Panasonic AJ-PD950 Search, Shtl MAX, Ff. Rew, Max, Audio, Mute, REF Alarm Auto EE SEL, EE Mode

Page 49
Superimposed
display
DIAL
KEY
x8
x16
x32
x16
x32
x50
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
S/F/R
STOP
BLACK
NORMAL THRU

USER menu

<OPERATION>

 

Item

N o .

Superimposed

 

display

100

SEARCH

 

ENA

101

SHTL MAX

102

FF. REW

 

MAX

103

AUDIO

 

MUTE

104 REF ALARM

105 AUTO EE

SEL

Setting

N o .

0000

0001

0000

0001

0002

0000

0001

0002

0000

0001

0000

0001

0000

0001

0002

Description

This selects the direct search dial operation. 0: For direct search dial operations.

1:Operation is not transferred to the search mode unless the search button is pressed.

This sets the maximum speed for shuttle operations. 0: 8x normal speed

1: 16x normal speed

2: 32x normal speed

This sets the maximum speed for FF and REW operations. 0: 16 (32)x normal speed

1: 32 (60)x normal speed

2:50 (100)x normal speed

<Note>

Values for the 411 (25M) mode are shown in parentheses ( ).

This sets the status until the audio signal is output when operation switches from the stop or search modes to the play mode.

0:The time until the audio is output is shortened.

1:The audio is output after the status stabilizes.

<Note>

When set to 0 (OFF), the sound in the initially output part is incomplete. Therefore, this setting is not recommended for broadcasts.

This selects whether to warn the operator when the REF.VIDEO signal has not been connected.

0:Warning is not given.

1:Warning is given by the flashing STOP lamp.

This selects the VTR mode in which the EE status is established when the TAPE/EE switch is set to EE.

0:EE status is established in the STOP, FF or REW mode. However, EE status is always established in EJECT mode regardless of the TAPE/EE switch setting.

1:EE status is established only in the stop mode. However, EE status is always established in EJECT mode regardless of the TAPE/EE switch setting.

2:EE status is established only in the stop mode. However,

depending on TAPE/EE switch setting EJECT mode is as follows:

TAPE/EE switch EE: EE status

TAPE/EE switch TAPE: BLACK status for video MUTE status for audio

106 EE MODE

0000

SEL

0001

107 PLAY

0000

DELAY

0015

This selects the EE mode output signals.

0:Signals are output with a delay equivalent to the length of internal signal processing.

1:Signals are output directly, without internal processing, and

so are output with no delay.

<Note>

When editing mode is selected, SDTI is selected as the video input signal, or INT SG is selected at either VIDEO or AUDIO, he internal operations are forcibly set to NORMAL.

0This set the play delay time in frame increments.

15

The underline on the setting item denotes the initial setting.

- 4 9 -

Page 48 Page 50
Image 49
Page 48 Page 50
Contents Operating Instructions FCC Note Contents Features General and FeaturesMultifunctional interface Menu-driven setupChannel high-sound-quality digital audio Controls and their functions Power switch TV system/format displaysFront panel Front Panel Top Section 525/525P*/625Video Input Select switchesAudio Input Select displayFront Panel Center Section TC/UB switch TC/CTL switchINT/EXT switch TAPE/EE switch In the stop modeSHTL/SLOW switch REMOTE/LOCAL switchRemote lamp Search buttonAuto Edit button Preroll buttonPREVIEW/REVIEW buttons A IN/SET/OUT a OUT buttonsTime code buttons Headphones jackCassette insertion display lamp Dvcpro format 25Mbps cassette playback display lampMonitor Select switches Volume controlMeter FULL/FINE selector switch Front Panel Bottom Section TV System selector switch REC Inhibit switchMenu button SET buttonConnector area Signal GND terminal AC in connectorTime Code in connector Time Code OUT connectorAnalog Composite Video OUT connectors Analog Component Video OUT connectorDigital Audio IN/OUT connector Serial Digital Component AUDIO/VIDEO IN/OUT connectorSet the Control switch on the front panel to Local Connections when one unit is usedConnections when 2 units are used deck to deck Connections with editing controller Video OUT REF BB RecorderRecorder OUT Monitor OUT WFM VSCCassette Description TapesSwitching on the power/inserting the cassette Still Timer Setting STOP/STAND by modeAdjusting the video level 1Selecting video/audio input signals3Adjusting the audio level RecordingPlayback Shuttle mode Jog modeJog/shuttle Manual editing Preroll Automatic editing Deck to Deck When the unit is used as the recorder Switch settings and adjustmentsWhen the unit is used as the player Automatic editingSelect the editing mode Match frame processing function Entering the edit pointsNegative duration function Calculating the duration Checking the edit points2Resetting either the edit in or OUT point 1Resetting both the edit in and OUT pointsModifying the edit points Preview Postroll Executing automatic editingRetry function Auto tag editingReview Split editing Entering the edit points Audio split editingDeleting the edit points Modifying the edit pointsCueing up the tape to the edit points Displaying the audio split edit pointsDuration display OperationsSetup level Video output encoder output signal adjustmentsVideo level Chroma level and hueSetup default settings Changing the settingsSETUP-MENU Init SET YESPLAY/NOSTOP Changing the file Setup setting menusI D E O Phase SCH Coarse SCH Fine AV Phase SYS H Range SettingNo. Superimposed Encoder SELUser menu Basic Setting Setup menusEE Mode REF Alarm Auto EE SELDelay SearchMemory stop function OperationCAP Lock MemoryParity 5 Baud Rate Data Length9 Return ACK OtherRange VARIN/OUT DELUser menu Edit SettingDisplay Time Code INT SG SetupVsync LOW RFVideo Unity CUE OUT Monil Monir Moni OUT EmphasisANA DigiAudio Setting T u p m e n u s Setting DescriptionAJ-PD950 User menu AudioTime code Time code/user bitUser bit Setting the external time code TC switch EXT Setting the internal time codeRecording internal/external time codes Reproducing the time code/user bit VTR operation mode Operation modeSuperimpose screen Characters displayedServo reference Input signal status Servo reference setting tablesOn the setup menu Video in signal REF in signal No position Video in signal REF in signal Servo reference No positionAudio V Fade Function Audio recording channel Audio recording channel and monitor output selectionMonitor output channel Printed circuit board Factory settingCircuit Full name Function EIA standard rack Rack mountingCondensation Video head cleaningDiag menu Error messagesDisplaying the Diag menu Item No Description Displaying the Hours Meter informationDisplay Description Monitor display DescriptionCounter display Monitor display Table of Auto OFF Error messagesDescription VTR operation Power OFF O P Stop Stop Power OFF onCounter display Monitor display Description VTR operation Introduction Hardware specificationsPin No Outline of send procedure from controller Software specificationsProtocol Communication parameters Communication parameterACK Error code tableSTX OPL ETX ACK STX OPL ETX Command table Standby OFF Standby on RS-232C interfaceSTX OBF ETX STX OBN ETXCTL/TC Data Request Status Request Commands relating to inquiries NotesRequest STX QCD ETX STX QOP ETX STX QID ETXCLS Microsoft QuickBASIC sample programPin No. Signal Connector signalsSignal Transmit CommonSignal Pin No Pin No SignalRS-232C Remote 25-pin D-SUB crossover cable supported Abbreviation Circuit DescriptionDvcpro 50/DVCPRO P SpecificationsYES Dvcpro DVCPRO/DVCPRO P* 1/5Audio Parts Information & Ordering
Related manuals
Manual 83 pages 53.64 Kb

AJ-PD950, AJ-D950 specifications

The Panasonic AJ-D950 and AJ-PD950 are professional digital video recorders that have earned a reputable position in the broadcast and production industries. These versatile devices combine advanced digital technology with user-friendly features, making them suitable for a wide range of applications, from live event coverage to high-end video production.

One of the notable features of the AJ-D950 is its ability to record in both DV and DVCPRO formats. This flexibility allows users to choose the best format for their specific needs, whether they require a higher-quality broadcast standard or a more compressed format for storage efficiency. The device supports both standard definition and high definition, providing broadcasters with the versatility to adapt to changing production demands.

The AJ-PD950 complements its predecessor with additional features tailored for enhanced usability and performance. Equipped with a powerful 25 Mbps data rate in DVCPRO mode, it ensures high-quality video output while maintaining manageable file sizes. The unit's dual-speed playback capabilities allow for real-time viewing and slow-motion playback, enabling editors to capture precise moments during post-production.

Both models feature an intuitive interface with a well-organized control layout, allowing for easy navigation through menus and settings. The LCD display offers clear visibility of vital operational information, including recording time, tape status, and battery life. Additionally, the presence of built-in speakers ensures that audio channels can be monitored without the need for external equipment.

Connectivity options are plentiful with the AJ-D950 and AJ-PD950, as they come equipped with various inputs and outputs, including SDI, HDMI, and analog connections. This wide range of interfaces facilitates integration with other production equipment, enhancing workflow and efficiency in the studio or on location.

The compact and rugged design of both models makes them ideal for field use. Their lightweight build allows for easy transport, while the robust housing provides protection against the rigors of on-location shoots. The long battery life further ensures that these recorders can operate for extended periods, accommodating even the most demanding production schedules.

In conclusion, the Panasonic AJ-D950 and AJ-PD950 are sophisticated yet user-friendly digital video recorders that offer exceptional performance and flexibility. Their advanced recording capabilities, ease of use, and extensive connectivity options make them valuable tools for professionals in the ever-evolving world of video production. Whether for broadcast, event coverage, or creative projects, these recorders stand out as reliable choices in the market.
Top Page Image Contents