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Panasonic AG-HPX170P HDD Capacity Full, HDD Disconnected, Cannot Format, TOO Many Targets

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Warnings

HDD CAPACITY FULL!

There is not enough free memory on the HDD.

TOO MANY PARTITIONS! There are too many partitions.*1

HDD DISCONNECTED!

The HDD has been disconnected.

CANNOT FORMAT!

Initializing cannot be performed.

TOO MANY TARGETS!

There are too many 1394 connection destinations.

CANNOT ACCESS TARGET!

The connection destination cannot be accessed.

CANNOT ACCESS CARD!

The card cannot be accessed.

MISMATCH COMPONENT!

There is a mismatch with the connection destination.

UNKNOWN DEVICE CONNECTED!

A device other than an HDD has been connected.

P2 CARD IS UNFORMATTED!

The P2 card is still unformatted.

CARD IS EMPTY! CANNOT COPY!

There is no data on the P2 card and so it cannot be copied.

VERIFICATION FAILED!

A mismatch was discovered by verification.

TURN POWER OFF!

Turn off the power.

CANNOT RECOGNIZE HDD!

HDD recognition failed.

*1 Data can be copied to up to fifteen P2 cards.

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Panasonic AG-HPX170P HDD Capacity Full, HDD Disconnected, Cannot Format, TOO Many Targets, Cannot Access Target

Contents

Operating Instructions For Battery of Remote Controller For Battery PackRead this first Camera-RecorderFCC Warning Declaration of ConformityNotification Canada For USA-California OnlyImportant Safety Instructions Software information for this product P2HD 5 Year Warranty Repair Program*1Contents Charging the built-in battery Setting the time data Saving scene files and other settings on 81 Copying from P2 cards to the hard disk drivePC mode P2 mode shootingHost mode Outline of operationsFor other usage notes, see Precaution for useXLR microphone AG-MC200G Battery AccessoriesOptional units About this manualRight side and rear side Description of partsPages 25 Left side Description of partsFocus ring Zoom ring Operation lever Pages 63Terminal Pages 77 Terminals and mounting partsComponent OUT terminal Use this opening to attach a security cableDATE/TIME button OSD button Counter button Remote control /REW button T Pause button H ZOOM/VOL buttons 14 VAR. Search button Menu buttonAlign the battery with BatteryPlug the AC cord into the power outlet ChargingInstalling and removing the battery Installation Installing and removing the power supplyConnecting and disconnecting the power cord InstallationAttaching the shoulder strap Adjusting the hand strapDetaching and attaching the lens hood Detaching the lens hoodInsert the battery Remote controlRemote control setup SettingTally lamp Turn on/off the cameraTurn on the camera Turn off the cameraViewfinder Using the viewfinderKeep the LCD monitor closed Fitting the eye cupPosition the LCD monitor where it is easiest to see Using the LCDEmphasizing outlines CAM mode, press EVF DTLViewfinder Adjusting the screen displaySwitching between overscan and underscan Adjusting the backlightFlipping images vertically and horizontally Setup menus, Other Functions screen, Clock SET, select YES Setting the calendarSet DAY, HOUR, and MIN using the method shown in steps 4 Turn the Power switch to ON. Shooting in auto modeSwitch the AUTO/MANUAL switch to Auto to select auto mode Basic shooting operationsBasic shooting operations P2 card access lampsChecking photos taken REC Check Protecting against a possible erasureRecording times Remove the P2 card Access lamp ButtonP2 card Installing and removing the SD memory card Using SD/SDHC memory cardsFormatting SD memory card On the remote control Using the zoom functionDigital zoom function Digital zoom cannot be changed during recordingVariable frame rates VFR 24PN modeCamera-Recorder « effective frame 24P 24PNNative recording Variable frame rates VFRStandard recording Pull Down information displayedStandard speed shooting for movie production Using variable frame rates VFRStandard speed shooting for making commercials and dramas Undercrank shooting30P mode Shooting in 1080i/480i progressive mode24P mode 24P advanced modeSwitching to manual mode Shooting in manual modeManual focusing AutoUsing focus assist Shooting in manual modeIris adjustments Light intensity adjustments Adjusting the gainOFF ND filter is not usedWhite balance adjustments Adjusting the white balanceLOW Light Level OverBlack balance adjustments Using presetsAuto Tracking White ATW ABB ActiveLow-angle shooting Shooting techniques for different targetsSelf-portrait shooting Zebra patternChanging the image size Checking and displaying shooting statusSide Crop Letter BOXShooting techniques for different targets Backup recording Adjusting the volume while shootingTo adjust the recording level Adjusting the volumeShot mark function Slot continuous recordingText memo recording Time stamp functionLast Clip Delete function Pre-recording PRE REC Using the special recording functionsInterval recording Interval REC Press the START/STOP button. Pre-recording startsLoop recording Loop REC One-shot recording ONE-SHOT RECSelect ONE Shot under REC FUNCTION. Select Loop under REC FUNCTION.Using the special recording functions Press the Shutter button Adjusting the shutter speedStandard Off 1/50 With the 720P/24P and 720P/24PN formatsProgressive Shutter speed Mode Adjusting the shutter speedSynchro scan 60 HzUsing the built-in microphone Switching Audio InputUsing another microphone and audio equipment Adjusting the recording level Switching Audio InputInput 2 and switch both CH1 Select CH2 Select to Input InputChanging scene file settings Using scene filesOn the camera or the remote control Using scene filesCamera or Remote control Save Processing CompletedNOW Writing Write OK DirectionTo title a file Saving scene files and other settings on SD memory cardsPerform steps 1 to Next character can now be selectedWhat the clip metadata consists Clip metadata1394TC preset mode Using the CounterCounter display UB XX XX XXRecharging the built-in battery Charging the built-in battery/Setting the time dataSetting the time code Specifying the time code TC PresetRecording format Frame Time code Charging the built-in battery/Setting the time dataExample In the CAM mode Setting user informationSet the user information You can use numbers from 0 to 9 and letters from a to FUB Preset Basic playback operations Basic thumbnail screen operations Thumbnail screenSlot number display Indicators Shot markThumbnails Menu displayClearing the thumbnail screen Adding shot marks to clipsDirect shooting functions Press the Thumbnail buttonSelecting the thumbnail display method Thumbnail Thumbnail operationsChanging playback format Thumbnail operationsDeleting clips and formatting cards Checking the clip or card information Property System Info Slot total Editing the recorded clip metadataNumber of Clips Number of clips Press the Operation leverLoad Uploading the metadata Meta DataRecord NameProperty Variable speed search Useful playback functionsFast forward/rewind playback Slow playbackClip skip Adjusting the volumeViewing images on a monitor Checking the date and timeHeadphones Connecting external unitsExternal microphone AG-MC200G When connecting a USB cable  When connecting a 1394 cableComputer non-linear editing/file transfer File transfer/nonlinear editingWhen connecting the unit to an Apple Macintosh computer Connecting external unitsHard disk drive data copying USB cable as wellPin Cable optional Digital video equipment DubbingTV/Monitor playback/dubbing Video deck DubbingAuto REC function VCRPress the Menu button twice to release menu mode Nonlinear editing with P2 card PC modeCable Apple Macintosh.*1 Connections Proceed with nonlinear editing using your computer Nonlinear editing with P2 card PC modeSwitch OFF the camera Card Bus driver is contained in the CD- ROM providedPC lamp now lights, and PC mode is established Press the Menu button twice to release the menu modeWhen copying is complete Switch OFF the camera Data is copied onto the HDD on a card by card basisTo verify the data when copying it into the hard disk drive Copying from P2 cards to the hard disk drive 1394 Host modeTo check the HDD status To check the data copied into the hard disk driveCannot Access Card Cannot Access TargetTurn Power OFF HDD Capacity FullStop playback on the other unit Stop recording in the recorderRegular displays Screen displaysRemote P2 FullScreen displays Zoom position display Iris displayFocus control display Text Memo and Shot Mark displayINTERVAL, ONE Shot or LOOP, and when PRE REC is set to on This display appears when the RECMedia remaining memory display Displays the remaining time Media information displayErrors 1394 ControlMode Display Setting the Display itemsOther Display settings DisplaysUsing the menus Using the setup menusTo initialize the scene file Initializing the menu settingsCAM camera mode menu Setup menu structureMCR playback mode menu Setup menu structureScene File screen Setup menu listGamma DRSHD Norm LOWCamera Setup screen Setup menu list100 Indicates the factory setting SW Mode screen101 102 Auto SW screen 103104 Recording Setup screen105 106 107 AV IN/OUT Setup screenPlayback Functions screen 108 Display Setup screenCard Functions screen 109Other Functions screen 110111 Option Menu screen 112Power supply Before calling for serviceBattery 113114 Before calling for serviceShooting EditingPlayback 115Other AC adapter and battery Operating precautionsTake precautions not to drop the camera when moving it 116117 Protective caps for the connectorsDo not point the lens or viewfinder at the sun Doing so may damage the parts inside118 Updating the driver in the cameraHttps//eww.pavc.panasonic.co.jp/pro-av When cleaning, do not use benzene or thinner CleaningCleaning the Viewfinder 119120 Storage PrecautionsVideo camera P2 cards121 How to handle data recorded on P2 cards122 Checkpoints for using memory cardsMultiMediaCard 123 Recording format list124 AppendixSelecting the User Clip Name Recording method TYPE2125 Specifications126 SpecificationsPower Output Power Source127 AC AdapterBroadcast Parts Information & Ordering Government Marketing Department