Panasonic AJ-D960EG - page 87

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87 (E)

Setup menus

USER menu <V BLANK> (continued)

Item Setting

No.

Superimposed

No.

Superimposed

Description

display display

804 BLANK LINE 0000 BLANK

0001 THRU

0002 MANU

Sub-screen (625 mode)

00 LINE 7&320 0000 BLANK

0001 THRU

01 LINE 8&321 0000 BLANK

0001 THRU

02 LINE 9&322 0000 BLANK

0001 THRU

03 LINE 10&323 0000 BLANK

0001 THRU

04 LINE 11&324 0000 BLANK

0001 THRU

05 LINE 12&325 0000 BLANK

0001 THRU

06 LINE 13&326 0000 BLANK

0001 THRU

07 LINE 14&327 0000 BLANK

0001 THRU

08 LINE 15&328 0000 BLANK

0001 THRU

09 LINE 16&329 0000 BLANK

0001 THRU

10 LINE 17&330 0000 BLANK

0001 THRU

11 LINE 18&331 0000 BLANK

0001 THRU

12 LINE 19&332 0000 BLANK

0001 THRU

13 LINE 20&333 0000 BLANK

0001 THRU

14 LINE 21&334 0000 BLANK

0001 THRU

15 LINE 22&335 0000 BLANK

0001 THRU

The underline on the setting item denotes the initial setting.

This turns the blanking ON or OFF in the vertical blanking

period of the video output signals.

0: Blanking is effected forcibly for all lines.

1: No blanking is effected for any of the lines.

2: Blanking ON or OFF is selected for each line.

<Note>

When setting “2 (MANU)” is selected and the STOP button is

pressed, operation transfers to the sub-screen, and ON or

OFF can be selected for each line. To return from the sub-

screen, press the STOP button again.

0: Blanking is forcibly effected.

1: No blanking is effected.

0: Blanking is forcibly effected.

1: No blanking is effected.

0: Blanking is forcibly effected.

1: No blanking is effected.

0: Blanking is forcibly effected.

1: No blanking is effected.

0: Blanking is forcibly effected.

1: No blanking is effected.

0: Blanking is forcibly effected.

1: No blanking is effected.

0: Blanking is forcibly effected.

1: No blanking is effected.

0: Blanking is forcibly effected.

1: No blanking is effected.

0: Blanking is forcibly effected.

1: No blanking is effected.

0: Blanking is forcibly effected.

1: No blanking is effected.

0: Blanking is forcibly effected.

1: No blanking is effected.

0: Blanking is forcibly effected.

1: No blanking is effected.

0: Blanking is forcibly effected.

1: No blanking is effected.

0: Blanking is forcibly effected.

1: No blanking is effected.

0: Blanking is forcibly effected.

1: No blanking is effected.

0: Blanking is forcibly effected.

1: No blanking is effected.

Contents

Main Caution for AC Mains Lead FOR U.K. ONLY 3 (E) IMPORTANT WARNING: CAUTION: Operating precaution Contents 5 (E) General and Features Features 6 (E) General and Features Features Time codes Multifunctional interface 4-channel high-sound-quality digital audio 7 (E) Front panel <Front Panel Top Section> Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 15 (E) <Front Panel Bottom Section> 16 (E) <Front Panel Bottom Section> 17 (E) Connector area !0 y i e!1 rout!2!3!9r 18 (E) <Connector area> 19 (E) <Connector area> 20 (E) Analog audio input connectors Analog audio output connectors Analog video input connectors (option) Reference input connectors Digital audio/video input connector 21 (E) [When the analog video input board (option) has been installed] Remote control signal (9P) Recorder OFF ON To audio monitor 22 (E) Connections with editing controller Recorder Audio output Video output signals 23 (E) Connections for adjusting video output (encoder output) signals VIDEO 1 OUT REF (BB) P1 IN P2 IN REF IN RECORDER OUT MONITOR OUT REF (BB) 75 Tapes Switching on the power/inserting the cassette Before starting to operate the unit, check whether the equipment has been connected properly. + RECORDER 1 3 2 4 STOP/STAND BY mode 1 2 27 (E) Recording 1 2 3 4 5 5-1 Page 29 (E) Jog/shuttle Jog mode 1 2 3 Page Preroll 1 Page 33 (E) Switch settings and adjustments Adjust the playback level. Set the POWER switch to ON. Set the time counter display to TC or CTL. 1, 2 3 Select the editing mode 1 2 1, 32, 4 Entering the edit points 1 2 3 21, 3 36 (E) Checking the edit points 1 The value of the entered edit point appears on the display. 3-1, 3-2 Modifying the edit points 1 2 3 1 Normal preview is now performed. 39 (E) Executing automatic editing 1 40 (E) Review 1 TCR 00:00:00:00 AUTO EDIT button This denotes audio split editing. Audio split editing Entering the edit points Deleting the edit points Modifying the edit points Indicating audio split editing Audio split editing Displaying the audio split edit points Cueing up the tape to the edit points Duration display When a VTR without a split editing function is to be used as the player Page Page Page 46 (E) Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Audio cross channel editing Example: To record cross-faded audio signals onto CH2 Connections 1 2 3 <Note> Select the video as well if the video signals are also going to be edited. Page Description of display Page operations Search point or entry point operations Search point operations Entry point operations Search point and entry display operations Entering cue points When entering a cue point as a number Clearing entered points Search operations 53 (E) Video output (encoder output) signal adjustments 1 2 4 3 3-1 Setup Changing the settings 2 3 4 2 3 Setting and releasing the lock mode. 2 3 4 5 Loading a user file 2 3 4 5 6 Page 59 (E) SYSTEM menu <SYSTEM> 60 (E) SYSTEM menu <SYSTEM> 61 (E) USER menu 62 (E) USER menu 63 (E) USER menu 64 (E) USER menu Memory stop function Page Page 68 (E) USER menu 69 (E) USER menu 70 (E) USER menu Page Page Page 74 (E) USER menu 75 (E) USER menu 76 (E) USER menu 77 (E) USER menu 78 (E) USER menu 79 (E) USER menu Page Page Page 83 (E) USER menu Page Page Page Page Page 89 (E) USER menu 90 (E) Time code/user bit Time code User bit Recording internal/external time codes 1. Setting the internal time code 1 3 4 5 Reproducing the time code/user bit 1 3 4 Superimpose screen 94 (E) Video output signals and servo reference signal This section explains how the output signals and servo reference signal are selected. External synchronization of video output signals Start Internal synchronization Synchronization with the video input signal Video output signals and servo reference signal Servo reference signal Audio V Fade Function 97 (E) Audio recording channel and monitor output selection Audio recording channel Monitor output channel MONITOR SELECT switch Printed circuit board Rack mounting 1 2 3 4 5 Video head cleaning Condensationy Installing the mechanism dust protector 101 (E) 1, 3 + RECORDER FF STOP Displaying the HOURS METER information Warning messages Table of AUTO OFF Error messages Monitor display Description VTR operation (Restart condition) Counter display Table of AUTO OFF Error messages Counter display Description VTR operation (Restart condition) Monitor display 1. Introduction 2. Hardware specifications External interface specifications 3. Software specifications Protocol 4. Error code table 5. Command table (1) Commands relating to operation control Page (2) Commands relating to inquiries Page 113 (E) How to use the SDTI/SDI common input signals 1.Using the signals as the SDI input signals 2.Using the signals as the SDTI input signals 114 (E) How to use the SDTI/SDI common output signals 1.Using the signals as the SDI output signals 2.Using the signals as the SDTI output signals How to use the 2 speed transmission mode 115 (E) Precautions to observe when using the SDTI signals Reference signal generator Source Recorder SDTI signals CUE signals (When dubbing cue signals) Connections involving two units 116 (E) Connector signals VIDEO IN VIDEO OUT AUDIO IN AUDIO OUT Connector signals PARALLEL REMOTE (25P) RS-232C REMOTE (25-pin D-SUB crossover cable supported) ENCODER REMOTE (15P) Specifications GENERAL VIDEO Specifications AUDIO