing 137 (5- ) 3 / 8 102 (4- ) 1 / 16 318 (12- ) 1 / 2 209 (8- ) 1 / 4 270.5 (10- ) 5 / 8 AJ-HPX2700G-VQT1V27_eng .book 12 ページ 2008年9月2 日 火曜日 午後5 時43分[...]

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    13 Genera l: Color TV S tandard Setting s (Settings for frame frequency ) Genera l The unit i s del ivered with the co lor TV s tandard not y et speci fied. T o re vise the se ttings for frame fr equency accordin g to the preferred s tan dard, ref er to the pro cedur es descri bed be low . 1 Aft er connec ting the un it to th e power supply a nd th[...]

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    14 General : Syst em Con figura tion * For the latest information on P2 cards and SD memor y cards not available in the operating instructions, visit the P2 Support D esk at the following Web site. https://eww .p avc.panasonic.co.jp/pro-av/  Note All of the devic es and a ccessor ies ot her than the un it, whic h are sho wn in thi s sy stem con [...]

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    Parts and their Func tions 15 Parts an d thei r Function s: Po wer Supply and Acc essory Mounti ng Sectio n Part s and their Functions 1. POWER sw itch Used to tu rn on/of f the p ower . 2. Battery mount A battery p ac k from Anto n/Bauer is moun ted here . 3. DC IN (ext ernal pow er input) so cket (XLR, 4P) The unit is co nnecte d to an external D[...]

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    16 Parts a nd thei r Funct ions: Audi o (input) Fu nctio n Section 1. MIC IN (microphone input) jack (XLR, 5-pin) A microp hone (opti onal) i s connected here. P ower can be supp lied v ia this j ack to al low use of a p hantom microph one. No te that t he FR ONT MI C POWE R menu opti on must be se t to “O N” wh en usi ng a pha nt om microph on[...]

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    17 Parts and their Functio ns: Audio (output) Function Sec tion Parts and their Func tions 9. AUDIO OUT connector (XLR, 5-pin) This co nnecto r outpu ts audio signa ls recorde d on Channe ls 1/2 or 3/4. Output s ignals a re sel ected with the 10. MO NIT OR SELECT CH1/2 / CH3/4 sele ctor switc h. 10. MONITOR SELECT (audio channel selection) CH1/ 2 /[...]

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    18 Parts a nd thei r Funct ions: Shoo ting a nd Reco rding/Play back Functions Section 1. CC/ND FIL TER (filter switching) controls These are used to sele ct the fi lter in acco rdance with the subjec t’ s brigh tness an d col or temp erature. When D (1/2 ND) is sele cted on CC F IL TER, it is possib le to s elect an y of 1/ 2 ND to 1/128 ND in c[...]

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    19 Parts and th eir Functi ons: Sh ooting and Record ing/Playb ack Func tions Section Parts and their Func tions 5. Gain selector switch Use t his sw itch t o sele ct vid eo am plif ier ga in, ac cord ing to lighti ng co nditio ns und er whic h you are s hooti ng. The valu es for [L], [M], an d [H] ca n be pr eset u sing menu op tions. These are fa[...]

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    20 Parts a nd thei r Funct ions: Shoo ting a nd Reco rding/Play back Functions Section 14. SA V E ON/OFF switc h Used t o select t he pow er su pply meth od for e ach ou tput secti on. ON: The outp ut sel ected through th e menu option SA VE SW is power-sav ed. This option can be found on th e <OP TION MO DE> scree n on the SYSTEM SETTING pag[...]

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    21 Parts and th eir Functi ons: Sh ooting and Record ing/Playb ack Func tions Section Parts and their Func tions 20. REW (rewind) button and lamp During p ause, this but ton perform s a fast-reverse playbac k with the lamp light s on . During playbac k, it perfor ms an approxim ately 4  fas t- reve rse pl ayba ck wi th the PLA Y and RE W lam ps [...]

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    22 Parts a nd thei r Funct ions: Shoo ting a nd Reco rding/Play back Functions Section 30. DVCPRO con nec tor This is an ou tput co nnector fo r vide o, audi o, and data that com ply with t he IEEE139 4 sta ndard.  Notes  Power is n ot suppli ed from th e unit.  Be absol utely s ure to bear the fo llowin g point s in min d when con necting[...]

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    23 Parts an d thei r Function s: Men u Operati on Sect ion Parts and their Func tions 1. MENU button Used to turn on/of f the menu. 2. Jog dial button With the menu o pen, th is button is used to nav igate through m enu p age s, selec t optio ns an d specify values . For direc tions on manip ulatin g the men u, see [Menu Config uration ] (page 161)[...]

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    24 Parts a nd thei r Function s: T ime Code Section 1. GENLOCK IN connector (BNC) This c onnector i s used to inp ut a re ference s ignal before the cam era unit is gen-lo cked, or be fore the time code is external ly lo cked. 2. TC IN connector (BNC) This co nnect or is use d to in put a re ference tim e co de when you externall y lock t he time c[...]

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    25 Parts and the ir Func tions: W arning a nd S tatus Dis play Functions Parts and their Func tions 1. Back tally lamp When the 2. BACK T ALL Y switch is s et to [ON], t he lamp beh aves in the sam e way as the front tal ly lamp a t the view finder . 2. BACK T A LL Y switch This swi tch co ntrols the actio n of the 1. Back a nd 8. Rear tal ly lamps[...]

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    26 Parts a nd thei r Funct ions: D ispla y Window Functio ns Display Window Functions P2 ca rd/batter y-rem aining le vel a nd audio l evel indicati ons a. Media-remaining space indication bar The bar indicates the remaining free space on each P2 card, using a 7-segment display . Each segment c an represent either 3 or 5 minutes of remaining free s[...]

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    27 Parts and th eir Functi ons: L CD Monito r Parts and their Func tions 1. LCD monitor The LCD monito r disp lays the video in the viewfi nder . Alterna tively , it can s how cl ips on the P2 card in a thumbna il format. In th umbna il di splay mode, clips can be edi ted or deleted, or P2 ca rds can b e form atted usin g the 4. THUMB NAIL MENU but[...]

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    28 Parts a nd thei r Funct ions: V iewfin der Y ou can use the following vie wfinder (opt ional) on the uni t: HD V iewfi nder: AJ-HVF21 G (sel ect able betw een 59. 94 and 50 Hz) 1. Vie wfinder (optional) During recording or play back, th e vie wfinder d isplays the vid eo ima ge in mo nochro me. It a lso dis plays warnin gs, me ssag es, zebra pa [...]

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    29 Parts and th eir Functi ons: V iewfi nder Parts and their Func tions 15. Viewfinder lef t-righ t position anchoring ring Used t o adju st the sid e-to- side pos ition of the viewfind er . 16. Viewfinder front-ba ck position anchoring lever Used t o adjust t he fore -and-af t pos ition of t he viewfind er .  Not e For more i nformat ion, s ee [...]

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    30 Recording and Pla yback : P2 Card s Recording and Playback  Note When usin g the unit for the first time, be sure to set the time data b eforeha nd. On ho w the ti me dat a is s et, see [Se tting T ime Da ta] (p age 6 0). 1 T urn on the POWER s witch. a. POWER: [ON] 2 While pr essin g down t he sli de loc k button, slide the slide-o ut door t[...]

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    31 Reco rding and Playba ck: P2 Cards Reco rding an d Playba ck 1 While pre ssin g down th e slide lock button, move the slide-ou t door t o the lef t. The door o pens. 2 T ilt d own the e ject butto n. 3 Then, dep ress th e eject bu tton to r elease the P2 card so that you can re move it.  Not es  Do no t rem ove t he P2 card while it is bei[...]

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    32 Recording and Pla yback : How to handle dat a recorded on P2 c ards The P2 ca rd is a semi conducto r mem ory ca rd that i s used a s the r ecordi ng mediu m in th e profe ssional video productio n and broadcas ting d evices that ma ke up the DVC PRO P2 Se ries.  Since da ta reco rded in the DVCPRO P2 form at or A VC- Intra ar e in a fil e fo[...]

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    33 Recordin g and Pl ayback: Basic Proced ures Reco rding an d Playba ck This secti on desc ribes the basic proced ure for shoo ting and reco rdin g. Be fore you em bark on a sho ot, pre-i nsp ect y our system to ensure that it works p roperly . * For directions on inspecting your unit, see [Inspections Before Shooting] (page 148). 1 Inser t a char[...]

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    34 Recording and Pla yback : Basi c Proce dures For sh ooting , follo w the st eps below . 1 Select a filter a ccording to lig ht condit ions. 2 When t he white ba lance is saved : Position the WHIT E BAL swit ch to [A ] or [B]. When t he white or black ba lance is not sav ed and you have no time to adjust the whit e balance: Position the WHIT E BA[...]

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    35 Recording and Pla yback : Norma l Record ing Reco rding an d Playba ck REC S T ART/S TOP butto n or VTR butt on at th e lens star ts reco rdin g of vi deo and sound on the P2 ca rd. A cluste r of data that consis ts of video a nd so und genera ted thro ugh a s hooting a ction , togeth er with suc h adde d informa tion as met a dat a, is cal led [...]

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    36 Recording and Pla yback : PRE RE CORDING fu nction The intern al me mory o f your unit is c apa ble of storin g seve ral seco nds of video and soun d dat a co ming f rom the camera. This c ap ability c an be used t o recor d video a nd sound s everal seconds before either t he REC ST ART /STOP button or V TR bu tton at the lens i s presse d to s[...]

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    37 Reco rding and P layba ck: V ariable Fra me Rate (VFR) Recor ding Fu nctio n Reco rding an d Playba ck This uni t can sho ot at a lower fram e rate (und ercran k) or higher fram e rate (overcrank) i n the 7 20P mode. T he nat ive (PN) recordin g mode or standa rd (OVER) recordin g can be select ed. 1 Open the <SYSTEM MODE> screen from the [...]

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    38 Recording and Pla yback : V ariable Frame R ate (VF R) Recordi ng Functi on When produ cing for the cinema screen , a frame rate of 24 fp s (24 frames per s ec) mat ching the rat e at which films a re played back is norma l (1  spee d). When s ettings b elow are used, the recorde d materia l will p lay back as a fil m. By u sing the 720P prog[...]

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    39 Reco rding and P layba ck: V ariable Fra me Rate (VFR) Recor ding Fu nctio n Reco rding an d Playba ck This way of sho oting provi des th e qu ick mot ion effects us ed, f or ins tance t o real ize speedi ng clo uds , a per son stan ding st ationary i n the b lur of a moving crow d, and kun g-fu m oves. For exa mple, w hen the s cenes ha ve bee [...]

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    40 Recording and Pla yback : Loop Record ing This way of sho oting p rovides a flow ef fec t and may , for insta nce, be u sed to shoot a s ubjec t on a far s ide of a road w ith a stream o f fast-m oving c ars as the flow , in suc h a way that the st ationary subjec t comes into f ocus thou gh the cars. When tw o or mo re P2 ca rd slot s con tai n[...]

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    41 Recording and Playb ack: Interva l Recordin g Reco rding an d Playba ck It is pos sible to record in i nterva ls of one frame as the shortest length by using the in ternal memo ry of th e unit. T o use this opti on, open the <REC FUNCTION> screen from the SYSTEM SETT ING pag e, and set th e interval recording mode, REC TI ME, P AUSE TIME a[...]

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    42 Recording and Pla yback : Inter val Rec ording Press eit her the REC ST ART/ST OP button or VTR bu tton at the lens , again . Interval recording resumes . Press th e ST OP button. Recording sto ps. Then, t he ca mera access es the P2 car d to record the vi deo st ored in memo ry before rec ording stop s. The record fro m the be ginni ng of the i[...]

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    43 Record ing and Pl aybac k: Recording R eview Functio n Reco rding an d Playba ck  Sound By selecting “ON”/“OFF” for the menu option AUDIO REC in the <REC FUNCTION> scree n, it is possible to spe cify whet her o r not so und will be recor ded du ring inter val recording .  Reco rd/ play back b utt ons During interval re cordin[...]

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    44 Reco rdin g and P lay back: N ormal and V ari able S peed Pl ayb ack The PLA Y/P AUSE button pro vides m onochrom e playba ck through th e viewf inder a nd color p layback on the LCD monitor . A colo r video m onitor con nected to the HD SDI A · B or MON OUT conn ector of unit also prov ides color playbac k. The HD SDI A · B conn ector outp ut[...]

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    45 Recordi ng and Pla yback : Shot M ark Func tion Reco rding an d Playba ck A shot mark is a dded to the t humbn ail o f a cli p to disti nguish that clip from o thers. I t is al so po ssible t o sele ct onl y those clips whi ch inclu de sho t marks , and d ispla y and p layback the select ed clip s on the LCD moni tor . T o add a shot mark durin [...]

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    46 Adjus tments and Set ting s for Recor ding : Mul ti For mat Adjustment s and Settings for Recording The unit e mplo ys a progr essiv e scan (f ull pi xel re ading) CCD syste m. With combi nations o f the SYSTEM M ODE and CAM ERA MODE men u options on the <SYSTEM MODE> sc reen on th e SYSTEM SETTING page, you can sel ect an video system fro[...]

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    47 Adjus tments and Set tings f or Recordi ng : Multi Forma t Adjustments and S ettings f or Record ing The table below shows the formats used to record si gnals from the CCD and externally input signals a long with the formats for signals output from the o utput c onnectors . * The audio sampling frequency is 48.048 KHz Recording format s and outp[...]

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    48 Adjus tments and Set ting s for Recor ding : Mul ti For mat  : Supported –: Not supported  Note During playback , the f ormat s for cl ips in the s ame sys tem mode are swi tched autom atically and pl ayed bac k. Menu sett ing Supporte d Recordi ng Funct ions SYSTEM MODE REC FORMA T CA MERA MODE VFR FRAME RA TE PRE RECO RDING PR OXY LOOP[...]

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    49 Adjust ments an d Sett ings f or Recor ding : Adjusti ng the White b alance a nd Blac k Bala nce Adjustments and S ettings f or Record ing T o record high-qual ity v ideo wit h the unit , the bl ack a nd white balan ces must b e adju sted a ccording to condit ions. For higher qualit y , it is recommend ed that the adj ustment s s hould be made i[...]

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    50 Adjus tments and Set ting s for Recor ding : Adjust ing the Wh ite bal ance and Black Balance The detec tion a rea for t he white balan ce is select able between “90%”, “50% ” and “2 5%”, using the m enu optio n A WB AREA. This optio n can be fou nd in the <W HITE BALANCE MO DE> scre en on t he CA M OPERA TION page . The detec [...]

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    51 Adjust ments an d Sett ings f or Recor ding : Adjusti ng the White b alance a nd Blac k Bala nce Adjustments and S ettings f or Record ing The whi te bala nce can be man ually ad juste d by setti ng the color tempera ture. Manu al color temp erature set tings can be performed for each o f the WHIT E BAL swit ch pos itions: [PRST], [A] and [B]. T[...]

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    52 Adjus tments and Set ting s for Recor ding : Adjust ing the Wh ite bal ance and Black Balance The blac k bala nce mus t be ad juste d when:  Y ou use you r unit th e first tim e.  Y our unit has not be en used fo r some ti me.  The ambi ent tem peratu re has chang ed subst antially .  The gain swi tchover v alue h as be en change d. [...]

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    53 Adjus tments and Set tings f or Recor ding : Setting the Ele ctroni c Shutter Adjustments and S ettings f or Record ing This sec tion pr ovides a desc ription of the el ectroni c shu tter , together wi th set ting an d handlin g direc tions. The t able below list s the shu tter mod es in which th e unit’ s el ectronic s hutter ca n be use d as[...]

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    54 Adjus tments and Set ting s for Recor ding : Setting the Electronic Shutter The shutt er spe ed in any shutte r mode is set u sing the SHUTTER switch. In SYNCHRO SCAN/SYNCHRO SCAN2 mode, s hutter speed can be switched eas ily , using the SYNCHRO SCAN adjustm ent but tons (+/–) o n the s ide p anel. Note tha t the rang e of selec tab le shutter[...]

  • Page 55

    55 Adjus tments and Set tings f or Recor ding : Setting the Ele ctroni c Shutter Adjustments and S ettings f or Record ing T o place the unit in SYNCHRO SCAN mode, follow the steps below . 1 Press the SHUTTER s witch pos itioned a t [ON] towards [SEL], to pl ace the u nit in SYNCHRO SCAN mode or SYNCHRO SCAN2 mode. 2 In the SYNCHRO SC AN mode, it i[...]

  • Page 56

    56 Adjus tments and Set ting s for Recor ding : Assignin g Functio ns to User B uttons The USER M AIN, USER 1, U SER 2, MARKER SELECT and TEXT MEMO buttons c an be as signe d user-sel ected function s. T o s elect desir ed fu nct ions, use th e me nu opt ions w hich can be found in the <USER SW> screen on the CAM OPERA TION page. For mo re de[...]

  • Page 57

    57 Adjus tments and Set tings fo r Recor ding : Assi gning Functions to User Buttons Adjustments and S ettings f or Record ing AUDIO CH1: Functio n of s witchin g the i nput sign al so urce for audi o chan nel 1 a ssigned . Pressin g the butto n switc hes the i nput s ignal in the fo llowin g order: FRONT  W. L .  REAR. Note tha t the AUDIO I[...]

  • Page 58

    58 Adjus tments and Set ting s for Recor ding : Select ing Audio Input Si gnals and Adjus ting Rec ording Le vels This uni t is cap abl e of record ing 4 i ndepende nt audi o cha nnels in all record ing form at s excep t for nat ive record ing wit h VFR. When the AUDIO S ELECT CH 1/CH2 s witch i s positio ned at [AUT O], the record ing leve ls for [...]

  • Page 59

    59 Adjus tments and Set tings fo r Recor ding : Selec ting Au dio Inp ut Signals and Ad justing R ecordin g Lev els Adjustments and S ettings f or Record ing T o adjus t the re cording l evels for audio chann els 1 and 2, follow the ste ps below . 1 Position the MONIT OR SELECT CH1/2 / CH3/4- selecto r switc h at [CH1/2] s o that t he aud io level [...]

  • Page 60

    60 Adjus tments and Set ting s for Recor ding : Setting T ime Data The unit s uppor ts t ime code s, user b its , date, and time (real time ) dat a, whic h are rec orded as dat a for the s ub-cod e area, VIDEO AUX a rea, and clip metad ata files. It also i ncludes a CTL c ounter a nd came ra ID. The TCG s witch c an be u sed to sw itch between Rec [...]

  • Page 61

    61 Adjustments and Settings for Recording : Setting T ime Dat a Adjustments and S ettings f or Record ing The follo wing shows recording time codes a nd user b its fo r dif feren t input si gnal form ats , and SYSTEM MODE and CAMERA MODE sett ings. *1 If the m enu option FRAME RA TE UB on t he <OPTION> screen is set to “MENU”, th en recor[...]

  • Page 62

    62 Adjus tments and Set ting s for Recor ding : Setting T ime Data The user bits (UB) to b e recorded in the sub-code area ar e selecte d throug h the m enu opti on UB MODE. Th e use r bit s (VITC UB) to b e recorded in the VIDEO AUX area are selecte d throug h the men u opti on VITC U B MODE. USER (UB MODE only) The inc luded user v alue is re cor[...]

  • Page 63

    63 Adjustments and Settings for Recording : Setting T ime Dat a Adjustments and S ettings f or Record ing The dat a set for the u ser bi ts are automa tical ly save d and retain ed eve n if the un it is turned of f. If video i nformat ion to be recorded b ased on the frame rate set throug h the men u option F RAME RA TE or CAMERA MODE i s recorded [...]

  • Page 64

    64 Adjus tments and Set ting s for Recor ding : Setting T ime Data Frame rate: 2 4P Over 60P (2:3) The frame rate i nformation of us er bits in na tive reco rding is as follo ws.  Notes  During pla yback o f clip s recorde d in nativ e recordi ng frame rate informati on of u ser bit s is converte d accordi ng to the im age p ull down and th e[...]

  • Page 65

    65 Adjustments and Settings for Recording : Setting T ime Dat a Adjustments and S ettings f or Record ing 1 Position the DISPLA Y switch at [UB]. 2 Press the HO LD button to displ ay DA TE in the display window . 3 Position the TCG swi tch at [SET]. 4 Use the c ursor a nd SET bu ttons to s et the year , month and day (Y/M/D). Note th at any lat er [...]

  • Page 66

    66 Adjus tments and Set ting s for Recor ding : Setting T ime Data 1 Position the DISPLA Y switch at [T C]. 2 Position the TCG s witch at [SET] . 3 Set the m enu option TC MODE to “DF” or “NDF”. “DF” step s the t ime code in dro p frame m ode, and “N DF” step s it in non-d rop fram e mode. H oweve r , the camera alwa ys op erate s i[...]

  • Page 67

    67 Adjustments and Settings for Recording : Setting T ime Dat a Adjustments and S ettings f or Record ing The unit’ s int ernal time code genera tor can be locke d to an external generat or . In additio n, the e xternal ti me co de generator c an be locked t o the u nit’s intern al gen erator . As the figure shows, connec t both th e reference [...]

  • Page 68

    68 Adjus tments and Set ting s for Recor ding : Setting T ime Data As a resu lt of pro cessing to co nvert the v ideo capture d by the imagi ng devi ces from a progressi ve signal to an interl ace signal, video signa l dela ys wil l occur i n the cam era. Since tim e is re quired for ma king the 2:3 pu ll-down from the 24P frame, there i s a vi deo[...]

  • Page 69

    69 Adjustments and Settings for Recording : Setting T ime Dat a Adjustments and S ettings f or Record ing Exam ple 5 : When an e xterna l dev ice is lo cked to the tim e cod e gener ator of the u nit. Exam ple 6 : When an externa l devic e is lock ed to the time c ode generato r of uni t, which is conn ected in a c ascade configu ration. TCG TC OUT[...]

  • Page 70

    70 Adjus tments and Set ting s for Recor ding : Setting T ime Data Foll ow th e steps b elow. 1 T urn on the POWER s witch. 2 Position the TCG switch at [F-RUN]. 3 Position the DISPLA Y switch at [T C]. 4 Set the m enu option GENLOCK to “EXT”. This opti on can be foun d in the <G ENLOCK> sc reen on the SYSTEM SE TTING page. 5 Supply a pha[...]

  • Page 71

    71 Adjustments and Settings for Recording : Setting T ime Dat a Adjustments and S ettings f or Record ing The came ra ID is spec ified t hrough the <CAMERA ID> scree n. The ID c an inclu de up t o 10 al phanu meric ch aracter s, symb ols, and/o r spaces .  Not e When the s etting s menu i s displa yed, o utputting color bar signals does no[...]

  • Page 72

    72 Adjus tments and Set ting s for Recor ding : Setting T ime Data The unit s uppor ts UM ID met ada ta. Y ou need to sp ecify as UMID inf ormati on the cou ntry whe re you live (using up to 3 charac ters), o rganizati on or c ompan y (up t o 4 charac ters) and user name (up to 4 ch aracter s). For t he country name, you mus t use abb reviat ions p[...]

  • Page 73

    73 Adjustments and Settings for Recording : Setting T ime Dat a Adjustments and S ettings f or Record ing By sett ing the DISPL A Y swit ch to [CT L], CTL c ount is display ed on t he tim e count i ndica tion of the LCD disp lay window . The CTL count is displ ayed in ± 12 h ours wit h non-dr op- frame. The play back order of cl ips recorded on a [...]

  • Page 74

    74 Adjus tments and Set ting s for Recor ding : Viewfin der Screen S tatus Displ ays In additi on to v ideo i mages, t he view finder d isplays lamp s and text th at ind icate the settin gs and operat ing st atus o f the un it , together wi th messa ges, a ce nter m arker , a safety z one mark er and the camera ID. The above viewfinder is the AJ-HV[...]

  • Page 75

    75 Adjust ments and Sett ing s for Recor ding : View fi nder Scre en Status Disp lay s Adjustments and S ettings f or Record ing T o se lect t he in form atio n item s you want t o have disp layed in the viewfi nder scree n, go t o the <VF INDICA TOR1>, <VF INDICA TOR2> and <VF INDICA TOR3> screens from the VF page, and turn on or[...]

  • Page 76

    76 Adjus tments and Set ting s for Recor ding : Viewfin der Screen S tatus Displ ays Informat ion Ite m Indicat ion St atus 1. System mode 1080-59.9i 1080-23.9PsF 1080-24.0PsF 1080-50i 720-59.94P 720-60P 720-50P This indicates the mode that the unit operates in. 1080-59.94 interlace mode 1080-23.98 segment fram e mode 1080-24 segment frame mode 108[...]

  • Page 77

    77 Adjust ments and Sett ing s for Recor ding : View fi nder Scre en Status Disp lay s Adjustments and S ettings f or Record ing Info rmati on Ite m I ndi cation St atus 8. Battery type (when MODE CHECK is being p erform ed) PRO14 - AC ADPT Battery type, select ed through a menu op tion. “AC A DPT” indicates when an external DC power supply has[...]

  • Page 78

    78 Adjus tments and Set ting s for Recor ding : Viewfin der Screen S tatus Displ ays Informat ion Ite m Indicat ion St atus 1 1 . Camera W arning and Report Area AWB A ACTIVE AWB B ACTIVE AWB A OK  .  K AWB B OK  .  K AWB BREAK  .  K AW B NG COL OR T EMP LO W COL OR T EMP HI GH LEVEL O VER LOW LIGHT TIME OVER AWB PRESET  .  [...]

  • Page 79

    79 Adjust ments and Sett ing s for Recor ding : View fi nder Scre en Status Disp lay s Adjustments and S ettings f or Record ing Info rmati on Ite m I ndi cation St atus 13. System informat ion and warnings SYSTE M ERROR-  Something abnorm al is happening to the internal computer c ommunications or reference signal. No further record ing or p[...]

  • Page 80

    80 Adjus tments and Set ting s for Recor ding : Viewfin der Screen S tatus Displ ays Informat ion Ite m Indicat ion St atus 14. Time code indicat ion TCG 12:59:59:20 TCR 12:59:59:20 (V)UBG AB CD E F 00 (V)UBR 12 34 5 6 78 CTL –1:59:59:20 TCG (time code generator value) TCR (time code reader value) UBG VUB G (User bits generator v alue) UBR VUBR ([...]

  • Page 81

    81 Adjust ments and Sett ing s for Recor ding : View fi nder Scre en Status Disp lay s Adjustments and S ettings f or Record ing Info rmati on Ite m I ndi cation St atus 26. Iris, F val ue NC OPEN F1.7 - F16 CLOSE Lens cable is not connected. Lens iris is at maximum. Lens iris value Lens iris closed.  Note These indications are provided when the[...]

  • Page 82

    82 Adjus tments and Set ting s for Recor ding : Viewfin der Screen S tatus Displ ays *1 The menu option P2CARD REMAIN can be found in the <VF I NDICA TOR3> screen on the VF page. *2 If the remaining free space or memory capacity is 9999 min or more, [9999min] is displayed. Informat ion Ite m Indicat ion St atus 36. B.GAMMA RANGE 1 2 3 This in[...]

  • Page 83

    83 Adjust ments and Sett ing s for Recor ding : View fi nder Scre en Status Disp lay s Adjustments and S ettings f or Record ing *  : Not provided when the menu option ST A TUS is set to “OFF”, whic h can be found in the <MODE CHECK IND> screen on the VF page.  : Provided regardless of the menu option setting. Indications A vaila bl[...]

  • Page 84

    84 Adjus tments and Set ting s for Recor ding : Viewfin der Screen S tatus Displ ays The mes sages tha t appe ar on the v iewfind er screen to indicate chan ges to se ttings and ad justmen t resul ts may b e limited , or set not to appear , throug h the menu optio n DISP MODE. Thi s menu optio n can be found i n the < VF DISPLA Y> screen on t[...]

  • Page 85

    85 Adjust ments and Sett ing s for Recor ding : View fi nder Scre en Status Disp lay s Adjustments and S ettings f or Record ing The view finder c an dis play a s creen t hat all ows yo u to view the marke r setti ngs of the unit. Pressing the MA RKER SELECT b utton o n the uni t switc hes the marke r indic ation as fol lows. Marke r A  Ma rke r[...]

  • Page 86

    86 Adjus tments and Set ting s for Recor ding : Adjust ing and s etting the LCD m onitor 1 T urn on the POWER s witch of th e unit. 2 Slide the OPEN button in the arro w 1 directio n to op en the LC D monito r in th e arrow 2 d irection. 3 Adjust the angle of the LCD mo nitor fo r most conv enien t viewi ng. The mon itor can tu rn up to 180 degre e[...]

  • Page 87

    87 Adjus tments and Set tings f or Recordi ng : Selec tion of video outpu t signals Adjustments and S ettings f or Record ing The unit e mploys the HD SDI A · B co nnect or and the MON O UT conn ector as con nector s for outpu tting v ideo sig nals. Change th e characte rs of the si gnal ou tput from the H D SDI A · B conne ctor usin g the <OU[...]

  • Page 88

    88 Adjus tments and Set ting s for Recor ding : Select ion of video out put signals The MON O UT con nector ou tput s HD SDI signa ls or dow n- converte d anal og sig nals. Set the vi deo si gnals output fro m the M ON OU T connect or by usin g the MO NITO R OUT i tem on the menu (<OUTPU T SEL> screen o n the SYSTEM SET TING page). The sign a[...]

  • Page 89

    89 Adjus tments and Set tings f or Recordi ng : Handli ng dat a Adjustments and S ettings f or Record ing The u nit em plo ys 5 sets f or th e file data ar ea. F ACT OR Y dat a : The area f or stori ng factory settings Dat a cannot b e revi sed wit h menu operat ions. USER dat a: The ar ea for stori ng the dat a set by menu o peratio ns The F ACTO [...]

  • Page 90

    90 Adjus tments and Set ting s for Recor ding : Hand ling dat a An SD me mory c ard may be ins erted or rem oved, either bef ore or after t he pow er is turn ed on. Open t he lid of th e switch cover, and inse rt an SD memor y card (opti onal) i nto the SD m emory ca rd slot with the notch upward. Close t he lid.  Note An SD me mory c ard must b[...]

  • Page 91

    91 Adjus tments and Set tings f or Recordi ng : Handli ng dat a Adjustments and S ettings f or Record ing 4 T o format the SD mem ory card, turn the jo g dial button to move the arrow (curso r) to YES. Then , press the dial button. When the SD memo ry card has b een forma tted, th e follow ing me ssage a ppears : The card w ill not be form atted i [...]

  • Page 92

    92 Adjus tments and Set ting s for Recor ding : Hand ling dat a 6 T urn th e jog d ial butto n until a desired characte r appears . The chara cters th at appea r are switch ed in the followin g order: 7 Press the jog d ial button to acc ept a des ired c haract er . 8 T urn th e jog dial butto n to m ove the arrow (cursor ) to the next digit (cl ock[...]

  • Page 93

    93 Adjus tments and Set tings f or Recordi ng : Handli ng dat a Adjustments and S ettings f or Record ing 1 Navigate the menu to the <SD CARD READ/WRIT E> screen. 2 T urn th e jog dial butto n to mov e the arrow (c ursor) to the menu op tion R.SEL ECT. Then, press the dial button. 3 T urn th e jog d ial button to se lect a des ired n umber (1[...]

  • Page 94

    94 Adjus tments and Set ting s for Recor ding : Hand ling dat a It is pos sible to write the settin gs dat a into the user a rea of the i nte rnal mem ory of the unit , or to r ead da ta wri tten in this area. This dat a al lows y ou to qu ickly re produc e an op timum se tup st ate. T o writ e data, go to th e <INITIAL IZE> sc reen from t he[...]

  • Page 95

    95 Adjus tments and Set tings f or Recordi ng : Handli ng dat a Adjustments and S ettings f or Record ing It is possib le to write the set tings da ta into the scene file area of the inte rnal m emory of the unit, o r to read dat a written in this area . 16 ty pes of sc ene fi les are av ailab le. Thi s data allows you t o quickl y repro duce an o [...]

  • Page 96

    96 Adjus tments and Set ting s for Recor ding : Hand ling dat a 1 Navigate the menu to the <SCENE> screen. 2 T urn th e jog dial butto n to m ove the arrow (cursor ) to the option SCENE S EL. 3 Press the jog d ial button to bli nk scen e file numbers. Then, turn the di al but ton to sel ect a d esired s cene file number (1 to 16). 4 Press the[...]

  • Page 97

    97 Adjus tments and Set tings f or Recordi ng : Handli ng dat a Adjustments and S ettings f or Record ing 1 Navigate the me nu to t he <SCE NE> scre en. 2 T urn th e jog dial butto n to mov e the arrow (c ursor) to the TITLE item . 3 Press the jog dial button to move t he arrow ( cursor) to the title entry a rea, pu tting th e unit in entry m[...]

  • Page 98

    98 Adjus tments and Set ting s for Recor ding : Hand ling dat a The menu setti ngs can b e reset to their d efault s. T o reset the se ttings to their de fault s, sele ct the menu option READ F ACTORY DA T A in the <INITIALIZE> screen o n the FILE page. All setti ngs will b e reset to their de fault s.  Note This operati on does not dele t[...]

  • Page 99

    99 Adjus tments and Set tings f or Recordi ng : Handli ng dat a Adjustments and S ettings f or Record ing 1 Using the menu operati ons, open the <L ENS FILE> screen f rom the FIL E pa ge. 2 T urn th e jog dial butto n to mov e the arrow (c ursor) to the FILE SEL ECT i tem . 3 Press the jog dial button and th e file n umber w ill flash . T urn[...]

  • Page 100

    100 Adjus tments and Set ting s for Recor ding : Hand ling dat a 13 When the jog di al but ton is pre ssed, the follow ing messa ge appears . 14 T urn th e jog dial butto n to move the arrow (c ursor) to YES, and pre ss the j og dial button. The curre nt white shadi ng co rrection v alue, t he flar e compe nsatio n value, and the RB gain of fset c [...]

  • Page 101

    101 Adjus tments and Set tings f or Recordi ng : Handli ng dat a Adjustments and S ettings f or Record ing The conte nts of the 8 lens fi les store d in th e unit’ s in ternal m e m o r y c a n b e s a v e d o n t o a n S D m e m o ry c a r d a s c a r d f i l e s under a singl e title. A tot al of 8 title s can be sa ved on an SD memo ry card . [...]

  • Page 102

    102 Adjus tments and Set ting s for Recor ding : Hand ling dat a 1 Using m enu ope rations, o pen th e <LENS FIL E CARD R/W> s creen from the FIL E page. 2 T urn th e jog dial butto n to m ove the arrow (cursor ) to the CARD FILE SELECT item. 3 Press the jog d ial button and th e card fil e numb er will flash. T urn the jog di al butt on to s[...]

  • Page 103

    103 Adjus tments and Set tings f or Record ing : Chroma tic Aberration Comp ensat ion (CAC) Adjustments and S ettings f or Record ing CAC is a functi on that au tomatica lly correct s registration errors m ainly cau sed by slig ht chromati c aberrat ion, whic h canno t be corrected with lenses, and m inimize s col or weep age o n the i mages. Chrom[...]

  • Page 104

    104 Adjus tments and Set ting s for Recor ding : Chromatic Aberr ation Comp ensation (CAC ) 1 Insert th e SD memory card with t he CAC fil e downl oaded f rom our su pport web site. For dow nloading , refer to the follow ing U RL. https ://eww .pavc. panas onic.co .jp/pro -av/ 2 Open th e <CAC FILE CA RD READ> sc reen fr om the FILE p age vi [...]

  • Page 105

    105 Adjus tments and Set tings f or Record ing : Chroma tic Aberration Comp ensat ion (CAC) Adjustments and S ettings f or Record ing 1 Open <CAC ADJ> s creen from th e MAINTENANCE page using the menu operati on. The follo wing s creen i s displ ayed. 2 Select “OFF” in CAC CONTROL. 3 Select th e lens pro duct n umber to b e dele ted in C [...]

  • Page 106

    106 Adjus tments and Set ting s for Recor ding : Chromatic Aberr ation Comp ensation (CAC ) If the followin g messa ges ar e displa yed w hen the j og dia l button is pressed , the da ta c annot be delete d. 7 Move the a rrow (cursor) t o YES by turn ing the jog dial button an d then press the jog d ial bu tton. When the write o peratio n is com pl[...]

  • Page 107

    Pre p arat ion 107 Preparati on: Power Supply Prep arat ion A battery p ac k or an ex ternal DC powe r suppl y can be used as the uni t’ s power suppl y . Battery p acks from the foll owing m anufacture rs can b e used:  Anton/Baue r  IDX  PA C O  Sony The type of the b attery can be ch ecke d or ch anged through the menu scree n on t[...]

  • Page 108

    108 Preparat ion: Powe r Supply 1 Mount th e Anton/Baue r batte ry p ack. a. Power supp ly output connecto r for light ing b. Anton/B auer batte ry p ack c. Lighti ng contro l switch <For yo ur in forma ti on> The Anton/ Bauer ba ttery ho lder incl udes both a power supply out put conne ctor for lighti ng and a lighting con trol switch , whic[...]

  • Page 109

    109 Preparati on: Power Supply Pre p arat ion 1 Remove t he batt ery hol der . 2 Mount th e NP-1 typ e batte ry cas e on the unit.  Note When mo unting the ba ttery holde r , take c are not to pinch th e connec tion c ord. a. Battery case (for NP-1 type) When usi ng a V -mo unt t ype batt ery pack Mount th e V -mount ada pter pla te (opti onal).[...]

  • Page 110

    11 0 Preparat ion: Powe r Supply 1 Conn ect th e ex tern al DC powe r supp ly t o the DC IN socket on th e unit . 2 T urn on the po wer switch o f the e xternal DC power supply . (If the pow er swit ch is availabl e on th e externa l DC power supply .) 3 T urn on the POWER s witch on th e unit .  Notes  If bo th the batt ery p ack and the ex [...]

  • Page 111

    111 Prepara tion: Mou nting the lens and Perfo rming the Fla nge Back and White Shad ing Adjustme nts Pre p arat ion 1 Raise the le ns clam ping l ever an d remo ve the mo unt cap. a. Lens clamping lever b. Mount ca p 2 T o mount the len s, align th e inden tat ion at the to p cente r of the lens mo unt w ith the ce nter ma rk of th e lens . c. Mar[...]

  • Page 112

    11 2 Preparat ion: Moun ting the l ens an d Performin g the F lange Back and W hite Shadi ng Adju stmen ts 8 Repe at ste ps 5 to 7 u ntil th e lens is in fo cus at bo th the telepho to and w ide- angle pos itions . 9 Firmly tighten the F .f ring clamp ing screw . Method to c orrect the waveform to be more fla t by combining th e saw tooth-sha ped w[...]

  • Page 113

    11 3 Prepara tion: Mou nting the lens and Perfo rming the Fla nge Back and White Shad ing Adjustme nts Pre p arat ion When mak ing the w hite shading c orrect ion, mak e the adjustm ent whil e obse rving the R, G , and B wav eforms in the horiz onta l and vertical direct ions wi th the wa veform monit or . This now compl etes th e white shadi ng ad[...]

  • Page 114

    11 4 Preparat ion: Pre paring for Audio Input T ake the follo wing st eps to prep are the came ra for c onnectin g audi o inpu t devices . The unit c an be equipped with the AJ-MC90 0G stere o microph one kit (o ptional ). 1 Open th e microp hone ho lder . 2 Mount th e micr ophone a nd tigh ten the clampin g scr ew . The mic rophon e must be att ac[...]

  • Page 115

    11 5 Preparati on: Mountin g the Cam era on a T ripod Pre p arat ion 1 Connect the audio de vice to the AUDIO IN jack with th e XLR cabl e. 2 Set the AUDIO IN switch to [REAR] for the c hannel to whic h the X LR ca ble is conn ected . 3 Set the LINE/MIC /+48V selec tor swit ch on the rear pane l to [LINE]. a. LINE/MIC/+48V selector switch b. AUDIO [...]

  • Page 116

    11 6 Preparat ion: Atta ching the Shoul der S trap T o det ach the s hould er strap, fi rst ope n the h ooks, the n detac h the stra p.  Note Make s ure that the sh oulder strap i s secure ly att ached . a. Tighten the cord b. Secure with the surface fastener Att aching the Sh oulder S trap Shoul der strap Press to open the hook. Att aching the [...]

  • Page 117

    11 7 Prep arati on: Connec tion of the remote control u nit (AJ- RC10G) Pre p arat ion It is pos sible to control some of the fun ctions re motel y by connecti ng the remote co ntrol u nit AJ-RC 10G (op tional ). When AJ-R C10G is co nnect ed to t he REMO TE c onnec tor on the uni t and t he powe r swi tches of b oth of the uni t and AJ-RC10G are t[...]

  • Page 118

    11 8 Preparat ion: Atta ching the Front A udio Le vel Co ntrol Kno b CHARA ON button This bu tton is us ed to s elect whe ther to sup erimpo se charact ers on the video signa l outp ut to th e MON OU T connec tor of this unit. No te that the MON OU T CHARAC TER switc h of this u nit does not functio n when the AJ-RC 10G is con necte d. Scene file S[...]

  • Page 119

    11 9 Preparat ion: Connec tion o f the exte rnal swit ch Pre p arat ion It is possi ble to draw 1 .5 A cu rrent from the DC OUT connecto r of the unit. Recordi ng st art/stop can b e cont rolled by conne cting an external sw itch to this conn ector . Since a t ally lamp can be us ed by co nnecti ng an LED to th is connecto r , it is usef ul for s h[...]

  • Page 120

    120 Manipu lating Clip s with Thum bnails : Thu mbnai l Manipu lati ons Over view Manipulating Clip s with Thumbnails A clip is a dat a gro up tha t include s the image s and sound s create d from one shoo ting s ession, t ogethe r with addition al informati on su ch as tex t mem os and m eta dat a. The follo wing manipul ations can be p erforme d [...]

  • Page 121

    121 Manipu lat ing C lips with Thu mbnai ls : Th umbn ail S creen Man ipulating Clips with Thu mbnails Press the THUMBNAIL button to displ ay the thu mbnail scre en on the LC D moni tor . Pr essing the T HUMBN AIL button aga in return s the disp lay to th e regula r display . When switch ing is do ne from the regul ar scre en displ ay to t he thumb[...]

  • Page 122

    122 Manipu lating Clip s with Thum bnails : Thu mbn ail Sc reen 4. Recording mode The reco rding m ode for the clip on whic h the pointer is located is in dicat ed. 5. Syst em mode The forma t for th e clip on whic h the poi nter is loca ted is indica ted. 6. Duration The durati on of the c lip on whi ch the p ointer is loc ated is indica ted. 7. U[...]

  • Page 123

    123 Manipu lating Clip s with Thum bnails : Selec ting Th umbna ils Man ipulating Clips with Thu mbnails Multiple thumb nails can be ra ndoml y sel ected in the thumbnai l screen . 1 Use the c ursor b uttons to m ove the pointe r (yellow frame) to the des ired cli p and p ress the SE T button . The frame around the sele cted th umbnail chang es to [...]

  • Page 124

    124 Manipu lating Clip s with Thum bnails : Switching the Thumbnai l Display The disp lay c an be sw itched s o that only t hose cli ps matchin g the s pecif ied condi tions are di splayed in the thumbnai l scre en. 1 Press the THUM BNAIL button. The thum bnail screen a ppears on the LCD moni tor . 2 Press the THUMBNAIL M ENU bu tton. The t humbn a[...]

  • Page 125

    125 Manipu lating Clips with T humbn ails : Swi tchin g the T hum bnail Displ ay Man ipulating Clips with Thu mbnails It is pos sible to replace th umbna ils wi th images that inc lude previous ly att ached text mem os whi le images are re corded or played back . 1 Add text m emos to image s that you inte nd to c hange. Refer to [T ext Memo Functio[...]

  • Page 126

    126 Manipu lating Clip s with Thum bnails : Shot Mark A shot ma rk can be ad ded to a clip thu mbnai l to dist inguis h this clip fro m the o thers. 1 Press the THUM BNAIL button. The thum bnail screen a ppears on the LCD moni tor . 2 Use the curs or buttons to move th e pointer ov er the clip to which you wan t to att ach a shot m ark. 3 Press the[...]

  • Page 127

    127 Manipu lating Clip s with T humbn ails : T ext Memo Man ipulating Clips with Thu mbnails 1 Press the THUM BNAIL button. The thumbna il scree n appears on the LCD moni tor . 2 Press the THUMBNAIL M ENU bu tton and s elect THUMBNAIL  TEXT MEMO CLIPS from the th umbnail menu. The clip thum bnails w ith text memos att ached ar e display ed in th[...]

  • Page 128

    128 Manipu lating Clip s with Thum bnails : Deleting Clips 1 Select a desire d text memo in a cli p by carry ing out steps 1 - 3 for [Playi ng back a clip a t the positi on where a text me mo is recorded] (pag e 127). 2 Move th e pointer to the d esired tex t memo, and then press th e SET button . Y ou can se lect more t han one text memo. 3 Press [...]

  • Page 129

    129 Manipu lat ing C lips with Thu mbnail s : Restorin g Clip s Man ipulating Clips with Thu mbnails Restore s clip s that are defec tive as a result of sudde n powering-do wn durin g recordin g, or rem oval of the P2 card being access ed.  Not e Only th ose clip s with yellow defe ctive cl ip in dicators c an be restored. Dele te the clip s wit[...]

  • Page 130

    130 Manipu lating Clip s with Thum bnails : Copying Clips Selected clip s can be cop ied to the P2 card in the des ired slot or SD memory c ard. 1 Press the THUM BNAIL button. The thum bnail screen a ppears on the LCD moni tor . 2 Use the c ursor butto ns to move the pointe r to the des ired c lip an d pres s th e SET bu tton . 3 Press the THUMBNAI[...]

  • Page 131

    131 Manip ulating C lips with Th umbna ils : Setting o f Clip Met a Dat a Man ipulating Clips with Thu mbnails Informatio n such a s the n ame of pe rson wh o shot the video , the nam e of the reporter , the shoo ting l ocation, o r a tex t memo can be re ad from the SD m emory ca rd, and can be rec orded as Clip Meta Data . 1 Inser t the SD mem or[...]

  • Page 132

    132 Manipu lating Clip s with Thum bnails : Se tti ng o f Cl ip Meta Data The u nit allow s yo u to che ck de tail s of meta data r ead f rom SD memo ry card s. 1 Press the THUM BNAIL button. The thum bnail screen a ppears on the LCD moni tor . 2 Press the THUM BNAIL MENU button to se lect MET A DA T A  PROPERTY from the th umbnail menu. Then, t[...]

  • Page 133

    133 Manip ulating C lips with Th umbna ils : Setting o f Clip Met a Dat a Man ipulating Clips with Thu mbnails S e l e c t M E TA D ATA  USER CLIP NAME from the thumbnai l men u to se lect t he recordi ng met hod. T wo op tions are avail able: TYPE1 a nd TYPE2.  Note When a P2 card w ith a memory c ap acity of 8 GB or mo re is used in unit an[...]

  • Page 134

    134 Manipu lating Clip s with Thum bnails : Setting of Proxy (optional) By att achin g the v ideo enc oder card (AJ-Y AX800G, option al) either to the optiona l slot o r slot 5, it is p ossib le to specif y the prox y reco rding se ttin g. The vide o enco der ca rd is not r ecogni zed wh en ins erted i f the pow er for the un it is turn ed on. Inse[...]

  • Page 135

    135 Manipu lating Clip s with Thum bnails : Forma tting SD mem ory cards Man ipulating Clips with Thu mbnails SD memor y cards can also be formatted from the thumbn ail screen. W ith an SD memo ry card in serted into th e unit , perform the follo wing op eration: 1 Press the THUM BNAIL button. The thumbna il scree n appears on the LCD moni tor . 2 [...]

  • Page 136

    136 Manipu lating Clip s with Thum bnails : Set ting the Thumbna il Disp lay M ode The thum bnail displ ay mo de can be custo mize d to suit your preferenc es. 1 Press the THUM BNAIL button. The thum bnail screen a ppears on the LCD moni tor . 2 Press the THUMBNAIL M ENU bu tton and s elect THUMBNAIL  SETUP from t he th umbn ail me nu. The foll [...]

  • Page 137

    137 Manip ulating C lips with T humbn ails : Properties Man ipulating Clips with Thu mbnails The c lip’s p roper tie s and th e P2 ca rd’s s tatus are dis playe d. It is pos sible to edit an d rewrite recorded c lip met adat a while clip properties are di splayed. From the th umbnail menu, selec t PROPER TY  CLIP PROPER TY. The followi ng sc[...]

  • Page 138

    138 Manipu lating Clip s with Thum bnails : Properties 3 Pres s the S ET but ton. The inpu t window (sof t keyboa rd) for m odifying meta dat a is dis playe d. Use th e keybo ard to mod ify the meta dat a. The key board o peratio n is the same as [Chec king an d modify ing read m eta data] (p age 132). 4 Press OK on the ke yboar d to write the modi[...]

  • Page 139

    139 Manip ulating C lips with T humbn ails : Properties Man ipulating Clips with Thu mbnails From the th umbnail menu, selec t PROPER TY  CARD ST A TUS. The f ollowin g screen appears. When “REMA IN” is selected: 1. W rite- prot ect Mar k The mark ap pears if the P2 ca rd is write-prote cted. 2. P2 Card Status (remaining free space) The rema[...]

  • Page 140

    140 Manipu lating Clip s with Thum bnails : Properties The st atus dis play enab les a co nfirma tion of th e SD memory card form atted c ondition, avail able mem ory cap acity etc. From the t humbn ail menu , sele ct PROPER TY  DEVI CES  SD CARD. If the form at is compa tible with SD st andards, the messa ge “SD ST ANDARD: SUPPORTED” is [...]

  • Page 141

    Connectio n with ext ernal de vice 141 Connecti on with ex ternal d evice: Conne ction thro ugh the DVCPRO conne ctor Connection with external device This uni t cann ot rece ive input via th e DVCPR O conn ector . The D VCPRO connecto r is ou tput on ly . The DVC PRO co nnector can be c onnec ted to an externa l device for backup recording to co nt[...]

  • Page 142

    142 Connec tion wit h external devi ce: Connectio n with e xternal de vices using t he USB 2.0 port By conne cting the uni t with a n external PC usin g USB 2 .0, the P2 card ins erted t o the unit can b e used as a mas s storag e devi ce. 1 Conne ct the USB cable to the USB 2.0 port.  Notes  The USB 2.0 cable is not in clude d with th e unit[...]

  • Page 143

    143 Connectio n with exte rnal d evice: Con nection wi th exte rnal devi ces usi ng the USB 2.0 port Connectio n with ext ernal de vice The unit can b e con nected to a hard disk drive that suppor ts USB 2.0 to sto re dat a fro m cards on i t, view thumbnail s for stored clip s, a nd write dat a back to P2 cards. 1 By navig ating the menu, set th e[...]

  • Page 144

    144 Connec tion wit h external devi ce: Connectio n with e xternal de vices using t he USB 2.0 port Y ou can view the inf ormatio n on the h ard dis k drive connect ed via USB 2 .0 wi th the foll owin g step s. 1 Switch the mode to USB HOST. For more i nformation , see [Switchi ng to th e USB HOST mode ] (pag e 143). 2 Conne ct the hard disk drive [...]

  • Page 145

    145 Connectio n with exte rnal d evice: Con nection wi th exte rnal devi ces usi ng the USB 2.0 port Connectio n with ext ernal de vice 8. MOD EL This se ction indicate s the m odel of the P2 ca rd that original ly co nta ined dat a on the p artiti on.  Note Pres s the cu rsor butt on ( Z ) to switch to the P ARTITION NAME. Press the [ Y ] butt [...]

  • Page 146

    146 Connec tion wit h external devi ce: Connectio n with e xternal de vices using t he USB 2.0 port 1 Switch the mode to USB HOST. For more i nformation , see [Switchi ng to th e USB HOST mode ] (pag e 143). 2 Conn ect a h ard di sk dri ve vi a USB. A hard dis k drive that ha s not b een forma tted with the unit mu st be formatted a s dire cted in [...]

  • Page 147

    147 Connectio n with exte rnal d evice: Con nection wi th exte rnal devi ces usi ng the USB 2.0 port Connectio n with ext ernal de vice 6 Select YES t o start writing dat a to the cards . <For your information> T o disable verification during writing, select HDD  SETUP from the thumb nail men u and set the op tion VERIFY to OFF. This spe e[...]

  • Page 148

    148 Maintena nce a nd Ins pections : Inspe ction s Before Shooting Maintenance and Inspections Make s ure yo u check that th e syste m is ope rating normally before embarki ng on a shoot. We recomme nd us ing a co lor vi deo monitor t o chec k the im age. 1 Mount a charge d batte ry pac k. 2 T urn th e POWER s witch [ON] and check t hat 5 o r more [...]

  • Page 149

    149 Mainte nance and Insp ection s: Inspec tions Bef ore Shoo ting Maint enance an d Inspect ions Make sure y ou su ccessi vely carry o ut the inspe ctions from [1. Inspec ting t he P2 Card Rec ording] to [4. Ins pecting t he Earphone a nd S peaker]. 1. I nsp ecti ng the P 2 Card Rec ordi ng 1 Check on the di splay insi de the vi ewfin der tha t th[...]

  • Page 150

    150 Maint enance a nd Ins pectio ns: M ainten ance 6. Inspec tion of th e clock, time code, an d user bit s 1 Set t he use r bi ts as req uire d. Please re fer to [Setting of the user b its] (p age 62) for the setting procedure s. 2 Set the ti me co de. Please refe r to [Setting the T ime Code] (pa ge 66) for the setting procedure s. 3 Set the TCG [...]

  • Page 151

    151 Maintenan ce an d Insp ection s: Maintena nce Maint enance an d Inspect ions  Not e Ensu re th at th e pol arit ies are us ed cor rect ly fo r a pow er supply from an extern al sour ce. Connector Signals DC IN Panasonic p art number K1AA104H0038 1G N D Maker p art number HA16RX-4P (SW1) (Hirose Denki) 2N C 3N C 4+ 1 2 V FRONT MIC IN Panasoni[...]

  • Page 152

    152 Maint enance a nd Ins pectio ns: M ainten ance REMOTE Panasonic part numbe r K1A Y1 10JA001 1 CAM DA T A (H) Data from the camera to the remote control (H) Maker part numbe r HR10A- 10R-10SC(71) (Hirose Denki) 2 CAM DA T A (C) Data from the camera to the remote control (C) 3 CAM CONT (H) Control signals from the remote control to the camera (H)[...]

  • Page 153

    153 Maintenan ce an d Insp ection s: Maintena nce Maint enance an d Inspect ions LENS Panasonic p art number K1A Y1 12JA001 1 RET -SW On/off of the return video RETURN ON: GND RETURN OFF: OPEN Maker p art number HR10A-10R-12SC(71) (Hirose Denki) 2R E C - S T A R T / STOP Control for recording s tart/stop 3G N D G N D 4 IRIS-AUTO On/off of the force[...]

  • Page 154

    154 Maint enance a nd Ins pectio ns: M ainten ance Unislot Interfac e Panasonic p art number K1GB25A00010 1 CH-1 SHIELD GND Maker part number HDBB-25S(05) (Hirose Denki) 2 CH-1 HOT Audio input from the wireless receiver: CH1 HOT 3 CH-1 COLD Audio input from the wireless receiver: CH1 COLD 4G N D G N D 5 +12 V UNREG Power supply to the wireless rece[...]

  • Page 155

    155 Mainte nance and In spection s: W arning System Maint enance an d Inspect ions If a proble m is detect ed immed iately a fter the powe r is turn ed on, or during o peratio n, this will b e indica ted by the W ARNING lamp, lamp s ins ide the viewfi nder an d a warni ng ton e.  Not e The W ARNING lamp has the h ighest pri ority , followed by t[...]

  • Page 156

    156 Maint enance a nd Ins pections : W arning Syste m 6. Recording Error Display window indication “00:00:00:1 1” appears in the time code display field. Eve n after recording is stopped, this display continues to blink until the next operation is performed. W ARN ING lam p Blinks 4 times per second while recording continues. T a lly la mp Blin[...]

  • Page 157

    157 Mainte nance and In spection s: W arning System Maint enance an d Inspect ions 1 1 . P2 Ca rd Error Display window indication If the error occurs during recording, “00:00:00:1 1” appears in the time code display field. The indication continues to flash after recording is stopped and until the next operation is performed. There is no indicat[...]

  • Page 158

    158 Maint enance a nd Ins pections : W arning Syste m The f ollow ing e rror c odes are di splay ed i n the d ispla y wind ow if an err or oc curs i n the c amera : Confirm the type of warnin g and refer to t he deta ils i n the [W arning Descrip tion T ables] (p age 155 ) for co untermeas ures. Error Codes Code No. Description T ype of warnings E-[...]

  • Page 159

    159 Mainte nance and In spection s: W arning System Maint enance an d Inspect ions W arning and Er ror Displ ay f or Thumbnail Operatio n and USB HOS T MODE Item Message Description Measure Thumbnails CANNOT A CCESS! Data cannot be accessed because it i s corrupted or for other reasons. Restore media and clips to normal stat e before access. WRITE [...]

  • Page 160

    160 Maint enance a nd Ins pections : W arning Syste m HDD (USB HOST mode) HDD CAP ACITY FULL! Not enough space left on the hard disk. T here is not enough s pace on the connected hard disk. Use a new hard disk or formatted hard disk. TOO MANY PA R T I T I O N S ! There are too many partitions. Hard disks can handle up t o 23 partitions. Use a new h[...]

  • Page 161

    Menu 161 Menu: Menu C onfi gurati on Menu  Not es  The item s high lighte d in grey canno t be se lecte d by <USE R MENU SEL ECT>.  The under lined items can only be se lected b y <USE R MENU SEL ECT> as one whole p age (with all sub -items ). Indiv idual sub-it ems can not be selec ted sep arate ly . About Menu De scription T [...]

  • Page 162

    162 Menu : Menu C onfigu ration USER MENU: USER MENU is fact ory-se t. The menu ca n be config ured to suit y our pre ference s by speci fying each opti on acc ordin g to your purpose s and frequency of us e, throu gh the <USER MENU SELECT> screen, which is access ibl e from the MAI N MENU page. For more informati on, se e [Selecti ng Op tion[...]

  • Page 163

    163 Menu: Menu C onfi gurati on Menu The me nu o ptio ns are set wi th th e MEN U and j og dia l buttons. The menu comp rises main menu, su b-menu s and option s menus. The dat a spe cified th rough m enu optio ns are written a nd saved i n the in ternal memo ry of th e unit. This sectio n des cribes ho w to set op tions in MAIN ME NU. The other me[...]

  • Page 164

    164 Menu : Menu C onfigu ration 6 Pres s the j og dia l butt on. The val ue sto ps bli nking and is a ccepted. 7 T o change the settings for oth er optio ns on the same page , repeat step s 4 - 6 . 8 When th e set tings are final ized, press t he MENU button . This term inate s the men u option s etting mode an d returns th e unit to normal operati[...]

  • Page 165

    165 Menu: Me nu D escriptio n T ables Menu The ____ in the Adjust able Range colum n indica tes th e prese t mode. Menu Descript ion T ables SYSTEM SETTI NG SYSTE M MOD E Items/ Dat a Saved Adjustable Range Remarks SYSTEM MODE 1080-59.94 i 1080-23.98P sF 1080-24PsF 1080-50i 720-59.94P 720-60P 720-50P For setting the s ystem frequency . When this it[...]

  • Page 166

    166 Menu : Menu Descrip tion T ables Items/ Data Saved Adjust able Range Remarks USR SW F .RA T E (720-59.94P, 720-60P) 1FRAME : 24FRAM E : 60FRAM E (720-50P) 1FRAME : 25FRAM E : 50FRAM E When the FRA TE function has been assigned to a user button, the st arting frame rate under VFR operation i s set. This setting is only d isplayed when 720P has b[...]

  • Page 167

    167 Menu: Me nu D escriptio n T ables Menu * T his variable range is the numerical va lues for 59.94 Hz. F or 50 Hz, the f rame rate is up to 24f. The frame rate is up to 23f in 24PN (Native) mode.  Note Displayed REC TIME, P AUSE TIME and T OT AL REC TIME are transl ated i nto eit her drop-fram e or no n-drop-fr ame accordi ng to th e mode of o[...]

  • Page 168

    168 Menu : Menu Descrip tion T ables OUTP UT S EL Items/ Data Saved Adjust able Range Remarks OUTP UT ITE M MENU ONL Y TC ST A TUS Set the charact er contents superimposed onto the out put signals for the HD SDI A · B connector and MON OUT connector . MENU O NL Y: Displays only when the menu characters are sup erimposed. No display appears when ot[...]

  • Page 169

    169 Menu: Me nu D escriptio n T ables Menu HD SDI A · B OUT MARK ER Items/ Dat a Saved Adjust able Range Remarks MARKER SW ON OFF Switches the marker on and of f. –C U F R CENT ER M ARK OFF 1 2 3 4 Switch the cente r mark. OFF: Do not display cent er mark. 1: + (large) 2: Hollow (large) 3: + (small) 4: Hollow (small) –C U F R SAFETY MARK OFF 1[...]

  • Page 170

    170 Menu : Menu Descrip tion T ables LCD MONITOR Items/ Data Saved Adjust able Range Remarks BRIGHTNESS –7 : +0 : +7 Adjust the LCD m onitor brightness. –C UF – COLOR LEVEL –7 : +0 : +7 Adjust the LCD m onitor chroma lev el. –C UF – CONT RAS T –7 : +0 : +7 Adjust the LCD m onitor contrast. –C UF – BACKLIGHT NORMAL HIGH Adjust the [...]

  • Page 171

    171 Menu: Me nu D escriptio n T ables Menu The ____ in the Adjust able Range colum n indica tes th e prese t mode. * If the remote control unit is connected, settings made from the menu are disabled. (The set value is displayed.) PA I N T RB GAIN CONTROL Items/ Dat a Saved Adjust able Range Remarks R GA IN A WB PRE* –200 : +000 : +200 For setting[...]

  • Page 172

    172 Menu : Menu Descrip tion T ables  Notes  The it ems indi cated by  a re the setti ng ite ms for P AINT MENU SW(  ) R/W in the <SD CARD R/W SELECT> screen. The items withou t  are the s etting items for P AINT MENU LEVEL R/W. Please refer t o [SD CARD R/W SELE CT] (page 195 ) for more inform ation.  In the pre set mo de, [...]

  • Page 173

    173 Menu: Me nu D escriptio n T ables Menu  Notes  The it ems ind icated by  a re the setti ng ite ms for P AINT MENU SW(  ) R/W in the <SD CARD R/W SELECT> screen. The items withou t  are the s etting items for P AINT MENU LEVEL R/W. Please refer t o [SD CARD R/W SELE CT] (page 195 ) for more inform ation. Items/ Dat a Saved A[...]

  • Page 174

    174 Menu : Menu Descrip tion T ables  When sho oting with the MAST ER GAIN se t to “–3dB”, coloring pheno mena may o ccur in p ortions of the vi deo with hi gh brightn ess. The colori ng phen omen a can be reduc ed by s witchi ng the OUTPUT/AUTO KNEE s witch to [CAM/AUTO KNEE OFF], se tting th e MANUA L KNEE me nu opti on of the <KNEE/L[...]

  • Page 175

    175 Menu: Me nu D escriptio n T ables Menu  Not e The items indi cated by  are the setti ng items for P AINT MENU SW(  ) R/W in the <SD CARD R/W SELECT> screen. T he item s with out  are the setti ng items for P AINT MENU LEVEL R/W. Please refer to [ SD CARD R/W SELECT] (p age 195) for more info rmation. HIGH SETTING Items/ Dat a [...]

  • Page 176

    176 Menu : Menu Descrip tion T ables = SKIN T ONE AREA  Note The it ems indi cated by  a re the setti ng ite ms for P AINT MENU SW(  ) R/W in the <SD CARD R/W SELECT> screen. The items withou t  are the s etting items for P AINT MENU LEVEL R/W. Please refer to [SD CARD R/W SELE CT] (page 195) for more inform ation. SKIN TONE DTL I[...]

  • Page 177

    177 Menu: Me nu D escriptio n T ables Menu  Notes  The it ems ind icated by  a re the setti ng ite ms for P AINT MENU SW(  ) R/W in the <SD CARD R/W SELECT> screen. The items withou t  are the s etting items for P AINT MENU LEVEL R/W. Please refer t o [SD CARD R/W SELE CT] (page 195 ) for more inform ation.  When “FILM -RE[...]

  • Page 178

    178 Menu : Menu Descrip tion T ables  When the GAMM A MODE SEL item is used for FILMLIKE3, the fol lowing settin gs are rec ommende d. MANUAL KNEE: “ON” KNEE MASTER POINT: “85.0%” KNEE MASTER SLOPE: “50”  AUT O KNEE is not perform ed when the GA MMA MODE SEL menu option is set to “F ILM-REC” or “VIDEO-REC”. AUTO KNEE is no[...]

  • Page 179

    179 Menu: Me nu D escriptio n T ables Menu The ____ in the Adjust able Range colum n indica tes th e prese t mode. ZEBRA Pattern Display VF VF DISP LA Y Items/ Dat a Saved Adjust able Range Remarks ST A TUS MO DE NOR MAL FILM REC For selecting the status display mode of the viewfinder . NORMAL: Normal status display FILM REC: S tat us display f or [...]

  • Page 180

    180 Menu : Menu Descrip tion T ables  Note The safet y zone marker , the safet y zone area, a nd the frame mark er ar e not d ispl ayed o n the L CD mo nito r if “L T - BOX” is selected in DOWNCON MODE.  The use r box c an be displaye d in a ny pos ition as a boxt ype c ursor .  Note The user box is n ot dis played on the LCD monito r [...]

  • Page 181

    181 Menu: Me nu D escriptio n T ables Menu VF INDICA TOR1 Items/ Dat a Saved Adjust able Range Remarks EXTENDER ON OFF For selecting “O N” or “OFF” fo r the extender display . –C U F R SHUTTER ON OFF Set the shutter speed indication to “ON” or “OFF” . –C U F R FILTER ON OFF Set the filter No. indicat ion to “ON” or “OFF”[...]

  • Page 182

    182 Menu : Menu Descrip tion T ables VF IN DICA TO R3 Items/ Data Saved Adjust able Range Remarks P2CA RD REMA IN OFF ONE- CA RD TOTAL Select the indication m ode for the P2 card’s remaining capacity . OFF: Disable the remaining capacity indication. ONE-CARD: Display the remaining capacity of the P2 card currently used for recording. TO T A L : D[...]

  • Page 183

    183 Menu: Me nu D escriptio n T ables Menu MODE CHECK I ND Items/ Dat a Saved Adjust able Range Remarks ST AT US ON OFF For the setting to display the status screen when the MODE CHECK button is pressed. –C U F R !LED ON OFF For the setting to indicate causes for turning on the lamp on the viewfinder is displayed when the M ODE CHECK button is pr[...]

  • Page 184

    184 Menu : Menu Descrip tion T ables The ____ in the Adjust abl e Range colum n ind icates th e prese t mod e.  Note This se tting i s canceled when R EAD F ACTOR Y DA T A is sele cted. CAM OPERA TION CAMERA ID Items/ Data Saved Adjust able Range Remarks ID1   Setting 1 for the C AMERA ID rec orded on color bars. Up[...]

  • Page 185

    185 Menu: Me nu D escriptio n T ables Menu SHUTTER SELECT Items/ Dat a Saved Adjust able Range Remarks POSITION1 SEL For setting the shutter speed for POSITION 1. For 59.94 Hz 1/60 1/100 1/120 1/250 1/500 1/1000 1/2000 HALF 180.0deg 172.8deg 144.0deg 120.0deg 90.0deg 45.0deg For 5 0 Hz 1/50 1/60 1/120 1/250 1/500 1/1000 1/2000 HALF 180.0deg 172.8de[...]

  • Page 186

    186 Menu : Menu Descrip tion T ables  Note By setti ng the shutt er speed on the time axis (1 /60, 1/ 100, 1 / 120, 1/25 0, 1/50 0, 1/10 00, 1/20 00), the fra me rate can be varied w hile keeping the ex posure const ant. This is equiv alent to Ramping (compe nsati ng for change s in frame rate using shutter a ngle) i n a co nventiona l film came[...]

  • Page 187

    187 Menu: Me nu D escriptio n T ables Menu SW MODE Items/ Dat a Saved Adjust able Range Remarks RET SW R.R EVIEW CAM R ET For setting the function when the user button on the unit, t o which the RET button of the lens or the RET SW function is allocated, is p ressed. R.REVIEW: Rec review function It is possible to check a last f ew seconds of the r[...]

  • Page 188

    188 Menu : Menu Descrip tion T ables WHITE BALANCE MODE Items/ Data Saved Adjust able Range Remarks FIL TER IN H ON OFF For selecting independently whether memory data for white balanc e (Ach, Bch) is retained or not f or the respective CC filters. ON: Regardless of t he CC filter , data for the memories (2 memo ries) for Ach and Bch is retained. O[...]

  • Page 189

    189 Menu: Me nu D escriptio n T ables Menu The ____ in the Adjust able Range colum n indica tes th e prese t mode. MAIN OPE RA TIO N BA TTE RY/P2CARD Items/ Dat a Saved Adjust able Range Remarks BA TTERY SELECT PROP AC14 TRIMPAC14 HYT RON5 0 HYTRON 140 DION IC 90 DION IC 160 NP- L7 ENDURA7 ENDURA10 ENDURA-D P AG L95 BP-L65/95 Ni Cd14 TYPE A TYPE B [...]

  • Page 190

    190 Menu : Menu Descrip tion T ables BA TTERY SETTING1 Items/ Data Saved Adjust able Range Remarks PROP AC14  • Enable selection under BA TTERY SELECT.  : Enable selection. • : Disable selection. AUTO MANUA L Select auto or m anual to set the NEA R END volt age. AUTO: Set volt age automatically . MANUAL: Set voltage manually . 11 . 0 : 13[...]

  • Page 191

    191 Menu: Me nu D escriptio n T ables Menu  The rema ining battery level is indicat ed in p ercent age when a bat tery with this fun ction i s inst alle d on the un it. Items/ Dat a Saved Adjust able Range Remarks ENDU RA1 0  • Enable selection under BA T TERY SELECT.  : Enable selection. • : Disable selection. AUTO MANUA L Select auto[...]

  • Page 192

    192 Menu : Menu Descrip tion T ables  Note The freque ncy c haracteri stics w hen the m icrop hone low cut filter is appli ed are 2 00 Hz t o 10 kHz. MIC/AUDIO1 Items/ Data Saved Adjust able Range Remarks FRONT VR CH1 OFF FRONT W. L . REAR ALL Select whether or not to enable the FRONT AUDIO LEVEL control for the signal selected as the input sign[...]

  • Page 193

    193 Menu: Me nu D escriptio n T ables Menu MIC/AUDIO2 Items/ Dat a Saved Adjust able Range Remarks FRONT M IC POWER ON OFF Select the phantom power supply for th e front microphone. –C U F – REA R MI C POWER ON OFF Select the phantom power supply for th e rear microphone. When “OFF” is selected, no phantom power is supplied even if t he LIN[...]

  • Page 194

    194 Menu : Menu Descrip tion T ables  Note Please refer t o [Settin g UMID Informati on] (pa ge 72) for th e UMID in formation settin g. Items/ Data Saved Adjust able Range Remarks VITC UB MODE USER/EXT TIME DA TE TCG FRM RA TE REGEN Select the user b its mode for V AUX TC (VITC). USER/EXT: If UB M ODE is set to “E XT”, th e EXT value is rec[...]

  • Page 195

    195 Menu: Me nu D escriptio n T ables Menu The ____ in the Adjust able Range colum n indica tes th e prese t mode.  Not e For a USB DEVICE mode, erro rs occur even i f the respecti ve items for SD CAR D READ/WRIT E are ex ecuted, since it do es not acc ess an SD mem ory card. Set PC MODE to “OFF” and then execu te the operati on again. FILE [...]

  • Page 196

    196 Menu : Menu Descrip tion T ables FILE READ screen CAC FILE CARD READ Items/ Data Saved Adjust able Range Remarks CARD F ILE SELECT 01 : 32 For selecting the number of the chromatic aberrati on correction file on the SD memory card that will be read or deleted. –––F – READ For reading CAC file from the SD memory card. When selected, the [...]

  • Page 197

    197 Menu: Me nu D escriptio n T ables Menu  Not e For a USB DEVICE mode, erro rs occur even i f the respecti ve ite ms of LENS FI LE CARD R/W are execut ed, since it do es not acc ess an SD mem ory card. Set PC MODE to “OFF” and then execu te the operati on again.  Note For a USB DEVI CE mode, errors o ccur even i f the READ USER DA T A i[...]

  • Page 198

    198 Menu : Menu Descrip tion T ables The ____ in the Adjust abl e Range colum n ind icates th e prese t mod e.  Data adj ust ed on t he <LEN S FI LE ADJ> sc re en can b e stored o n an SD mem ory card a s a lens file. MAINTENANCE LENS AD J Items/ Data Saved Adjust able Range Remarks F2.8 AD J ON OFF The iris is only set to F2.8 when thi s [...]

  • Page 199

    199 Menu: Me nu D escriptio n T ables Menu CAC ADJ Items/ Dat a Saved Adjust able Range Remarks CAC C ONT ROL ON OFF ON: Enable chrom atic aberration correction OFF: Disable chromatic aberration correction –– U F R CAC F IL E DELE TE – Deletes the CAC file st ored in the internal memory of the unit, and selected using CAC FILE NO. –––?[...]

  • Page 200

    200 Menu : Menu Descrip tion T ables The ____ in the Adjust abl e Range colum n ind icates th e prese t mod e. OPTION MENU OPTION Items/ Data Saved Adjust able Range Remarks ENG SECURITY ON OFF Select whether or not to prohibit opening the menu screen. ON: Menu screen cannot be opened. Please consult your distributor to release the setting. OFF: Me[...]

  • Page 201

    Updating the firmwa re inco rporated i nto the uni t 201 Updating th e firmwa re incorpo rated in to the unit Up da ting the fi rmware incorporated into the unit The fir mware can b e upda ted using eithe r of the followi ng two m ethods. 1. Checking the cu rrent version of firmw are and performi ng the up date using the dedica ted tool (P2_St atus[...]

  • Page 202

    202 S p ecifica tions S pecifications Genera l Operatin g temp erature : 0 °C to +40 °C ( 32 °F to +104 °F) S torage temperature: – 2 0° C t o + 6 0° C ( – 4° F t o + 1 4 0° F ) Operatin g hum idity: 10% to ma ximu m 85% (relati ve humid ity) Maxim um contin uous ope ration: Approxim ately 1 20 minut es (us ing an Anto n/Bauer DIONIC90 [...]

  • Page 203

    203 S pecifi cat ions S pecificati ons Record m edia: P2 card Recording form ats: Selectable from DVCPRO HD, A VC-Intra100, A VC- Intra50 Recordi ng video signals: 1080-59.94 i, 1080 -50i, 1080 -29.97P, 1080-2 3.98P, 1080-24P, 1 080-25P, 720-59 .94P, 720-50 P, 720-29.97P, 720-23 .98P, 72 0-24P, 720-2 5P Recordi ng audio signa ls: 48 kHz, 16 -bit, 4[...]

  • Page 204

    204 S p ecifica tions GENLOCK IN: BNC  1, 1.0 V P - P , 75 Ω (This is av ailab le as the retu rn video in put con nector .) MON OUT: BNC  1 (It can be switched a mong HD SDI/VBS.) HD SDI: 0.8 V P - P , 75 Ω (Complian t with th e SMP TE292 M/ 296M st andards) VBS: 1.0 V P - P , 75 Ω HD SDI A: BNC  1, 0.8 V P - P , 75 Ω (Compliant with t[...]

  • Page 205

    205 Sof tware information for this product 1 Cus tomer adv isory: Th is produc t incl udes soft ware licen sed u nder the GNU Ge neral Pu blic License (GPL) and G NU Lesser G eneral Pub lic Lic ense (L GPL); cus tomers ha ve the rig ht to d ownload , modify , and redi stribute s ource code f or this sof tware. Descripti ons of the GPL a nd LGPL are[...]

  • Page 206

    Information for Users on Collection and Dis posal of Old Equipment and used Batteries These symbols on the products, packaging, and/or accompanyi ng documents mean that used electrical and electronic products and batteries should not be mixed with general household waste. For proper treatment, recovery and recycling of old products and used batteri[...]