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Panasonic AJ-LT85P Side Panel Section for both VTR1 and VTR2, Front Section, Top Section, 5 4 3 2

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CONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS

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COARSE FINE	H CHROMA	HUE SET UP VIDEO
SC SYSTEM	LEVEL	LEVEL

Controls and their functions

[8] Side Panel Section (for both VTR1 and VTR2)

Signals conveyed via an internal connection cannot be adjusted.

qVIDEO LEVEL control

This is used to adjust the video level of the VTR’s video output.

wSET UP control

This is used to adjust the set-up level of the VTR’s video output signals.

eHUE control

This is used to adjust the hue of the VTR’s video output signals.

rCHROMA LEVEL control

This is used to adjust the chroma level of the VTR’s video output signals.

tSYSTEM controls

H:This is used to adjust the system phase in SC period increments.

SC FINE: This is used to adjust the SCH phase only; the SC phase is changed (the H phase remains unchanged).

SC COARSE: This is used to adjust the SCH phase in 90-degree increments (the H phase remains unchanged).

[9] Front Section

qHeadphone jack (Mini stereo)

•When the headphones are plugged into this jack, the sound will no longer be heard through the built-in speaker.

•Adjust the headphones output level using the LEVEL control in the LCD monitor section.

[10] Top Section

wVTR operation display LED

This indicator allows the user to check the operation sta- tus of the VTR even when the display is closed.

Off:	Indicates the power OFF status.
Lights:	Indicates that the power is on and the tape is

stopped.

Flashes (at approx. 1-second intervals):

Indicates that a tape is traveling in one of the VTRs.

Flashes (at approx. 0.5-second intervals):

Indicates that tapes are traveling in both of the VTRs.

Flashes (at approx. 0.25-second intervals): Indicates the auto OFF status.

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Panasonic AJ-LT85P Side Panel Section for both VTR1 and VTR2, Front Section, Top Section, 5 4 3 2, q VIDEO LEVEL control

Contents

AJ-P Operating InstructionsDIGITAL VIDEO CASSETTE Lap Top EditorFCC Note FOR YOUR SAFETYCONTENTS Compact size and light weight FeaturesVolume controls 9-pin remote connectors ⋅21 Liquid-crystal monitor section CONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONSControls and their functions w COUNTER/REMAIN switch1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 0 q w e r 2 Counter display sectionCONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS EDIT REC INHq POWER switch 3 Front Keyboard Switchesy AUDIO MONITOR switch for both VTR1 and VTR2 w REC INHIBIT switchi AUDIO SWAP switch for both VTR1 and VTR2 Level Controlsconnector connector5 VTR Control Section for both VTR1 and VTR2 4 Player/Recorder Control Sectionw RESET button CONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS1 2 3 4 5 6 6 Edit Mode Setting Sectioni RESET button CONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONSt COUNTER switchs 7 Automatic Editing Control SectionCONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS Controls and their functionsu IN button for both VTR1 and VTR2 CONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONSi OUT button for both VTR1 and VTR2 o PREVIEW/REVIEW button9 Front Section 8 Side Panel Section for both VTR1 and VTR210 Top Section 5 4 3 2y 2 3 r 5 6 2 4 t 5 Connector Section for both VTR1 and VTR29 8 q q 7 q DC IN socket XLR 4P DC power input socketOpening and OPENING AND CLOSING THE LAPTOPPrecautions for playing back consumer-use DV tapes/DVCAM tapes COMPATIBLE TAPESUse of Panasonic consumer DV cassette tapes is recommended Connections for transmission Microwave transmitter SYSTEM CONNECTIONSSystem connections AC adaptor1. Recording the same signal on 2VTRs Backup recording using 2 VTRs2. Recording different signals on 2 VTRs System applicationsEditing controller EffectorSwitch setting OPERATION MODE EXT SYSTEM CONNECTIONSSwitcher Using two VTRs as source units for AB roll editingSYSTEM CONNECTIONS System applicationsExternal VTR When using an external VTR as the editing source unitAJ-LT85 System applicationsTo store a setting in the memory To change a settingTo return to the regular mode from the set-up menu mode User default settings and factory settingsBASIC DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF SET-UP MENUSDetailed description of set-up menus DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF SET-UP MENUS OPERATIONOPERATION DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF SET-UP MENUSDetailed description of set-up menus DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF SET-UP MENUS INTERFACEDETAILED DESCRIPTION OF SET-UP MENUS EDITDetailed description of set-up menus EDIT DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF SET-UP MENUSDETAILED DESCRIPTION OF SET-UP MENUS TAPE PROTECTDETAILED DESCRIPTION OF SET-UP MENUS TIME CODETIME CODE DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF SET-UP MENUSDetailed descriptionDETAILED DESCRIPTION OF SET-UP MENUS VIDEODETAILED DESCRIPTION OF SET-UP MENUS AUDIODetailed description of set-up menus AUDIO DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF SET-UP MENUSDETAILED DESCRIPTION OF SET-UP MENUS SYSTEMDetailed description of set-up menus PREPARATION OF EDITING TAPE BASIC FLOW OF EDITING OPERATIONS Standard mode1st edit PreviewInsert edit mode Assemble edit modeTYPES OF EDIT MODES AND ILLUSTRATIONS Split editing1. Edit mode selection CUT EDITING PROCEDURECut editing procedure Search dialTo produce a still picture of the desired scene 2. Edit point registrationCUT EDITING PROCEDURE During normal playback press the STILL buttonTo check the edit points Edit point checking, revising and clearingTo check the edit point image To check the total timeTo recall the contents of the previous preview When preview is executedTo suspend preview and execute automatic editing CUT EDITING PROCEDURE3. Editing execution procedureCut editing CUT EDITING PROCEDUREReview CUT EDITING PROCEDURETo suspend the review, press the ALL STOP button Audio split editing procedure AUDIO SPLIT EDITING PROCEDURERevising an edit IN point Displaying the audio split amountCorrecting an edit IN point VIDEO SPLIT EDITING PROCEDUREDisplaying the video split amount Editing by edit IN point setting only EDITING BY EDIT IN POINT SETTING ONLYWhen executing editing without preview STILL PICTURE EDITINGTRACK FUNCTION AUTO TAG EDITINGTC jump function TC JUMP FUNCTIONWhen an unregistered event number displayed as “n” is registered How to register eventsWhen “00” appears as the event number EVENT EDITINGAccessing the event ahead of the event now displayed Accessing an event prior to the event now displayedCalling an event Event editingRevising and clearing events Accessing a registered event and revising its dataClearing all the events initializing the EDL Executing event editingEDIT DATA MANAGEMENT EDL Calling the previously previewed contentsDisplaying event numbers Edit data management EDLSteps taken for dumping EDIT DATA DUMPING TO/LOADING FROM AN EXTERNAL DEVICESteps taken for loading 2 To receive data using the RS-232C connector of an external device Reference External device settings and communication methods3 To send data from the RS-232C connector of an external device Edit data dumping to/loading from an external device3. Editing mode Reference Concerning the EDL format1. Editing mode Editing modeAudio recording swap function VTR2 only AUDIO RECORDING SWAP FUNCTION VTR2 onlyCONNECTIONS WITH THE AJ-YA752 AUDIO MEMORY UNIT Time code generator TCG and user bit generator UBG modes TIME CODES TC and USER BITS UBTime codes TC and Time codesTIME CODES TC and USER BITS UB Time code generator TCG and user bit generator UBG mode settingTime codes TC and User bits UB Time code generator TCG and user bit generator UBG mode table1 AUTO EDIT mode VTR2 only 2 Mode other than AUTO EDIT VTR1 and VTR2TC OUT LTC output specifications VITC output specificationsREC SAME function Turning on the REC SAME functionTo adjust the encoder using the laptop ENCODER ADJUSTMENTSSwitcher Encorder adjustments# Conduct the adjustments using a discrete source unit ENCODER ADJUSTMENTSWaveform on WFM Waveform on VSCLiquid-crystal TV monitor adjustments LIQUID-CRYSTAL TV MONITOR ADJUSTMENTSAdjustment in display section Adjustments in set-up menu modeTo superimpose displays SUPERIMPOSE SCREEN DISPLAYSBlock BlockSuperimpose screen displays What is displayedCharacters displayed CTL counter displayVIDEO CONNECTOR SIGNALSAUDIO DC INError No ERROR MESSAGESDetails of error VTR operationError No ERROR MESSAGESDetails of error Forced POWER OFFTo return from the DIAG mode to the normal mode To transfer from a regular mode to the DIAG modeDIAG-MENU OPERATIONS To display the versionDETAILED DESCRIPTION OF DIAG MENU Maintenance Video head cleaningOTHERS CondensationGENERAL VIDEO SPECIFICATIONSVIDEO OUTPUT SIGNAL DIGITALAUDIO SpecificationsOTHERS LCD MONITORDivision of Matsushita Electric Corporation of America Broadcast & Television Systems CompanyExecutive Office One Panasonic Way 4B-7, Secaucus, NJ