Panasonic AJ-D910WBP Manuel d'utilisateur

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Page 1 - Operating Instructions

PAJ-Operating InstructionsDigital Camera/VTR

Page 2 - For your safety

–10–Controls and Their FunctionsPower Supply Sectione Battery holderThe battery pack (option) made by Anton Bauer is mounted onto this holder.f DC IN

Page 3 - Contents

– 100 –Playback—Checking Recorded ContentsPressing the PLAY/PAUSE button allows black-and-white images to be viewed on the viewfinderscreen. Playback

Page 4

– 101 –Connection With an External VTRThe unit is equipped with an interface which enables recording to be performed by an externalVTR.ÁMounting the A

Page 5 - General and Features

– 102 –Recording Simultaneously with the Internal VTR and an ExternalVTRConnectionsMount the AJ-YA900P 26-pin/12-pin output adaptor (option) to the un

Page 6 - Features

– 103 –Recording Simultaneously with the Internal VTR and an ExternalVTRFunctions of the Unit’s VTR SAVE/STBY SwitchTape running modePressing the unit

Page 7

– 104 –Recording With an External VTR Instead of the Internal VTRUsing the 26-pin/12-pin Output AdaptorConnectionsThe method of connecting the externa

Page 8

– 105 –Recording With an External VTR Instead of the Internal VTR2 Mount the 26-pin/12-pin output adaptor.Controlling the external VTR with the unit’s

Page 9 - System Configuration

– 106 –RET ButtonThe images recorded on the VTR or the return video signals which have been supplied to theGENLOCK IN/(VIDEO IN) connector can be view

Page 10 - Controls and Their Functions

– 107 –Replacing the Backup BatteryThe unit is shipped from the factory with a backup battery already mounted. When the battery runsout, the TCG time

Page 11

– 108 –Setting Menu Screens (MAIN menus)The MAIN menu consists of menus on four menu screens, 1 of 4 to 4 of 4.Each of these screens is a page screen

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– 109 –Setting Menu Screens (MAIN menus)MAIN menu screen 2 of 4This screen displays the sub menu items on MAIN menu 2 of 4.SUB menu itemVF DISPLAYVF I

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–11–Accessory Mounting Sectioni Hook for mounting shoulder beltAttach the accessory shoulder belt to this hook.j Light shoeMount the video light, etc.

Page 14

– 110 –Setting Menu Screens (MAIN menus)MAIN menu screen 3 of 4This screen displays the sub menu items on MAIN menu 3 of 4.SUB menu itemCARD READ/WRIT

Page 15

– 111 –Setting Menu Screens (MAIN menus)MAIN menu screen 4 of 4This screen displays the sub menu items on MAIN menu 4 of 4.|Note{It is not possible to

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– 112 –Menu screen display methodsUSER menu: The USER menu appears when the MENU switch is set to SET.ENG menu: The ENG menu appears when the MENU swi

Page 17

– 113 –|Note{The white balance and black bal-ance remain unchanged even whenthe MATRIX item settings arechanged.The underlining in the variable range

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– 114 –MAIN Menu Screen 1 of 4 (SUB menus)LOW SETTING screenThe low level gain settings are performed on this screen.|Note{DARK DTL and LEVEL DEPENDse

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– 115 –MAIN Menu Screen 1 of 4 (SUB menus)MID SETTING screenThe middle level gain settings are performed on this screen.|Note{DARK DTL and LEVEL DEPEN

Page 20

– 116 –MAIN Menu Screen 1 of 4 (SUB menus)HIGH SETTING screenThe high level gain settings are performed on this screen.|Note{DARK DTL and LEVEL DEPEND

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– 117 –MAIN Menu Screen 1 of 4 (SUB menus)ADDITIONAL DTL screenThe special detail settings of the camera are performed on this screen.µ 00µ 16ADDITION

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– 118 –MAIN Menu Screen 1 of 4 (SUB menus)SKIN TONE DTL screenThe camera’s skin tone detail settings are performed on this screen.ItemSKIN TONE DTLSKI

Page 23 - 1 Mount the battery pack

– 119 –MAIN Menu Screen 1 of 4 (SUB menus)KNEE/LEVEL screenThe knee level settings of the camera are performed on this screen.ItemM.PEDSET UP 50SET UP

Page 24 - 1 Detach the battery mounts

–12–Controls and Their FunctionsAudio Function Section (1)r AUDIO LEVEL CH1 (audio channel 1 recording level) controlWhen the AUDIO SELECT CH1/CH2 swi

Page 25

– 120 –ItemR FLAREG FLAREB FLARER GAMMAB GAMMAVariablerange0 . . .1000 . . .1000 . . .100p15 . . .o0 . . .o15p15 . . .o0 . . .o15VFdisplayENGENGENGENG

Page 26 - 1 Remove the battery mounts

– 121 –MAIN Menu Screen 2 of 4 (SUB menus)VF DISPLAY screenWhat information is to be displayed inside the viewfinder is set on this screen.ItemDISPCON

Page 27 - Battery clamp

– 122 –MAIN Menu Screen 2 of 4 (SUB menus)RemarksThis sets the ZEBRA1 detection level(IRE value).This sets the ZEBRA2 detection level(IRE value).This

Page 28

– 123 –ItemEXTENDERSHUTTERTAPEBATTERYFILTERWHITEGAINLEVEL METERIRISCAMERA IDDATE/TIMEVariablerangeONOFFONOFFONOFFONOFFONOFFONOFFONOFFCH1CH1QCH2OFFIRIS

Page 29 - To select the type of battery

– 124 –MAIN Menu Screen 2 of 4 (SUB menus)CAMERA ID screenThe camera ID settings are performed on this screen. Each time the UP button is pressed, the

Page 30 - LENS Connector

– 125 –ItemGAIN (0 dB)GAIN (p3 dB)SHUTTERWHITE PRESETEXTENDERFILTERSUPER V25M/50MVariablerangeONOFFONOFFONOFFONOFFONOFFONOFFONOFF25M50MOFFRemarksThis

Page 31 - Adjusting the Flange Back

– 126 –ItemSUPER VFILTER INHSHOCKLESSAWBCOLOR BARS.GAIN OFFS.IRIS/S.BLK SWS.BLK LVLECU DATA SAVEVariablerangeFRM1FRM2ONOFFOFFNORMALSLOWFASTSMPTESNGS.G

Page 32

– 127 –Item30 dB36 dB43 dB46 dBVariablerangeONOFFONOFFONOFFONOFFRemarksThis selects the gain when the SUPERGAIN switch is pressed.This selects the gai

Page 33 - SHIFT/ITEM

– 128 –ItemHUMID OPE26P CONTROLREC STARTTC MODEUB MODEPAUSE TIMERBATTERY SELVariablerangeONOFFOFFBOTHONALLNORMALDFNDFUSERDATETIMEEXT10203060NiCd12NiCd

Page 34 - Adjusting the Viewfinder

– 129 –ItemTCG VF DISPTCG SET HOLDFIRST REC TCVariablerangeONOFFONOFFREGENPRESETVFdisplayENGENGENGRemarksThis selects ON or OFF for time codedisplay i

Page 35 - Adjusting the screen

–13–Audio Function Section (2)| ALARM (warning tone volume) controlThis adjusts the warning tone volume heard from the speaker ~ or the earphone conne

Page 36 - 3 Detach the eyepiece

– 130 –ItemBATT NEAR ENDBATT ENDTAPE NEARENDTAPE ENDVariablerangeONOFFONOFFONOFFONOFFRemarksThis selects ON or OFF for thewarning beeps heard when the

Page 37 - Detaching the Viewfinder

– 131 –ItemREADSELECTWRITESELECTCARD CONFIGREAD USERDATAVariablerange——1(fixed)——1(fixed)————RemarksThis loads (reads) the data from thesetup card.Thi

Page 38 - 2 Mount the microphone

– 132 –ItemID READ/WRITEMENU-1/4LEVEL R/WMENU-1/4SW (È) R/WMENU-2/4ALL R/WMENU-3/4ALL R/WVariablerangeONOFFONOFFONOFFONOFFONOFFRemarksThis selects ON

Page 39 - To the MIC IN Connector

– 133 –MAIN Menu Screen 3 of 4 (SUB menus)REC (ASPECT)/PB/RET screenThe recording, playback and return functions are set on this screen.ItemREC SIGNAL

Page 40

– 134 –ItemFRONT POWERFRONT MICREAR MIC CH1REAR MIC CH2LINE CH1/CH2REAR AUDIOMIC LOWCUTCH1MIC LOWCUTCH2VariablerangeONOFFp40/p50/60 dBp40/p50/p60 dBp4

Page 41

– 135 –|Notes{ÁThe LIMITER item initiates thelimiter operation at a levelequivalent to 3 dB below thepeak (o18 dB).ÁThe AUDIO SELECT initiatesthe limi

Page 42 - Mounting the Unit to a Tripod

– 136 –ItemGENLOCKH PHASECOARSEH PHASE FINESC PHASECOARSESC PHASE FINEA.IRIS LEVELA.IRIS PEAK/AVEA.IRIS MODES.IRIS LEVELVariablerangeEXTINT0 . . .7 .

Page 43 - Mounting the Shoulder Belt

– 137 –:LENS NORMLENS ADJ{ADJADJF2 . 8F16¢|SEL /CSELE:OFF:OFFTTIME/DATEYEAR:::::99MONTH 0 1DAY 01HOUR 0 0MINUTE 00TIME/DATE»SET{¢|{VIDEOVIDEOOUTOUT SE

Page 44 - 1 Loosen the two screws

– 138 –{USER MENU SEL1 / 3EROP...MATR I XLOWSETT I NGSETT I NGSETT I NGSETT I NGMIDHIGHADDITIONAL DTLDTLSK I N TONEKNEE / LEVELFLARE/GAMMACAMERA

Page 45 - Attaching the Rain Cover

– 139 –CAMERACAMERAEVFVFDISPLAYEINDICATOREID.SHUTTER SPEEDESYNCHRO SCAN.!LED.SWMODE.SUPER GA I N.VTR FUNCT I ON.BATT / TAPE ALARM{USER MENU SEL2 / 3¢|

Page 46 - ECU Connector

–14–Controls and Their FunctionsShooting (Recording)/Playback Function Section (1)¢ Viewfinder (optional accessory)Black-and-white images can be seen

Page 47 - Setting Menu Configuration

– 140 –ECARD RCARD READ/W/WRITE.E...SELSELECTMIC/AUDIOGENLOCK / I R I SVIDEO OUTTIME/D/ATELENS ADJ{USER MENU SEL3 / 3¢|REC(ASPECT)/PB/RETItemCARD RE

Page 48

– 141 –EVALUAT ION{S/N OFFOFFOFFOFFMODU L A T I ONTIONRESOLUSENSITIVITY::::¢|ItemBLACKWHITE (V.SAW)BLACK COMPEWHITE COMPEVariablerange————ONOFFONOFFRe

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– 142 –S/NDETA I L::::H∂ FCOMP OFF::OFFOFFOFFOFFGAMMAMATR I XFLARE FOF::M.PED µ 00VIDEO OUT Y¢EVALUAT ION|{MAIN Menu Screen 4 of 4 (SUB menus)S/N meas

Page 50 - DIAGNOSTIC screen settings

– 143 –MAIN Menu Screen 4 of 4 (SUB menus)Modulation measurement screenThe settings for the modulation measurement are performed on this screen.The un

Page 51

– 144 –MAIN Menu Screen 4 of 4 (SUB menus)Resolution measurement screenThe settings for the resolution measurement are performed on this screen.ItemRE

Page 52 - MENU SET/OFF Switch

– 145 –MAIN Menu Screen 4 of 4 (SUB menus)Sensitivity measurement screenThe settings for the sensitivity measurement are performed on this screen.Item

Page 53 - To select a MAIN menu page

– 146 –MAIN Menu Screen 4 of 4 (SUB menus)INITIALIZE screenThe MENU display item settings are reset on this screen. Align the arrow (>) with the it

Page 54 - Quitting the menu

– 147 –REMOTE menu screenREMOTE FUNCTION screenThis is the index page for opening the submenu screens.ItemVF IND.(REMOTE)!LED (REMOTE)TALLY/RET(REMOTE

Page 55 - VTR SAVE

– 148 –REMOTE menu screen!LED (REMOTE) screenThe display of the various !LED information items appearing inside the viewfinder in the remote control m

Page 56

– 149 –Warning SystemIf trouble is detected immediately after the power is turned on or during operation, the display window (LCD), WARNING lamp,lamps

Page 57

–15–Æߨ™®≠´Shooting (Recording)/Playback Function Section (2)¬ CC/ND FILTER (filter selector) knobThis selects the filter to match the light source wh

Page 58

– 150 –Warning SystemItemTAPE ENDBATTERYENDNo displayDisplay window (LCD)WarningcontentsWarningdisplayThe tape isnearing itsend.The tape hasreached it

Page 59 - -40 -30 -25 -20 -15 -10 -5 0

– 151 –Error CodesWhen an error occurs in the unit for some reason or other, the following error codes appear in thedisplay window.Emergency ejectIf t

Page 60 - Selecting Display Items

– 152 –Cleaning the Video HeadsUse the AJ-CL12MP cleaning cassette when head cleaning is required. Improper use of thecleaning cassette may damage the

Page 61 - ¿: Message displayed

– 153 –Inspections Before ShootingPerform the following inspections before shooting to check that all systems are operating prop-erly. Checking the im

Page 62 - Setting the Marker Displays

– 154 –Inspections Before ShootingInspecting the Viewfinder1 Adjust the position of the viewfinder.2 Check that the color bar appears on the viewfinde

Page 63 - UP and DOWN buttons

– 155 –Inspections Before ShootingInspecting the Iris and Zoom Functions1 Set the zoom to electric zoom mode and check the electric zoom operation. Ch

Page 64 - E BATT F

– 156 –Inspections Before Shooting(2) Inspection of Audio Level Automatic Adjustment Functions1 Set the AUDIO SELECT CH1/CH2 switch to AUTO.2 Set the

Page 65 - Time Code-Related Displays

– 157 –SpecificationsGeneralOperating temperature: 32uF to 104uF (0uC to 40uC)Storage temperature: p4uF to 140uF (p20uC to 60uC)Operating humidity: Le

Page 66 - TIME/DATE

– 158 –SpecificationsVTR SectionVTR Video System (during playback on a standard playback unit)Bands: Y; 30 Hz to 5.75 MHz o1.0 dB/p3.0 dBPB, PR; 30 Hz

Page 67

– 159 –SpecificationsRelated ComponentsPower supply relatedAU-BP220, AU-BP402 battery packsAG-B425 battery charger (for charging AU-BP220, AU-BP402 ba

Page 68

–16–Controls and Their FunctionsShooting (Recording)/Playback Function Section (3)¯ OUTPUT (output signal selector)/AUTO KNEE switchThis switch select

Page 69 - Selecting Functions

Printed in JapanVQT9592 F1001-100 DPPANASONIC BROADCAST & TELEVISION SYSTEMS COMPANYDIVISION OF MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC CORPORATION OF AMERICAExecuti

Page 70 - Adjusting the White Balance

–17–³ ECU REMOTE (remote control) connector (6-pin)Connect the AJ-EC3 extension control unit (option) here.|Note{The POWER switches on unit and extens

Page 71

–18–Controls and Their FunctionsShooting (Recording)/Playback Function Section (4)· VTR START buttonWhen this pressed, recording commences; when it is

Page 72

–19–¼ MARK buttonThis is used when the Picture Link (Pix Link)F1 function is to be used. Each time it is pressed M1(MARK1), M2 (MARK2) or no display a

Page 73

–2–For your safetyThe lightning flash with arrowhead symbol,within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alertthe user to the presence of uninsulate

Page 74

–20–Controls and Their FunctionsMenu Operation Sectionà Setup card insertion slotThe optional setup cards are inserted into this slot.Ä MENU SET/OFF s

Page 75 - Adjusting the Black Balance

–21–Ê TC IN connector (BNC):The time code serving as the reference is input when the time code is locked to an externalsource.Ë TC OUT connector (BNC)

Page 76

–22–Controls and Their FunctionsÑ TCG (time code selector) switchThis is used to set the running mode of the internal time code generator.F-RUN: This

Page 77 - Shutter Modes

–23–Power SupplyPower can be supplied to the unit using a battery pack or AC power supply.Using a battery packA battery pack which is made by any of t

Page 78 - SUPER V Mode

–24–Power SupplyUsing the Panasonic AU-BP402 Battery Pack1 Detach the battery mounts.2 Connect the unit’s connectors with the connectors of the AU-M40

Page 79 - SYNCHRO SCAN

–25–4 Connect the battery pack plug to the connector inside the case and insert the battery pack.|Note{The unit’s power must be set to OFF before the

Page 80

–26–Power SupplyUsing a Sony Battery Pack1 Remove the battery mounts.See page 24.2 Mount the accessory battery mounting connector.3 Mount the Sony bat

Page 81

–27–Using the Sony BP-90 Battery Pack1 Mount the accessory battery mounting connector.(See the preceding page.)2 Mount the BP-90 battery case.A Tighte

Page 82 - Adjusting the Audio Level

–28–Power SupplyUsing an AC Power Supply (When Using the AJ-B75 AC Adaptor)1 Connect the unit’s EXT DC IN socket with the DC OUT connector of the AJ-B

Page 83 - Setting the Time Code

–29–¢|{GA I NMMMASTER GA IIIN::::0dB9dBdBHHDL18OGPCO OWGA I NGA I NBATTERY SEL|ECT{RR|SELEECTT{BABATTERY SSELLCO OR RBALd:NiC 12Power SupplyChecking a

Page 84 - Setting the User Bit

–3–ContentsFor your safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2General and Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5ÁFeatures of the Camera Section

Page 85 - MASTER SLAVE SLAVE

–30–Mounting the Lens1 Raise the lens clamping lever and remove the mount cap.2 Align the indentation at the top center of the lens mount with the cen

Page 86 - Using the user data

–31–Adjusting the Lens FlangeWhen images are not clearly focused at both the telephoto and wide-angle positions during zoomoperations, adjust the flan

Page 87 - Setup Card Operations

–32–Adjusting the White ShadingFollow the procedure outlined below when the white shading needs to be re-adjusted.White shading adjustment procedure1

Page 88

–33–7 Set the WHITE BAL selector switch to A or B execute AWB.Next, execute ABB and then execute AWB again.8 Repeat step 6.9 Set the MENU switch from

Page 89

–34–Adjusting the ViewfinderAdjusting the Position1 Lift up the viewfinder forward-backward/left/right position clamp lever to release the lock.2 Adju

Page 90 - Writing set data to cards

–35–-3-3-2-2-1-10+1+1+2+2+3+3Adjusting the Viewfinder (The viewfinder shown in the illustration is the optional AJ-VF10P.)Adjusting the Diopter and Sc

Page 91

–36–12Adjusting the Viewfinder (The viewfinder shown in the illustration is the optional AJ-VF10P.)Detaching the EyepieceDetaching the eyepiece allows

Page 92 - When data is not read out

–37–Adjusting the Viewfinder (The viewfinder shown in the illustration is the optional AJ-VF10P.)Mounting the Viewfinder1 Press down the viewfinder.2

Page 93 - Cassettes

–38–Audio Input Preparations (The viewfinder shown in the illustration is the optional AJ-VF10P.)Using the Microphone Mounted to the Main UnitUsing th

Page 94

–39–Audio Input Preparations (The viewfinder shown in the illustration is the optional AJ-VF10P.)Mounting the AJ-MH700P Microphone Holder (Option)1 Re

Page 95 - Basic Procedures

–4–ContentsAdjusting the White Balance/Black BalanceÁAdjusting the White Balance . . . . . . . . 70ÁAdjusting the Black Balance . . . . . . . . 75Se

Page 96 - Recording

–40–Up to two external microphones can be connected tothe AUDIO IN CH1/CH2 Connectors.Phantom power supply can also be supportedby setting the MIC POW

Page 97 - Shooting images

–41–Audio Input PreparationsMounting a Wireless MicrophoneWhen using the Panasonic wireless microphone system, mount the WX-RA700 wireless receiver.ÁS

Page 98 - 1 Turn the power back on

–42–Mounting the Unit to a TripodWhen mounting the unit to a tripod, use an optional tripod attachment.1 Mount the tripod attachment (SHAN-TM700) onto

Page 99

–43–Mounting the Shoulder Belt|Note{When mounting and removing the shoulder belt, press on the top of the hooks to check that thebelt is securely moun

Page 100 - Color Playback

–44–Adjusting the Shoulder Pad PositionThe shoulder pad can be slid up to 2/5½ in the forward-backward direction from the center position(the position

Page 101 - B signal

–45–Attaching the Rain CoverAttach the rain cover as shown in the figure below.Secure the surface fastener.Tighten the Cord.When mounting the unit to

Page 102 - Starting Recording

–46–ECUECU AJ-RB65∫1Connecting the AJ-EC3 Extension Control Unit (Option)Connecting the AJ-EC3 extension control unit (option) allows a portion of the

Page 103

–47–Displaying Menus on the Viewfinder ScreenDisplaying the Setting Menu Inside the ViewfinderThe setting menus are displayed on the viewfinder screen

Page 104

–48–Displaying Menus on the Viewfinder ScreenChecking and selecting the master gain setting1 The menu shown in the figure below is displayed when the

Page 105

–49–Displaying Menus on the Viewfinder ScreenSelecting the color bar setting1 The menu shown in the figure below is displayed when the MENU SET ON/OFF

Page 106 - RET Button

–5–General and FeaturesThis unit combines as a single integrated unit a 3-CCD color video camera which features IT-CCDs and a 520,000-pixel on-chip le

Page 107 - Replacing the Backup Battery

–50–Displaying Menus on the Viewfinder ScreenChecking the DIAGNOSTIC Screen Setting1 Set the MENU SET ON/OFF switch to SET while the HOLD button is he

Page 108

–51–Displaying Menus on the Viewfinder ScreenChanging the setting menu configurationThe setting menu can be configured by selecting only the pages nec

Page 109

–52–SHIFT/ITEMPAGEUPDOWNMENUCH 1 CH 2TCGSETOFFF-RUNSETR-RUNMICMICAUDIO IN LINEONOFFFRONTREARCUECH 1MIXCH 2REAR MIC POWERREAR MIC POWERDisplaying Menus

Page 110

–53–MA I N MENU1 / 4ROPMATR I XLOWSETT I NGSETT I NGSETT I NGSETT I NGMIDHIGHADDITIONAL DTLDTLSK I N TONEKNEE / LEVELFLARE/GAMMACAMERA¢|ROP{MASTERMAST

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–54–¢|ROP{MA†STERMASTERMASTERPEDµ 00.045µ 000µ 000µ 000µ 000µ 000µ::::::::000DTLGAMMARGAINGA I NBRPEDESTALPEDESTALPEDESTALGBDisplaying Menus on the Vi

Page 112

–55–BATTVTR SAVE!REC4215053Lamp Displays Inside the ViewfinderThe viewfinder displays are as follows.1. REC (recording) lampThis lamp lights (red) dur

Page 113

–56–!LED{GA I N(0dB)GA I N(3dB):O:OFNFOOFNFOOFNFOFFOFFSHUTTER:WH I TE PRESET:EXTENDER:FILTER:SUPER V:25M/50M:¢|∂Lamp Displays Inside the ViewfinderSet

Page 114 - LOW SETTING screen

–57–Status Displays Inside the Viewfinder ScreenIn addition to images, messages indicating the unit’s settings and operating status appear on theviewf

Page 115 - MID SETTING screen

–58–Status Displays Inside the Viewfinder Screen1 Extender displayThis is displayed when the lens extender is being used.2 Shutter speed/mode displayT

Page 116 - HIGH SETTING screen

–59–-40 -30 -25 -20 -15 -10 -5 0EStatus Displays Inside the Viewfinder Screen8 Audio level displayThis displays the audio CH1 level.During sine wave i

Page 117

–6–FeaturesAutomatic adjustment and memory functions for black balance/white balanceThe black set, black balance and white balance can be automaticall

Page 118

–60–INDICATOREXTENDER::::::::::ONONONONONONONONSHUTTERTAPEBATTERYFILTERWH I T EGA I NLEVEL METER CH1IRIS S IRISCAMERA I DVFr>ON:OFDATE / T MEIFStat

Page 119 - KNEE/LEVEL screen

–61–Status Displays Inside the Viewfinder ScreenDisplay Mode and Setting Change MessageMessages informing of the contents of changed settings and adju

Page 120

–62–Status Displays Inside the Viewfinder ScreenChanging the Display ModeThe display mode setting appears on the “VF DISPLAY” SUB menu page of MAIN me

Page 121 - VF DISPLAY screen

–63–{CAMERA I DID:¢|EEEEEEE EEEStatus Displays Inside the Viewfinder ScreenSetting the Camera IDThe camera ID can be set at the CAMERA ID page of the

Page 122

–64–WIDECH1 CH2200EMPHASISdB103040E TAPE FE BATT FRFSERVOHUMID SLACKDFSLAVE TCG HOLDh min s frmCH1 CH2200EMPHASISdB103040E TAPE FE BATT FRFSERVOHUMID

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–65–WIDECH1 CH2200EMPHASISdB103040E TAPE FE BATT FRFSERVOHUMID SLACKDFSLAVE TCG HOLDh min s frmDisplaysTime Code-Related DisplaysRelationship between

Page 124

–66–Adjusting the Time and DateAdjustment and setup using the setting menu1 Set the MENU SET/OFF switch to the SET position while the SHIFT/ITEM butto

Page 125

–67–Adjustments and Setup During RecordingAdjustments and Setup Using the Setting MenuAdjustments and setup operations during recording are performed

Page 126

–68–Adjustments and Setup During RecordingSetting the Gain Selector ValueWhen shooting in locations without sufficient brightness, bright images can b

Page 127

–69–Adjustments and Setup During RecordingSelecting FunctionsThe VTR’s operation functions can be selected on the “VTR FUNCTION” page of the settingme

Page 128 - VTR FUNCTION screen

–7–FeaturesAudio functionsÁA phantom power supply type super-cardioid microphone (option) can be attached and it canalso be detached from the main uni

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–70–Adjusting the White Balance/Black BalanceAdjusting the White BalanceAdjusting the white balance and black balance in the order of AWB (white balan

Page 130

–71–Adjusting the White Balance/Black Balance3 Place the white pattern over a location with the same conditions as the light source illuminat-ing the

Page 131

–72–Adjusting the White Balance/Black Balance8The messages shown in the figures below will be displayed if the color temperature of thesubject is lowe

Page 132

–73–Adjusting the White Balance/Black BalanceWhen the White Balance Cannot be Automatically AdjustedAn error message will appear on the viewfinder scr

Page 133

–74–Adjusting the White Balance/Black BalanceWhen the ON setting has been selected for FILTER INHWhen the automatic white balance is adjusted, the col

Page 134 - MIC/AUDIO screen

–75–Adjusting the White Balance/Black BalanceThe black balance must be adjusted in the following cases.ÁWhen the unit is used for the first timeÁWhen

Page 135

–76–Adjusting the White Balance/Black Balance4Adjustment is completed after a few seconds (the following message appears) and the ad-justment value is

Page 136

–77–Setting the Electronic ShutterShutter ModesThe shutter modes which can be used with the unit’s electronic shutter and the shutter speedswhich can

Page 137

–78–Setting the Electronic ShutterSetting the Shutter Mode/SpeedÁThe shutter speed during shutter mode and standard mode is set by the SHUTTER switch.

Page 138 - USER MENU SEL 1 of 3 screen

–79–Setting the Electronic ShutterSetting the Synchro Scan Mode1 Set the MENU SET/OFF switch to the SET position while the SHIFT/ITEM button and UPbut

Page 139

–8–FeaturesFeatures of the VTR sectionDigital systemThe VTR section features a component digital recording system that employs the latest compres-sion

Page 140

–80–Setting the Electronic ShutterChanging the Shutter Speed/Mode Selection RangeThe shutter speed selection range can be limited to the required rang

Page 141

–81–Adjusting the Audio LevelIf the AUDIO SELECT CH1/CH2 selector switch is set to AUTO, the input levels of audio CH1 andCH2 are automatically adjust

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–82–Adjusting the Audio Level4Turn the AUDIO LEVEL CH1 control at the bottom of the front panel to adjust the input vol-ume so that the audio level di

Page 143

–83–Setting the Time DataSetting the Time CodeWhen using both the user bit and the time code, set the user bit first. If the time code is set first, t

Page 144

–84–Setting the Time DataSetting the User BitSetting the user bit allows up to 8 digits of hexadecimal data such as memos (date, time), etc. tobe reco

Page 145

–85–Setting the Time DataLocking the Time Code to an External SourceThe time code generator of the VTR section can be locked to an external generator.

Page 146

–86–Setting the Time DataThis locks the built-in time code generator to the reference time code. After about 10 secondshave passed since the time code

Page 147 - REMOTE menu screen

–87–Setup Card OperationsSetting menu contents can be stored using setup memory cards (SHL-064HSRVS, option). Thisdata can then be used to quickly rec

Page 148

–88–Setup Card OperationsSetup Card Data OperationsOperations to store setting data on setup cards and read out stored data are performed at the“CARD

Page 149 - Warning System

–89–Setup Card OperationsWhen data is not writtenIf the following error messages appear when the UP button is pressed in step 7, the data is notwritte

Page 150

–9–System ConfigurationMulti connectorcableSHAN-C12TCACarrying caseAJ-HT900Microphone kitAJ-MC700PShoulderbeltWirelessmicrophonereceiverWX-RA70026P/12

Page 151

–90–Setup Card OperationsWriting set data to cards1 Set the MENU SET/OFF switch to the SET position while the SHIFT/ITEM button and UPbutton are held

Page 152 - Maintenance

–91–Setup Card OperationsProtecting stored dataIf the setup card’s WRITE PROTECT switch is set to ON, data is not rewritten even if the UPbutton is pr

Page 153 - Inspecting the Camera Section

–92–Setup Card OperationsReading out data stored on cards1 Set the MENU SET/OFF switch to the SET position while the SHIFT/ITEM button and UPbutton ar

Page 154 - Inspecting the Viewfinder

–93–CassettesInserting and Ejecting CassettesInserting cassettes1 Check that there are no cables, etc. around the cassette holder and the top panel an

Page 155 - Inspecting the VTR Section

–94–CassettesEjecting cassettesWith the power turned on, press the EJECT button to open the cassette holder and eject thecassette. If a cassette is no

Page 156

–95–RecordingBasic ProceduresThis section describes the basic operating procedures for shooting and recording. When startingto shoot actual images, in

Page 157 - Specifications

–96–RecordingProcedures from adjusting the white balance and black balance tostopping recordingTurn on the power, insert a cassette, and then set the

Page 158

–97–RecordingShooting images1-1 Select the filter in accordance with the lighting conditions, and when the white balancehas already been stored in the

Page 159

–98–RecordingSuccessive ShootingSuccessive shooting with an accuracy of within 0–o1 frame can be performed simply by pressingthe VTR START button of t

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–99–RecordingSuccessive Shooting in Other CasesIf successive shooting is to be performed after the tape has been run, the cassette has beenejected, or

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