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Panasonic AJ-LT85P manual Superimpose screen displays, What is displayed, Characters displayed

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What is displayed:

SUPERIMPOSE SCREEN DISPLAYS

The superimposed displays can be changed using the set-up menus.

What is displayed:

One of four different displays can be selected using set-up menu item No.000 (DISPLAY SEL): 1) counter value only, 2) counter value and operation mode, 3) counter value and shooting date, and 4) counter value and shooting time. However, the shooting date and time are displayed only when playing back a tape which was shot using a DV or DVCAM camera recorder.

Setting whether the superimposed display is to appear on the liquid-crystal monitor:

Whether the superimposed display is to appear or not is selected in set-up menu item No.001 (LCD SUPER).

Characters displayed:

The background for the characters displayed can be changed in set-up menu No.002 (CHARA TYPE).

CTL counter display:

Either the 12-hour or 24-hour system can be set in set-up menu item No.003 (TAPE TIMER).

Besides these selections which are made using the set-up menus, the position where the superimposed characters are dis- played can be switched to the top or bottom by pressing the COUNTER/REMAIN switch.

For details on the set-up menus, refer to pages 23 to 35.

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Panasonic AJ-LT85P manual Superimpose screen displays, What is displayed, Characters displayed, CTL counter display

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Lap Top Editor Operating InstructionsAJ-P DIGITAL VIDEO CASSETTEFCC Note FOR YOUR SAFETYCONTENTS 9-pin remote connectors ⋅2 FeaturesCompact size and light weight Volume controlsw COUNTER/REMAIN switch CONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS1 Liquid-crystal monitor section Controls and their functionsEDIT REC INH 2 Counter display section1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 0 q w e r CONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONSw REC INHIBIT switch 3 Front Keyboard Switchesq POWER switch y AUDIO MONITOR switch for both VTR1 and VTR2connector Level Controlsi AUDIO SWAP switch for both VTR1 and VTR2 connectorCONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS 4 Player/Recorder Control Section5 VTR Control Section for both VTR1 and VTR2 w RESET buttonCONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS 6 Edit Mode Setting Section1 2 3 4 5 6 i RESET buttonControls and their functions 7 Automatic Editing Control Sectiont COUNTER switchs CONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONSo PREVIEW/REVIEW button CONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONSu IN button for both VTR1 and VTR2 i OUT button for both VTR1 and VTR25 4 3 2 8 Side Panel Section for both VTR1 and VTR29 Front Section 10 Top Sectionq DC IN socket XLR 4P DC power input socket Connector Section for both VTR1 and VTR2y 2 3 r 5 6 2 4 t 5 9 8 q q 7Opening 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 AC adaptor SYSTEM CONNECTIONSConnections for transmission Microwave transmitter System connectionsSystem applications Backup recording using 2 VTRs1. Recording the same signal on 2VTRs 2. Recording different signals on 2 VTRsSYSTEM CONNECTIONS EffectorEditing controller Switch setting OPERATION MODE EXTSystem applications Using two VTRs as source units for AB roll editingSwitcher SYSTEM CONNECTIONSSystem applications When using an external VTR as the editing source unitExternal VTR AJ-LT85User default settings and factory settings To change a settingTo store a setting in the memory To return to the regular mode from the set-up menu modeBASIC 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 CODEdescription DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF SET-UP MENUSTIME CODE DetailedDETAILED 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 Preview Standard modeBASIC FLOW OF EDITING OPERATIONS 1st editSplit editing Assemble edit modeInsert edit mode TYPES OF EDIT MODES AND ILLUSTRATIONSSearch dial CUT EDITING PROCEDURE1. Edit mode selection Cut editing procedureDuring normal playback press the STILL button 2. Edit point registrationTo produce a still picture of the desired scene CUT EDITING PROCEDURETo check the total time Edit point checking, revising and clearingTo check the edit points To check the edit point imageCUT EDITING PROCEDURE When preview is executedTo recall the contents of the previous preview To suspend preview and execute automatic editingCUT EDITING PROCEDURE procedure3. Editing execution Cut editingReview CUT EDITING PROCEDURETo suspend the review, press the ALL STOP button Displaying the audio split amount AUDIO SPLIT EDITING PROCEDUREAudio split editing procedure Revising an edit IN pointCorrecting an edit IN point VIDEO SPLIT EDITING PROCEDUREDisplaying the video split amount STILL PICTURE EDITING EDITING BY EDIT IN POINT SETTING ONLYEditing by edit IN point setting only When executing editing without previewTRACK FUNCTION AUTO TAG EDITINGTC jump function TC JUMP FUNCTIONEVENT EDITING How to register eventsWhen an unregistered event number displayed as “n” is registered When “00” appears as the event numberEvent editing Accessing an event prior to the event now displayedAccessing the event ahead of the event now displayed Calling an eventExecuting event editing Accessing a registered event and revising its dataRevising and clearing events Clearing all the events initializing the EDLEdit data management EDL Calling the previously previewed contentsEDIT DATA MANAGEMENT EDL Displaying event numbersSteps taken for dumping EDIT DATA DUMPING TO/LOADING FROM AN EXTERNAL DEVICESteps taken for loading Edit data dumping to/loading from an external device Reference External device settings and communication methods2 To receive data using the RS-232C connector of an external device 3 To send data from the RS-232C connector of an external deviceEditing mode Reference Concerning the EDL format3. Editing mode 1. Editing modeAudio recording swap function VTR2 only AUDIO RECORDING SWAP FUNCTION VTR2 onlyCONNECTIONS WITH THE AJ-YA752 AUDIO MEMORY UNIT Time codes TIME CODES TC and USER BITS UBTime code generator TCG and user bit generator UBG modes Time codes TC andTIME CODES TC and USER BITS UB Time code generator TCG and user bit generator UBG mode setting2 Mode other than AUTO EDIT VTR1 and VTR2 Time code generator TCG and user bit generator UBG mode tableTime codes TC and User bits UB 1 AUTO EDIT mode VTR2 onlyTurning on the REC SAME function VITC output specificationsTC OUT LTC output specifications REC SAME functionEncorder adjustments ENCODER ADJUSTMENTSTo adjust the encoder using the laptop SwitcherWaveform on VSC ENCODER ADJUSTMENTS# Conduct the adjustments using a discrete source unit Waveform on WFMAdjustments in set-up menu mode LIQUID-CRYSTAL TV MONITOR ADJUSTMENTSLiquid-crystal TV monitor adjustments Adjustment in display sectionBlock SUPERIMPOSE SCREEN DISPLAYSTo superimpose displays BlockCTL counter display What is displayedSuperimpose screen displays Characters displayedDC IN CONNECTOR SIGNALSVIDEO AUDIOVTR operation ERROR MESSAGESError No Details of errorForced POWER OFF ERROR MESSAGESError No Details of errorTo display the version To transfer from a regular mode to the DIAG modeTo return from the DIAG mode to the normal mode DIAG-MENU OPERATIONSDETAILED DESCRIPTION OF DIAG MENU Condensation Video head cleaningMaintenance OTHERSDIGITAL SPECIFICATIONSGENERAL VIDEO VIDEO OUTPUT SIGNALLCD MONITOR SpecificationsAUDIO OTHERSOne Panasonic Way 4B-7, Secaucus, NJ Broadcast & Television Systems CompanyDivision of Matsushita Electric Corporation of America Executive Office