Setting the internal clock’s date and time

Panasonic AJ- E operating instructions Setting the internal clock’s date and time, Region

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Press the HOLD button to cause TIME to be displayed in the display window.

Set the time (hour/minutes/seconds) using the SHIFT button, UP (+) button and DOWN (–) button.

Set the TCG switch to F-RUN or R-RUN. The internal clock starts marking time as soon as the switch position is changed.

Press the HOLD button to cause TIME ZONE (difference from the world standard time) to be displayed in the display window.

Set the TCG switch to SET.

Chapter 4 Adjustments and settings for recording

4-5-2 Setting the internal clock’s date and time

1 Set the DISPLAY switch to UB.

2 Press the HOLD button to cause DATE to be displayed in the display window.

3 Set the TCG switch to SET.

4 Set the date (year/month/day) using the SHIFT button, UP (+) button and DOWN (–) button.

10 Set the time difference (hour/minutes) and whether it is ahead (no display) or behind (“–” display) the world standard time using the UP (+) button or DOWN (–) button.

Example: When the time difference is 5 hours behind (New York)

Set “05:00 –”.

The time zone is always stored along with the date and time in the memory as memo data. While referring to the table on the right, set whatever applies to the local time.

11 Set the TCG switch to F-RUN or R-RUN to fix the time zone.

Time difference	Region	Time difference	Region

00:00	Greenwich	– 00:30

– 01:00	Azores	– 01:30

– 02:00	Mid-Atlantic	– 02:30

– 03:00	Buenos Aires	– 03:30	New Foundland

– 04:00	Halifax	– 04:30

– 05:00	New York	– 05:30

– 06:00	Chicago	– 06:30

– 07:00	Denver	– 07:30

– 08:00	Los Angeles	– 08:30

– 09:00	Alaska	– 09:30	Marquesas Islands

– 10:00	Hawaii	– 10:30

– 11:00	Midway Island	– 11:30

– 12:00	Kwajalein	+ 11:30	Norfork Island

+ 13:00		+ 10:30	Lord Howe Island

+ 12:00	New Zealand	+ 09:30	Darwin

+ 11:00	Solomon Islands	+ 08:30

+ 10:00	Guam	+ 07:30

+ 09:00	Tokyo	+ 06:30	Rangoon

+ 08:00	Beijing	+ 05:30	Bombay

+ 07:00	Bangkok	+ 04:30	Kabul

+ 06:00	Dhaka	+ 03:30	Tehran

+ 05:00	Islamabad	+ 02:30

+ 04:00	Abu Dhabi	+ 01:30

+ 03:00	Moscow	+ 00:30

+ 02:00	Eastern Europe	+ 12:45	Chatham Island

+ 01:00	Central Europe

<Notes>

≥After the date has been set in step 4, the internal clock starts marking the time as soon as the switch position has been changed even when the TCG switch is set to F-RUN or R-RUN.

To cancel the setting in the course of setting the date, time or time zone, set the TCG switch to F-RUN or R-RUN while holding down the SHIFT button.

≥The clock is accurate to a monthly error of approximately +/- 30 seconds in the power OFF status. If a more accurate time reading is required, check the time and set it again when the power is turned on.

When the AJ-GPS900G GPS unit is installed and the time can be received, the internal clock’s time (local date/time) is kept accurate on the basis of the received time (world standard time) and time zone. If the date or time display has deviated from the local time, the time zone setting may be off. Check the time zone setting again. (There is no need to set the date and time again.)

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Operating Instructions Model NoLithium Battery $ do not Remove Panel Cover by UnscrewingTo remove the battery/Verwijderen van de batterij Contents Specifications 106 Chapter Maintenance InspectionsMenu description tables Features of the camera unit Features of the VTR unit ≥ Built-in time code generator/reader System configuration≥ Dvcpro Ieee 1394 digital input/output connector provided ≥ Metadata supportedPower supply and accessory mounting section Front Audio function section input systemRear Audio function section output system Shooting and recording camera unit CAM. Auto Knee OFF Shooting and recording VTR unitCAM. Auto Knee on Bars? Video OUT video signal output connector = Output SEL output signal selection switchVideo OUT Character switch @ ECU Remote remote control connectorMenu operation section Time code related section CTLDisplays relating to the VTR unit’s operations and modes Remaining tape and remaining battery chargeDisplay window and its displays NDF Slave Hold WTCG switch position Display switch Display item Position Time code-related switch settings and display itemsMode displays Displays relating to the time codeViewfinder section Cassette tapes From providing the power supply to loading the cassette Basic proceduresUp to performing the switch settings 3When adjusting the white balance on the spot Procedure for shootingAdjust the white balance Tape function buttonsScene-to-scene continuity during rec-pause Scene-to-scene continuityNews REC function SDC615 Ensuring scene-to-scene continuity at other timesInterval REC function Procedure for shooting in the on modesPRE-RECORDING function SDC905 ONE ShotProcedure for shooting in the ONE Shot mode When the ONE Shot mode of Interval REC is toWhen the Interval REC mode is to be exited Checkpoints common to all Interval REC modesRec-review function When the Retake function is to be exitedRetake function Normal playback and playback at different speedsWhite balance detection area Adjusting the white balance and black balanceAdjusting the white balance Output CAMAuto tracking white balance setting When there is no time to adjust the white balanceWhen the white balance cannot be adjusted automatically White balance memoriesBlack balance memory Adjusting the black balanceUse this to execute ABB Shutter modes Setting the electronic shutterSetting the shutter mode and speed Viewfinder screen displays relating to the shutter Selecting the recording signals Selecting the recording signals and recording system Setting the synchro scan mode Items to be set and what is setConcerning what is set Selecting the audio input signalsAdjusting the audio signal recording levels Selecting the recording systemCTL Vtcg Time Date P-iREC Setting the time dataSetting the user bits User bit memory functionSetting the internal clock’s date and time RegionOperating procedure for external locking Setting the time codeTime code when the battery is replaced Externally locking the time codeTo release the external lock Setting the Umid informationConcerning the user bit setting during external lock ExamplesMenu displays on the viewfinder screen Menu configurationBasic menu operations To decrement the value Selecting the user menusTo increment the value To set an item to on or OFFViewfinder lamp displays Viewfinder screen status display configurationViewfinder screen status displays Selecting the viewfinder screen display itemsDisplay item What is displayed Status when display appears Mode CheckAllocated to User InformationButtons Cumulative gain White BAL switchFilter positions DisplayZoom Viewfinder screen display selection Mode CheckZoom Setting the camera ID Setting the marker displaysSetting change/adjustment result messages and display modes Checking the return video signal on the viewfinder Mode check screen displays Mode Check button functionMarker check screen displays Marker Select button function Selecting the video output signals Menu-driven function setupSetting the User SW Gain switching Setting items and detailsSelecting the F.AUDIO Level control function Setting items and what is setFunctions which can be selected Handling the setup card Setting the color temperature manuallyData handling Saving the data settings on the card Setup card operationsFormatting the setup card Selecting the file NoSaving the data settings to the selected file Giving a title to the selected fileLoading the data saved on the card Loading the data of the selected fileWriting the setting data in the user area How to use the user dataLoading the user data Writing the setting data used for the scene files How to use the scene file dataReading the setting data used for the scene files Scene Read User Data # Scene SEL Write Reset # Read Scene Read User Data Scene SEL Write Reset White BAL switch How to use the lens file dataOperation method without performing File menu operations Using the Anton Bauer battery pack Supplying the powerAttaching the battery and setting the battery type ReferenceBattery holder Label Surface Using the BP-90 type battery packConnect here BP-90 type battery case Using the V-mount type battery pack Using the NP-1 type battery packNP-1 type Battery case When the AJ-B75 AC adapter made by Panasonic is used Attaching the viewfinder and adjusting its positionUsing an AC power supply +12VLens socket Lever for Securing the lens Mount cap Attaching the lensMark Adjusting the white shading of the lens Adjusting the lens flangeApprox meters Set the White BAL selector switch to a or B, Storing the lens file data Giving a title to the selected file noReading the lens file data When using the front microphone Audio input signal preparationsWhen using an external microphone When using an externally connected wireless receiver When using a wireless receiverWhen using an audio component When using a UniSlot wireless receiverAttaching the shoulder belt Adjusting the position of the shoulder padMounting the unit on a tripod Detaching the unit from the tripod attachmentAttaching the Front Audio Level control knob Connecting the extension control unit AJ-EC3EAttaching the rain cover Example showing use of the SHAN-RC700 rain coverPreparation for inspections Inspections prior to shootingInspecting the camera unit Inspecting the VTR unit Automatic audio level adjustment function inspectionManual audio level adjustment function inspection Tape travel inspectionSelf-diagnosis function Inspection using external microphonesInspections relating to the time code and user bits Maintenance Connectors and signals PushTape END Battery ENDSlack REC WarningHumid Wireless RFServo Error codes 81 to 92 relating to the Dvcpro connector Battery Near ENDError codes Tape Near ENDEject screw Emergency ejectEmergency Push in and turn atHow to open the menus Menu configurationHow to interpret the menu lists CAM System ModeRED Option Mode ONE Shot REC FunctionOn Memory 6SECINT Output SELGenlock 26P EXT For1 ROP MatrixColor Correction LOW Setting $ Master Gain MID SettingHigh Setting Black StrechDirection Additional DTL=SKIN Tone Area Gamma For setting the Master GammaKNEE/LEVEL FlareZebra pattern display Camera SettingsVF Displays Video levelUser BOX VF INDICATOR1VF Marker BAR7 !LED VF INDICATOR2Mode Check IND SAVE&TAPEShutter Speed Camera IDShutter Select Smpte SW ModeUser SW SplitWhite Balance Mode User SW GainCard READ/WRITE FileIris Card R/W SelectSystem Check DiagnosticLens File InitializeVTR Function Black ShadingWhite Shading ReviewBattery SETTING1 BATTERY/TAPEData storage Range HYTRON120 Battery SETTING2 END5 MIC/AUDIO1 6 MIC/AUDIO2 7 TC/UBVTR Diag Umid SET/INFOOption Config DfltID MIX INH Analog component output Video SystemAudio System Time Code Output Connector Audio Output ConnectorsTime Code Input Connector Other ConnectorsPanasonic Broadcast Europe Panasonic Marketing Europe GmbH

Panasonic AJ- E operating instructions Setting the internal clock’s date and time, Region

Chapter 4 Adjustments and settings for recording

4-5-2 Setting the internal clock’s date and time

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