Panasonic AJ-HD1700PE operating instructions Setup menus, Audio

Setup menus

<AUDIO>

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No./Item

Description of setting

1

For selecting the input signals to be recorded

730*

on the audio CH6 track.

REC CH6

0000

CH5

:

Audio input CH5 signals

0001

CH6

:

Audio input CH6 signals

0002

CH7

:

Audio input CH7 signals

0003

CH8

:

Audio input CH8 signals

0004

CH5+6

:

Audio

input

CH5

and

CH6

mixed

signals

0005

CH7+8

:

Audio

input

CH7

and

CH8

mixed

signals

731*

For selecting the input signals to be recorded

on the audio CH7 track.

REC CH7

0000

CH5

:

Audio input CH5 signals

0001

CH6

:

Audio input CH6 signals

0002

CH7

:

Audio input CH7 signals

0003

CH8

:

Audio input CH8 signals

0004

CH5+6

:

Audio

input

CH5

and

CH6

mixed

signals

0005

CH7+8

:

Audio

input

CH7

and

CH8

mixed signals

1

For selecting the input signals to be recorded

732*

on the audio CH8 track.

REC CH8

0000

CH5

:

Audio input CH5 signals

0001

CH6

:

Audio input CH6 signals

0002

CH7

:

Audio input CH7 signals

0003

CH8

:

Audio input CH8 signals

0004

CH5+6

:

Audio

input

CH5

and

CH6

mixed signals

0005

CH7+8

:

Audio

input

CH7

and

CH8

mixed signals

1

For selecting the input signals to be recorded

733*

on the CUE track.

REC CUE

0000

CUE

:

CUE IN

0001

CH1

:

Audio input CH1 signals

0002

CH2

:

Audio input CH2 signals

0003

CH3

:

Audio input CH3 signals

0004

CH4

:

Audio input CH4 signals

0005

CH5

:

Audio input CH5 signals

0006

CH6

:

Audio input CH6 signals

0007

CH7

:

Audio input CH7 signals

0008

CH8

:

Audio input CH8 signals

0009

CH1+2

:

Audio input CH1 and CH2 mixed signals

0010

CH3+4

:

Audio input CH3 and CH4 mixed signals

0011

CH5+6 :

Audio input CH5 and CH6 mixed signals

0012

CH7+8

:

Audio input CH7 and CH8 mixed signals

0013

CH1 j8 :

Audio input CH1 to CH8 mixed signals

*1: This item is not displayed when the 23/24 Hz or 25 Hz (HD or SD) mode has been selected as the system menu item No.25 (SYSTEM FREQ) setting.

The underlining (__) denotes the factory setting mode.

No./Item

Description of setting

1

For selecting how to process the audio edit

734*

points

(IN

points

and

OUT

points)

during

PB FADE

playback.

0000

AUTO

:

The status established

during

recording is followed.

0001

CUT

:

Forcibly cut

0002

FADE

:

Forcibly faded

735

For

selecting

whether

to superimpose the

audio data on the HD serial output.

HD EMBD

0000

OFF

:

The

audio

data

is

not

AUD

superimposed.

0001

ON

:

The audio data is superimposed.

736

For

selecting

whether

to superimpose the

audio data on the SD serial output.

SD EMBD AUD

0000

OFF

:

The

audio

data

is

not

superimposed.

0001

ON

:

The audio data is superimposed.

737

For

selecting

the mixed

signals

for

the

headphone monitor (Lch and/or Rch).

MONI MIX

0000

OFF

:

Neither the Lch nor Rch signals

are mixed.

0001

L

:

Only the Lch signals are mixed.

0002

R

:

Only the Rch signals are mixed.

0003

L/R

:

Both the Lch and Rch signals

are mixed.

<Notes>

• At the OFF setting, the signals to be output to monitor

L (or monitor R) are switched to CH1, CH2, CH3 and

so on each time the “L” or “R” button is pressed. The

selected signals are displayed below the audio level

meter.

• At

the L, R or L/R setting, the signals of a multiple

number of channels can be mixed and output. When

the number key corresponding to the channel whose

signals are to be monitored is pressed while the “L”

(or “R”) button is held down, that channel is selected.

The selected channel is displayed below the audio

level meter. (Alternatively, the same steps can be

taken to de-select a channel which has already been

selected.)

However, only up to 2 channels among the

CH1-CH4 channels and up to 2 channels among the

CH5 to CH8 channels can be selected.

738

For

selecting

the

CH1

output

status

of the

main signal line in the search mode.

CH1 CUE SEL

0000

OFF

:

The CUE signal is not output.

0001

ON

:

The CUE signal is output.

<Note>

For details on the audio output statuses, refer to “Audio

outputs in the search mode” on page 103.

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