Panasonic AJ-D960EG manual Jog/shuttle, Jog mode, Shuttle mode

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Jog/shuttle

Jog mode

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Push the search dial to the “in” position.

Be sure that the JOG lamp lights.

Rotate the search dial.

The dial’s clickstops are cleared, and the tape is played back at the speed (–1to +2normal speed*) corresponding to the speed at which the dial is turned. When the dial rotation is stopped, a still picture appears. The playback picture is noise-free.

* The jog speed ranges from –1to +1with DV and DVCAM tapes.

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3 To transfer from the jog mode to another mode, press the appropriate button.

Shuttle mode

1 Push the search dial to release it from the “in” position. The SHTL lamp lights, and the unit goes into the shuttle mode.

Immediately after the power has been turned on, rotate the search dial and set it to the centre position.

2 Set the SHTL/SLOW switch to SHTL or SLOW.

3 Rotate the search dial.

When the SHTL/SLOW switch has been set to SHTL, the playback picture speed is varied from 0 to ±32normal speed depending on the position of the dial. The playback picture speed can be switched to ±8.4, ±16and ±32normal speed with setting menu No. 101 (SHTL MAX).

The dial’s centre position is a clickstop where a still picture appears as the playback image. When the SHTL/SLOW switch has been set to SLOW, the playback picture speed is varied from –4.1 to +4.1normal speed depending on the position of the dial. The maximum speed can be selected using the setup menu No. 320 (VAR FWD MAX) and No. 321 (VAR REV MAX). However, noise appears at speeds other than –1 to +2normal speed*.

The dial’s centre position is a clickstop where a still picture appears as the playback image. The playback picture is noise-free.

*Noise will be generated outside the shuttle speed range of –1to +1with DV and DVCAM tapes.

4 To transfer from the shuttle mode to another mode, press the STOP button or other button.

<Note>

When the unit leaves the factory, its operation is set up so that it will be transferred to the shuttle or jog mode when the search dial is rotated. If it is inconvenient for operation to be transferred to the variable-speed mode directly, it can also be transferred through the search button.

Set setup menu No. 100 (SEARCH ENA) to KEY.

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Contents Operating Instructions Not to be used in the U.K How to replace the fuseFor U.K. only Damage both to the recorder and to the tape Operating precautionContents Features General and FeaturesDial shuttle Menu-driven setupTime codes Multifunctional interfaceFront Panel Top Section Controls and their functionsFront panel Video Input Select switchesAudio Input Select displayFront Panel Centre Section @0TC/UB switch 9TC/CTL switch@1INT/EXT switch @2TAPE/EE switch In the stop mode@7SHTL/SLOW switch @3REMOTE/LOCAL switch@4REMOTE lamp @5Search button#1AUTO Edit button #0PREROLL button#2PREVIEW/REVIEW buttons #3IN a IN/SET/OUT a OUT buttons#8Time code buttons $6Headphones jack#9Warning lamp $0Cassette insertion display lamp$9METER FULL/FINE selector switch $7Volume control$8MONITOR Select switches Front Panel Bottom Section 8TV System selector switch 7REC Inhibit switch9MENU button 0SET button0y t ui o Connector areaSignal GND terminal AC in connectorTime Code in connector Time Code OUT connector6ANALOG Composite Video OUT connectors 5ANALOG Component Video OUT connector option7DIGITAL Audio IN/OUT connector 8SERIAL Digital Component AUDIO/VIDEO IN/OUT connectorConnections Connections when one unit is usedRecorder Device Connections when 2 units are used deck to deckAudio output signals Reference signal Audiomonitor Signals AV monitor ReferenceVideo monitor Signals Audio monitor Reference signalWFM VSC Type TapesStand by Player Switching on the power/inserting the cassetteStill Timer Setting STOP/STAND by modeAdjusting the video level Selecting video/audio input signalsAdjusting the audio level RecordingPlayback Jog/shuttle Jog modeShuttle mode 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 Negative duration function Entering the edit pointsMatch frame processing function Calculating the duration Checking the edit pointsModifying the edit points Resetting both the edit in and OUT points2Resetting either the edit in or OUT point Preview Postroll Executing automatic editingRetry function Auto tag editingReview 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 OperationsVoice-over facility internal Operating procedure00000000 m Stop VTR For operation with an editing controller AG-A850Connections Example To record cross-faded audio signals onto CH2Audio cross channel editing internal 47 E I L L Multi cueDescription of display Search point operations OperationsSearch point or entry point operations 1 2 2 0 Entry point operationsSearch point and entry display operations M O R Entering cue pointsOperations on the selected page page MODE=MANU Individual entered point resetting When entering a cue point as a numberClearing entered points Search operationsChroma level and chroma phase Video output encoder output signal adjustmentsBlack level Video levelSETUP-MENU Init SET YESPLAY/NOSTOP Setup default settingsChanging the settings Changing the file Setup setting menusSetting and releasing the lock mode Setup menusUSER1 Loading a user fileSaving a user file Automatic loading of user file when the power is turned onSystem Setting DescriptionSystem menu Setting Item adjusted System Setting DescriptionVideo output signal adjustments Basic User menuBasic Setting Description Dvcam DvcproMoni ManuOperation Memory stop function OperationStboff FRZ ModeSOF&EJ INHEject Rota ModeMODE1 MODE2Interface Local 25P InterfaceMaster IN/OUTEdit Edit Setting Description Amux AUD MEMAmuvo IntxPostroll JOG FWDJOG REV Tape Protect Time Code Vaux video auxiliary data area Time CodeSBC sub code data area Video Video Setting Description Audio Audio Setting Description User menu Audio Setting Description Moni SEL DirectON1 MON AutoADD Line BlankREC LINE1 REC LINE2Y4BPF Blank Setting DescriptionREC LINE3 REC LINE40014 273L 0000 10L0012 22L 0013 263L 0014 273L 0016 275L 0025 284L 0026 525L 0003 13LMoji TeletextNabts DETBlank Line 88 E Menu Time code Time code/user bitUser bit TCR 00 07 04 Frames Hours Seconds MinutesRecording internal/external time codes Setting the internal time codeSetting the external time code TC switch → EXT Reproducing the time code/user bit Superimpose screen Operation modeCharacters displayed Display positionStart Video output signals and servo reference signalExternal synchronization of video output signals Servo reference signal Audio V Fade Function Monitor output channel Audio recording channel and monitor output selectionAudio recording channel Printed Abbr Factory Circuit Full name Function Printed circuit boardBoard NameRack mounting Condensationy Video head cleaningInstalling the mechanism dust protector Displaying the Diag menu Error messagesDiag menu Priority Display Description Displaying the Hours Meter informationItem No Description Priority Monitor display Description VTR operation Power OFF→ON Table of Auto OFF Error messagesCounter display Monitor display Description VTR operation Restart conditionReel DIR Unmatch Power OFF →ONExternal interface specifications Hardware specificationsRS-232C interface IntroductionProtocol Software specificationsWhen the communication has terminated abnormally Nack Error code tableReturn format VTR → controller PC STX OPL ETX ACK STX OPL ETXCommands relating to operation control Notes Command tableReturn completion Send command Supplementary notes OperationReverse STX OSR ETXStandby STX OBF ETX OFF Standby STX OBN ETXCommands relating to inquiries Notes CLS Microsoft QuickBASIC sample programmeUsing the signals as the SDI input signals How to use the SDTI/SDI common input signalsUsing the signals as the Sdti input signals Sdti interface boardHow to use the 2⋅ speed transmission mode How to use the SDTI/SDI common output signalsUsing the signals as the SDI output signals Using the signals as the Sdti output signalsReference signal generator Source Precautions to observe when using the Sdti signalsPin No. Signal Connector signalsSignal Pin No SignalPin No Abbreviation Circuit Description RS-232C Remote 25-pin D-SUB crossover cable supportedAC 220 240 V, 50 60 Hz 280 W SpecificationsVideo Signal Adjustment Video Output ConnectorAudio Input Connector Audio Output ConnectorPanasonic Broadcast Europe GmbH Panasonic Broadcast Europe