JVC GY-HD250 manuals

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HD CAMERA RECORDER
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- INSTRUCTIONS
GY-HD250 GY-HD251
- GY-HD250/GY-HD251
- HD CAMERA RECORDER
- 2I
  - Important Safeguards
- 3II
  - Safety Precautions
    - FOR USA AND CANADA
      - CAUTION
    - INFORMATION FOR USA
      - INFORMATION:
    - INFORMATION (FOR CANADA) RENSEIGNEMENT (POUR CANADA)
- 4III
  - Safety Precautions (Contd)
    - FOR EUROPE
      - Camera
- 5IV
  - Information for Users on Disposal of Old Equipment
  - ACCESSORIES
- 6 /
  - 7MAIN FEATURES
  - 8CONTENTS
    - CONTROLS, INDICATORS AND CONNECTORS
    - SETTING AND ADJUSTMENTS BEFORE SHOOTING
    - 9PLAYBACK MODE
  - 10Precautions for Proper Use
    - CAUTION
  - 11Routine and Periodical Maintenance
    - Head Cleaning
    - Periodical Maintenance
  - Precautions for Use of Head Cleaning Tape
    - 1.
    - 2.
  - 12Battery Pack to be Used
  - Videocassette to be Used
  - For recording and storing videotapes in the best con- dition
  - 13Condensation
  - Characteristic CCD Phe- nomena
  - 14ZOOM Lens
    - Th16 5.5BRMU
  - 15Front Section
  - 16Rear Section
  - 17LCD Door
  - 18Right Side Section
  - 20Left Side Section
  - 22Top Section
  - 24Recording and Image Out- put Formats
  - 26Indications on the LCD Monitor and in the View- finder
    - Status Screens
    - 27Status Screens in the Camera Mode
      - STATUS 0
        External Image Input Mode (AUX IN)
        28Setting Status Contents of Indications
      - 29STATUS 1
        In addition to the information on the STATUS 0 screen, this screen displays the following items.
        External Image Input Mode (AUX IN)
      - 31STATUS 2
      - STATUS 3
      - STATUS 4
    - 32Indications on the LCD Monitor
    - Status Screen in VTR MODE
    - 33Magnified Status Indications on the LCD Monitor
      - 1. 2.
    - 34Indications on the LCD Monitor
    - Auto White Balance Indication (Camera mode only)
    - Menu Setting Screen
    - Alarm Message Display
    - Safety Zone Indication (Camera mode only)
    - 35Switching between the LCD Screen and Viewfinder Display
  - 36Basic System
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  - 37Attaching the Zoom Lens
    - 1. 2.
      - 2.
    - 3. 4. 5.
  - Attaching the Microphone (Provided)
    - 1.
    - 2.
    - 3.
    - 4.
    - 5. 6.
  - How to Attach the View- finder
    - 1.
    - 2.
      - 1. 3. Knob 2. Microphone
      - 5. 4.
    - About the Viewfinder Cable
  - 38Inserting an SD Memory Card
    - 3.
    - Inserting an SD Memory Card
      - 1. 2.
    - Taking out the SD memory card
      - 1.
      - 2.
    - About SD Memory Cards
  - 39Attaching the Tripod Base (Provided only for U model)
    - 1.
      - 4.
      - 2.
    - 2.
    - 3.
    - 4.
      - 1.
      - 3.
      - 2.
      - 4. 3.
  - 40AC Operation
    - 1.
    - 2.
    - Charging the Built-in Battery
      - How to charge the built-in battery 1.
      - 2.
      - 3.
  - 41Battery Operation
    - GY-HD250U
    - Attaching the Battery
      - 1.
      - 2.
    - Removing the Battery
    - GY-HD251E
      - Attaching the Battery 1.
      - 2.
      - Removing the Battery
    - 42Battery Operation
    - Precautions for the Battery Opera- tion
    - Remaining Battery Power Display
    - Operating Time with Battery Pack
    - Precautions for the Battery Pack
    - Recharging
  - 43Turning the Power ON
    - Turning the Power ON
    - Tur ni ng th e Pow er O FF
      - 1.
      - 2. 3.
  - 44Loading/Unloading the Cassette
    - Cassette Loading
      - 1. 2.
      - 3.
      - 4.
    - Unloading the Cassette
      - 1. 2.
      - 3.
      - 4.
  - 45Setting and Displaying the Date and Time
    - Setting the Date and Time Style
      - 1.
      - 2.
      - 3.
      - 4.
      - 5.
        3.
        2.
    - 46Setting and Displaying the Date and Time (Contd) Setting the Date and Time
      - 1.
      - 2.
      - 3.
      - 4.
    - Displaying the Time and Date on the Screen
      - 1.
      - 2.
  - 47Displaying Time Code
    - 1.
    - 2.
    - Displayed Time Code/Users Bit
    - Time code input entered the IEEE1394 connector
  - 48Presetting and Recording of Time Code
    - Setting
    - 49Presetting time code data
      - 1.
      - 2.
      - 3.
    - Presetting users bit data
    - Zero-resetting the Time Code or Users Bit Data
  - 50Presetting the Time Code from the LCD Screen
    - 1.
    - 2.
    - 3.
    - 4.
    - Presetting Users Bit
    - Aborting Preset Operation
  - 51Recording Time Codes in Continuation of Time Codes Recorded on Tape
    - Setting
  - Playing Back Time Code
    - About Time Code Mode
  - 52Synchronizing with the Time Code of the IEEE1394 (DV)-Connected Master Unit
    - Connections
    - 4.
    - Settings and Operations
    - 1. 2. 3. 4.
    - 1. 2. 3.
    - 5.
    - 6. 7.
    - 8.
    - 9.
    - 10. 11.
  - 53Synchronizing with an Exter- nal Time Code Generator
    - 1.
    - 2.
  - 54Screen Adjustment
    - Adjusting the Direction and Angle of the LCD monitor
    - Adjusting the LCD monitor
  - Viewfinder Adjustment
    - Direction of the Viewfinder
    - Diopter Adjustment
    - Adjustment of the Viewfinder Screen
  - 55Back Focus Adjustment
  - 56White Balance Adjustment
    - White Balance Adjustment
      - Adjustment procedure 1.
      - 2. 3. 4.
      - 5.
      - Error messages
    - Full Auto White Balance (FAW)
  - 57White Shading Adjustment
    - Adjustment procedure 1. 2.
    - 3.
    - 4. 5.
    - 6.
    - 7.
    - 8.
    - SETTING AND ADJUSTMENTS BEFORE SHOOTING
  - 58Setting the Video Format
    - Setting the FRAME RATE Item
      - 1.
      - 2.
      - 3.
      - 4.
      - 5.
      - Setting the REC Item
  - 59Camera Settings
    - 1.
    - 2. 3. 4.
  - Screen Size (4:3/16:9) Mode Selection
    - 4. 3.
    - SETTING AND ADJUSTMENTS BEFORE SHOOTING
  - 60Audio Input Signal Selec- tion
    - Selecting the CH-2 channel input connector
    - Selecting the audio signal input
    - Adjusting Audio during Recording
      - 1.
      - 2.
    - 61Monitoring Audio during Recording
  - 62Basic Recording Opera- tion
    - 2.
    - About the Focus Assist Function
    - 63If the Record-Standby Mode Contin- ues
    - Checking Recorded Contents in Record-Standby Mode (Recording Check Function)
      - 1.
        1.
  - 64HEADER REC Function
    - 65How to set the HEADER REC menu screen 1.
    - 2.
    - 3. Executing the HEADER REC Function
    - 1.
    - 2.
    - 3.
    - PLAYBACK MODE
  - 66Playback Procedure
    - 2.
    - 3.
    - 4.
    - 5.
    - 6.
    - 7. 8.
  - Fast-Forward, Rewind
  - Search
  - 67Outputting Audio
    - 1.
    - 2.
    - 3.
  - 68Connecting the Video Signal Cables
    - Connecting the IEEE1394 Cable
    - X
      - Displaying Alarms
  - 69Recording Composite Video Signals from an External Device
    - Status Screen Display on the LCD Screen or Viewfinder
  - 70Using GENLOCK Func- tions
    - Synchronized Signals
    - Adjust SC and H PHASE 1.
    - 2.
  - 71Dubbing with AV Devices
    - 1.
    - 2. 3.
    - 4.
    - 5.
    - 6. 7.
    - 8.
    - 9.
  - 72HDV/DV Dubbing
    - Using the GY-HD250/GY-HD251 as the playback unit (Dubbing to another video) 1. 2. 3. 4.
    - 5.
    - 6. 7.
    - 8.
    - 9.
    - 73When Using the GY-HD250/GY-HD251 as Recording Unit (Dubbing From Another Videocassette) 1.
    - 2. 3. 4.
    - 5.
    - 6.
    - 7. 8.
    - 9.
    - 10.
  - 74Backup Recording
    - Backup Recording of the GY-HD250/GY- HD251s Camera Image and Sound Through the IEEE1394 Connector
    - Connections
    - Settings
    - 1.
    - 2. 3.
  - 75Connect a Remote Con- trol Unit (RM-LP55/RM- LP57)
    - 1. 2.
    - Notes on Using the Remote Control Unit
    - 76Connect a Remote Control Unit (RM-LP55/RM-LP57) (Contd)
      - Remote Control Unit Functions List
        q: Same as RM-LP55 G: Available : None X: Not available
  - 79Setting Menu Screens
    - 2.
    - 3.
    - 4.
    - 5.
    - 6.
    - 7.
    - 8.
  - 80TOP MENU Screen
  - 81VIDEO FORMAT[1/2] Menu
    - Setting Description FRAME RATE
    - 82VIDEO FORMAT[1/2] Menu Screen
      - * This is not displayed in VTR mode.
      - Setting Description FRAME RATE
  - 83VIDEO FORMAT[2/2] Menu
    - Terminal Setting Y/P
  - 84CAMERA OPERATION
    - The CAMERA OPERATION menu screen is only displayed in the Camera mode.
  - 85CAMERA PROCESS[1/2]
    - selected.
  - 86CAMERA PROCESS[2/2]
  - 87ADVANCED PROCESS
  - 88COLOR MATRIX ADJUST
  - SKIN COLOR ADJUST
  - 89WHITE BALANCE Menu
  - 90SWITCH MODE Menu
    - The SWITCH MODE menu screen is only displayed in camera mode.
    - REC Item Setting for STEP Setting for VARIABLE
    - Setting Description
  - 91AUDIO/MIC[1/2] Menu
  - 92AUDIO/MIC[2/2] Menu
    - In VTR mode, the screen changes to the AUDIO menu screen.
  - 93LCD/VF[1/4] Menu Screen
  - 94LCD/VF[2/4] Menu Screen
  - 95LCD/VF[3/4] Menu Screen
    - [1/2] screen is displayed in the VTR mode.
  - 96LCD/VF[4/4] Menu Screen
    - [2/2] screen is displayed in the VTR mode.
  - 97TC/UB/CLOCK Menu
    - (When 24 is set, this is fixed at NON DROP and [NON DROP] is displayed.)
  - 98HEADER REC Menu
    - The HEADER REC menu screen is used for settings related to the HEADER REC function. XSeepage60.
  - 99TIME/DATE Menu Screen
  - 100OTHERS[1/2] Menu Screen
    - The OTHERS menu screen consists of two screens (1/2 screen, 2/2 screen)
  - 101OTHERS[2/2] Menu Screen
    - * This is not displayed in VTR mode.
    - P-1394
    - Note 1:
    - Note 2:
    - Note 3:
    - Note 4:
    - 102OTHERS[2/2] Menu Screen
  - 103GENLOCK Menu Screen
  - 104FILE MANAGE Menu
    - Displaying the FILE MANAGE menu screen
    - Loading a menu settings file
      - 2.
      - 3.
      - 4.
    - 105Saving settings
      - 2.
      - 3.
      - 4.
      - 5.
      - 6.
      - Error displays
    - 106FILE MANAGE Menu Screen
    - Resetting the menu settings to the factory settings
      - 2.
      - 3.
      - 4.
    - Initializing (formatting) an SD mem- ory card
      - 1.
      - 2.
  - 107How to Use Skin Detail
    - Setting the skin detail function color and range
    - 1.
    - 2.
    - 3.
    - 4.
    - 5.
    - 6.
    - 108How to Use Skin Detail
      - Using the Skin Detail Function
      - Confirming the color tone area adjusted with the Skin Detail function
  - 109Outputting Color Bars
    - 1. 2.
    - 3.
  - 110Warnings and Responses
    - 111Display Status Action
    - 112Warnings and Responses (Contd)
      - Error Code Error Details GY-HD250/GY-HD251 Operation Remedy
  - 113J
  - I
  - J
  - 114Troubleshooting
    - Symptoms Remedy
  - 115How to Display the Hour Meter
    - 1. 2.
    - 3.
    - 4.
    - 5.
  - 116Specifications
    - [General]
    - [Connectors]
    - [VTR section]
    - [Camera section]
    - [Time Code]
    - [ACCESSORIES]
    - (unit: mm)
    - 117EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS

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- 3ProHD Concept of JVCs Affordable HD Solution
  - 1.HDV format
  - 2.HD Progressive (720/60p) format for high quality moving pictures and digital stills
  - 3. True 24p frame capture
  - 4.JVCs dual recording system
4Advantages of ProHD
5GY-HD250
6GY-HD250
- Professional specifications
  - HDV and DV compatible
  - True 24p recording
  - Interchangeable HD lenses
  - 3-CCD camera system with 720p HD CCDs
  - Uncompressed 720/60p live signal output
- 7Professional functions
  - Compact shoulder mount design
  - Professional functions and switch layout
  - Genlock
- Versatility and flexibility
  - DR-HD100 Hard Disk Drive incorporating the latest DTE (Direct to EditTM) technology
- User-friendly design
  - Universal ergonomic design
  - Patented FOCUS ASSIST function
8
- GY-HD250
- GY-HD250CH
- 8
- 9System configuration
  - 7
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  - 8 9 6
    - CONTROL GENLOCK COMPONENT/COMPOSITE VIDEO TALLY POWER
      - GY-HD250 fitted to the optional Studio Adapter KA-HD250 and with optional LCD monitor.
- Rear panel connectors KA-HD250
  - 1GENLOCK/AUX IN 2HD/SD-SDI 3DC INPUT 4REMOTE
  - 5PR/TC OUT 6PB/TC IN 7Y
  - 1INTERCOM 226-PIN 3TALLY IN 4PR 5TALLY OUT
  - 6PROMPTER OUT 7Y 8VF OUT 9PB
  - 9
- 10Options and related equipment
  - CAMCORDER OPTIONS
  - ProHD TAPES MONITORS
  - HARD DISK DRIVES
  - DIMENSIONS
    - DT-V20L1D/V20LI DT-V24L1D/V24LI
- 11Diverse capabilities for a wide range of applications
  - Studio production
  - Live HD recording
  - HD cinematography
  - 12Specifications
    - GY-HD250U
    - RECORDING FORMATS & LIVE SIGNAL OUTPUTS