Panasonic AG-HPG10P Charging the battery, Connect the AC cable to the power outlet, Power Charge

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Charging the battery

Charging

Before using the battery, give it a full charge using the AC adapter. It is recommended that you have a spare battery available in case you need it.

1 Place the battery horizontally while aligning it with the mark on the AC adapter, and slide it into position.

•If the DC cable is connected to the AC adapter, disconnect it before proceeding any further. The battery cannot be charged if this cable is left connected.

2 Connect the AC cable to the power outlet.

•The POWER and CHARGE lamps on the AC adapter light, and charging starts.

•If the CHARGE lamp fails to light when the battery has been installed, remove the battery and then re-install it.

POWER

CHARGE

•When the battery has been charged, the CHARGE lamp on the AC adapter goes off.

3 Slide the battery out of position, and remove it.

Charging time and play time of supplied battery

Capacity

Charging

Continuous

 

time

playback time

5400 mAh

Approx. 330

Approx. 240

 

minutes

minutes

•The times given in the above table are approximate figures based on playback in the DVCPRO HD mode.

•The times given in the above table are obtained at an ambient operating temperature of 20 °C and an ambient relative humidity of 60%.It may take longer to charge the battery at other temperature and humidity levels.

•While the battery is being used or charged, it will become hot.

•If the playback and stop operations are repeated more than necessary, the playback time will be shorter than the time given in the above table.

•Before storing the battery, make sure that it is discharged.

When the battery is to be stored for a prolonged period, it is recommended that you charge it once a year, use the battery in the unit until its charge is used up, and then return it to storage.

•When the battery temperature becomes extremely high or low or when a discharged battery has been left unused for a prolonged time, the CHARGE lamp will blink several times, and charging will commence automatically.

•When the CHARGE lamp continues to blink even when the battery is at the right temperature,

it may indicate a failure in the battery or AC adapter. Contact your dealer.

•When the battery is warm, it will take longer than usual to recharge it.

•When the AC adapter is used near a radio, the sound from the radio may be distorted. Use the AC adapter and radio at a distance of at least 1 meter from each other.

•Noise may be heard from the AC adapter while the AC adapter is being used: this is normal and not a sign of trouble.

•The battery cannot be charged when power is supplied to the unit from the AC adapter.

•No guarantees are given for the operation of the VW-VBD33C (1500 mAh) optional battery pack.

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Contents Operating Instructions Memory Card Portable RecorderMemory Card Portable Recorder For Battery PackRead this first Rating plate is on the underside of the unitNotification Canada Declaration of ConformityFCC Warning For USA-California OnlySoftware information for this product Important Safety Instructions Contents Basic operations on the setting menus Drive USB Host modeDrive 1394 Host mode Setting menu configuration List of setting menusFor playback How to use the unitOutputting the data to the external monitor Introduction Editing Editing by connecting the unit to a PCAG-HPG10 this unit Hard drive P2 card AG-HPG10 this unit P2 cardReferences are shown as About this manualReferences Accessories Before useName of the parts Operation areaMechanism area and input/output connector area Output CH 1 Audio CH Video HD/SD-SDI Component OUTPower Charge Charging the batteryConnect the AC cable to the power outlet ChargingConnecting and disconnecting the power cable Installing and removing the power supplyInstalling and removing the battery InsertionHold down Power for at least 2 seconds Turning the power on and offUsing the LCD monitor Basic operationsPress Menu to exit the menu Operations performed when the function buttons are pressedMenu operations Operation modes Turn on the powerBasic operations Thumbnail display screenPC mode Turn the power off exit the PC modeLCD Brightness LCD monitor settingsLCD Color Level LCD ContrastPress FF or REW to set Year to Setting the calendarPress Stop to move the setting item to Month Press FF or REW to set Month to MAYInserting P2 cards P2 card access LED and P2 card statusP2 cards Select YES on the confirmation screen, and press Still Formatting P2 cardsP2 card protection Selected P2 card is now formattedP2 cards Ejecting P2 cardsConcerning P2 cards Using the User buttonsCharging the internal battery OtherInserting/ejecting SD memory cards Using SD memory cardsPrecautions for using SD memory cards Formatting SD memory cardsSaving User files on SD memory cards Using FF or REW, select the file number 1, 2, 3 orUsing Stop and PLAY, select WRITE, and press Still To re-load files from SD memory cardsPlayback formats Switching playback formatsThumbnail display Names and functions thumbnail display screen partsDisplay statuses P2 card slot numbers and hard drive statusesThumbnail display Names and functions of thumbnail display screen partsClips Slot Clips Changing the displays on the thumbnail display screenClips ExitSetting the items to be displayed To release the selection Clip managementSelecting clips Deleting clipsConnecting incomplete clips Repairing and connecting clipsRepairing defective clips Clip managementWhen the completion message has Appeared, press OK Still Copying clipsInformation on the selected clip now appears on the screen Voice memo indicatorDisplaying the clip information Information added to clipsClip meta-data If necessary, reference the clip meta-data contentsClip information Press MENU, and select Exit to exitEditing the clip information Inserting shot marks into clips Displaying the P2 card statusP2 card remaining memory or used memory and total memory Write-protect markP2 card status Slot remaining memory or used memory totalProxy recording is not possible with this unit Press OK Still Press Menu to exit the procedureDisplaying the SD memory card information Clip playback Playing back clipsClip forward/reverse Variable-speed searchesRepeat playback Rapid forward/rapid reverse playbackPlayback from text memo position Press MENU, and then select Exit using STOP, Play and StillClip playback Cursor moves hereReplacing thumbnail images Dividing and copying clips using text memosDeleting text memos Multiple number of text memos can be selectedAudio OUT CH1 Setting the outputsOutputting images to an external monitor for playback HD/SD-SDI OUTSDI OUT SET UPCMPNT/SDI SEL SDI MetadataInput recording For details, refer to setting menu Recording Setup screenRecording data on P2 cards Thumbnail screen appearsTime code displays Resetting the counter valueSlot continuous recording Waveform monitor displaysUSB cable optional Hard drive Type a Accessory Cable optionalCopying data from P2 cards to the hard drive Usable hard drives Switching to the USB Host modeTo exit the Host mode Following hard drive can be usedTypes of hard drives and usable functions Copying data from P2 cards to the hard drive USB Host modeHard drive type Features Functions that can be used Formatting the hard drive Insert the P2 card Press Menu Switch to the USB Host mode Connect the USB hard driveExporting data to a hard drive in 1-card increments Characters to the partition. dataSaving Hard drive data displayYou can display the hard drive information Page Importing data from a hard drive to P2 cards Importing one clip at a time to a P2 cardSwitching to the 1394 Host mode Copying data from P2 cards to the hard drive Using Stop and PLAY, select the card slot, and press StillUsing Stop and PLAY, select PROPERTY, and press Still Hard drive status displaysFor a Macintosh computer Connector Editing the P2 card data USB Device mode/1394 Device modeEditing in the USB device mode Editing by means of external devicesEditing in the 1394 device mode P2 Full Screen displaysNormal displays Text Memo Mark onMark OFF InvalidScreen displays Turn Power OFF Cannot Access TargetCannot Access Card Lack of REC CapacityREC Warning Error displaysSystem Error Cannot PlayALL Partial OFF Selecting what is to be displayed on the screenMode Check List of recording/playback and output formats For system format 60 Hz regionsRecorded For 50 Hz system format regionsChannels with the Dvcpro or DV format Press Menu to display the menu. Example Basic operations on the setting menusInitializing the setting menu Press Still to set the itemSetting menu configuration CMPNT/SDI SEL SDI OUTList of setting menus Recording Setup screenPreset UB ModeUB Preset UserList of setting menus SW Mode screenPlayback Functions screen AV OUT Setup screenSetup Repeat PlayDisplay Setup screen Card Functions screen Other Functions screen English Power SaveLanguage JapaneseOption Menu screen Battery-related Q&A Troubleshooting Q&APower-related Q&A For your referenceEditing Troubleshooting Q&ARecording Playback No hot swap playbackWhen carrying the unit around, take care not to drop it Operating precautionsAC adapter and battery Doing so may adversely affect the recorded images and soundProtect the battery terminals Characteristics of the batteryAfter using the unit, always remember to remove the battery Protective caps for the connectorsDo not use benzine or paint thinners to clean the unit Updating the drivers installed in the unitMaintenance CondensationUnit Storage precautionsBattery SD memory cardsContents Audio Clip Icon Proxy Video Voice LASTCLIP.TXT Handling the data recorded on P2 cardsCards that you cannot Use Concerning the use of memory cardsCards that you can use All memory cards except the ones shown on the leftVideo SpecificationsGeneral P2 Card Slots Audio Optional PeripheralsOther INPUTS/OUTPUTS SD Card SlotTechnical Support Eastern ZoneWestern Zone

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