Panasonic AJ-LT85P manual Superimpose Screen Displays, To superimpose displays, Block

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SUPERIMPOSE SCREEN DISPLAYS

Superimposed displays can be added to the laptop’s liquid-crystal TV monitor or to the signals output from the VIDEO MONI-

TOR connector.

Block 1

Block 2

Block 3

TCR

12 : 34 : 43 : 21

SHTL

+

32.0

Block 4

Block 3

The counter values are displayed in units of hours, minutes, seconds and frames.

12 : 34 : 43 : 21

: Non-drop frame mode

. Drop frame mode

: Normal mode

. Time track mode

Block 4 (when T&STA is set for the set-up menu item

No. 000)
EJECT	E_PLAY
STOP	SHTL
REW	JOG
FF	VAR
STOP	PPLY
STANDBY_OFF	POWER OFF
PLAY	AUTO OFF
REC	DEW
EDIT

Block 1
CTL :	Control signal
TCR :	Time code
T*R :	Time code (when it cannot be read)
UBR :	User bit
U*R :	User bit (when it cannot be read)
TCG :	Time code generator value
UBG :	User bit generator value

Block 2

No display : Normally, nothing is displayed here.

P : When the supply voltage has dropped

S : When the fan has stopped

L : When LOW RF

•Search speed display

•REV, SHTL and FWD are displayed during external VTR control.

•In the jog mode, REV, STILL or FWD is displayed.

•The tape speed is displayed in SHTL, VAR and PPLY.

SHTL – 32.0(where “32.0” is the speed and “–” denotes the reverse tape direction (compared with “+” which denotes the forward tape direction)

Block 4 (when T&YMD, T&MDY, T&DMY or T&RT is set for the set-up menu item No. 000)

DATE: Date on which tape was shot

D*TE: Date on which tape was shot (when it cannot be read)

TIME: Time (hr/min/sec) at which tape was shot

T*ME: Time at which tape was shot (when it cannot be read)

With the on-screen display, the superimposed signals are added to the liquid-crystal TV monitor or to the signals output from the VIDEO MONITOR connector.

To superimpose displays:

First check the connections, and then press the COUNTER/REMAIN switch. Check that characters are now displayed on the monitor.

If no characters are superimposed, press the COUNTER/REMAIN switch again.

For details on the superimposed display function, refer to the next page.

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Contents Operating Instructions For Your Safety FCC NoteContents Features IntroductionControls and Their Functions Liquid-crystal monitor sectionCounter display section Front Keyboard Switches Level Controls Player/Recorder Control Section VTR Control Section for both VTR1 and VTR2Edit Mode Setting Section Automatic Editing Control Section PREVIEW/REVIEW button Button for both VTR1 and VTR2OUT button for both VTR1 and VTR2 0AUTO EDIT/MULTI buttonSide Panel Section for both VTR1 and VTR2 Front SectionTop Section Connector Section for both VTR1 and VTR2 Opening and Closing the Laptop OpeningCompatible Tapes Use of Panasonic consumer DV cassette tapes is recommendedSystem Connections Connections for transmission Microwave transmitterAC adaptor Recording different signals on 2 VTRs Backup recording using 2 VTRsRecording the same signal on 2VTRs System applicationsSwitch setting Editing controllerUsing two VTRs as source units for AB roll editing VTR2External VTR AJ-LT85 When using an external VTR as the editing source unitControl EXT VTR Play Delay VTR1 Control EXT VTRSET-UP Menu Operations Detailed Description of SET-UP Menus BasicOperation Search HumidOPE DialInterface Edit CLR SynchroEDL Auto AfterTape Protect Time Code Phase Corr TC ModePreset FreeVideo Audio ST2 ST1Output PB FadeSystem Preparation of Editing Tape 1st edit Standard modeBasic Flow of Editing Operations PreviewTypes of Edit Modes and Illustrations Assemble edit modeInsert edit mode Split editingCUT Editing Procedure Edit mode selectionSearch dial Edit point registration To produce a still picture of the desired sceneDuring normal playback press the Still button Edit point checking, revising and clearing When preview is executed To recall the contents of the previous previewTo suspend preview and execute automatic editing Editing execution Cut editingReview Audio Split Editing Procedure Revising an edit in pointDisplaying the audio split amount Video Split Editing Procedure Correcting an edit in pointDisplaying the video split amount Editing by Edit in Point Setting only When executing editing without previewStill Picture Editing Auto TAG Editing Track FunctionTC Jump Function Event Editing How to register eventsWhen 00 appears as the event number Registering eventsAccessing an event prior to the event now displayed Accessing the event ahead of the event now displayedCalling an event Revising and clearing events Clearing all the events initializing the EDLExecuting event editing N35 Calling the previously previewed contentsEdit Data Management EDL Displaying event numbersSteps taken for loading Edit Data Dumping TO/LOADING from AN External DeviceSteps taken for dumping DumpCommunications parameter settings Format selection common to Dump and LoadDCD DTR GND DSR RTS CTS Reference Concerning the EDL format Event numbers Effect typeReel numbers Audio split editing CH1 CH2 CH2 CH1CH1/CH2 Connections with the AJ-YA752 Audio Memory Unit VTRTime code generator TCG and user bit generator UBG modes Time codesUser bit Time Codes TC and User Bits UB Auto Edit mode VTR2 only Mode other than Auto Edit VTR1 and VTR2REC Same function Vitc output specificationsTC OUT LTC output specifications Turning on the REC Same functionEncoder Adjustments To adjust the encoder using the laptopSending out the signals Waveform on WFM Waveform on VSC Waveform on WFMAdjustments in set-up menu mode LIQUID-CRYSTAL TV Monitor AdjustmentsAdjustment in display section To adjustment the brightnessBlock Superimpose Screen DisplaysTo superimpose displays Search speed displayWhat is displayed Characters displayedCTL counter display Connector Signals AudioError Messages Error No Details of error VTR operationTake-up reel motor speed is abnormally high DIAG-MENU Operations To transfer from a regular mode to the Diag modeTo return from the Diag mode to the normal mode To display the versionDetailed Description of Diag Menu Others Video head cleaningMaintenance CondensationSpecifications General VideoSpecifications Panasonic Canada Inc