Panasonic AJ-SD965 manual Preview, Review

Parts and their functions (continued)

Front panel

ONPOWER

OFF

HEADPHONES	AUDIO MIX
1&2		3&4
CH1/3	CH2/4	REC CH1/3
PULL	CH2/4	REC CH2/4
CH1/3

O

M L

K

H I

N

EJECT

DVCPRO 50

XL/L/M-cassette

2X

DVCPRO

DV

REMOTE

SUPER

REC INH

TCG

MODE

ON

ON

INT

TAPE

OFF

OFF

EXT

EE

COUNTER ASSEM

VIDEO

CUE

TC

SEARCH

SHTL

SLOW

PUSH

INSERT

JOG

RESET

CH 1

CH 2

CH 3

CH 4

PF 1

PF 2

PF 3

PF 4

STAND BY

PLAYER

RECORDER

SET

TC PRESET

MENU

PF

EDIT

PLAY

REC

METER

INPUT SELECT

PREVIEW/

AUTO EDIT PREROLL

REVIEW

A IN

A OUT

AUDIO MON SEL

FULL/FINE

VIDEO

AUDIO

MIX

L

R

CH 1

CH 2

CH 3

CH 4

IN

SET

REW

STOP

FF

SHIFT

OUT

REC

UNITY

PULL

PB VAR

AUDIO VOL SEL

LPREROLL button

This button is used to locate where a transmission

or manual editing starts on the tape.

When it is pressed, the tape travels to the preroll

point and stops.

The preroll time can be set using setup menu No.

000 (P-ROLL TIME).

When the button is pressed while the IN (A IN) or

OUT (A OUT) button is held down, the tape is cued

up to the registered point concerned.

J

HASSEM button

This button is pressed to proceed with assemble editing.

It has a self-illuminating lamp which comes ON when the button is pressed and goes OFF when it is pressed again.

IINSERT buttons

The input signals to be edited when insert editing is to be conducted are selected by pressing one of these seven buttons.

Each of these buttons has a self-illuminating lamp which comes ON when the button is pressed and goes OFF when it is pressed again.

JIN (A IN), SET and OUT (A OUT) buttons

When the SET button is pressed while the IN (A IN) or OUT (A OUT) button is held down, the IN (A IN) or OUT (A OUT) point is registered.

The A IN and A OUT buttons are used during audio split editing to register audio IN and OUT points that differ from the corresponding video points.

When an IN (A IN) or OUT (A OUT) point has been registered, the lamp of the IN (A IN) or OUT (A OUT) button which has registered that point lights.

When these buttons are pressed after points have been registered, the IN (A IN) or OUT (A OUT) point value appears on the counter display. When the IN (A IN) or OUT (A OUT) button is pressed together with the RESET button, the registration of the IN (A IN) or OUT (A OUT) point is cleared.

KTRIM buttons

These buttons are used to make fine adjustments to the IN (A IN) or OUT (A OUT) point.

By pressing the + or – button while the IN (A IN) button or OUT (A OUT) button is held down, the registered edit point can be adjusted in 1-frame increments. When the + button is pressed, the point is moved ahead by one frame; conversely, when the

– button is pressed, it is moved back by one frame.

If this button is pressed when no IN point has been

entered, the point where the button was pressed will

automatically be entered as the IN point. (However,

this is only the case if ENA has been selected as the

setup menu No. 313 (AUTO ENTRY) setting.

MPREVIEW/REVIEW button

PREVIEW:

When the button is pressed after an edit point has been registered, the tape travels and the editing can be previewed without actually performing the editing.

If the button is pressed when no IN point has been registered, the point where it was pressed is registered as the IN point, and preview is executed using this IN point.

REVIEW:

When the button is pressed after a section has been edited, the section that was just edited is played back and can be viewed on the recorder’s monitor.

NAUTO EDIT button

When this button is pressed after the edit points have been registered, automatic editing is initiated. If this button is pressed when no IN point has been entered, automatic editing is initiated with the point where the button was pressed serving as the IN point.

OMETER (FULL/FINE) selector button

This button is used to select the scale display for the audio level meter.

FULL mode:

The standard scale (–∞to 0 dB) is selected.

FINE mode:

The scale in 0.5 dB increments is selected.

The 5 position indicates the standard audio level of –20 dB, and each of the dots (O) displayed indicates a 1 dB scale increment.

(See page 17)

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