Panasonic AJSPD850P - P2 DECK Manuel utilisateur

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AJ-SPD850p

Menu Information

Setup (Initial settings)

The memory card recorder’s main settings are performed while making selections using a system of menus.

If a TV monitor has been connected to the VIDEO OUT 3 connector or SDI OUT 3 connector (optional) on the rear

panel and the SUPER switch is set to [ON], the setting menus are displayed on the TV monitor.

HEADPHONES

PULL PULL

AUDIO MIX

1&2

CH1/3 CH2/4 REC CH1/3

REC CH2/4

3&4

CH1/3 CH2/4

AUDIO MON SEL

AUDIO VOL SEL

LRMIX

REC

UNITY

VAR

METER

FULL/FINE

INPUT SELECT

VIDEO AUDIO

CH 1 CH 2 CH 3 CH 4

COUNTER

TC PRESET

SELECT

SLOT

RESET

THUMBNAIL

MARKER

BAR

SET

RECPLAY

FFREW STOP

PREV NEXT SHIFT

SHTL

PUSH

JOG

SLOW

Memory Card Recorder AJ-

ENC

CONTROL

REMOTE

LOCAL

VIDEO

LEVEL

PRESET

MANUAL

CHROMA

LEVEL

PRESET

MANUAL

SET UP

PRESET

BLK

MANUAL

HUE

PRESET

CHROMA PH

MANUAL

REGEN

PRESET

REC RUN

FREE RUN

DIAG

ON POWER

USB 2.0

OFF

REMOTE

LAN

USB

SUPER

OFF

TCG

INT

EXT

MODE

REC INH

OFF

DVCPRO 50

DVCPRO

PLAY LIST EVENT

INSERT

DELETE

GO TO

ENTRY OUTIN

(1)

(6) (4) (2)

(3)

Changing the settings

(1) Press the MENU button

The setup menu screen appears on the TV monitor, and

the setup menu item number appears on the counter

display.

Each time the FF button is pressed (for about 1.5

seconds), the item number and item name are displayed

alternately.

(If a setup was performed previously, the screen on

which the last change was made is displayed.)

(2) Turn the search dial to select the item to be set

The menu screen cursor ( ) moves, and the item

number on the display flashes.

•When the dial is turned clockwise, the item number is

incremented from 001 →002 →003 →004 and so on;

conversely, when it is turned counterclockwise, the

item number is decremented.

•When the FF button or REW button is pressed while

holding down the PLAY button, the next or previous

item is selected.

•Whenever possible, limit the use of the search dial to

the JOG mode.

(3) At the position where the change is to be

made, turn the search dial while holding down

the SEARCH button

The settings on the menu screen and display now flash.

When the dial is turned clockwise, the setting number is

incremented; conversely, when it is turned

counterclockwise, it is decremented.

(4) Upon completion of the setting, release the

SEARCH button

•When the search dial is in the SHTL mode, the item will

move unless the dial is set to the center position.

(5) When other items are to be changed, repeat

steps (2) to (4)

(6) Press the SET button

The changes are stored in the memory.

To disregard the new settings and restore the old settings

instead, press the MENU button.

•To return the setup contents to the factory settings

(initial settings), press the RESET button while the menu

is displayed. The following message is displayed.

If the PLAY button is now pressed, the factory settings

are reinstated.

SETUP - MENU INIT SET

YES<PLAY> / NO<STOP>

Notes:

•If the RESET button is pressed to restore the factory

settings, only the user files currently in use are

restored. The other user files remain unaffected.

•The changes made to the SYSTEM menu contents

are recorded even by pressing the MENU button to

close the menu screen.

SUPER switch (set to [ON])

Setup menus

The memory card recorder can hold five user files, each of

which has its own specific menu settings, and one of these

files can be selected for use.

Changing the file

(1) Press the MENU button

(2) Press the FF button while holding down the

DIAG (or SHIFT) button to switch to the next

user file or press the REW button while holding

down the DIAG (or SHIFT) button to return to

the previous user file

Setting and releasing the lock mode

The lock mode can be set to protect the system file and

user file (USER2 to USER5) settings. Once the lock

mode is set, no further changes can be made to the

settings.

Setting and releasing the lock mode can be set for the

system file by using setup menu No. 40 (MENU LOCK)

and for the user files by using setup menu No.A03

(MENU LOCK).

(1) Press the MENU button

(2) Press the REW or FF button while holding

down the DIAG (or SHIFT) button and select the

file for which the lock mode is to be set or

released

(3) Turn the search dial

The cursor ( ) on the menu screen is moved to No. 40

(MENU LOCK) for the system file or to No. A03 (MENU

LOCK) for a user file.

(4) Turn the search dial while holding down the

SEARCH button to select whether the lock

mode is to be set or released

To set the lock mode:

Set 0001 (ON) as the setting.

To release the lock mode:

Set 0000 (OFF) as the setting.

When the lock mode has been set, “LOCKED”flashes

on the menu screen. The counter display stops flashing

and remains lighted.

(3) To enter the selection made in step (2) for the

user file which is to be used, press the SET

button

The user file is changed and stored in the memory.

Note:

Since the SYSTEM menu items are not included in user

files 1 through 5, first select the user file and switch to the

SYSTEM file, and then set the SYSTEM menu items.

SYSTEM

USER 1

USER 2

USER 3

USER 4

USER 5

REW

FF REW

User files

Each user file contains the

following items.

•BASIC

•OPERATION

•INTERFACE

•EDIT

•TIME CODE

•VIDEO

•AUDIO

•V BLANK

•LCD

•MENU

SETUP-MENU

<USER2>

000

001

002

003

008

009

010

011

012

P-ROLL TIME

LOCAL ENA

CTL DISP

REMAIN SEL

DISPLAY SEL

CHARA H-POS

CHARA V-POS

CHARA TYPE

SYS FORMAT

STOP

±12h

T&STA

WHITE

50M

NO .000-0005

LOCKED

(5) Press the SET button

The setting is stored in the memory.

Notes:

•The lock mode cannot be set for the USER1 file.

•Once set to the lock mode, a file cannot be reset to the

factory settings even by pressing the RESET button.

Setup menus (continued)

Loading user files

The contents of the USER2, USER3, USER4 or USER5

file can be copied (loaded) into the USER1 file. Also, the

contents of the USER1 file can be copied (saved) into the

USER2, USER3, USER4 or USER5 file.

(1) Press the MENU button

(2) Press the REW or FF button while holding

down the DIAG (or SHIFT) button and select

USER1 file

(3) Turn the search dial to move the cursor ( ) on

the menu screen to No. A00 (LOAD)

USER 1 USER 2

USER 3

USER 4

USER 5

Load/save Lock mode can be

set

Lock mode can be

set

Lock mode can be

set

Lock mode can be

set

Load/save

SETUP-MENU

<USER1>

902

A00

A01

A02

END

GUI OUTPUT

LOAD

SAVE

P. ON LOAD

OFF

USER2

OFF

NO .A00-0000

SETUP-MENU

<USER1>

902

A00

A01

A02

END

GUI OUTPUT

LOAD

SAVE

P. ON LOAD

OFF

USER2

OFF

NO .A00-0000

SETUP-MENU

USER2 USER1 OK?

YES<PLAY>/NO<STOP>

LOAD

(4) Turn the search dial while holding down the

SEARCH button to select the user file whose

contents are to be loaded into USER1

(5) Press the SET button

The following message appears on the menu screen

and counter display.

Counter display

The number of the user file selected in step (4) is

displayed at .

(6) Press the PLAY button

The settings of the user file selected in step (4) are

loaded, and the USER1 menu display appears. If the

STOP button is pressed instead, the settings are not

changed, and the USER1 menu display appears.

(7) Turn the search dial to move the cursor ( ) on

the menu screen to a number other than No.

A00 (LOAD) or No. A01 (SAVE)

(8) Press the SET button

The USER1 settings are stored in the memory.

If the USER1 settings are not to be stored in the

memory, do not press the SET button but press the

MENU button instead.

Saving user files

(1) Press the MENU button

(2) Press the REW or FF button while holding

down the DIAG (or SHIFT) button and select

USER1 file

(3) Turn the search dial to move the cursor ( ) on

the menu screen to No. A01 (SAVE)

(4) Turn the search dial while holding down the

SEARCH button to select the user file in which

the contents of USER1 are to be saved

Those user files which have been set to the lock mode

do not appear on the display. If all the user files have

been set to the lock mode, the “LOCKED”display

appears, and the contents of USER1 cannot be saved

into any of the user files.

(5) Press the SET button

The following message appears on the menu screen

and counter display.

SETUP-MENU

USER1 USER2 OK?

YES<PLAY>/NO<STOP>

SAVE

Counter display

The number of the user file selected in step (4) is

displayed at .

(6) Press the PLAY button

The settings of USER1 are saved in the user file

selected in step (4) and stored in the memory. If the

STOP button is pressed instead, the settings are not

changed, and the USER1 menu display appears.

(7) Turn the search dial to move the cursor ( ) on

the menu screen to a number other than No.

A00 (LOAD) or No. A01 (SAVE)

(8) Press the SET button

The USER1 settings are stored in the memory.

If the USER1 settings are not to be stored in the

memory, do not press the SET button but press the

MENU button instead.

Automatically recalling a user file when

turning on the power

If the user file to be loaded is selected in advance using

setup menu No. A02 (P. ON LOAD), the file will be

automatically loaded into USER1 when the power is

turned on.

Menu screen

Setup menus (continued)

SYSTEM menu

No./Item Description

SYS SC COAR.

Coarse adjustment of system phase: 90 °units

Note:

If setting operation is

performed, the setting

value does not return to

factory (default) setting.

0000 0

0001 90

0002 180

0003 270

SYS SC FINE

Fine adjustment of system phase:

Variable range ±45 °or more

–: Advanced, +: Delayed

Note:

If setting operation is

performed, the setting

value does not return to

factory (default) setting.

0000 –128

0128 0

0255 127

SYS H

System phase adjustment: 74 ns steps

–: Advanced, +: Delayed

Note:

If setting operation is

performed, the setting

value does not return to

factory (default) setting.

0000 –128

0128 0

0216 127

No./Item Description

SCH COARSE

SCH phase adjustment: 90 °units

(The SC phase changes but the H phase does not change.)

–: Advanced, +: Delayed

0000 0

0001 90

0002 180

0003 270

SCH FINE

SCH phase adjustment:

Total variable range: ±45 °or more

(The SC phase changes but the H phase

does not change.)

–: Advanced, +: Delayed

0000 –32

0032 0

0064 32

AV PHASE

This adjusts the audio output phase

with respect to the video output:

20.8 µs steps

–: The audio output phase is advanced

with respect to the video output.

+: The audio output phase is delayed

with respect to the video output.

0000 –100

0100 0

0200 100

The underlined items indicates the initial setting.

SYS H OFFSET

System phase adjustment.

0000 –3:–13.4 µsec

0001 –2:–8.96 µsec

0002 –1:–4.52 µsec

0003 0: 0 sec

0004 1 : +4.52 µsec

0005 2 : +8.96 µsec

0006 3 : +13.4 µsec

Note:

If setting operation is performed, the

setting value does not return to factory

(default) setting.

SYS SC/H

This sets whether the system phase is

to be adjusted by the memory card

recorder or from the external encoder

remote controller.

0000 REMOTE :

The system phase is adjusted from

the external encoder remote

controller.

0001 LOCAL :

The system phase is adjusted by the

memory card recorder.

Note:

This setting does not take effect when

LOCAL has been selected by the ENC

CONTROL switch on the front panel.

Video output signal adjustments

The video output signal adjustments are made by using the ENC CONTROL switch on the front panel and selecting the

SYSTEM menu item No. 19 (SYS SC/H) settings. A control matrix of the adjustments is shown below.

ENC CONTROL

LOCAL

REMOTE

SYSTEM menu item

19: SYS SC/H

LOCAL

REMOTE

LOCAL

REMOTE

SYSTEM menu item

11: SYS SC COAR.

12: SYS SC FINE

13: SYS H

The memory card recorder

External encoder remote controller

Front panel (under section)

VIDEO LEVEL

CHROMA LEVEL

SET UP/BLACK

HUE/CHROMA PHASE

The memory card recorder

External encoder remote controller

Setting Item adjusted

USER menu <BASIC>

No./Item Description

000

P-ROLL TIME

This sets the preroll time.

The preroll time can be set from 0 to 15

seconds in 1-second increments.

0000 0s

0005 5s

0015 15s

001

LOCAL ENA

This selects the buttons which can be

operated on the front panel when the

REMOTE button is lit.

0000 DIS :

No buttons can be operated.

0001 STOP :

Only the STOP button can be operated.

0002 ENA :

All buttons can be operated.

002

CTL DISP

This selects the 12 or 24 hour display

for the CTL counter.

0000 ±12h : 12 hour display

0001 24h : 24 hour display

003

REMAIN SEL

This selects whether the remaining

time or total time is to be displayed in

the superimposed display of the

VIDEO OUT 3/ SDI OUT 3 connector

(optional) signals.

0000 OFF: No display.

0001 2L :

The remaining time is displayed on

the second line.

0002 1L :

The remaining time is displayed on

the first line.

0003 R/TTL :

The remaining time is displayed on

the first line, and the total time is

displayed in the second line.

Notes:

•When “2L”is selected, the remaining

time is not displayed if “TIME”has been

selected as the setup menu item No.

008 (DISPLAY SEL) setting.

•When “R/TTL”is selected, the total time

is not displayed if “TIME”has been

selected as the setup menu item No.

008 (DISPLAY SEL) setting.

Setup menus (continued)

No./Item Description

BRIGHT

This adjusts the brightness of the

LCD monitor on the front panel.

Note:

If setting operation is performed, the

setting value does not return to factory

(default) setting.

0000 –7

0007 0

0014 7

The underlined items indicates the initial setting.

CONTRAST

This adjusts the contrast of the LCD

monitor on the front panel.

Note:

If setting operation is performed, the

setting value does not return to factory

(default) setting.

0000 –7

0007 0

0014 7

MENU LOCK

This selects whether the system file

lock mode is to be engaged or

released.

0000 OFF :The lock is released (file

data can be changed).

0001 ON : The lock is engaged (file

data cannot be changed).

SYSTEM menu

Setup menus (continued)

USER menu <BASIC>

The underlined items indicates the initial setting.

No./Item Description

008

DISPLAY SEL

This selects what information is to be

provided by the time code and other

superimposed displays output from

the VIDEO OUT 3/SDI OUT 3

connector (optional).

0000 TIME : Data only.

(The data indicates the value for

whichever of CTL, TC or UB currently

selected by the COUNTER button.)

0001 T&STA :

Data and operation status.

0002 T&S&M :

Data, operation status and mode.

0003 T&RT : Data and REC TIME

0004 T&YMD :

Data and REC DATE (year/month/day)

0005 T&MDY :

Data and REC DATE (month/day/year)

0006 T&DMY :

Data and REC DATE (day/month/year)

0007 T&UB :

Data and user bit.

However, when UB has been selected

with the COUNTER button, the time

code is displayed after the user bit.

0008 T&CTL :

Data and CTL data.

However, when CTL has been

selected with the COUNTER button,

the time code is displayed after the

CTL data.

0009 T&T : Data and time code.

0010 VITC:

The time code and user bit recorded

on the card are displayed.

Notes:

•Mode display:

DVCPRO 50 (50 Mbps) = DVCPRO_50,

DVCPRO (25 Mbps) = DVCPRO,

DV = DV

•An error message appears if a warning

or error has occurred when “T&S&M”

has been selected as this setting.

•The recording duration and recording

time and date are displayed when the

DV format applies. The operating

status is displayed instead when the

DVCPRO50 (50 Mbps) or DVCPRO

(25 Mbps) format applies.

No./Item Description

009

CHARA H-POS

This sets the position of the characters

on the horizontal plane for the time

code and other superimposed displays

output from the VIDEO OUT 3/ SDI OUT

3 connector (optional).

Note:

Characters may extend beyond the

edges of the screen.

0000 0

0004 4

0016 16

010

CHARA V-POS

This sets the position of the characters

on the vertical plane for the time code

and other superimposed displays

output from the VIDEO OUT 3/ SDI OUT

3 connector (optional).

Note:

When the DISPLAY SEL setting causes

characters to extend beyond the edges of

the screen, the setting value is changed so

that the characters are automatically

displayed in a position on the screen.

[625i system]

0000 0

0023 23

0028 28

[525i system]

0000 0

0018 18

0022 22

011

CHARA TYPE

This selects the display type for the

superimposed display output from the VIDEO

OUT 3/SDI OUT 3 connector (optional) as well

as for displays such as the setup menu, etc.

0000 WHITE :

White characters against a black

background.

0001 W/OUT :

White characters with a black border.

Setup menus (continued)

USER menu <BASIC>

The underlined items indicates the initial setting.

No./Item DescriptionNo./Item Description

012

SYS FORMAT

This sets the memory card recorder’s

recording and playback format.

0000 50M :

DVCPRO50 (50 Mbps) is selected.

0001 25M :

DVCPRO (25 Mbps) is selected.

0002 DV :

DV (25 Mbps) is selected.

Note:

The format complies with the setting of

this menu item when the card is ejected.

017

CHARA SIZE

This selects the size of the characters

for the superimposed display output

from the VIDEO OUT 3/SDI OUT 3

connector (optional).

0000 NORMAL :Standard size

0001 LARGE :

4 times larger than the standard size

Note:

When LARGE has been selected, only

time data is displayed, regardless of the

setup menu No.008 (DISPLAY SEL)

setting.

MONTH

DAY

Sets the month.

Note:

If a nonexistent day is set while setting

Feb, April, June, September, or

November, it is set as the first day of the

following month.

0001 JAN

0012 DEC

Sets the day.

Note:

If a nonexistent day is set while setting

Feb, April, June, September, or

November, it is set as the first day of the

following month.

0001 1

0031 31

HOUR

Sets the hour value.

Set the value based on 24-hour clock

time.

0000 0

0023 23

MINUTE

Sets the minute value.

0000 0

0059 59

069

CLOCK SET

Sub-screen

Sets the internal clock time.

Note:

Press the STOP button to display a sub-

screen for selecting the line to be

recorded. Press the STOP button again

to return from the sub-screen.

YEAR

Sets the year.

0000 2000

0004 2004

0030 2030

Setup menus (continued)

USER menu <BASIC>

No./Item Description

TIME ZONE

Sets the time difference from the

world standard time.

Refer to the table below, and select the

setting which corresponds to the local

time.

0000 00:00

0001 +00:30

0002 +01:00

0050 –00:30

No./Item Description

070

TV SYSTEM

This selects the TV system.

0000:

The 525 interlace/59.94 Hz system is

selected.

0001:

The 625 interlace/50 Hz system is

selected.

Notes:

•After this setting is changed, turn off

and back on the power again to take it

effect.

•Analog video signals cannot be

selected using INPUT SELECT once

the TV system has been changed from

the factory setting.

•When the setting is changed, the play

list is reset.

[625i system]

0000 525

0001 625

[525i system]

0000 525

0001 625

Time City/region Time City/region

difference difference

00:00 Greenwich + 13:00

- 00:30 + 10:30

Lord Howe Island

- 01:00 Azores + 12:00 New Zealand

- 01:30 + 09:30 Darwin Islands

- 02:00

Central Atlantic time

+ 11:00 Solomon Islands

- 02:30 + 08:30

- 03:00 Buenos Aires + 10:00 Guam

- 03:30 Newfoundland + 07:30

- 04:00 Halifax + 09:00 Tokyo

- 04:30 + 06:30 Rangoon

- 05:00 New York + 08:00 Beijing

- 05:30 + 05:30 Bombay

- 06:00 Chicago + 07:00 Bangkok

- 06:30 + 04:30 Kabul

- 07:00 Denver + 06:00 Dacca

- 07:30 + 03:30 Teheran

- 08:00 Los Angeles + 05:00 Islamabad

- 08:30 + 02:30

- 09:00 Alaska + 04:00 Abu Dhabi

- 09:30

Marquesas Islands

+ 01:30

- 10:00 Hawaii + 03:00 Moscow

- 10:30 + 00:30

- 11:00 Midway Islands + 02:00 Eastern Europe

- 11:30 + 12:45

Chatham Islands

- 12:00 Kwajalein Atoll + 01:00 Central Europe

+ 11:30 Norfolk Islands

Note:

The clock has an accuracy equivalent to a monthly error

of ±30 seconds with the power OFF. When the precise

time is required, check the time and reset it while the

power is ON.

Setup menus (continued)

The underlined items indicates the initial setting.

No./Item Description

100

SEARCH ENA

This selects the direct search dial

operation.

0000 DIAL :

For direct search dial operations.

0001 KEY :

Operation is not transferred to the

search mode unless the search button

is pressed.

101

SHTL MAX

This sets the maximum speed for

shuttle operations.

0000 x8 : 8x normal speed

0001 x16 : 16x normal speed

0002 x32 :32x normal speed

0003 x60 : 60x normal speed

0004 x100 : 100x normal speed

104

REF ALARM

This selects whether to warn the

operator when the REF. VIDEO signal

has not been connected.

0000 OFF :

Warning is not given.

0001 ON :

Warning is given by the flashing

STOP lamp.

Note:

Video and audio output may be disturbed

when the reference video signal is not

input, so it is recommended that a

system which inputs the reference video

signal be used.

102

FF. REW MAX

This sets the maximum speed for FF

and REW operations.

0000 x32 : 32x normal speed

0001 x60 : 60x normal speed

0002 x100 :100x normal speed

USER menu <OPERATION>

No./Item Description

105

AUTO EE SEL

This selects the memory card

recorder mode in which the EE status

is established when the MODE switch

is set to EE.

0000 S/F/R :

EE status is established in STOP, FF

and REW modes.

However, EE status is established at

all times when the card is ejected,

regardless of the MODE switch

setting.

0001 STOP :

EE status is established in STOP

mode.

However, EE status is established at

all times when the card is ejected,

regardless of the MODE switch

setting.

0002 BLACK :

EE status is established in STOP

mode.

However, when the card is ejected, if

the MODE switch is set to;

EE: EE status is established.

PB: The picture becomes black and

the sound is muted.

0003 BLACK1 :

EE status is established in STOP, FF

and REW modes.

However, when the card is ejected, if

the MODE switch is set to;

EE: EE status is established.

PB: The picture becomes black and

the sound is muted.

0004 GRAY :

EE status is established in STOP

mode.

However, when the card is ejected, if

the MODE switch is set to;

EE: EE status is established.

PB: The picture becomes gray and

the sound is muted.

0005 GRAY1 :

EE status is established in STOP, FF

and REW modes.

However, when the card is ejected, if

the MODE switch is set to;

EE: EE status is established.

PB: The picture becomes gray and

the sound is muted.

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