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Panasonic Memory Card Portable Recorder AG-HPG10P Operating Instructions
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Thumbnail displays of clips on the hard drive
You can also display and manage thumbnails of the clips stored on the hard drive just as you can with clips
on the P2 cards installed in the unit.
1 Display the Explorer screen.
2 Using [STOP] and [PLAY], select the
partition to be displayed, and press [STILL].
The clips of the partition are now displayed as
thumbnails.
3)
1)
2)4)
1) Display statuses
Display the thumbnail display status of the hard
drive clips.
2) Partition information
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Thumbnail displays of clips on the hard drive
You can also display and manage thumbnails of the clips stored on the hard drive just as you can with clips
on the P2 cards installed in the unit.
1 Display the Explorer screen.
2 Using [STOP] and [PLAY], select the
partition to be displayed, and press [STILL].
The clips of the partition are now displayed as
thumbnails.
3)
1)
2)4)
1) Display statuses
Display the thumbnail display status of the hard
drive clips.
2) Partition information
The following...")
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Saving data
Importing data from a hard drive to P2 cards
Importing clips one partition at a time
from a TYPE S or P2 Store hard drive
You can import data (load data from the hard drive
to a P2 card) at high speed one partition at a time
(one card at a time) onto a P2 card of the same
size as the original card.
1 Insert the P2 card that will serve as the
import destination.
2 Display the P2 thumbnail screen.
3 Press the [MENU] button.
4 Using [STOP], [PLAY] and [STILL], select
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Saving data
Importing data from a hard drive to P2 cards
Importing clips one partition at a time
from a TYPE S or P2 Store hard drive
You can import data (load data from the hard drive
to a P2 card) at high speed one partition at a time
(one card at a time) onto a P2 card of the same
size as the original card.
1 Insert the P2 card that will serve as the
import destination.
2 Display the P2 thumbnail screen.
3 Press the [MENU] button.
4 Using [STOP], [PLAY] and [STILL], select
“HDD” – “EXPLORE”,...")
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Copying data from P2 cards to the hard drive (1394 HOST mode)
Switching to the 1394 HOST mode
1 Turn on the power of the hard drive (which
supports 1394. a SBP2) to be connected,
connect it to the unit using the IEEE1394
cable, and hold down [POWER] on the unit
for at least 2 seconds to turn on its power.
The thumbnail screen now appears.
2 Press [MODE] to display the thumbnail
display off screen.
3 Press [MENU].
4 Using [STOP], [PLAY] and [STILL], select
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Copying data from P2 cards to the hard drive (1394 HOST mode)
Switching to the 1394 HOST mode
1 Turn on the power of the hard drive (which
supports 1394. a SBP2) to be connected,
connect it to the unit using the IEEE1394
cable, and hold down [POWER] on the unit
for at least 2 seconds to turn on its power.
The thumbnail screen now appears.
2 Press [MODE] to display the thumbnail
display off screen.
3 Press [MENU].
4 Using [STOP], [PLAY] and [STILL], select
“OTHER FUNCTIONS” – “PC MODE”, and...")
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Saving data
Copying data from P2 cards to the
hard drive
• Use a hard drive with enough memory to
accommodate the data to be copied.
• Proceed with copying after checking that the unit
has a sufficient remaining battery charge.
1 After inserting the copy source P2 card into
the unit’s P2 card slot, press [MENU], select
“COPY TO HDD” using [STOP] and [PLAY],
and press [STILL].
COPY TO HDD
FORMAT (HDD)
PROPERTY
SETUP
• The data is copied onto the hard drive one
card at a time.
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Saving data
Copying data from P2 cards to the
hard drive
• Use a hard drive with enough memory to
accommodate the data to be copied.
• Proceed with copying after checking that the unit
has a sufficient remaining battery charge.
1 After inserting the copy source P2 card into
the unit’s P2 card slot, press [MENU], select
“COPY TO HDD” using [STOP] and [PLAY],
and press [STILL].
COPY TO HDD
FORMAT (HDD)
PROPERTY
SETUP
• The data is copied onto the hard drive one
card at a time.
2 Using [STOP]...")
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Editing the P2 card data (USB DEVICE mode/1394 DEVICE mode)
You can connect a personal computer to the unit using a USB cable (for a Windows machine) or a 1394
cable (for a Macintosh machine), and operate the image data on the unit’s P2 card from the computer.
Editing by means of external devices
Editing in the USB device mode.
Before editing in the USB device mode, refer to “The following conditions must be met when using a USB
connection” on page 52.
1 Hold down [POWER] for at least 2 seconds
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Editing the P2 card data (USB DEVICE mode/1394 DEVICE mode)
You can connect a personal computer to the unit using a USB cable (for a Windows machine) or a 1394
cable (for a Macintosh machine), and operate the image data on the unit’s P2 card from the computer.
Editing by means of external devices
Editing in the USB device mode.
Before editing in the USB device mode, refer to “The following conditions must be met when using a USB
connection” on page 52.
1 Hold down [POWER] for at least 2 seconds
to...")
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Editing
USB DEVICE
DISCONNECT
10 Hold down [POWER] for at least 2
seconds to turn off the unit’s power.
The PC mode cannot be released simply by
holding down [MODE].
• While files are being transferred, the power
will not be turned off even if the POWER
button is pressed.
• Do not remove the P2 card while the USB
connection is established.
• While the USB connection is established, the
P2 card access LEDs will remain off at all times
except when the data on the cards is being
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Editing
USB DEVICE
DISCONNECT
10 Hold down [POWER] for at least 2
seconds to turn off the unit’s power.
The PC mode cannot be released simply by
holding down [MODE].
• While files are being transferred, the power
will not be turned off even if the POWER
button is pressed.
• Do not remove the P2 card while the USB
connection is established.
• While the USB connection is established, the
P2 card access LEDs will remain off at all times
except when the data on the cards is being
accessed....")
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Normal displays
Screen displays
1 Time code displays
Each time [COUNTER] is pressed, the following
data (or no information displayed) is selected
in turn.
COUNTER: (Only during recording standby or
recording)
Counter value
TC:
Time code value: [TC∗
] is displayed when the
time code value could not be read correctly
from the P2 card.
UB:
User’s bit: [UB∗
] is displayed when the user’s
bit value could not be read correctly from the
P2 card or tape.
FR:
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Normal displays
Screen displays
1 Time code displays
Each time [COUNTER] is pressed, the following
data (or no information displayed) is selected
in turn.
COUNTER: (Only during recording standby or
recording)
Counter value
TC:
Time code value: [TC∗
] is displayed when the
time code value could not be read correctly
from the P2 card.
UB:
User’s bit: [UB∗
] is displayed when the user’s
bit value could not be read correctly from the
P2 card or tape.
FR:
Information on the frame rate of...")
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Screen displays (continued)
16 Remaining media memory displays
The amount of memory remaining on the
card in the slot targeted for recording is
displayed when “ONE CARD” is selected
as the “P2 CARD REMAIN” item setting on
the setting menu “DISPLAY SETUP” screen.
The target slot can be switched to another
slot using “SLOT SEL” assigned to [USER].
When “TOTAL” is selected, the total amount
of memory remaining on the two cards is
displayed.
17 Media information displays
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Screen displays (continued)
16 Remaining media memory displays
The amount of memory remaining on the
card in the slot targeted for recording is
displayed when “ONE CARD” is selected
as the “P2 CARD REMAIN” item setting on
the setting menu “DISPLAY SETUP” screen.
The target slot can be switched to another
slot using “SLOT SEL” assigned to [USER].
When “TOTAL” is selected, the total amount
of memory remaining on the two cards is
displayed.
17 Media information displays
The card slots in which...")
61 Editing USB DEVICE DISCONNECT 10 Hold down [POWER] for at least 2 seconds to turn off the unit’s power. The PC mode cannot be released simply by holding down [MODE]. • While files are being transferred, the power will not be turned off even if the POWER button is pressed. • Do not remove the P2 card while the USB connection is established. • While the USB connection is established, the P2 card access LEDs will remain off at all times except when the data on the cards is being accessed. Editing in the 1394 device mode. Before editing in the 1394 device mode, refer to “The following conditions must be met when using a 1394 connection” on page 52. 1 Hold down [POWER] for at least 2 seconds to turn the power on. The thumbnail screen now appears. 2 Press [MODE] to display the thumbnail display off screen. 3 Press [MENU]. 4 Using [STOP], [PLAY] and [STILL], select “OTHER FUNCTIONS” – “PC MODE”, and press [STILL]. 5 Using [STOP] and [PLAY], select “1394 DEVICE”, and press [STILL]. 6 Press [MENU] twice to display the thumbnail display off screen. 7 Hold down [MODE] for at least 2 seconds. After “1394 DEVICE” is displayed, “1394 DEVICE CONNECT” is displayed once the file access enable status is established. • The mode cannot be changed or menus displayed while the 1394 device mode is established. 8 Edit the data on the P2 card using the personal computer. 9 After the data has been edited, disconnect the 1394 cable. The display on the LCD monitor changes from “1394 DEVICE CONNECT” to “1394 DEVICE DISCONNECT.” • After depositing all the drive icons into the recycle bin, check that “1394 DEVICE DISCONNECT” is displayed on the LCD monitor, and then disconnect the 1394 cable. 10 Hold down [POWER] for at least 2 seconds to turn off the unit’s power. The PC mode cannot be released simply by holding down [MODE]. • While files are being transferred, the power will not be turned off even if the POWER button is pressed. • Do not remove the P2 card while the 1394 connection is established. • Before replacing one P2 card with another, deposit the drive icon in the recycle bin.
62 Normal displays Screen displays 1 Time code displays Each time [COUNTER] is pressed, the following data (or no information displayed) is selected in turn. COUNTER: (Only during recording standby or recording) Counter value TC: Time code value: [TC∗ ] is displayed when the time code value could not be read correctly from the P2 card. UB: User’s bit: [UB∗ ] is displayed when the user’s bit value could not be read correctly from the P2 card or tape. FR: Information on the frame rate of recordings shot by the camera recorder such as the AG- HVX200 FR 60I : 60i interlace mode (60 fields per second) FR 60P : 60P progressive mode (60 frames per second) FR 30P : 30P progressive mode (30 frames per second) FR 24P : 24P progressive mode (24 frames per second) FR 24PA : 24P advanced mode (24 frames per second) FR 50I : 50i interlace mode (50 fields per second) FR 50P : 50P progressive mode (50 frames per second) FR 25P : 25P progressive mode (25 frames per second) FR―― : No information No information displayed 2 Warning information P2 : This blinks when a P2 card has not been inserted or if it is write-protected. P2 FULL : This blinks when there is no more free memory on the P2 card. : This blinks when there is no charge left in the battery. : This blinks when the internal battery for the calendar has no charge left. (Page 25) 3 System format displays HD1080i: Recording and playback in the 1080i DVCPRO HD format HD720P: Recording and playback in the 720P DVCPRO HD format HD720P30PN: 720P 30PN native playback (in 60 Hz areas only), no recording HD720P24PN: 720P 24PN native playback (in 60 Hz areas only), no recording HD720P25PN: 720P 24PN native playback (in 50 Hz areas only), no recording S 1394TC QU JUN 19 2005 23 : 59 : 59 60 : 24P 1 TC 12 : 34 : 56 : 00 106 mn12 HD1080i 24PN C H2C H VOLUME[ + ] [ ]_ P2 60 USBHOST TEXT MEMO REPEAT FULL 1 3 4 5 6 7 82 16 17 10 11 121314 15 189
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Displays
50M:
Recording and playback in the 480i, 576i
DVCPRO50 format
25M:
Recording and playback in the 480i, 576i
DVCPRO25 format
DV:
Recording and playback in the 480i, 576i DV
format
4 System frequency displays
60:
59.94 Hz
50:
50 Hz
5 1394 TC display
This appears when ON has been selected as
the 1394 IN PRESET item setting on the setting
menu RECORDING SETUP screen.
6 Squeeze recording display
This appears when images which were
squeeze-recorded in the 480i/576i format are
played back.
7 Date and time display
The mm/dd/yyyy, hh:mm:ss format (month/day/
year/hours/minutes/seconds) is used to display
the date and time.
8 Playback frame rate display
24P, 24PA, 60P, 30P, 50P, 25P
• The following frame rates are displayed with
native recordings shot by the AG-HVX200,
for instance. The “Variable rate: recording
rate” display appears during the playback of
variable frame recordings.
• The frame rate is not displayed during the
playback of 60i or 50i content.
9 Audio level meter display
The meter indicates the levels of the signals
which are output to the CH1 and CH2 audio
output (AUDIO OUT) connectors (RCA
connectors).
10 USB HOST display
This display appears while the USB HOST
mode is established.
11 Text memo, shot mark displays
These displays appear for about 3 seconds
when [USER], to which a shot mark or a text
memo has been assigned ahead of time, is
pressed and the shot mark or text memo is
recorded.
MARK ON :
When a shot mark has been added
MARK OFF :
When a shot mark has been deleted
TEXT MEMO :
When a text memo has been added
INVALID :
When deletion is not possible
12 Information display
The following information is displayed
depending on the circumstances.
• Warning displays, error displays
• Displays for mode switching using [USER] (V
OUT OSD, AUDIO OUT, SLOT SEL)
• The function assigned to [USER] is displayed
while [MODE] is pressed.
13 Operation status displays
REC :Recording
PAUSE : Recording standby
: Playback pause
REPEAT : Repeat playback ( ) :
Rapid forward playback (rapid reverse
playback)
( ) :
Frame feed playback (reverse frame feed
playback)
x
/x (x /x ):
Variable-speed playback (reverse variable-
speed playback)
CLIP
(CLIP ) :
Clip feed (reverse clip feed)
14 Repeat playback setting display
This appears when “ON” has been selected for
the “REPEAT” item setting on the setting menu
“PLAYBACK FUNCTION” screen.
15 Remaining battery charge display
As the remaining charge drops, the display
changes in the following sequence:
and .When the charge is depleted, ()
blinks.
(While the AC adapter is being used, a display
other than may appear: this is normal
and is not a sign of trouble.)
64 Screen displays (continued) 16 Remaining media memory displays The amount of memory remaining on the card in the slot targeted for recording is displayed when “ONE CARD” is selected as the “P2 CARD REMAIN” item setting on the setting menu “DISPLAY SETUP” screen. The target slot can be switched to another slot using “SLOT SEL” assigned to [USER]. When “TOTAL” is selected, the total amount of memory remaining on the two cards is displayed. 17 Media information displays The card slots in which P2 cards have been inserted and the basic information on the slots are displayed. 12 Lighted: Recordable P2 card 12 Lighted in green: P2 card targeted for recording 12 Blinking: Card recognition underway : No card inserted P : Write-protected card F : No more free memory X : Card cannot be recognized E : Improperly formatted P2 card (which can be used if it is formatted properly) 18 Monitor volume level meter When [PAGE/AUDIO MON/VAR] is pressed, the level of the volume which is output from the internal speaker and headphone jack is displayed. You can adjust the volume level using the [+] and [–] buttons. Warning displays LOW BATTERY No operation is possible because the battery charge is depleted. INCOMPATIBLE CARD The card complies with the different standard and so it cannot be used. COPY INHIBITED The input signals are copy-guarded so they cannot be recorded correctly. DIR ENTRY NG CARD The card contains folders which are organized illegally. It cannot be used for special types of recording (interval recording, one-shot recording or loop-rec). A warning will be displayed when this P2 card is inserted into a P2 device or when recording has ended.RUN DOWN CARD The P2 card has reached the end of its service life. It is recommended that you replace it. Even when a warning appears, it can still be used for recording or playback. However, a warning will be displayed when this P2 card is inserted into a P2 device or when recording has ended. FORMAT ERR ! The card does not comply with the P2 standard. < Thumbnail screen> CANNOT ACCESS! Data cannot be accessed because of a problem in the content or for some other reason. Restore the media or clips to the normal operating status, and then use the data. WRITE PROTECTED! The P2 or SD card is write-protected. Insert a media on which data can be saved. NO CARD! The P2 or SD card has not been inserted. Insert a media which is supported. CARD FULL! There is no more free memory on the P2 or SD card. Insert a media with free memory. CANNOT DELETE ! Data cannot be deleted because of a mismatch in the content versions. Ensure that the same content version as the device is used. CANNOT FORMAT! The P2 card cannot be formatted because of a problem. Check the P2 card. CANNOT REPAIR! The content cannot be repaired because there is nothing wrong with it or because of a similar reason. Check the selected content. CANNOT RE-CONNECT! Clips cannot be reconnected because content which is contained on no more than one card has been selected or because of a similar reason. Check the selected content. NO COPY TO SAME CARD! Data cannot be copied because the same card is being used for the copy source and copy destination. Copy the data onto a card which does not contain the selected clip. TOO MANY CLIPS! Too many clips have been selected. Reduce the number of clips which have been selected.
65 Displays LACK OF REC CAPACITY! There is not enough memory on the card for the clips to be recorded. Insert a card with enough memory on the card for the clips to be recorded. HDD CAPACITY FULL! The hard drive does not have enough free memory. Use a new hard drive or formatted hard drive since the connection destination target does not have enough remaining memory. TOO MANY PARTITIONS! There are too many partitions. The maximum number of partitions available on a hard drive is 15 so use a new hard drive or formatted hard drive. HDD DISCONNECTED! The hard drive has been disconnected. Re- establish the USB connection. If the hard drive still fails to operate properly, turn its power off, and then turn it back on. CANNOT FORMAT! The media cannot be initialized (formatted). Change the hard drive which is connected. TOO MANY TARGETS! A multiple number of devices have been connected. After disconnecting the unnecessary devices, turn the power of the required device off and then turn it back on. CANNOT ACCESS TARGET! An error occurred while accessing the connection destination target. Check the hard drive status and connections. CANNOT ACCESS CARD! An error occurred while accessing the P2 card. Check the P2 card. MISMATCH COMPONENT! Data cannot be copied because of a mismatch in the memory or format of the copy source P2 card and copy destination P2 card. Use P2 cards with the right amount of memory. UNKNOWN DEVICE CONNECTED! A DVD drive or other devices which are not supported have been connected. After disconnecting the unnecessary devices, turn the power of the required device off and then turn it back on. P2 CARD IS UNFORMATTED! The P2 card has not been formatted. Use a P2 card which has been formatted. CARD IS EMPTY! CANNOT COPY! The P2 card whose data is to be copied is blank. A blank card does not need to have its data copied so no data is copied.VERIFICATION FAILED! A mismatch was found by verification after copying. Copy the data again. TURN POWER OFF! Turn the power off, and turn it back on for use. CANNOT RECOGNIZE HDD! The connection destination target cannot be recognized correctly. Turn the power of the hard drive off and then back on or change the connected hard drive. PLEASE FORMAT P2 CARD! This message warns the user that data cannot be copied when data is imported from a hard drive to a P2 card because the P2 card already has data recorded on it. No data can be copied because the copy destination P2 card is not a blank card. After formatting the card using the P2 device, initiate copying again.
66 Screen displays (continued) Error displays Errors are displayed when trouble has occurred in the unit, P2 card, etc. If the error persists even after turning the power off and back on, depending on what the error message says, replace the card or contact your dealer. SYSTEM ERROR This appears when trouble has occurred in the system. Turn the system’s power off and then back on. P2 MICON ERROR (no response from P2 microcomputer), P2 CONTROL ERROR (P2 control trouble) TURN POWER OFF This appears when trouble has occurred because a card was ejected while its data was being accessed. Turn the system’s power off and then back on. REC WARNING This appears when trouble has occurred during recording. Initiate the recording again. If the warning is still displayed, consult your dealer. CARD ERR (1) (2) (1/2) (Trouble with the P2 card in the slot corresponding to the number shown) • If the warning persists, turn off the power. • If the warning persists even when recording is initiated again, replace the existing card with another one. REC RAM OVERFLOW (Recording RAM overflow) ERROR (Other errors) CANNOT PLAY This appears when trouble has occurred during playback. CARD ERR (1) (2) (1/2) (Trouble with the P2 card in the slot corresponding to the number shown) CLIP ERROR (Clip trouble) UPDATING (clip information now being read) ERROR (Other errors) 1394 This appears when trouble has occurred in the 1394 connection or signals. 1394 INITIAL ERROR (Connection trouble) 1394 INPUT ERROR (OTHER FORMAT) (Wrong input format) 1394 INPUT ERROR (Input trouble)
67 Displays Selecting what is to be displayed on the screen The following items appearing on the LCD monitor screen are displayed when [MENU/MODE CHK] is held down or when a setting for the “OTHER DISPLAY” item (page 76) on the setting menu “DISPLAY SETUP” screen has been selected. Item displayed MODE CHECKOTHER DISPLAY item setting ALL PARTIAL OFF 1 Time code displays — — — — 2 Warning display — — — x 3 System format displays x 4 System frequency displays x 5 1394 TC display xx 6 SQU display x 7 Playback frame rate display∗xx 8 Audio level meter display ——— 9 Data/time and time display ——— 10 USB HOST display — 11 TEXT MEMO, SHOTMARK display — — — — 12 Repeat playback setting display x 13 Remaining battery charge display ——— 14 Remaining media memory displays ——— 15 Media information displays ——— 16 Operation status displays — 17 Information display — — — — 18 Monitor volume level meter — — — — : Displayed x : Not displayed — : Displayed by another setting “ ” in the MODE CHECK column indicates the items which are displayed when [MENU/MODE CHK] is held down. ∗ The FRAME RATE is not displayed when the 60i format is used.
68 List of recording/playback and output formats For system format 60 Hz regions Format settingRecording statusOutput settingOutput status SYS FORAMT1394 recording/ playback formatRecording/ playback audio channelsCMPNT/ SDI SELSDI OUTSDI OUT AUDIOCOMPONENT OUTVIDEO OUTPlayback 1394 output 1080i/ 60iDVCPRO HD1080i/59.94i4chAUTO1080i/ 59.94i 4ch1080i/ 59.94i 480i/ 59.94iDVCPRO HD1080i/59.94i 1080i1080i/ 59.94i1080i/ 59.94i 480i480i/ 59.94i480i/ 59.94i 720P/ 60PDVCPRO HD720P/ 59.94P4chAUTO720P/ 59.94P 4ch720P/ 59.94P 480i/ 59.94iDVCPRO HD720P/59.94P 1080i1080i/ 59.94i1080i/ 59.94i 480i480i/ 59.94i480i/ 59.94i 720P/ 30PN60P recording disabled/ playback only∗ 14ch∗4 AUTO720P/ 59.94P 4ch∗ 4 720P/ 59.94P 480i/ 59.94iDVCPRO HD720P/59.94P 1080i1080i/ 59.94i1080i/ 59.94i 480i480i/ 59.94i480i/ 59.94i 720P/ 24PN60P recording disabled/ playback only∗ 24ch∗4 AUTO720P/ 59.94P 4ch∗ 4 720P/ 59.94P 480i/ 59.94iDVCPRO HD720P/59.94P 1080i1080i/ 59.94i1080i/ 59.94i 480i480i/ 59.94i480i/ 59.94i 480i/ 60iDVCPRO50/ DVCPRO/ DV480i/59.94i∗ 5 4ch or 2 channels∗ 7Invalid480i/ 59.94i4ch or 2 channels∗6480i/ 59.94i480i/ 59.94iDVCPRO50/ DVCPRO/ DV480i/59.94i ∗4 ∗1 The signals are converted to OVER 60P by 2:2 pull-down for playback. ∗2 The signals are converted to OVER 60P by 2:3 pull-down for playback. ∗3 The signals are converted to OVER 50P by 2:3 pull-down for playback. ∗4 Clips recorded with the sound muted are played back with the sound muted. ∗5 The DVCPRO50, DVCPRO or DV format is selected according to the [SD MODE] setting. ∗6 The sound is delivered through 4 channels with the DVCPRO50 format and through 2 channels or 4 channels with the DVCPRO or DV format. ∗7 When 32 kHz 4-channel sound of the DV format is input, it is converted to 48 kHz 4-channel sound and recorded.
69 Displays [For 50 Hz system format regions] Format settingRecording statusOutput settingOutput status SYS FORAMT1394 recording/ playback formatRecording/ playback audio channelsCMPNT/ SDI SELSDI OUTSDI OUT AUDIOCOMPONE NT OUTVIDEO OUTPlayback 1394 output 1080i/ 50iDVCPRO HD1080i/50i4chAUTO1080i/ 50i 4ch1080i/ 59.94i 576i/50iDVCPRO HD 1080i/50i 1080i1080i/ 501080i/ 59.94i 576i576i/ 50i480i/ 59.94i 720P/ 50PDVCPRO HD720P/50P4chAUTO720P/ 50P 4ch720P/ 59.94P 576i/50iDVCPRO HD 720P/50P 1080i1080i/ 50i1080i/ 59.94i 576i576i/ 50i480i/ 59.94i 720P/ 25PN50P recording disabled/ playback only∗ 34ch∗4 AUTO720P/ 50P∗6 4ch∗4 720P/ 59.94P 576i/50iDVCPRO HD 720P/50P 1080i1080i/ 50i1080i/ 59.94i 576i576i/ 50i480i/ 59.94i 576i/ 50iDVCPRO50/ DVCPRO/ DV576i/50i ∗ 5 4ch or 2 channels∗ 7Invalid576i/ 50i4ch or 2 channels∗6 720P/ 59.94P 576i/50iDVCPRO50/ DVCPRO/DV 576i/50i∗ 41080i/ 59.94i 480i/ 59.94i ∗1 The signals are converted to OVER 60P by 2:2 pull-down for playback. ∗2 The signals are converted to OVER 60P by 2:3 pull-down for playback. ∗3 The signals are converted to OVER 50P by 2:3 pull-down for playback. ∗4 Clips recorded with the sound muted are played back with the sound muted. ∗5 The DVCPRO50, DVCPRO or DV format is selected according to the [SD MODE] setting. ∗6 The sound is delivered through 4 channels with the DVCPRO50 format and through 2 channels or 4 channels with the DVCPRO or DV format. ∗7 When 32 kHz 4-channel sound of the DV format is input, it is converted to 48 kHz 4-channel sound and recorded.
70 Basic operations on the setting menus 1 Hold down [POWER] for at least 2 seconds to turn the power on. 2 Press [MODE] to switch to the thumbnail display off screen. 106 mn12 HD720P60 1C H2C H 3 Press [MENU] to display the menu. Example: MAIN MENU PUSH MENU TO EXIT 1 . SW MODE2 . RECORDING SETUP 3 . PLAYBACK FUNCTIONS 4 . AV OUT SETUP 5 . DISPLAY SETUP 6 . CARD FUNCTIONS 7 . OTHER FUNCTIONS 4 Using [STOP] and [PLAY], move the highlighting to the function to be set. 5 Press [STILL] to display the setting item. Example: RECORDING SETUP PUSH MENU TO RETURN TCG TC PRESET 1394 UB REGEN 1394 TC REGENTC MODE UB MODEREC RUN ON FRM.RATE SD(480i/576) MODESYS FORMAT720P/60P 1080i/60i720P/30PN720P/24PN480i/60i 6 Using [STOP] and [PLAY] , move to the item to be set. RECORDING SETUP PUSH MENU TO RETURN TCG TC PRESET 1394 UB REGEN 1394 TC REGENTC MODE UB MODEDV ON DF REC RUN ON 720P/60P FRM.RATE SD(480i/576) MODESYS FORMAT 7 Press [STILL] to set the item. To change a numerical value, etc., use [FF] and [REW] to change the setting. 8 To change other items, repeat steps 6 and 7. To exit the settings, press [MENU] and return to the thumbnail display off screen. 9 To change another function, repeat steps 4 to 7. To exit the settings, press [MENU] and return to the thumbnail display off screen. Initializing the setting menu You can return (initialize) the setting menu user files to the factory status. 1 Switch the display to the thumbnail display off screen. 2 Press [MENU]. 3 Using [STOP], [PLAY] and [STILL], select “OTHER FUNCTIONS” – “USER FILE” – “INITIAL”. 4 Press [STILL]. The menu settings of the user files currently being used are returned to the factory status.