User button area | Panasonic AV-HS400AN instruction

1. Functions in each area

1-4. User button area

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USER

=User buttons [USER 1, USER 2]

These are used to allocate some functions of the menu settings to the USER 1 button and USER 2 button.  See 5-3-1.

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Panasonic AV-HS400AN manual User button area, = User buttons User 1, User

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Operating Instructions FCC Note Safety precautions For USA-California Only Important Safety Instructions Contents System settings Input/output signal settings Description Features Precautions for use Functions in each area  Power indicator Power2Alarm indicator Alarm System/Alarm 8/16 Crosspoint area Wipe area = User buttons User 1, User User button area Transition area PinP button Auto buttonCUT button FTB button List of menu delegation functions LCD menu areaRotary encoders F1 to F5 Positioner Rotary encoder Valid menu Positioner areaPositioner X/Y Rotary encoder Z  Concerning the recommended SD memory cards SD memory card access LEDSD memory card area PSD memory card slot   External synchronization mode SDI signal input connectors SDI Inputs 1 toSDI signal output connectors SDI Outputs PGM, 1 Reference input connector/BB output connector REF AC power input socket in AC 100 V to 120 Tally output connector Tally D-sub 15-pin, male, inch screw\ GPI input connector GPI 3.5 mm diameter stereo mini jack Ground connector Table of optional boards ConfigurationBoard Model number Function Where connected System Connections Example where the optional board is used Selecting the bus Selecting the bus modeBasic operations Background transition Cut transition Selecting the transition modeManual transition using the fader lever Auto transition Table of wipe patterns How to select the wipe patternsWipe Selecting the wipe pattern Selecting the wipe direction  Setting the border and soft effect Setting the border color To call the preset color Pos, Y-Pos setting range Setting the wipe start position Modifying wipe  Setting the lighting effect Setting the trimming Key source KeyKey, PinP and DSK priorities How key composition works Background Chroma chroma key/self key Selecting the key typeLum luminance key/self key Linear linear key/EXT key  Setting the fill matte color  Selecting the key fill and key source signalsSelecting the key fill signal Selecting the key source signal Pattern examples Key transitions Key preview Adjusting the luminance key and linear keyOperation Parameter Description of setting Setting range Rotary encoder Z Adjusting the chroma key Executing auto sampling Positioner Item operations  Adjusting the chroma keyTips for chroma key adjustments  Making other adjustments Key decorations  Setting the key edge Setting the edge color Turn F2 to F5 to set the area to be masked Masking the key signals Flying key  PinP combinations using the flying key PinP preview PinP picture in pictureSelecting the PinP material PinP transitions  Adjusting the density PinP adjustments Adjusting the PinP position and size  Select the dot by dot mode PinP decorations Trimming settings Selecting the DSK type DSK downstream key Selecting the DSK material  Selecting the DSK fill signal and DSK source signalSelecting the DSK fill signal Selecting the DSK source signal DSK preview DSK adjustmentsDSK transitions DSK decorations  Setting the edge Masking the DSK signals FTB fade to black  Calling the preset colors Internal color signalsSetting the color background  Adjusting the colors Displaying the freeze status Freezing the input signalsSetting freeze  Selecting the output signals using the crosspoint buttons Switching the AUX output Border Bkgd Wipe Preset memoryTable of stored preset memory Transition area Color Description of setting Initial value factory default KeyChroma key  Clear This is used to clear contents in the preset memory Transferring images from the AUX bus Frame memories SD memory cards Initializing the SD memory cards Saving data on SD memory cards Characters which can be used for filenames Loading data from SD memory cards Displaying the SD memory card information Deleting files on SD memory cards Setting the frame synchronizer Input/output signal settingsSetting the SDI input signals and analog input signals 576/50i 1080/59.94i Setting the input modeSystem Mode Input List of input modes supported Setting the analog composite input signals Setting the analog input gain Input image Setting the up-converter option Automatic adjustment of the white level Setting the DVI input signals optionSetting the DVI input signals Automatic adjustment of the black level Fit-H 1280  720 Fit-V 1024 768 Adjusting the DVI input signals Connector Signal type Output default Assignment Setting the output signalsTypes of output signals DC down-converter Assigning the output signalsNormal Setting the sync signals Phase Video format Adjustment range Adjusting the output signal phaseOutput video signal phase adjustment System standard 1H Output +1H Shortest Output +0.5H Phase adjustment setup Frame synchronizer SignalsVideo effects Output signals Down-converter When the 1080/59.94i format is used For 1080/59.94i format Example Phase relationship between input signals and output signals Display modes Division mode Setting the multi view displaySetting the screen layout These can be set to PGM, PVW, AUX or KeyOut Upper-L, Upper-R LUM 0%, 25%, 50%, 75%, 100% Setting the split frame and charactersSetting the tally displays Changing the material names  Preset type setting procedure User type setting procedure  Examples of OSD displays Setting the on-screen display OSD Setting the DVI output signals option  Setting the embedded audio data Setting the ancillary data Setting the V ancillary data LB letter box Setting the down-converterSQ squeeze EC edge crop Selecting the video format System settings Setting the 169 squeeze mode Button Signal Abbreviation Description Setting the crosspointsAssigning signals to the crosspoints Assigning signals to the crosspoints Button Signal Description Setting the crosspoint switching Button assignments Setting the user buttonsSetting the FTB button Setting method  Setting the time Setting the date and time Setting the date Setting the gateway Network settingsSetting the IP address Setting the subnet mask Setting the protocol Other settingsSetting the LCD backlight Setting editor enable Setting the GPI Functions that can be controlled from the unit Camera control RS-422RS-232C Converter Connection specificationsAW-RP655N RS-422 RS-232C Converter Pin No AW-HE100N, AW-PH405N, AW-PH360N Pin No  Connections for AW-HE100N, AW-PH405N or AW-PH360N AW-PH400P AW-IF400G Switch settings Connections for AW-PH400P  For controlling the lens zooming  Camera control settings System settings Status displays Alarm status displays OUT-SL1, 2 option output slots 1 Displaying the version information and option informationControl, Panel, Input, M/E IN-SL1, 2 option input slots 1 Initialization External interfaces RS-422 connector Function assigned Description of control Remarks GPI connectorInitial setting Control functions that can be assigned Example of tally connections Pin No Signal name Input/output Description of signal LAN straight cable SpecificationsImage transmission functions Connections How to install the software Exit Setting the IP addressOperation Startup Transmitting images to the unit Transmitting images from the unit Parameter Setting menu table Hue-Rad Sat-Rad Soft Cancel AdjustAdjust1 Adjust2 Trim Manual Border Width Soft ModeType Fill Position System Phase Signal Mode ↓ AnaGainSignal Output Mode ↓ Sync ↓ BBSetup GenLock Signal Scale ↓ Delay ↓ Sharp ↓ Signal Mode ↓ Size ↓ Scale ↓Signal Scale ↓ MovDet ↓ Sharp ↓ Signal Chroma Ped Hue Power Fan Mode ↓ 169SQSignal PosCont Speed Power ↓ Alarm Hour Minute Second Set ↓ DateYear Month Date Set ↓ Time Unit inch mm Appearance Specifications and standard accessories Input option Video delay timeSDI outputs Analog composite Optional boards sold separately Standard accessories Appendix glossary Genlock Frame MemoryFreeze FTB Fade to Black Program Bus Preset BusPreset Memory Preview Panasonic Canada Inc HeadquartersGovernment office Broadcast Parts Information & Ordering