Automatic Editing deck-to-deck | Panasonic HD1700pe guide

Review the edited results.

Automatic Editing (deck-to-deck)

“Editing” refers to the work involved in using pre- recorded tapes to bring different contents together or delete unnecessary parts and bring together only the necessary parts.

The basic editing steps are as follows.

1 Using the REMOTE button, set the player to REMOTE and the recorder to LOCAL (ensure that the REMOTE LED is not lighted).

2 Select the editing mode (ASSEM or INSERT).

3 Register the edit points of the recorder and player.

4 Check and modify, if necessary, the edit points.

5 Preview the material before editing it.

6 Proceed with the editing.

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Switch settings and adjustments

When using this VTR as the recorder

Set the VTR to the LOCAL status (which is indicated when the REMOTE LED is OFF).

Set the POWER switch to ON.

EJECT

XL/L/M-cassette

POWER OFF

ON

Do not insert S-cassette

without adapter

CH1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CUE

CH CONDITION

MONITOR

FULL/FINE 9P

REMOTE

L

50P

RS-232C

R

HEADPHONES

HOME

RF1

RF2 ASSEM

ADJUST

SHTL

JOG

VAR

PUSH-INTER

VIDEO UNITY

TC

CUE

INSERT

REV

FWD

AUDIO UNITY

DIAG

MENU

STAND BY

PLAYER RECORDER

INPUT CHECK

SHIFT

F1

F2

F3

F4

F5

F6

SERVO

REC INHIBIT

AUDIO CH SELECT

ABC

DEF

GHI

A IN

A OUT

EDIT

PLAY

REC

7

8

9

CH 1

CH 5

CH 2

CH 6

CH 3

CH 7

CH 4

CH 8

PREVIEW/

PRE-

JKL

MNO

PQRS

REVIEW

ROLL

4

5

6

BS

AUTO

TUV

WXYZ

TRIM

REW

STOP

FF

1

2

3

ENT

EDIT

SET

PUSH

IN

OUT

LOCK

0

C

T

F

FULL

REC

P8

REC

P8

REC

P8

REC

P8

FULL

Adjust the recording levels.

Switch the time counter display to TC or CTL.

When using this VTR as the player

Press the 9P button for 2 or more seconds to set the VTR to the REMOTE status which is indicated when the REMOTE LED is ON).

Set the POWER switch to ON.

EJECT

XL/L/M-cassette

POWER OFF

ON

Do not insert S-cassette

without adapter

CH1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CUE

CH CONDITION

MONITOR

FULL/FINE 9P

REMOTE

L

R

HEADPHONES

HOME

RF1

RF2 ASSEM

ADJUST

SHTL

JOG

VAR

PUSH-INTER

VIDEO UNITY

TC

CUE

INSERT

REV

FWD

AUDIO UNITY

DIAG

MENU

STAND BY

PLAYER RECORDER

INPUT CHECK

SHIFT

F1

F2

F3

F4

F5

F6

SERVO

REC INHIBIT

AUDIO CH SELECT

ABC

DEF

GHI

A IN

A OUT

EDIT

PLAY

REC

CH 1

CH 5

CH 2

CH 6

CH 3

CH 7

CH 4

CH 8

7

8

9

PREVIEW/

PRE-

JKL

MNO

PQRS

REVIEW

ROLL

4

5

6

BS

AUTO

TUV

WXYZ

TRIM

REW

STOP

FF

1

2

3

ENT

EDIT

SET

PUSH

IN

OUT

LOCK

0

C

T

F

FULL

REC

P8

REC

P8

REC

P8

REC

P8

FULL

Adjust the playback levels.

Switch the time counter display to TC

or CTL.

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Panasonic HD1700pe Automatic Editing deck-to-deck, Switch settings and adjustments, When using this VTR as the recorder

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VQT0E88 Model AJ Operating precaution For your safety General For U.S.A. and Canada For your safetyFor Europe Do not Remove Panel Cover by UN- Screwing For U.K. only How to replace the fuse Contents General outline Standard accessories Features Front panel Parts and Their Functions Meter FULL/FINE selector button Monitor Select buttonsRemote buttons and RS-232C display Auto OFF lamp Time code display Adjust dial? Unity lamps Video Unity lamp Audio Unity lamp Switching between REC or PB Switching between Unity or VARHREV, Still and FWD lamps Shtl button Audio channel selector button When the search mode is established on the CUE screenNumber keys PREVIEW/REVIEW button Front panel Input Check button Standby buttonPlayer and Recorder buttons Video 59/60 Hz mode Input Check output specificationsVideo 50 Hz mode Audio Time code display 59/60 Hz mode only Drop frame marks Variable memory mode indicatorTime counter display Field marks Rear panel @ SD REF in connectors and 75-ohm termination switches SD Serial Digital Component Audio and Video OUT connectorsHD REF in connectors and 75-ohm termination switches HD REF OUT connector Example of connections performed for one VTR ConnectionsPlayer side Source side Example of system connections in 25 Hz SD mode Example of system connections in 23/24 Hz or 25 Hz HD mode Example of connections with an editing controller Consumer-use DV and Dvcam cassettes Concerning tapesCassettes XL cassettes Stop and Standby modes Turning on the power and inserting the cassettePrecautions for Still Timer setting Recording Selecting the video and audio input signalsAdjust the audio levels Playback Playback phase adjustment function Shuttle mode Jog modeVariable mode Jog/Shuttle Preroll Manual EditingAssem Insert When using this VTR as the recorder Switch settings and adjustmentsWhen using this VTR as the player Set the Power switch to on Player Selecting the editing modeRecorder Assem screen When no edit points have been set When only one edit point has been setChecking the edit points Re-registering an edit point Postrolling PreviewingRetry function Auto tag function Reviewing Registering the edit points Audio Split EditingModifying the edit points Clearing the edit points Between the video in and OUT points Duration displayBetween the audio in and OUT points Match frame processing function Outline Variable memory functionVariable memory function selection Variable memory editing operation procedure General description Function menusGeneral menus Special menus Allocating the function keys Toggle How to switch the settingsToggle i ADJ Press Status display Home INT24 INT23INT25 INT50 59.94 Hz/60 Hz, 50 Hz mode 59.94 Hz/60 Hz operation specifications for tape playback23.98/24Hz, 25 Hz HD mode Hz SD mode Variable memory mode indicator Operation mode speed displayHome Status display Remaining tape/total tape display Selecting the values Entering the input values Registering TCG valuesInputting numbers and letters ENT Tape ResetOutput TC/CTL*2 Video F1 Shift F2 Shift F3 Shift SUP LV ADJ Setup LVLLevel HUE ADJ Audio Audio signal input selection CH5-CH8 F1 SHIFT2 VolumeF2 SHIFT2 F3 SHIFT2 Reccue CH1 REC CUE CH2 CH3 CH4 CH5 CH6 CH7 CH8 RUN MD Free RUN Mode TCG MD PRE TCG Mode AutoDF MOD NDF DF Mode F1 Shift Timer CUE Cue point registration When registering cue points by numberSearch mode Search operations Clearing registered points$ Clearing all the registered points together $Clearing individual registered points Diag Error log functionHour-meter display LCD monitor displays Messages saved when on is selected as the setting Menu Automatic editing and manual editing Assemble Marker InsertEditing channels With the exception of the function button F1, two channels Settings Setup MENU/SYSTEM Menu System Menu function buttons Setup Menu function buttonsFlow of setting changes Selecting the memory target Press the Shift button FileSelecting the operation file in the selected memory Transferring files between memories Load USER1 On Load USER2 USER3 USER4 File overwrite inhibit facilityLoad Save PF1/PF2 Clearing all the function button settingsRegistration Clearing the menu items PF1/PF2 function buttons Flow of function button registration PF1/PF2 function button names Name of setup menu Still Timer CH1 in LV A1 ILV File status Card Selecting the operation files inside the selected memory Selecting the targeted memory Press the Shift buttonVTR Memory IC Card Memory IC Card Memory VTR Memory Unlocking a file Locking a fileFormat Delete Items which can be registered in the input and output pins Pins in which functions can be registered50P IN/OUT Assign Registered item names Clearing Resetting all the items and values Special OUT menu list TC input statuses Error statusesUp-conversion statuses Up-conversion down-conversion statuses 50P IN/OUT Assign function buttons Flow of registration Pin assignment factory settings System menus Video output signal adjustments HD*UP SYS HCoarse Fine SCH SD*DW AV PhaseFreq Menu Lock Basic Setup menus Basic HD-LP PB FormatHD-SP Frequency Operation Operation Alarm Beep SP ModeEject Lamp KEY Beep Interface Edit Edit Tape Protect Time Code Time Code Video HD SDI OUT SD SDI OUT Video OUT VideoENH H C Resp H U/CC Resp STD Narrow LVL SD*DW PhaseHUE Bright ESR Mode VO SetupCCR Mode BLK Clip Audio Audio REC CH7 REC CH6REC CH8 PB Fade CH3 CUE SEL CH2 CUE SELCH4 CUE SEL CH5 CUE SEL ANA CH1 SEL Audio PB VRANA CH2 SEL ANA CH3 SEL Audio outputs in the search mode Connections with Dolby-E* components MenuOn Load Memory Memory C 25 HD How to switch the system frequencyNo.25 System menu Menu management accompanying switching the system frequencySetup menus DET Adjust REC AdjustEE Mode SEL Normal Thru SP Mode INH OFF RUN Mode REC Free TCG Mode PRE AutoRegen Mode Assem Insrt INT DF Mode NDF VO Setup HD ADD21 U/C Mode Fith FithvVO Setup SD ADD21 Resp STD Narrow 110 Time code and user’s bit Setting the internal time codeTime code User’s bit Concerning the time code and user’s bit Setting the external time codeCue time registration, preroll and cue-up Time code and user’s bit playback Superimpose screen Operation modeDisplay position Characters displayed Monitor output channels Selecting the audio recording channels and monitor outputAudio recording channels Display saving function Rack-mounting adapters Rack mountingEIA standard rack Inner member 18-inch rail Inner member 22-inch rail Condensation Video head cleaningMaintenance Diag menu Error messagesDisplaying the Diag menu Displaying the warning information Displaying the hour-meter information Error messages Reel DIR MotorUnmatch Reel Condition for acknowledging Commands from RS-232C interface Hardware specificationsExternal interface specifications RS-232C interface Send format Controller PC VTR Software specifications protocol When the communication has ended successfully Error code tableWhen the communication has ended unsuccessfully Send command Commands relating to operation control Command table CTL/TC Data Commands relating to inquiriesRequest Status CLS Microsoft QuickBASIC sample program Video OUT Connector signalsAudio OUT RS-422A Remote 9P Encoder REMOTE15P Printed circuit boardsParallel Remote 50P Video Input Connectors SpecificationsVideo Output Connectors General Audio Input Connectors Video signal adjustment rangesAudio output Connectors Audio level adjustment range Optional 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