Panasonic AJ-HD1700 manual Example of connections with an editing controller

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Connections

Example of connections with an editing controller

		Recorder
AV monitor
Video monitor signals	POWER	OFF	ON
Video monitor signals			1 2	3 4	5 6	7	8 CUE
			CH CONDITION	MONITOR	FULL/FINE		REMOTE
				L	R
			HEADPHONES
					SHIFT	F1	F2	F3	F4	F5	F6

						EJECT
XL/L/M		- cassette
	Do not insert S-cassette
	without adapter
HOME	RF1	RF2ASSEM	ADJUST	SHTL	JOG	VAR
VIDEO	TC	CUE
			INSERT	REV		FWD
AUDIO	DIAG	MENU		REV		FWD
STAND BY	PLAYER	RECORDER	INPUT CHECK
		SERVO	REC INHIBIT

Audio monitor	AUDIO CH SELECT	ABC	DEF	GHI			A IN
	AUDIO CH SELECT	7		8	9		A IN
	CH 1 CH 5 CH 2 CH 6 CH 3 CH 7 CH 4 CH 8	7		8	9	PREVIEW/	PRE-
		JKL	MNO	PQRS		REVIEW	ROLL
		4		5	6	BS	AUTO
		TUV	WXYZ				AUTO
		TUV	WXYZ				TRIM

A OUT

EDIT PLAY REC

signals	1	2	3 ENT	EDIT	SET

	0	C T	F		IN
FULLREC P8 REC P8 REC P8 REC P8
To REMOTE IN/OUT
connector

REW STOPFF

OUT

FULL

Remote signals

Editing controller

Remote signals

Video output signals

Audio output signals

To REMOTE IN/OUT

connector

EJECT

XL/L/M - cassette

Video input signals

Audio input signals

Video monitor signals

AV switcher

Remote signals

	To	output signals
	To	Video
	REMOTE	Video
	IN/OUT

Av monitor

Audio monitor

signals

Reference signal generator

Audio output signals

Reference signal

EJECT

XL/L/M - cassette

POWER

OFF

ON

Do not insert S-cassette

without adapter

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CUE

CH CONDITION

MONITOR

FULL/FINE

REMOTE

L

R

HEADPHONES

HOME

RF1

RF2ASSEM

ADJUST

SHTL

JOG

VAR

VIDEO

TC

CUE

INSERT

REV

FWD

AUDIO

DIAG

MENU

STAND BY

PLAYER

RECORDER

INPUT CHECK

SHIFT

F1

F2

F3

F4

F5

F6

SERVO

REC INHIBIT

Reference signal

AUDIO CH SELECT

ABC

DEF

GHI

A IN

A OUT

EDIT

PLAY

REC

CH

1

CH

5 CH 2

CH

6 CH 3

CH 7 CH

4

CH 8

7

8

9

PREVIEW/

PRE-

JKL

MNO

PQRS

REVIEW

ROLL

4

5

6

BS

AUTO

TUV

WXYZ

TRIM

REW

STOP

FF

1

2

3

ENT

EDIT

SET

REC

P8

REC

P8

REC

P8

REC

P8

0

C

T

F

IN

OUT

FULL

FULL

POWER

OFF

ON

Do not insert S-cassette

without adapter

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CUE

CH CONDITION

MONITOR

FULL/FINE

REMOTE

L

R

HEADPHONES

HOME

RF1

RF2ASSEM

ADJUST

SHTL

JOG

VAR

VIDEO

TC

CUE

INSERT

REV

FWD

AUDIO

DIAG

MENU

STAND BY

PLAYER

RECORDER

INPUT CHECK

SHIFT

F1

F2

F3

F4

F5

F6

SERVO

REC INHIBIT

AUDIO CH SELECT

ABC

DEF

GHI

A IN

A OUT

EDIT

PLAY

REC

CH

1

CH 5 CH

2

CH 6 CH

3

CH

7 CH 4

CH 8

7

8

9

PREVIEW/

PRE-

JKL

MNO

PQRS

REVIEW

ROLL

4

5

6

BS

AUTO

TUV

WXYZ

TRIM

REW

STOP

FF

1

2

3

ENT

EDIT

SET

REC

P8

REC

P8

REC

P8

REC

P8

0

C

T

F

IN

OUT

FULL

FULL

Source unit

Video monitor

signals

Av monitor

	Source unit
Audio monitor signals	Video monitor signals			Audio monitor signals

Av monitor

<Note>

When disconnecting the remote signals (9P) from one component and re-connecting them to another component, check the settings, etc. of the editing controller.

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Contents Model AJ VQT0E88Operating precaution For your safetyIndicates safety information Do not Remove Panel Cover by UN Screwing For U.S.A. and CanadaFor Europe FCC NoteHow to replace the fuse Contents Standard accessories General outlineFeatures Parts and Their Functions Front panelMonitor Select buttons Factory settingFine mode Meter FULL/FINE selector buttonAudio Unity lamp Adjust dialTime code display @ Direct menu buttonsStill REVFWD PREVIEW/REVIEW button Audio channel selector buttonNumber keys Auto Edit buttonFront panel Player and Recorder buttons Standby buttonInput Check button Video 50 Hz mode Input Check output specificationsVideo 59/60 Hz mode AudioTime code display UBG CTLTCG TCR/TRear panel HD REF in connectors and 75-ohm termination switches ? Analog Composite Video OUT connectors@ SD REF in connectors and 75-ohm termination switches HD REF OUT connectorSource side ConnectionsPlayer side Recorder sideExample of system connections in 23/24 Hz or 25 Hz HD mode Example of system connections in 25 Hz SD modeExample of connections with an editing controller XL cassettes Concerning tapesCassettes Dvcpro HD LPPrecautions for Still Timer setting Turning on the power and inserting the cassetteTurn on the VTR’s power Check that the Auto OFF lamp is off Stop and Standby modesAdjust the audio levels RecordingPlayback phase adjustment function PlaybackVariable mode Jog modeShuttle mode Jog/ShuttlePreroll When the search mode is established on the CUE screenManual Editing AssemAutomatic Editing When using this VTR as the playerSwitch the time counter display to TC Or CTL Basic editing steps are as followsPlayer Selecting the editing modeRegistering the edit points RecorderModifying edit points When no edit points have been setChecking the edit points Re-registering an edit pointRetry function Previewing Automatic editingPostrolling Auto tag functionReviewing Clearing the edit points Audio Split EditingRegistering the edit points Modifying the edit pointsBetween the audio in and OUT points Duration displayBetween the video in and OUT points Match frame processing functionOutline Variable memory functionVariable memory function selection Variable memory playbackEdited results can be checked HasCleared VariableGeneral menus Function menusGeneral description Special menusAllocating the function keys Toggle i ADJ How to switch the settingsToggle PressPB FMT HomeStatus display DvcamINT24 VTRINT23 INT2523.98/24Hz, 25 Hz HD mode 59.94 Hz/60 Hz operation specifications for tape playback59.94 Hz/60 Hz, 50 Hz mode Hz SD modeRemaining tape/total tape display Operation mode speed displayVariable memory mode indicator Cue time displayInputting numbers and letters Registering TCG valuesSelecting the values Entering the input valuesOutput ResetTape INH ALLPressed. Refer to setup menu items No.670 to Video signal output level adjustmentsVideo F5 Shift F1 Shift F2 Shift F3 ShiftF4 Shift HUEAudio signal input selection CH1jCH4 AudioF2 SHIFT2 F3 SHIFT2 VolumeF1 SHIFT2 ReccueTC SRC INT TC Source Extl Sltc Svitc DF MOD NDF DF Mode F1 ShiftTimer INT Extl VitcNumber display area CUEMoving to registered points Registered point display areaCue point registration When registering cue points by numberCUE $ Clearing all the registered points together Clearing registered pointsSearch operations $Clearing individual registered pointsHour-meter display Error log functionDiag LCD monitor displaysMessages saved when on is selected as the setting Menu Automatic editing and manual editing AssembleAfter the edit in and OUT points have been After the edit When the editing mode has been selectedInsert Buttons lightSetup MENU/SYSTEM Menu SettingsFlow of setting changes Setup Menu function buttonsFunction buttons File Unlocked status File overwrite inhibit facilityLock FacilityRegistration Clearing all the function button settingsPF1/PF2 Clearing the menu itemsFlow of function button registration PF1/PF2 function buttonsPF1/PF2 function button names 402 400401 403702 700701 703Card File statusAssign Selecting the targeted memorySelecting the operation files inside the selected memory SaveSelect the file to be locked, and press Lock Editing the title of a selected fileLocking a file File status50P IN/OUT Assign Pins in which functions can be registeredItems which can be registered in the input and output pins Registered item namesResetting all the items and values ClearingSpecial in menu list Special OUT menu listUp-conversion statuses Error statusesTC input statuses Up-conversion down-conversion statuses50P IN/OUT Assign function buttons Flow of registrationPin assignment factory settings Or moreVideo output signal adjustments System menusFine SYS HCoarse SYS SCFreq SCH SDMenu Lock Setup menus BasicPOS CharaSDI MoniOUT REF PB FormatFrequency HdrefOperation Eject SW FRZ ModeLamp INHEject Lamp SP ModeAlarm Beep KEY BeepInterface Edit CH4 CH2CH3 Edit RPLCE4Tape Protect Time Code ISO Phase CorrBinary GP PAGE/LINEVideo Video OUT Style U/CC ENH HUE StyleBright PhaseSetup LVL ContrastVideo Index CC RECAudio SEL56 SEL12SEL34 SEL78100 101 102 Audio outputs in the search mode 103Menu Connections with Dolby-E* componentsHas been cleared, the following message appears How to switch the system frequencyTo cancel the setting entered in , press VTR starts50P IN/OUT 50-pin connector registration Menu management accompanying switching the system frequencySystem menu and setup menu settings System menuOUT REF Input Hdref Setup menus107 Output Tape108 109 Digi CC REC OFF BlankThru Manu PB Fade CUTTime code Setting the internal time codeTime code and user’s bit User’s bitThese functions work only on the HOME, PF1 and PF2 screens Concerning the time code and user’s bitTime code and user’s bit playback Cue-upCharacters displayed Operation modeSuperimpose screen Display positionMonitor output channels Selecting the audio recording channels and monitor outputAudio recording channels 114Display saving function Been run at all for about 5 minutesUnit can be mounted into a 19-inch standard rack Keep the temperature inside the rack to betweenRack mounting 116Maintenance Video head cleaningCondensation Diag menu Error messagesDisplaying the Diag menu Displaying the warning information Shown as a superimposed display Displaying the hour-meter informationTurn the ADJ dial to move the cursor 119CAP Tension Error messages120 DEW121 External interface specifications Hardware specificationsCondition for acknowledging Commands from RS-232C interface RS-232C interfaceSend format Software specifications protocolController PC Send command Error code tableWhen the communication has ended successfully When the communication has ended unsuccessfullyCommands relating to operation control Command table125 CTL/TC Data Commands relating to inquiries126 RequestMicrosoft QuickBASIC sample program CLSAudio OUT Connector signalsVideo OUT RS-422A Remote 9PParallel Remote 50P Printed circuit boardsEncoder REMOTE15P Video Output Connectors SpecificationsVideo Input Connectors GeneralVideo Audio Video signal adjustment ranges Cue TrackAudio Input Connectors Digital AudioOptional Accessories Other INPUT/OUTPUT Signals132 133 Panasonic Broadcast Europe Panasonic Broadcast Europe GmbH

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