Connect the hard disk drive via USB.

Using a hard disk drive (PC mode: USB host) (continued)

11. VERIFY

This section indicates the verification setting and results at the time the data on the partition was recorded.

ON:FINISHED :

Verification was performed and the results agreed.

ON:FAILED :

Verification was performed and the results did not agree.

OFF :

No verification was performed.

- - - :

No verification information is available.

•Even for a FAT-type hard disk drive, the 1001st or later clips are not shown.

•For a FAT-formatted hard disk drive, the information about only the first partition is shown.

•For a P2 STORE (AJ-PCS060G) that has an invalid partition, that partition information is shown in gray.

12.NAME

This section indicates the PARTITION NAME. Enter the PARTITION NAME from the software keyboard by selecting [CHANGE PARTITION NAME] in the OPERATION MENU while the thumbnail of the hard disk drive is displayed. (Max. 20 characters)

Formatting a hard disk drive

1 Switch the mode to USB HOST.

•“Switching to the USB HOST mode” (Page 111)

•The thumbnail screen is displayed.

(USB HOST is displayed in the bottom right.)

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3 Press the MENU button and select HDD → EXPLORE from the thumbnail menu.

The display provides a screen that shows the information about the hard disk drive.

4 From the thumbnail menu, select OPERATION → FORMAT (HDD) and select YES using the Operation lever. Then, the confirmation message is displayed again. Select YES.

The camera-recorder starts formatting the hard disk drive. Once formatted, the hard disk drive can be treated as a TYPE-S HDD.

•Formatting a hard disk drive erases all contents of it. Note that you cannot erase the contents of certain partitions by specifying them.

•Operation of the hard disk drive with this unit, and the data in the hard disk drive are not guaranteed if a hard disk drive formatted by this unit is rewritten using another PC or similar.

•Data erased by formatting cannot be restored, so be sure to perform the format after first confirming the data.

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