Panasonic AJ-HDX900 2-4Menu operation section

4-pin type

6-pin type

Chapter 2 Parts and their functions (continued)

JDVCPRO connector

This is an output connector for video, voice, and data that comply with the IEEE1394 standard.

<Notes>

O It is impossible to input signals from external devices. O Power is not supplied from the unit.

O Before proceeding to connect or disconnect the DV cable (IEEE1394), be absolutely sure to turn off the power of the units that are to be connected or disconnected using this cable.

O Before proceeding to connect the unit which uses a 6-pin type of DV connector, carefully check the shape of

the connectors on the DV cable and unit. Connecting a connector upside down may damage the parts inside the camera-recorder and cause malfunctioning.

Always connect the DV cable to the unit with the 6-pin type DV connector first.

O You can connect a digital video unit equipped with a DV connector and digitally transfer video and audio signals as well as time codes and other information.

O When a DV cable has been connected to the DV connector, do not apply any strong external force as this may damage the connector.

O To control start/stop of recording operation on the external recording device connected to the DVCPRO connector using the unit, set the 1394 CONTROL item on the menu (OPTION MODE screen on the SYSTEM SETTING page) to “BOTH” (the default setting when shipped from the factory is BOTH).

O When the FireStore FS-100 is used in 1080i mode as an external recording device, set the VITC UB MODE item (TC/UB screen on the VTR MENU page) to “FRM RATE”, so that the frame rates of the unit can be displayed on the display panel of the FS-100.

If it is used in 720P mode, frame rates are not displayed properly but video images will be recorded properly.

2-4 Menu operation section

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1MENU button

This is used to switch the menu ON and OFF.

2JOG dial button

This is used to select the menu items and perform settings when the MENU button 1 is at the ON position.

3Setup card insertion slot

This is where the SD memory card (optional accessory) is inserted into the unit.

4BUSY (operation mode display) lamp

This lamp shows the operation mode of the setup card. It lights during operation.

<Note>

When this lamp is lighted, refrain from inserting or removing the card.

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Model No. AJ CAUTION WARNING: indicates safety information <For USA-CaliforniaOnly See www.dtsc.ca/gov/hazardouswaste.perchlorate $ DO NOT REMOVE PANEL COVERS BY UNSCREWING THEM CAUTION: To remove the battery/Verwijderen van de batterij Main Power Battery (Ni-CdBattery) Batterij Voor Primaire Voeding (Nikkelcadmiumbatterij) Back-upBattery (Lithium Battery) Batterij Voor Reservegeheugen (Lithiumbatterij) Chapter 1 General 1-2Features of the VTR unit Chapter 2 Parts and their functions 2-1Power supply and accessory mounting 2-3Shooting and recording/playback function Contents (continued) Audio input signal preparations Mounting the unit on a tripod Attaching the shoulder belt Adjusting the position of the 1-1Features of the camera unit (continued) 1-2Features of the VTR unit 1-3Features of the Input/Output unit 1-4Other features 1-5Dimensions drawing 1-6System configuration 2-1Power supply and accessory mounting section 2-2Audio function section (input system) 2-2Audio function section (output system) 2-3Shooting and recording/playback function section Shooting and recording (camera unit) Shooting and recording (VTR unit) Page 2-4Menu operation section 2-5Time code related section 2-6Warning/status display section 2-7Display window and its displays Remaining tape and remaining battery charge and audio channel level displays GPS BATT Time code-relatedswitch settings and display items 2-8Viewfinder section = > ; 3-1Cassette tapes Loading a cassette tape Checking for tape slack Ejecting the cassette tape Ejecting the cassette when the battery has no charge 3-2Basic procedures From providing the power supply to loading the cassette Up to performing the switch settings Procedure for shooting From adjusting the white balance and black balance to stopping the recording Tape function buttons 1 4 5, 6 2-3 2-1,2 3-3 Scene-to-scenecontinuity Scene-to-scenecontinuity during rec-pause Jump function Transitions with the jump operation 3-5Recording in intervals (INTERVAL REC function) When the recording is to be continued When recording is to be suspended at any time Procedure for shooting in the ON modes of INTERVAL REC Frame-by-frameshooting Procedure for shooting in the ONE SHOT mode When the ONE SHOT mode of INTERVAL REC is to be exited Checkpoints common to all INTERVAL REC modes 3-6To take the previous cut again (RETAKE function) When the RETAKE function is to be exited 3-7To check the last few seconds of the recording (Rec-reviewfunction) 3-8Normal playback and playback at different speeds 4-1Multi Format 4-1-1Video system and Recording format 4-1-2Recording format on tapes and signal format at output connector 4-2Adjusting the white balance and black balance 4-2-1Adjusting the white balance White balance detection area When there is no time to adjust the white balance When the white balance cannot be adjusted automatically White balance memories 4-2-2Adjusting the black balance 4-3Setting the electronic shutter 4-3-1Shutter modes 4-3-2Setting the shutter mode and speed Viewfinder screen displays relating to the shutter 4-3-3Setting the synchro scan mode 4-4Selecting the audio input signals and adjusting their recording levels 4-4-1Selecting the audio input signals 4-4-2Adjusting the audio signal recording levels CTL VTCG TIME DATE P-iREC 4-4-3CH3 and CH4 recording levels 4-5Setting the time data 4-5-1Setting the user bits User bit memory function Tape continuity with the user bits When the recording format is 1080-50ior User bits of VITC (or LTC) ¢¢:04:24:8¢ When the recording format is 720-50Por 720-59.94P LTC user bits O When the internal colour bar signals are being recorded 0 1 : 1 2 : 0 1 : 5 O When the camera’s video signals are being recorded 4-5-2Setting the internal clock’s date and time 4-5-3Setting the time code 4-5-4Externally locking the time code Example of connections for external locking To regenerate the time code as the value on the tape and record continuously Time code when the battery is replaced Page Page Operating procedure for external locking Concerning the user bits setting during external lock To release the external lock Gen-lockingof the camera unit while the time code is externally locked 4-5-5Setting the UMID information 4-6Menu displays on the viewfinder screen 4-6-1Menu configuration 4-6-2Basic menu operations 4-6-3Selecting the user menus 4-7Viewfinder screen status displays 4-7-1Viewfinder lamp displays 4-7-2Viewfinder screen status display configuration 4-7-3Selecting the viewfinder screen display items Display item What is displayed Status when display appears Page Page Page Viewfinder screen display selection 4-7-4Display modes and setting changes/adjustment result messages Setting change/adjustment result messages and display modes 4-7-5Setting the marker displays 4-7-6Setting the camera ID 4-7-7Mode check screen displays (MODE CHECK button function) 4-7-8Marker check screen displays (MARKER SELECT button function) 4-8Selection of video output signals 4-8-1Settings of signals output from VIDEO OUT connector Page 4-8-2Settings of signals output from MON OUT connector 4-9 Menu-drivenfunction setup 4-9-1Setting the USER SW GAIN switching 4-9-2Selecting the F.AUDIO LEVEL control function Setting items and what is set Setting items and details 4-9-3Allocating functions to the USER MAIN, USER1 and USER2 buttons Functions which can be selected 4-9-4Setting the color temperature manually 4-10Set data handling Set data file configuration 4-10-1Handling the setup card Inserting the setup card 4-10-2Setup card operations Removing the setup card Formatting the setup card Saving the data settings on the card Loading the data saved on the card Page 4-10-3How to use the user data Writing the setting data in the user area Loading the user data 4-10-4How to use the scene file data Writing the setting data used for the scene files Reading the setting data used for the scene files Returning the setting data used for the scene files to the factory settings Appending titles to the setting data used for the scene files 4-10-5Method for returning to user settings Operation method without performing FILE menu operations 4-10-6Method for returning to the factory settings 4-10-7Lens file 4-10-8How to provide lens files 4-10-9To save the lens file into the built-inmemory Select the file No Give a title to the selected file Page 4-10-10To read the lens file from the builtin memory 4-10-11To write in and read out the lens file to/from the SD memory card Saving lens files on the SD memory card Select the card file No Give a title to the selected card file Loading lens files from the SD memory card 5-1Supplying the power To use the battery pack, there is the following choice of makes of batteries: 5-1-1Attaching the battery and setting the battery type Using the Anton/Bauer battery pack Using the NP-1type battery pack Using the V-mounttype battery pack 5-1-2Use of the external DC power supply 5-2Attaching the lens and adjusting the flange back Attaching the lens Adjusting the lens flange 5-3Adjusting the white shading of the lens Page 5-4Audio input signal preparations 5-4-1When using the front microphone 5-4-2When using a wireless receiver When using a UniSlot wireless receiver 5-4-3When using an audio component 5-5Mounting the unit on a tripod Detaching the unit from the tripod adapter 5-6Attaching the shoulder belt 5-7Adjusting the position of the shoulder pad 5-8Attaching the rain cover Example showing use of the SHAN-RC700rain cover 5-9Attaching the FRONT AUDIO LEVEL control knob 5-10Connection of the remote control unit (AJ-RC10G) Switch functions in the remote control mode VTR operations in the remote control mode 5-11Connection of the external switch 6-1Inspections prior to shooting 6-1-1Preparation for inspections 6-1-2Inspecting the camera unit 6-1-3Inspecting the VTR unit 1.Tape travel inspection 2.Automatic audio level adjustment function inspection 3.Manual audio level adjustment function inspection 4. Earphone and speaker inspection 5.Inspection using external microphones 6.Inspections relating to the time code and user bits 6-1-4 Self-diagnosisfunction 6-2Maintenance 6-2-1Condensation 6-2-5Replacing the backup battery 6-2-2Head cleaning 6-2-3Cleaning inside the viewfinder DC IN 1GND 2NC 3NC FRONT MIC IN REMOTE LENS GPS Unislot Interface 6-3Warning system 6-3-1Warning description tables 1. SLACK 2. BATTERY END 3. TAPE END 6. SERVO 7. RF 8. WIRELESS RF 9. BATTERY NEAR END 10. TAPE NEAR END 6-3-2Error codes 6-3-3Emergency eject 7-1Menu configuration How to open the menus How to interpret the menu lists 7-2SYSTEM SETTING 7-2-1SYSTEM MODE 7-2-2REC FUNCTION 7-2-3OUTPUT SEL 7-2-4VIDEO OUT SETTING 7-2-5MONITOR OUT SETTING 7-2-6RC OUT SETTING 7-2-7DOWNCON SETTING 7-2-8GENLOCK 7-2-9OPTION MODE 7-3PAINT 7-3-1RB GAIN CONTROL 7-3-2RGB BLACK CONTROL 7-3-3MATRIX 7-3-4COLOR CORRECTION 7-3-5LOW SETTING 7-3-6MID SETTING 7-3-7HIGH SETTING 7-3-8ADDITIONAL DTL 7-3-9SKIN TONE DTL 7-3-10KNEE/LEVEL 7-3-11GAMMA 7-3-12 ∫ CAMERA SETTING 7-4VF 7-4-1VF DISPLAY 7-4-2VF MARKER 7-4-3VF USER BOX 7-4-4VF INDICATOR1 7-4-5VF INDICATOR2 7-4-6MODE CHECK IND 7-4-7!LED 7-5OPERATION 7-5-1CAMERA ID 7-5-2SHUTTER SPEED 7-5-3SHUTTER SELECT 7-5-4USER SW 7-5-5SW MODE 7-5-6WHITE BALANCE MODE 7-5-7USER SW GAIN 7-5-8LENS/IRIS 7-6FILE 7-6-1CARD READ/WRITE 7-6-2CARD R/W SELECT 7-6-3LENS FILE 7-6-4LENS FILE CARD R/W 7-6-6INITIALIZE 7-7MAINTENANCE 7-7-1SYSTEM CHECK 7-7-2DIAGNOSTIC 7-7-3LENS ADJ 7-7-4BLACK SHADING 7-7-5WHITE SHADING 7-7-6LENS FILE ADJ 7-8VTR MENU 7-8-1VTR FUNCTION 7-8-2BATTERY/TAPE 7-8-3BATTERY SETTING1 7-8-4BATTERY SETTING2 7-8-5MIC/AUDIO1 7-8-6MIC/AUDIO2 7-8-7TC/UB 7-8-8UMID SET/INFO 7-8-9VTR DIAG 7-9OPTION MENU 7-9-1OPTION [GENERAL] [CAMERA UNIT] [VTR UNIT] Tape Transport System Video System Audio System Time Code Input Connector Time Code Output Connector Other Connectors [ACCESSORIES] For business users in the European Union Information on Disposal in other Countries outside the European Union