Operation Modes
The
Output mode (ON/OUT)
•The
•The
•Recording operation on the VTR section of the camcorder and the portable VTR can be synchronized to the REC START switch on the camcorder. Synchronization/asynchronization can be specified through menu operations on the camcorder.
•Set the SDI/COMPOSITE switch to SDI to output an SDI signal from the VIDEO/SDI OUT connector.
•Pressing the RET button allows you to use the viewfinder on the camcorder as a monitor for portable VTR. This function, however, is not available when using a
Notes
•When a portable VTR is connected, the
•A composite signal is not output from the VIDEO/ SDI OUT connector of the
•The EARPHONE jack is only for monitoring the audio from the portable VTR. No signal is output when the portable VTR is not connected to the CA- 702/702P.
•A VBS signal output to the VTR connector is for monitoring purposes only, and does not meet the quality standards for broadcasting.
Input mode (ON/IN)
•In this mode, you can input an external video signal (composite or SDI) from the VIDEO/SDI IN connector for recording by the VTR section of the camcorder. An
•Set the SDI/COMPOSITE switch according to the external video signal type to be input.
•In this mode, you can monitor an externally input video on the viewfinder of the camcorder, or on a monitor connected to the VIDEO/SDI OUT or TEST OUT connector on the camcorder. EXT appears in the viewfinder during this time.
•When the SDI setting is selected, an audio signal (CH1, 2, 3, and 4) embedded in the SDI signal is recorded by the camcorder.
Notes
•The picture may become temporarily unstable to allow the camcorder to lock to the input signal in the following cases:
•During input of an external signal, the composite signal output from the TEST OUT and VIDEO OUT connectors of the camcorder is for monitoring purposes only and does not meet the quality standards for broadcasting.
•The acceptable frequencies of the input video signals are limited to the range that the camcorder is able to lock to. However, if the pulse amplitude modulation of an input signal falls within broadcasting standards (NTSC: ±2.8 ppm/PAL: ±1.1 ppm), such a signal is acceptable.
•An SDI input signal cannot be used to copy an edited tape.•The input modes are not available on the8(E)