Panasonic AJ-D960EG manual Eject, MODE1, MODE2, Multi CUE, Rota Mode

Setup menus

USER menu

<OPERATION> (continued)

	Item		Setting
						Description
No.	Superimposed	No.		Superimposed
	display			display
116	EJECT	0000			MODE1	Selects whether the EJECT lamp is to remain lit or be turned
	LAMP	0001			MODE2	off in the cassette out status.
								ENGLISH
		0001			ON	0: Multi-cue function OFF
						0: The EJECT lamp remains lit.
						1: The EJECT lamp goes off.
130	MULTI CUE	0000			OFF	Selects ON or OFF for the multi-cue function.
						1: Multi-cue function ON
						<Notes>
						• Editing cannot be performed when ON has been selected as
						the multi-cue function setting.
						• When the multi-cue function is set to ON in the editing mode
						selection status, the editing channel selection buttons are
						automatically released.
						• When the multi-cue function has been set to ON, the deck-
						to-deck facility cannot be used.
						• When the multi-cue function has been set to ON, the mode
						cannot be indicated on the front panel counter display.
131	PAGE MODE	0000			MANU	Selects the cue point registration operation when the multi-
		0001			AUTO	cue function has been set to ON.
						0: Registration takes place on the selected page, and 8 cue
						points can be registered.
						1: When the page on which cue points are being registered
						has been filled, registration automatically continues on the
						next page. A total of 80 cue points can be registered on up
						to 10 pages.
132	ROTA MODE	0000			OFF	Selects the registration operation which is to be performed if
		0001			ON	all the cue points have already been registered when the
						multi-cue function has been set to ON.
						0: The registration operation is not performed.
						1: The registration operation is continued. If “MANU” has
						been selected as the setup menu No. 131 (PAGE MODE)
						setting, the cue point is registered in CUE	1 on the same
						page; if “AUTO” has been selected, it is registered in
						CUE01.

The underline on the setting item denotes the initial setting.

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