Panasonic AJ-D650 Headphones jack, Volume control, Audio recording level controls, INT/EXT switch

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Headphones jack

The sound being recorded, played back or edited can be monitored on stereo headphones when they are connected to this jack.

Volume control

This is used to adjust the headphones volume.

Audio recording level controls

These are used to adjust the recording levels of the analog audio signal CH1/CH2.

CTL/TC/UB switch

Use this switch when selecting the counter display.

CTL: Tape timer (control signal) is displayed.

TC: Time code is displayed.

UB: User bit is displayed.

MONITOR SELECT switch

This is used to select the audio signals output to the monitor channel.

(With the No. 713 (MONI CH SEL) setting on the setup menu, the display may not match the monitor output.)

INT/EXT switch

INT: For using the built-in time code generator.

EXT: For using the time external code which is input from the time code input connector or the video signal VITC. The selection is set at the setup menu.

MENU button

When this is pressed, the setup menu appears on the TV monitor using VIDEO OUT 3 connector, and the setup menu No. appears on the display.

When it is pressed again, the setup mode is exited and the original operating mode is restored.

TC PRESET (FILE) button

When this is pressed, the time code setting mode is established.

User file can be selected when the cursor buttons are used during the setup menu mode. (For details, see setup menu items on page 26.)

Cursor buttons

These are used when setting time codes and settings at menu setup. These change the flashing digit in the time code indicators.

Each time they are pressed, the flashing indicator moves incremently to the left or right.

increments to the left; increments to the right.

: These change the flashing digit in the time code indicators.

Each time they are pressed, the indicated value increments and decrements. decrements the value; increments the value.

The flashing digit changes continuously when the button is continuously pressed.

For details about operation during setup menu mode, see setup menu items (page 25).

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Contents Operating Instructions FCC Note Refer Servicing to Qualified Service PersonnelContents Features General and FeaturesMenu-driven setup Multi-function input/output interfacesChannel high-sound-quality digital audio Controls and their functions Front panelCounter Display Section Cassette insertion slot Power switchEject button EDIT/EDIT REC/REC/REC INH lampsCOUNTER/REMAIN button Reset buttonREW button* ¹ Stop buttonVolume control Headphones jackCTL/TC/UB switch Monitor Select switchAudio Input switch Video Input switchREMOTE/LOCAL switch SET buttonConnector area Signal GND terminal AC in connectorAnalog Audio in connectors Time Code in connectorAnalog Component Video OUT connector S1/VIDE0 OUT connectorAnalog Composite Video OUT connectors Remote connectorP e s Type Description ConsumerCassette Set the Control switch on the front panel to Local When recording/playback using 1 unitWhen recording, playback & editing with 2 units deck to deck When using an editing controller Connect the equipment as shown in the figure below Internal encoder adjustmentsWaveform on waveform monitor Printed circuit board Printed Abbr FactoryFull name Function Name Switching on the power/inserting the cassette Still Timer Setting Stop mode1Selecting video/audio input signals 2Adjusting the audio IevelRecording Playback Setup default settings Changing the settingsFollowing message is displayed Changing the file Setup setting menusSetting Description SettingSystem menu User menuDisplay TimerSTA LocalOperation Memory Auto REWStop 9P SELUser menu E D I T Edit Blank VitcThru TCGTime Code Display VideoCH2 OUT CH1 OUTMoni CH REC CH1ST1 REC CUEOutput ST2Time code/user bit Time codeUser bit Setting the internal time code Setting the external time code TC switch EXTRecording internal/external time codes Reproducing the time code/user bit Superimpose screen Operation modeCharacters displayed Display positionServo reference Input signal status Reference signal Servo reference setting tablesVideo in signal REF in signal Servo reference No position During playback or special playbackAudio V Fade Function AJ-D650 only Rack mounting Condensation Video head cleaningAuto OFF mode Error messagesError No TV monitor display Descriptions VTR operation Error No Descriptions VTR operationError No Descriptions VTR operation Pin No. Signal Connector signalsSignal Pin NoSYS.SC Coarse RS-232C Remote 25-pin D-SUB straight cable supportedOther input/output connector SpecificationsPanasonic Reference Guide Contents Setting Description of setting Additional set-up menu itemsFormat SEL Introduction RS-232C interfaceExternal interface specifications For the model AJ-D750 Hardware specificationsConnector specifications Pin No Signal Circuit name DescriptionFor the models AJ-D650 and AJ-D640 Using straight cable with D-SUB 9-pin and 25-pin connectorsProtocol Software specificationsCommunication parameters NONE/ODD/EVENSend format controller PC VTR Data format Outline of send procedure from controllerWhen the communication has terminated normally Error code tableWhen the communication has terminated abnormally Return format VTR controller PCCommands relating to operation control Notes Command tableSend command Supplementary notesDV, Dvcam STX OSF ETXShtl STX OSR ETXCommands relating to inquiries Notes Print Microsoft QuickBASIC sample program

AJ-D650 specifications

The Panasonic AJ-D650 is a professional digital video recorder that has garnered attention for its performance and reliability in various broadcast and production environments. This versatile machine supports a range of video formats, making it an essential tool for filmmakers, broadcasters, and video production professionals. Launched as part of Panasonic's DVCPro series, the AJ-D650 stands out for its ability to deliver high-quality images while maintaining user-friendly operation.

One of the notable features of the AJ-D650 is its ability to record in both standard-definition (SD) and high-definition (HD) formats. It utilizes the DVCPro video codec, which allows for efficient compression without compromising image quality. This is particularly advantageous for professionals looking to store large volumes of footage without sacrificing clarity or detail, making it an optimal choice for long recording sessions.

The recorder integrates advanced digital audio capabilities, offering 16-bit, 48 kHz audio recording. Stability and reliability are enhanced through its use of high-performance tape transport mechanisms, which are designed to minimize dropouts and achieve consistent playback. This is crucial in live broadcasting environments where precision is paramount.

With built-in time code support, the AJ-D650 facilitates synchronized recording and playback, ensuring accurate timestamping of footage. This feature streamlines the editing process, allowing for smoother production workflows. Additionally, the machine includes comprehensive editing functionalities, accommodating various post-production requirements.

The device is designed for rigorous professional use, featuring a robust construction that can withstand the demands of fieldwork. Its compact form factor, combined with lightweight materials, makes it portable while still ensuring durability.

Connectivity options are comprehensive, including multiple input and output ports that facilitate integration with other equipment. These features enhance its adaptability in different production setups, whether in the studio or on location.

In summary, the Panasonic AJ-D650 stands out in the realm of professional digital video recording, combining advanced technology with user-friendly features. Its versatility, robust design, and high-quality output make it a preferred choice for professionals seeking reliability and performance in video production contexts.
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