Panasonic MicroP2 Manuel utilisateur

User Guide

ENGLISH

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microP2 Card Compatible

Contents

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Contents

Getting Started................................................................................. 3

About this document...........................................................................3

microP2 compatibility..........................................................................3

CPS (Content Protection System).................................................. 4

Setting password ................................................................................4

Deleting password ..............................................................................5

Performing encryption format .............................................................6

Manual authentication.........................................................................6

Handling of data stored on microP2 card ...........................................7

Warning display............................................................................... 8

Screen display ....................................................................................8

Error codes .........................................................................................8

Thumbnail operation and messages in USB host mode.....................9

P2 card access LED and microP2 card status ...................................9

Getting Started

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Getting Started

About this document

fDescriptions in this manual are based on the assumption that you read through the Operating Instructions of the product and fully understand how it

operates.

fPhrases in [ ] in this manual refer to contents displayed on the menu of the product.

fThis document describes reference pages as (page 00).

rAbout the illustrations in this document

fIllustrations of the product itself or the menu screen may be different

from how they actually are.

The indications may differ depending on the devices you use.

fThe screen images used for the descriptions in this manual are those

of AJ‑HPX3100G. The menu items may differ depending on the device

you use. Refer to the operating instructions of the device for more

information.

rAbout the terms

fMemory cards with the “microP2” logo (such as optional

AJ‑P2M032AG) are described as “microP2 cards”.

fThe optional AJ‑P2AD1 is described as “microP2 card adapter”.

fMemory cards with the “P2” logo (such as optional AJ‑P2E064FG) are

described as “P2 cards”.

fVideo data created by one recording operation is called and described

as a “clip”.

microP2 compatibility

You can use a microP2 card in the same way as using a P2 card by inserting the card into the microP2 card adapter.

microP2 card supports CPS (Content Protection System) that allows password setting to prevent third parties from accessing the data.

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rThe latest information on microP2

fSee the following website for the latest information on the compatibility of microP2 card (supported device and software, conditions of use, etc.).

-English: http://pro‑av.panasonic.net/

rUse of SDHC/SDXC memory card

fThe operation is not guaranteed when an SDHC/SDXC memory card is used instead of a microP2 card.

@@NOTE

tWhen a memory card that has capacity larger than 32 GB (such as AJ‑P2M064AG) is used, copy operation of the whole card is not available

from the USB host function, due to incompatibility in le management.

tWhen inserting a microP2 card into the microP2 card adapter, push the card until you hear a click sound.

tIf you reinsert a microP2 card with the microP2 card adapter inserted, the card may not be recognized. In this case, remove the microP2 card

adapter from the card slot of the device, insert the microP2 card into the microP2 card adapter until it clicks, and then insert the microP2 card

adapter into the device again.

CPS (Content Protection System)

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CPS (Content Protection System)

microP2 card supports security function “Content Protection System” that allows encryption formatting to prevent data leak to third parties.

To use the CPS function, set a CPS password to the product, and enable the microP2 card authentication and encryption formatting functions.

An encryption formatted microP2 card will be automatically recognized on a device where the same CPS password is set, and recording and playback

of the microP2 card are enabled.

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Setting password

CPS password can be set by importing from an SD/SDHC card or by entering with software keyboard.

Only one CPS password can be imported or entered for a product. If you import or enter another CPS password, the password is rewritten.

Importing CPS password from SD/SDHC card

1 Download the latest P2 Viewer Plus on your computer and

install it.

P2 Viewer Plus is stored on the website.

For the installation procedure, refer to the P2 Viewer Plus installation

manual.

2 Create a CPS password on P2 Viewer Plus and write it to an

SD/SDHC memory card.

For the operation of P2 Viewer Plus, refer to the help document for P2

Viewer Plus.

@@NOTE

tThe CPS password is created as a le with the extension “.p2p”

added to the private/meigroup/pavcn/sbg/p2sd/ of the SD/

SDHC memory card. Do not delete this le until it is read on a

device.

tCreated CPS password le is encrypted. However, when

the password is not necessary any more, take appropriate

measures for security risk management, by such an action as

formatting the SD/SDHC card.

3 Import the CPS password to the product.

Start up the product and insert the SD/SDHC memory card to the SD

card slot.

Open the thumbnail screen and select [PROPERTY] ‑ [CPS

PASSWORD] - [LOAD]. The screen to select the CPS password le

stored in the SD/SDHC card will be available to select.

When selecting the CPS password and pressing the <SET> button,

a conrmation display appears. On the conrmation display, select

[YES].

If CPS password import has succeeded, the message [LOADING

PASSWORD COMPLETED!] will be displayed.

If CPS password import has failed, a warning message (page 9)

will be displayed. If a warning message is displayed, check the

insertion of the SD/SDHC memory card and the storage location of

the CPS password le (le name: xxxxxx.p2p) created in step 2.

CPS (Content Protection System)

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Entering CPS password with software keyboard

Start up the product, open the thumbnail screen, and select [PROPERTY] ‑ [CPS PASSWORD] ‑ [SET]. The software keyboard to enter a CPS

password will be displayed.

Enter [PASSWORD] and [RETRY PASSWORD] for conrmation, and select [OK] to enter the CPS password.

If CPS password entry has succeeded, the message [SETTING PASSWORD COMPLETED!] will be displayed.

If CPS password entry has failed, a warning message (page 9) will be displayed.

@@NOTE

tA maximum of 16 characters can be entered for a password.

tThe entered password cannot be displayed on the device. Do not lose your password.

Deleting password

When the CPS function is not necessary any more, delete the CPS password.

Start up the product, open the thumbnail screen, and select [PROPERTY] ‑ [CPS PASSWORD] ‑ [DELETE]. [DELETING PASSWORD COMPLETED!]

will be displayed and the CPS password is deleted.

If the CPS password is deleted and a new password is not set, an encryption formatted microP2 card cannot be recognized automatically, and the

encryption formatting function of microP2 card will be disabled.

CPS (Content Protection System)

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Performing encryption format

A microP2 card is encrypted by performing encryption format.

1 Insert the microP2 card adapter to which a microP2 card is

inserted into the P2 card slot.

2 Perform encryption format.

Start up the product, open the thumbnail screen, and select ‑

[OPERATION] ‑ [FORMAT]. The slot to be formatted will be displayed.

After selecting the slot, a screen to select either one of the encryption

format [CPS(ENCRYPT)] and normal format [NORMAL] appears.

Select the encryption format to perform encryption format.

@@NOTE

tWhen formatting a P2 card or SD/SDHC memory card in the SD card slot of the product, or when a CPS password is not set, the normal

format will be performed instead of encryption format.

tData stored in a microP2 card on which a CPS password authentication error has occurred cannot be viewed. Be careful when you perform

format.

Manual authentication

An encryption formatted microP2 card is recognized by the product automatically, and the microP2 card can be used if authentication succeeds.

Inserting an encryption formatted microP2 card to the card slot of a device where a different CPS password is set causes an authentication error. To

temporarily use the card on which an authentication error has occurred, manually enter the authentication password of the microP2 card by the following

steps 1 and 2. If the password matches, the card can be used.

1 Confirm authentication error.

Open the thumbnail screen and select [PROPERTY] ‑ [CARD

STATUS], to conrm the authentication error.

The card on which an authentication error has occurred is notied by

a red frame around the slot number on the upper right of the screen

and [AUTH NG CARD] indication on the remaining capacity bar. Use

the up and down cursor buttons to select the card.

2 Perform manual authentication.

Select [OPERATION] ‑ [AUTHENTICATION] on the card status

screen. The software keyboard to enter CPS password will be

displayed.

Enter the password, and select [OK]. The CPS password is entered.

If CPS password entry has succeeded, the message

[AUTHENTICATED SUCCESSFULLY!] will be displayed.

If CPS password entry has failed, a warning message (page 9)

will be displayed.

@@NOTE

tA maximum of 16 characters can be entered for a password.

tManual authentication is temporarily valid. If the microP2 card is removed or the power is turned off, the CPS password that has been

manually set will be invalid.

tFor conditions where manual authentication is valid, refer to the website (page 3).

tAn encrypted microP2 card cannot be recognized in the SD card slot of a computer.

tIf an authentication error has occurred, perform authentication again using a correct password, format the card to be used as recording

media, or remove the card from the device. Do not perform operations other than manual authentication or format while the card on which

authentication error has occurred is inserted.

tTo access from a computer to an encrypted card in the USB device mode, perform authentication of the encrypted card by P2 Viewer Plus.

CPS (Content Protection System)

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Handling of data stored on microP2 card

microP2 card is semiconductor memory card that is used as the memory media for professional video editing or broadcasting DVCPRO P2 series

devices.

fDVCPRO P2 format and AVC-Intra recorded data are highly compatible with computers due to the le format. The le structure has a unique format

and contains not only video and audio data stored as MXF les but other various critical information, and it requires information for all the folders.

Stored data are associated in the following folder structure.

LASTCLIP.TXT*

AVCLIP

CLIP

AUDIO

ICON

PROXY

VIDEO

VOICE

CONTENTS

A file on which the information of the last clip

recorded on a P2 device is written.

Drive:\

@@NOTE

tBefore using, format the card to be inserted to the microP2 card adapter on a device that supports microP2 or on the latest P2 Viewer Plus.

tIf you insert a microP2 card slowly to the microP2 card adapter that is inserted to a device, [FORMAT ERROR!] or [NOT SUPPORTED!] may

be displayed. In this case, reinsert the card again.

tIf any part of the information are modied or deleted, the data on the card may not be recognized as P2 data or the card may not be able to

be used on a P2 device any more.

twhen transferring data on a microP2 card to a computer or writing data saved on the computer to the microP2 card, be sure to use the

dedicated software P2 Viewer Plus to avoid information loss. For download and operating environment of P2 Viewer Plus, refer to the

website (page 3).

Warning display

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Warning display

Newly added warning indications are described in this section. For more information, refer to the operating instructions of the product. Displayed items

and indications may differ depending on the model you use.

Screen display

For the location and position of the display, or other items displayed, refer to the operating instructions of the product.

Indication Detail

AUTH NG CARD CPS authentication of the microP2 card has failed. Recording and playing back of microP2 cards whose CPS authentication

has failed are disabled. See “Manual authentication” (page 6) and change the settings.

PB INTERMITTENT Intermittence of playback has occurred on the SDHC/SDXC memory card. The playback of the inserted card is not

guaranteed. It is recommended that you use a microP2 card or P2 card.

SD CARD An SDHC/SDXC memory card is inserted into the P2 card slot. Although the operation continues, it is recommended that

you use a microP2 card or P2 card for recording data.

REC IMPOSSIBLE An SDHC/SDXC memory card is inserted into the P2 card slot. Data cannot be recorded on SDHC/SDXC cards. Use a

microP2 card or P2 card.

Error codes

Error codes other than the below listed are the same as when using a P2 card. Refer to the operating instructions of the product.

rAJ‑HPX3100G/AJ‑HPX2000P/AJ‑HPX2100E/AG‑HPX600P/AG‑HPX600EJ/AG‑HPX600EN

Code number Detail Recording operation Indication on the display window

[E‑72]

An SDHC/SDXC memory card is inserted into

the P2 card slot. (The viewnder shows [SD

CARD] (slot number).)

Although the operation continues, it is

recommended that you use a microP2 card or

P2 card for recording data.

(AJ‑HPX3100G)

The error code ashes once in two seconds

on the time code display in the display area.

(AG‑HPX600P/AG‑HPX600EJ/

AG‑HPX600EN)

The error code is displayed on the [HOME]

screen of SmartUI.

[E‑73]

An SDHC/SDXC memory card is inserted into

the P2 card slot.

Data cannot be recorded on SDHC/

SDXC cards. (The viewnder shows [REC

IMPOSSIBLE] (slot number).)

Use a microP2 card or P2 card for recording

data.

[E‑74]

CPS authentication of the microP2 card has

failed. (The viewnder shows [AUTH NG

CARD] (slot number).)

Recording and playing back of microP2

cards whose CPS authentication has failed

are disabled. See “Manual authentication”

(page 6) and change the settings.

rAG‑HPD24P/AG‑HPD24E/AJ‑HPM200P/AJ‑HPM200E/AJ‑HPD2500P/AJ‑HPD2500E

Code number Detail Recording operation

[E‑76]

Intermittence of playback has occurred on the SDHC/SDXC memory

card. (When switched to the detail display, [PB INTERMITTENT] (slot

number) is indicated.)

The playback of the inserted card is not guaranteed. Although the

operation continues, it is recommended that you use a microP2 card

or P2 card.

[E‑72] An SDHC/SDXC memory card is inserted into the P2 card slot. Although the operation continues, it is recommended that you use a

microP2 card or P2 card for recording data.

[E‑73]

An SDHC/SDXC memory card is inserted into the P2 card slot.

Data cannot be recorded on SDHC/SDXC cards. (When switched to

the detail display, [REC IMPOSSIBLE] (slot number) is indicated.)

Use a microP2 card or P2 card for recording data.

[E‑74] CPS authentication of the microP2 card has failed. (When switched to

the detail display, [AUTH NG CARD] (slot number) is indicated.)

Although the operation continues, recording and playing back of

microP2 cards whose CPS authentication have failed are disabled.

See “Manual authentication” (page 6) and change the settings.

Warning display

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Thumbnail operation and messages in USB host mode

Error codes other than the below listed are the same as when using a P2 card. Refer to the operating instructions of the product.

Thumbnail

Message Detail Solution

COPY IMPOSSIBLE. TOO LARGE

CLIP CONTAINED! (CLIP NAME:

XXXXXX)

A le larger than 4 GB cannot be copied to a memory card

with 32 GB or smaller capacity.

Copy the le to the product or to a microP2 card with

64 GB or larger capacity that has been formatted with the

latest P2 Viewer Plus.

NO FILE! The specied le does not exist. Check the le.

Software keyboard

rAJ‑HPX3100G/AJ‑HPX2000P/AJ‑HPX2100E/AG‑HPX600P/AG‑HPX600EJ/AG‑HPX600EN/AG‑HPX370P/AG‑HPX371E/AG‑HPX372EN/

AG‑HPX374ER/AG‑HPX250P/AG‑HPX250EJ/AG‑HPX250EN/AG‑HPX255P/AG‑HPX255EJ/AG‑HPX255EN/AG‑HPG20P/AG‑HPG20E

Message Detail Solution

CANNOT SET!

NO INPUT! No character is entered with the software keyboard. Enter the password.

CANNOT SET!

RETRY PASSWORD IS DIFFERENT! The retry password does not match. Enter the correct password and retry password.

AUTHENTICATION ERROR! Manual authentication has failed. Enter the correct password.

rAG‑HPD24P/AG‑HPD24E/AJ‑HPM200P/AJ‑HPM200E/AJ‑HPD2500P/AJ‑HPD2500E

Message Detail Solution

RETRY PASSWORD IS DIFFERENT! The retry password does not match. Enter the correct password and retry password.

AUTHENTICATION ERROR! Manual authentication has failed. Enter the correct password.

P2 card access LED and microP2 card status

The LED and card statuses except for the below are the same as when using a P2 card. Refer to the operating instructions of the product.

rAJ‑HPX3100G/AJ‑HPX2000P/AJ‑HPX2100E/AG‑HPX600P/AG‑HPX600EJ/AG‑HPX600EN/AG‑HPX370P/AG‑HPX371E/AG‑HPX372EN/

AG‑HPX374ER/AG‑HPX250P/AG‑HPX250EJ/AG‑HPX250EN/AG‑HPX255P/AG‑HPX255EJ/AG‑HPX255EN

P2 card access LED Mode check display microP2 card status

Off [AUTH NG]

Authentication has not been performed. Writing/reading is

not available. Enter the correct password for authentication

setting.

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