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Panasonic PAJ- AJ- P operating instructions 122, Menu Select 2/3 Screen

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Setting Menu Screens

MENU SELECT 2/3 Screen

This page performs the menu page display ON/OFF settings. The ON/OFF status for each item is indicated by displaying an asterix (E) or period (.) in front of the item on the screen.

- MENU	SE L ECT	2 / 3	-		Item	Variable	VF	Remarks
¢ . BA T T / T APE					Item	range	display	Remarks
		A L ARM				range	display
		A L ARM
. FUNCT I ON		1 / 5			BATT/TAPE	ON	ENG	BATT/TAPE ALARM item user menu
. FUNCT I ON		2 / 5			ALARM	OFF		display ON/OFF
. FUNCT I ON		3 / 5			ALARM	OFF		display ON/OFF
. FUNCT I ON		4 / 5						ON: This switches the display ON.
. FUNCT I ON		5 / 5						OFF: This switches the display OFF.
. SUPER GA I N
. SUPER GA I N
. L OW	SE T T I NG				FUNCTION 1/5	ON	ENG	FUNCTION 1/5 item user menu
. M I D	SE T T I NG					OFF		display ON/OFF
. H I GH SE T T I NG
. H I GH SE T T I NG					FUNCTION 2/5	ON	ENG	FUNCTION 2/5 item user menu
			E: ON		FUNCTION 2/5	ON	ENG	FUNCTION 2/5 item user menu
			E: ON			OFF		display ON/OFF
			. : OFF			OFF		display ON/OFF

					FUNCTION 3/5	ON	ENG	FUNCTION 3/5 item user menu
					FUNCTION 3/5	ON	ENG	FUNCTION 3/5 item user menu
						OFF		display ON/OFF

					FUNCTION 4/5	ON	ENG	FUNCTION 4/5 item user menu
						OFF		display ON/OFF

					FUNCTION 5/5	ON	ENG	FUNCTION 5/5 item user menu
						OFF		display ON/OFF

					SUPER GAIN	ON	ENG	SUPER GAIN item user menu display
						OFF		ON/OFF

					LOW SETTING	ON	ENG	LOW SETTING item user menu
						OFF		display ON/OFF

					MID SETTING	ON	ENG	MID SETTING item user menu display
						OFF		ON/OFF

					HIGH SETTING	ON	ENG	HIGH SETTING item user menu
						OFF		display ON/OFF

The underlined setting in the Variable range column indicates the preset mode.

Menu screen display methods

USER menu: Setting the MENU switch to SET displays the USER menu.

ENG menu: Holding down the SHIFT/ITEM and UP buttons simultaneously and setting the MENU switch to SET displays the ENG menu.

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Panasonic PAJ- AJ- P operating instructions 122, Menu Select 2/3 Screen

Contents

Operating Instructions For your safety BatteryContents Contents General and Features Features of the Camera SectionFour filter disks as standard equipment Fine adjustment of the automatic iris reference valueCharacter display function Auto close functionAudio functions Remote controlFunctions and circuits for assuring high picture quality Recording by an external VTRFeatures of the VTR section System Configuration AJ-VF20WPPower Supply Section Controls and Their FunctionsAccessory Mounting Section Audio Function Section Monitor Select audio channel selector switch Alarm warning tone volume controlMonitor volume control Monitor sound selector switchShooting Recording/Playback Function Section White BAL white balance memory selector switch Knob and filter settings are listed belowSynchro scan adjustment switches ¬ CC/ND Filter filter selector knob² Shutter switch ¯ Output output signal selector/AUTO Knee switchGain gain selector switch Video OUT connector BNC ¶ CAM OUT camera output connector BNC· VTR Start button ¸ VTR SAVE/STBY tape protection switch¹ Mode Check button Super Gain button inside sliding cover¿ FF fast forward button ½ Eject cassette eject button¾ REW rewind button Play playback buttonMenu Operation Section Time Code-Related SectionReset button TC in connector BNCTC OUT connector BNC Display switchBack tally switch TCG time code selector switchTally switchF × Light switchUsing a battery pack Power SupplyUsing an Anton Bauer Battery Pack Using the Panasonic AU-BP402 Battery Pack Page Using a Sony Battery Pack Using the Sony BP-90 Battery Pack Using the Sony BP-L60/BP-L90 lithium-ion Battery PackUsing an AC Power Supply When Using the AJ-B75 AC Adaptor Mounting the Lens Raise the lens clamping lever and remove the mount capAdjusting the Flange Back Adjusting the Lens FlangeAdjustment method Adjusting the White Shading White shading adjustment procedurePage Adjusting the Position Adjusting the diopter Adjusting the Diopter and ScreenAdjusting the Eyepiece Position Adjusting the screenDetach the eyepiece Detaching the EyepieceRemounting the eyepiece Detaching the Viewfinder Mounting the ViewfinderUsing the Microphone Mounted to the Main Unit Mount the microphone holderMounting the AJ-MH700P Microphone Holder Option Using the Microphone not Mounted to the Main Unit Audio Input Preparations Mounting a Wireless Microphone Connecting an Audio ComponentWhen detaching the tripod attachment Mounting the Unit to a TripodMounting the Shoulder Belt Adjusting the Shoulder Pad Position BottomAttaching the Rain Cover Attach the rain cover as shown in the figure belowConnecting the AQ-EC1 Extension Control Unit Option Pin Cable ECU ConnectorName Function outline Reference Displaying the Setting Menu Inside the ViewfinderSetting Menu Configuration Changing the setting menu configuration Changing Basic Setting Menu OperationsDisplaying the setting menu Selecting the desired item Changing the settingsReturning to the default settings Changing the ON/OFF selectionLamp Displays Inside the Viewfinder Setting the ! Lamp Display Status Displays Inside the Viewfinder Screen Shutter speed/mode display Remaining battery level displayExtender display 100, 1/120, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000Iris value display Safety zone markerAudio level display Center markerSelecting Display Items Select the items to be displayed on the viewfinder screenDisplay Mode and Setting Change Message Changing the Display Mode Setting the Marker DisplaysSetting the Camera ID Min s frm Remaining Battery Level and Audio Level DisplaysDisplays Min FrmTC or CTL Time code User bit Time Code-Related DisplaysSET CTLAdjusting the Time and Date Adjustment and setup using the setting menuSetting Adjustments and Setup During RecordingAdjustments and Setup Using the Setting Menu LOW/MID/HIGHSetting the Gain Selector Value Setting the gain selector valueSelecting Functions Selecting the required functionsAdjusting the White Balance/Black Balance Adjusting the White BalanceAuto W/B BAL switch When there is no Time to Adjust the White Balance When the White Balance Cannot be Automatically AdjustedError messages related to white balance adjustment Error message Meaning TreatmentAdjusting the Black Balance Menu SET/OFF OFF Output CAMABB OK Shutter Modes Setting the Electronic ShutterMode Shutter speed Application Shutter modes and shutter speeds which can be selectedSetting the Shutter Mode/Speed 120 250 500 1000 2000Setting the Synchro Scan Mode Changing the lris Automatic Adjustment Reference Value Changing the Shutter Speed/Mode Selection RangeAdjusting the Audio CH1 Level from the Viewfinder Adjusting the Audio LevelManually Adjusting the Audio Level LimiterWhen the optimal level cannot be set 40 -30 -25 -20 -15 -10 -5 E0Time code status during battery replacement Setting the Time DataSetting the Time Code Hexadecimal Setting the User BitSet the F-RUN/R-RUN switch to F-RUN or R-RUN DisplayLocking the Time Code to an External Source External Lock Operation ProcedureExample 1 Locking the time code to an external signal Example of connections for external lockingUser data operations Using the user dataSetting Time Data Ejecting setup cards Setup Card OperationsSetup Card Handling Inserting setup cardsSetup Card Data Operations Formatting setup cardsOFF When data is not formattedSetup card is not Insert a card Inserted Disk cannot be Card may be Formatted Defective. ReplaceWriting set data to cards Protecting stored data When data is not writtenSetup card is not Format the card Formatted Data cannot be written on Card may be Defective. ReplaceWhen data is not read out Reading out data stored on cardsInserting cassettes CassettesInserting and Ejecting Cassettes Checking that there is no slack in the tapeEjecting cassettes Ejecting cassettes when the battery has run outPreventing Accidental Erasure Basic Procedures RecordingAudio Select CH1/CH2 Auto Tape operation buttons 1-2Shooting images Successive Shooting While recording is pausedSuccessive Shooting in Other Cases Playback-Checking Recorded Contents Pin Signal Precautions When Connecting an External VTRPower supply Connection With an External VTRStarting Recording Checking the Function SettingsConnections If One VTR Comes to the End of its Tape During RecordingViewing playback images on the viewfinder Functions of the Unit’s VTR SAVE/STBY SwitchTape running mode Connections Using the 26-pin/12-pin Output AdaptorRecording With an External VTR Instead of the Internal VTR Mounting the 26-pin/12-pin output adaptorÁ26P Control on Controlling the external VTR with the unit’s switchesSwitching from the internal VTR to the external VTR Starting recordingLens RET button functions RET Button100 Replacing the Backup Battery 101ROP Screen Setting Menu Screens102 Marker ScreenMenu screen display methods 103VF Display Screen Shutter Speed Screen 104Camera ID Screen Variable RemarksLED Screen 105Synchro Scan Screen SET UP Card 1/2, 2/2 Screen 106Main Function Screen BATT/TAPE Alarm Screen107 Function 2/5 Screen 108Function 1/5 Screen 109 Function 3/5 Screen110 Function 4/5 ScreenSuper Gain screen 111Function 5/5 Screen Video OUT Menu ENGLOW Setting Screen 112This page sets the middle level MID Setting Screen113 Gamma High Setting Screen114 Black ENGLevel 2/6 Screen 115Level 1/6 Screen 116 Level 3/6 ScreenFlare ENG 117Level 4/6 Screen 118 Level 5/6 Screen119 Level 6/6 ScreenLens ADJ Screen 120VF Operation Screen Menu Select 1/3 Screen 121Time Date Screen 122 Menu Select 2/3 Screen123 Menu Select 3/3 ScreenAuto Shading Screen Diagnostic Screen124 Initialize Screen125 ING126 Tape ENDEmergency eject Error CodesCode Contents 127Characteristic Phenomenon of CCD Cameras MaintenanceCleaning the Video Heads 128129 Set the switches as followsInspections Before Shooting Inspection Preparations130 Inspecting the VTR Section 131Inspecting the Iris and Zoom Functions Tape Running Inspections132 General Specifications133 Camera SectionVTR Section Accessories134 135 Related ComponentsPanasonic Broadcast & Television Systems Company