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Panasonic HC-MDH3 Owner's Manual

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High Definition Video Camera
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Owner's Manual
HC-MDH3
(U.S. customers only)
DVQP1612ZA
F0418AR0

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  • Page 1 High Definition Video Camera HC-MDH3 Model No. Please read these instructions carefully before using this product, and save this manual for future use. Register online at http://shop.panasonic.com/support (U.S. customers only) If you have any questions, visit : U.S.A. : http://shop.panasonic.com/support Canada : www.panasonic.ca/english/support...
  • Page 2 Dear Customer, Date of Purchase Thank you for choosing Panasonic! You have purchased one of the most Dealer Purchased From sophisticated and reliable products on the market today. Used properly, we’re sure it Dealer Address will bring you and your family years of enjoyment.
  • Page 3 Declaration of Conformity Trade Name: Panasonic Model No.: HC-MDH3 Responsible Party: Panasonic Corporation of North America Two Riverfront Plaza, Newark, NJ 07102-5490 Support Contact: http://shop.panasonic.com/support HC-MDH3 THE FOLLOWING APPLIES ONLY IN CANADA. CAN ICES-3(B)/NMB-3(B)
  • Page 4 (For the U.S.A. and Canada only) AC adaptor This AC adaptor operates on AC between 100 V and 240 V. ≥ In the U.S.A. and Canada, the AC adaptor must be connected to a 120 V AC power supply only. ≥...
  • Page 5 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Read these operating instructions carefully before using the unit. Follow the safety instructions on the unit and the applicable safety instructions listed below. Keep these operating instructions handy for future reference. 11) Only use attachments/accessories Read these instructions. specified by the manufacturer.
  • Page 6 ∫ Concerning the battery Battery pack (Lithium ion battery pack) ≥ Use the specified unit to recharge the battery pack. ≥ Do not use the battery pack with equipment other than the specified unit. ≥ Do not get dirt, sand, liquids, or other foreign matter on the terminals. ≥...
  • Page 7 ∫ Cautions for use Make sure to use the supplied cords and cables. If you use optional accessories, use About this unit the cords and the cables supplied with them. Do not extend the cords and the cables. The unit and the SD card become warm Do not spray insecticides or volatile during use.
  • Page 8 Do not lift up this unit by the handle with the About the battery tripod still attached ≥ When the tripod is attached, its weight will The battery used in this unit is a rechargeable also affect the unit’s handle, possibly causing lithium-ion battery.
  • Page 9 Flashing with approx. 0.5 second period (off Do not throw old battery into fire. for approx. 0.25 second, on for approx. ≥ Heating a battery or throwing it into a fire may 0.25 second): result in an explosion. ≥ The battery is not charged. Remove the battery from the unit, and try charging again.
  • Page 10 ∫ Indemnity about recorded content Extremely high precision technology is Panasonic does not accept any responsibility employed to produce the LCD Monitor for damages directly or indirectly due to any screen. The result is more than 99.99% type of problems that result in loss of recording effective dots with a mere 0.01% of the dots...
  • Page 11 ∫ About security Be careful about the possibility of theft or loss of the unit, and be careful not to leave the unit unattended. Please note that Panasonic does not accept any responsibility for the compromise, manipulation, and loss of information caused by these events.

  • Page 12: Table Of Contents

    Contents Accessories ..........14 Setting the Recording Counter ....65 Optional accessories ........15 USER button ..........66 Setting the USER button ......66 Preparation Using the USER button ......66 Functions of the USER button ....67 Using Operation Icons ........82 Switching the screen indications/ What you can do with this unit ....
  • Page 13 Menu Using the Menu ......... 114 Camera Setup ........114 System mode ........117 User switch .......... 121 Switch setting ........122 Recording Setup ........125 Audio Setup ......... 128 Output Setup ........129 Display setting ........131 Other Functions ........136 Maintenance ........

  • Page 14: Accessories

    Battery pack VW-VBD29 AC adaptor SAE0011 AC cable K2CA2YY00259 Eyecup VYC1080 Lens cap SYA0073 Diffusion filter (white) 1ZE1HCMDH3GCZ (For U.S.A. only) If accessories are lost, customers can visit us at http://shop.panasonic.com/support for further information about obtaining replacement parts. - 14 -...

  • Page 15: Optional Accessories

    Battery pack VW-LF49N Filter kit (For U.S.A. only) To order optional accessories please visit http://shop.panasonic.com or your local Photo Specialty Dealer. NOTE: Accessories and/or model numbers may vary by country. Please consult your local dealer. Product numbers correct as of Mar. 2018. These may be subject to change.

  • Page 16: Preparation

    ≥ Use the USB cable supplied with a USB HDD. If possible, we recommend using a cable with a length of 1.5 m (4.9 feet) or less. Refer to the following support site for information about an external media device. http://panasonic.jp/support/global/cs/e_cam (This Site is English only) ...
  • Page 17 Importing data to a PC Image data can be imported to a PC for editing by inserting the SD card used for recording with the unit into that PC. ≥ A PC with an SD card slot or an SD card reader is required. ...

  • Page 18: Names And Functions Of Main Parts

    Preparation Names and Functions of Main Parts 4 5 6 ≥ Check that the unit is turned off. Connecting Shoulder strap fixture or removing the microphone while the unit is Handle turned on may cause malfunction. Sub zoom lever 44, 124) User 3 button [FOCUS ASSIST] ≥...
  • Page 19 ≥ Attaching a tripod with a screw length of Ring LED 136) 5.5 mm (0.22 q) or more may damage the Shoulder strap fixture unit. Built-in microphone Built-in LED light Recording lamp 136) Lens Lens hood Multi-manual ring Camera function button [CAMERA FUNCTION] LED LIGHT switch ≥...
  • Page 20 LCD monitor (Touch screen) Viewfinder ≥ Extend the viewfinder before use. ≥ It can open up to 90o.   Speaker VIDEO OUT terminal 101) AUDIO OUT terminal 101) Charging lamp [CHG] DC input terminal [DC IN] ≥ It can rotate up to 180o A towards the lens or Battery release button [PUSH] 90o B towards the opposite direction.
  • Page 21 50 51 52 53 SD Card slot cover Card slot 1 Card slot 2 Access lamp (card 1) Access lamp (card 2) ∫ Attaching/removing the lens cap Protect the lens surface with the lens cap while the unit is not used. ≥...
  • Page 22 ∫ Attaching the eyecup Attach by aligning the notch of the eyecup attachment part with the protrusion at the inside of the eyecup.  A Notch B Protrusion  - 22 -...

  • Page 23: Power Supply

    Please be advised that we are not liable for any accident or failure occurring as a result of use of a counterfeit battery pack. To ensure that safe products are used we would recommend that a genuine Panasonic battery pack is used. Inserting/removing the battery Install the battery by inserting it in the direction shown in the figure.

  • Page 24: Charging The Battery

    AC outlet by accident.   ≥ Do not use any other AC adaptors except the supplied one. ≥ We recommend using Panasonic batteries 25). ≥ If you use other batteries, we cannot guarantee the quality of this product.

  • Page 25: Charging And Recording Time

    Charging and recording time Charging/Recording time ≥ The times given apply when the ambient operating temperature is 25 oC (77 oF) and the relative operating humidity is 60%. Charging time may be longer at other temperatures and humidity levels. ≥ These charging times are for when the unit is turned off. ≥...

  • Page 26: Preparation Of Sd Cards

    The unit can record motion pictures or still pictures to an SD card. Cards that you can use with this unit ≥ The cards that you can use are correct as of March 2018. ≥ We recommend that you use a Panasonic Memory Card. Card type Capacity...

  • Page 27: Inserting/Removing An Sd Card

    Inserting/removing an SD card When using an SD card for the first time, it is necessary to format the SD card. 38) When the SD card is formatted, all of the recorded data is deleted. Once the data is deleted, it cannot be restored.

  • Page 28: Turning The Unit On/Off

    Preparation Turning the unit on/off Set the power switch to ON while pressing the lock release button B to turn on the unit.  To turn off the unit  Set the power switch to OFF while pressing the lock release button. The status indicator goes off.

  • Page 29: Using The Lcd Monitor/Viewfinder

    Preparation Using the LCD monitor/Viewfinder The viewfinder is turned off and the LCD monitor is turned on when the LCD monitor is opened. The viewfinder is turned on when the LCD monitor is closed. Switching between the LCD monitor and viewfinder displays Select the menu.

  • Page 30: How To Use The Touch Screen

    How to use the touch screen You can operate by directly touching the LCD monitor (touch screen) with your finger. ∫ Touch Touch and release the touch screen to select icon or picture. ≥ Touch the center of the icon. ≥...

  • Page 31: Lcd Monitor Adjustment

    LCD monitor adjustment ≥ These settings will not affect the images actually recorded. [POWER LCD] This makes it easier to view the LCD monitor in bright places including outdoors. Select the menu. MENU : [DISP SETUP] # [POWER LCD] # [+1] (Makes brighter)/[0] (Normal)/[-1] (Makes less bright) ≥...

  • Page 32: Viewfinder Adjustment

    Viewfinder adjustment ≥ These settings will not affect the images actually recorded. Adjusting the field of view It adjusts the field of view to show the image on the viewfinder clearly. Adjust the viewfinder to suit your vision so that you can see the display images clearly. ≥...

  • Page 33: Recording Yourself

    Recording yourself ≥ Change the mode to Recording Mode. Rotate the LCD monitor towards the lens side. ≥ Displaying during the recording yourself can be switched by setting [SELF SHOOT]. 134) ≥ Only some indications will appear on the screen when the [SELF SHOOT] is set to [MIRROR]. When appears, return the direction of the LCD monitor to normal position and check the warning/alarm indication.

  • Page 34: Setting Date And Time

    Preparation Setting date and time When this unit is turned on, the message [SET TIME ZONE AND DATE/TIME] may appear. To make these settings, select [YES], and follow the instructions from Steps 2-3 of the time zone setting procedure. Time zone Time difference from the Greenwich Mean Time can be set.
  • Page 35 ∫ Time zone table Time Time Region Region difference difference 0:00 London, Casablanca Tehran r3:30 Azores Dubai, Abu Dhabi s1:00 r4:00 Fernando de Noronha Kabul s2:00 r4:30 Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Islamabad, Karachi, Male s3:00 r5:00 Buenos Aires Newfoundland Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Chennai, s3:30 r5:30...

  • Page 36: Using The Menu Screen

    Preparation Using the menu screen ≥ You can also select menu items by operating the jog dial.  Press the MENU button A.  Touch the top menu B.  Touch the submenu C. ≥ Next (Previous) page can be displayed by touching Touch the desired item to enter the setting.

  • Page 37: Recording

    Recording Before recording ≥ When recording, make sure your footing is stable and there is no danger of colliding with another person or object. ≥ Hold the eyecup of the viewfinder as close as possible to your eye. ≥ Adjust the angle of the LCD monitor according to the position in which the unit is held. ≥...

  • Page 38: Formatting Media

    Formatting media If you use the SD cards for the first time for recording with this unit, format the cards. Please be aware that if a medium is formatted, then all the data recorded on the medium will be erased and cannot be restored. Back up important data on a PC etc. 105) ≥...

  • Page 39: Recording Motion Picture

    Recording Recording motion picture Set the mode switch to switch to Recording Mode. ≥ Open the LCD monitor. Press the recording start/stop button A to start recording.  B When you begin recording, REC (red) is displayed.  ≥ Recording will stop when you press the recording start/stop button again.
  • Page 40 ≥ When the file size of a recorded scene exceeds one of the following sizes or the recording time exceeds one of the following lengths of time, the scene will be divided automatically. (Recording continues.) AVCHD scene Approximately 4 GB MOV/MP4 scene (when using an SDHC Memory Card) Approximately 4 GB or 30 minutes...

  • Page 41: Recording Still Pictures

    Recording Recording still pictures ≥ Register <CAPTURE> to a USER button. Set the mode switch to to switch to Recording Mode. ≥ Open the LCD monitor. Press the USER button to which <CAPTURE> is registered or touch the applicable USER button icon to record a still picture. ≥...

  • Page 42: Intelligent Auto Mode/Manual Mode

    Recording Intelligent Auto Mode/Manual Mode iA/MANUAL/FOCUS switch Slide the switch to change the Intelligent Auto Mode/Manual Mode. ≥ When you slide the switch to FOCUS, the unit will switch between Auto Focus Mode and Manual Focus Mode. appears on the screen in Intelligent Auto ≥...
  • Page 43 Automatic Tracking White Balance The Auto Tracking White (ATW) Balance function of this unit automatically adjusts the White Balance according to the lighting condition. If Auto Tracking White Balance does not work correctly, switch to Manual Mode first, and then adjust the White Balance.

  • Page 44: Using The Zoom

    Recording Using the zoom It can be zoomed up to 20k. ≥ It can zoom up to approx. 40k when the [i.Zoom] is set to [ON]. 125) ≥ Zoom magnification can be checked in the screen display of Z00 to Z99. The value gets larger when zoomed in, and the value gets smaller when zoomed out.

  • Page 45: Using The Built-In Led Light

    Recording Using the Built-in LED Light Even in dark locations, you can record brighter scenes by turning on the built-in LED light. Slide the LED LIGHT switch to turn on the built-in LED light. LED LIGHT switch Slide the switch to turn on/off the built-in LED light.

  • Page 46: Manual Recording

    Recording Manual Recording Zoom, focus, and iris can be adjusted by operating the multi-manual ring. Gain, White Balance and shutter speed can be adjusted by operating the manual icon and the jog dial.  CAMERA FUNCTION     ...

  • Page 47: Focus

    Recording Focus Use the multi-manual ring to adjust focus. If auto focusing is difficult due to the conditions, then use Manual Focus.    Multi-manual ring iA/MANUAL/FOCUS switch Manual ring setting [FOCUS] ≥ Switch to Manual Mode. Slide the iA/MANUAL/FOCUS switch to the FOCUS position. ≥...

  • Page 48: One Push Af

    ∫ To emphasize the outline of images Setting [EVF/LCD DETAIL] to [ON] helps you achieve focus easier by emphasizing the outlines of an image displayed on the LCD monitor and viewfinder. You can also adjust the emphasis level or change the frequency. ≥...

  • Page 49: Push Af

    Push AF If you press and hold the USER button to which <PUSH AF> is registered, Manual Focus will be temporarily switched to Auto Focus. ≥ This function is registered to the USER1 button by default. ≥ Set this unit to Manual Focus. Press and hold the USER button to which <PUSH AF>...
  • Page 50 Using Focus Assist ≥ Register <FOCUS ASSIST 1> or <FOCUS ASSIST 2> to a USER button. ≥ Switch to Manual Focus Mode. Press the USER button to which <FOCUS ASSIST 1> or <FOCUS ASSIST 2> is registered or touch the applicable USER button icon. ≥...
  • Page 51 ∫ To change the peaking settings  If you set Focus Assist to ON by following either of the procedures below, in-focus portions are highlighted with color (Peaking G). j Setting the menu item [FOCUS ASSIST 1] to [PEAKING] or [BOTH] and pressing the USER button to which <FOCUS ASSIST 1>...
  • Page 52 (Notes on the magnified display of Focus Assist) ≥ Some information on the screen disappears when the screen is magnified. ≥ Still pictures cannot be recorded when the screen is magnified. ≥ In the following cases, the screen is not magnified during Focus Assist: j During motion picture recording or PRE-REC 77, 128) j When using Digital Zoom...

  • Page 53: Iris/Gain Adjustment

    Recording Iris/Gain adjustment When recording a scene that is too dark (or bright) or a scene in a similar situation, manually adjust the iris and gain. Iris adjustment Multi-manual ring  IRIS button Manual ring setting [IRIS] Auto iris icon Iris value * It is displayed in Auto Iris Mode.

  • Page 54: Gain Adjustment

    ∫ To enable Backlight Compensation If you enable [BACKLIGHT COMPENS.] in Auto Iris Mode, automatic iris control will be activated for backlight compensation, brightening the screen image by preventing subjects from appearing dark when there is a light source behind them. Select the menu.
  • Page 55 ≥ To return to Auto Gain Mode, perform one of the following operations: j Touch GAIN MANUAL j Set the iA/MANUAL/FOCUS switch to iA to switch to Intelligent Auto Mode. ≥ It is not possible to adjust the [GAIN] in the following situations: j When a setting in [SCENE MODE] is enabled 114) j During Freeze Frame...

  • Page 56: White Balance

    Recording White Balance Automatic White Balance function may not reproduce natural colors depending on the scenes or lighting conditions. If so, you can adjust the White Balance manually. ≥ Use the jog dial to change the settings. Jog dial  [WB] Color temperature display ≥...
  • Page 57 About White Balance modes Display (mode) Settings ATW (Auto It will automatically adjust in accordance with the recording condition. Tracking White Balance) LOCK It will lock the setting for ATW. (ATW Lock) P3200K Preset value for studio/indoor recording (halogen lamp, etc.) (P3200K) P5600K Preset value for outdoors...
  • Page 58 To finely adjust the White Balance Setting the White Balance mode to [VAR] allows you to set a White Balance value between 2000K and 15000K. ≥ Use the jog dial to change the settings. ≥ Switch to Manual Mode. Set the White Balance mode to [VAR]. Push the jog dial.

  • Page 59: Manual Shutter Speed

    Recording Manual shutter speed Adjust the shutter speed when recording fast-moving subjects. ≥ Use the jog dial to change the settings. Jog dial  [SHUTTER] Auto Shutter display ≥ This is displayed in Auto Shutter Mode. Shutter speed A.SHTR 1/60 SHUTTER AUTO ...
  • Page 60 ≥ The shutter speed cannot be adjusted in the following cases: j When a setting in [SCENE MODE] is enabled 114) j During Freeze Frame ≥ You may see a band of light around an object that is shining very bright, or highly reflective. ≥...

  • Page 61: Audio Input

    Recording Audio Input This unit can record audio in 2 ch. ∫ About audio recording methods The audio recording method varies depending on the [REC MODE] setting. 117) Recording mode Audio recording method Linear PCM (LPCM) AVCHD Dolby Audio Adjusting the audio input level Selecting an adjustment method Select the menu.
  • Page 62 Using the ALC function ALC can reduce audio noise. Set [AUDIO LEVEL] to [MANUAL]. Select the menu. MENU : [AUDIO SETUP] # [AUDIO ALC] # desired setting Enables ALC, allowing you to record audio with reduced noise. Allows you to record natural-sounding audio. - 62 -...

  • Page 63: Counter Display

    Recording Counter display You can change a counter display that indicates how much time has elapsed during recording or playback. Touch the LCD monitor while the recording RESET COUNT DISP/ MODE O.I.S. BARS ZEBRA screen is displayed. ≥ Operation icons will be displayed. Touch to switch the counter display.
  • Page 64 [DF MODE] Select the compensation mode for the time code. Select the menu. MENU : [RECORD SETUP] # [DF MODE] # desired setting [DF]: Time code is compensated in accordance with the actual time. It is mainly used for broadcasting such as TV programs. [NDF]: It will not compensate the time code.

  • Page 65: Setting The Recording Counter

    ≥ This unit will adjust the time code in accordance with the frame rate of the [REC FORMAT] 118). Therefore, it may not be continuous from the previous final time code when the recording format is changed. ≥ If the frame rate in [REC FORMAT] is set to 23.98p, set the number of frames to [00] or a multiple of 4.

  • Page 66: User Button

    Recording USER button Each of the USER button can register one function from the 30 available functions. ≥ There are 3 USER buttons (USER1 to 3) on the main body and 4 USER button icons (USER4 to USER7) displayed on the LCD monitor. Setting the USER button Select the menu.

  • Page 67: Functions Of The User Button

    (When using button icons USER4 to USER7) A [USER4] B [USER5]  C [USER6]  D [USER7]   ≥ To cancel, press the USER button or touch the USER button icon again. For canceling or using of the following functions for the USER buttons, refer to each page. j <BLACK FADE>...
  • Page 68 Item Icon Function <ATW LOCK> [ATW.L] ATW Lock <D.ZOOM> [D.ZM] Digital Zoom <HISTOGRAM> [HIST] Histogram <REC CHECK> [REC.C] Recording Check <LAST SCN DEL> [LstDel] Last Scene Delete <DRS> [DRS] <FRZ FRAME> [FRZ] Freeze Frame <SUPER GAIN> [S.Gain] Super Gain <AREA> [AREA] Area Mode <PUSH AF>...
  • Page 69 <FOCUS ASSIST 2> ≥ Register <FOCUS ASSIST 2> to a USER button. You can set the Focus Assist. ≥ You can set the Focus Assist method in [FOCUS ASSIST 2] in the [SW SETUP] menu. ≥ When [FOCUS ASSIST 1] in the [SW SETUP] menu is set to [BOTH], the USER button is disabled.
  • Page 70 <SLOT SEL> ≥ Register <SLOT SEL> to a USER button. You can change the card slot used for motion picture recording or the playback media. ≥ You can change the setting in the following situations: j While recording is paused in Recording Mode j While a thumbnail screen is displayed in Playback Mode j While the list by date is selected <ATW LOCK>...
  • Page 71 <HISTOGRAM> ≥ Register <HISTOGRAM> to a USER button. A graph with brightness as horizontal axis and number of pixels at that brightness as vertical axis is displayed. It is possible to determine the exposure of the whole image by looking at the distribution in the graph.
  • Page 72 <DRS> ≥ Register <DRS> to a USER button. ≥ Switch to Manual Mode. Selects the DRS (Dynamic Range Stretcher) function. It is possible to expand the dynamic range by compressing the video signal level of the highly illuminated area that gets washed out with standard recording. ≥...
  • Page 73 <AREA> You can apply a variety of effects to the subject you touch. ∫ Setting an Area Mode effect You can select the following menu items to set an effect to be applied when you touch the subject. MENU : [SW SETUP] # [AREA MODE] # desired setting [INH]: Does not apply any effects of Area Mode.
  • Page 74 ≥ Area Function is not possible in following cases: j When a setting in [SCENE MODE] is enabled 114) j During Super Slow Recording ≥ Area mode is canceled in following cases: j If you turn the unit off j When the mode switch position is changed j If you switch to Intelligent Auto Mode j When the setting of [ASPECT CONVERT] is changed 120)
  • Page 75 <LEVEL GAUGE> ≥ Register <LEVEL GAUGE> to a USER button. This function displays the horizontal/vertical tilt of the unit with the electronic level. ∫ To correct the tilt (Horizontal direction) (Vertical direction)    When correcting the leftward tilt When correcting the downward tilt ≥...
  • Page 76 ≥ The image may move while zooming depending on the tilt of this unit. ≥ When recording horizontal images using a tripod, attach the unit on the tripod using [LEVEL SHOT], and set [LEVEL GAUGE] to [ON] again. <FLASH BAND> ≥...
  • Page 77 ≥ The setting will be turned off in the following cases: j If you turn the unit off j When the mode switch position is changed j If you switch to Intelligent Auto Mode ≥ This function will fix the shutter speed to 1/60. The shutter speed cannot be adjusted. <PRE-REC>...
  • Page 78 <SUPER SLOW> This enables/disables Super Slow Recording. You can enable this function to record slow motion pictures. ≥ Switch to Manual Mode. ≥ Register <SUPER SLOW> to a USER button. ≥ Make the [REC MODE] and [REC FORMAT] settings. 117, 118) ≥...
  • Page 79 ≥ When Super Slow Recording is activated, the angle of view will change. (The color of the frame rate value will change to blue.) ≥ There is a slight gap between the displayed frame rate for Super Slow Recording and the actual frame rate at which Super Slow Recording is performed.
  • Page 80 <AUTO REC> ≥ Register <AUTO REC> to a USER button. This enables/disables a function that controls recording performed with an external device (recorder, etc.) connected to this unit. Select the [HDMI TC OUTPUT] menu. MENU : [OUTPUT SETUP] # [HDMI TC OUTPUT] # [ON] Select the [REMOTE REC] menu.
  • Page 81 <WHITE BAL> ≥ Register <WHITE BAL> to a USER button. You can switch between Auto White Balance Mode and Manual White Balance Mode by pressing the button. In addition, if you press and hold the button, Auto White Balance or Auto Black Balance adjustment is performed.

  • Page 82: Using Operation Icons

    Recording Using Operation Icons You can use convenient functions just by the easy operation of touching the screen. Touch the LCD monitor in the recording DISP/ RESET COUNT O.I.S. BARS ZEBRA MODE screen. ≥ The operation icons are displayed. PRE-REC Touch an operation icon.

  • Page 83: Image Stabilizer Function

    Image Stabilizer Function Use the Image Stabilizer to reduce the effects of shake during recording. This unit is equipped with Hybrid Optical Image Stabilizer. Hybrid Optical Image Stabilizer is a hybrid of Optical and Electrical Image Stabilizer. Touch to switch the Image Stabilizer on/off. O.I.S.

  • Page 84: Zebra

    Zebra You can switch between the zebra display and marker display. Touch ZEBRA Each time the icon is selected, the indication changes in the following order: Zebra 1 # Zebra 2 # Marker # setting canceled * It is not displayed when the [ZEBRA DETECT 2]/[MARKER] is set to [OFF]. 131) ≥...

  • Page 85: Using Of Jog Dial

    Recording Using of jog dial Jog dial  Selecting/setting items You can select and set menu items 36), etc. using the jog dial. Rotate the jog dial on the menu screen, etc., to move the cursor. ≥ The selected item will be displayed in yellow. Push the jog dial to set.
  • Page 86 Selecting functions/Adjusting function settings You can select the following functions and adjust their settings using the jog dial. You can also switch between the functions and adjust their settings. (When the recording screen is displayed) Jog dial icon Functions Settings GAIN Gain adjustment Adjusts the gain value.
  • Page 87 To switch the function set in the recording screen Set so the function to be used can be selected. ≥ If the desired function cannot be selected, use the settings below. Functions Settings to be changed in advance Touch the manual icon to switch to Manual Gain GAIN Gain adjustment...

  • Page 88: Playback

    Playback Motion picture/Still picture playback Set this unit to playback mode.  Touch the play mode select icon A. C Media display  The selected media is displayed in yellow.  Select the media D you wish to play back. ...
  • Page 89  (To set this unit to Still Picture Playback Mode) Touch the still picture (JPEG) G . Touch the scene or the still picture to be played back. ≥ Next (Previous) page can be displayed by touching ≥ You can change the playback media by pressing the USER button to which <SLOT SEL>...
  • Page 90 ∫ Change the thumbnail display While the thumbnail is displayed, the thumbnail display changes in the following order if the zoom lever or the sub zoom lever is operated to side or side. side) side) 20 scenes () 9 scenes () 1 scene () Scene information display * Detailed information of the scene is displayed when playing back motion pictures.
  • Page 91 Rotate the jog dial to adjust the volume. [VOLUME]  Push the jog dial to finish the adjustment. ≥ Sound will be heard only during normal motion picture playback. ≥ If pause play is continued for 5 minutes, the screen returns to the thumbnails. ≥...

  • Page 92: Motion Picture Playback Using Operation Icon

    Motion picture playback using operation icon For details on the basic playback operations, refer to page 88. Playback operation Playback display Operating steps During Playback Touch the LCD monitor and slide from right to left (from left to right) during playback. Skip playback (to the start of a scene)

  • Page 93: Useful Functions

    Playback Useful functions Creating still picture from motion picture You can save a frame of a recorded motion picture as a still picture. The picture size with which a still picture will be recorded differs depending on the picture size of [REC FORMAT] with which the motion picture was recorded.

  • Page 94: Repeat Playback

    Repeat Playback Playback of the first scene starts after playback of the last scene finishes. Select the menu. MENU : [VIDEO SETUP] # [REPEAT PLAY] # [ON] indication appears on the full screen views. ≥ All the scenes displayed in the thumbnail will be repeatedly played back. ≥...

  • Page 95: Playing Back Scenes Or Still Pictures By Date

    Playing back scenes or still pictures by date The scenes or still pictures recorded on the same day can be played back in succession. Touch the date select icon A.  Touch the playback date. ≥ The scenes or still pictures recorded on the date selected are displayed as thumbnails. Touch the scenes or still picture to be played back.

  • Page 96: Editing

    Editing Deleting scenes/still pictures Deleted scenes/still pictures cannot be restored, so perform appropriate confirmation of the contents before proceeding with deletion. ≥ Set the mode switch to ∫ To delete the scene or still picture being played back TC 00:02:30.00 TC 00:02:30.00 TC 00:02:30.00 Touch...

  • Page 97: Protecting Scenes/Still Pictures

    ≥ The scenes or still pictures that have already been deleted when the deletion is canceled cannot be restored. To complete editing: Touch [Return] or press MENU button. ≥ The following scenes/still pictures cannot be deleted: j Scenes/still pictures that cannot be played back (the thumbnails are displayed as j Scenes recorded on other devices with different system frequencies (thumbnails indicated with ≥...

  • Page 98: Copying Between Sd Cards

    Editing Copying between SD cards Motion pictures or still pictures recorded with this unit can be copied between SD Cards inserted in this unit. ≥ Copying is not possible if the type of the source SD card (SDHC Memory Card/SDXC Memory Card) is different from that of the target SD card.
  • Page 99 If you will delete the motion pictures or still pictures after copying is complete, be sure to play back the motion pictures or still pictures to check that they have been copied to correctly before deleting. ≥ Depending on the following conditions, the time it takes for copying may be longer. j The number of recorded scenes is large.

  • Page 100: Linking To External Devices

    Linking to external devices Connecting Headphones, a Remote Control or an External Monitor Headphones You can connect headphones (commercially-available) to the headphone output jack (3.5 mm (0.14 q) diameter stereo mini jack). Headphone output jack  ≥ Sound is not output from the speaker when headphones are connected. Remote control You can connect a remote control (commercially-available) to either of the CAM REMOTE terminals (FOCUS IRIS or ZOOM S/S).
  • Page 101 Confirm the terminals on your TV and use a cable compatible with the terminals. Image quality may vary with the connected terminals. A High quality 1 HDMI terminal 2 Video terminal ≥ If you connect this unit to an HDMI compatible high definition TV and then play back the recorded high definition images, you can enjoy them in high resolution with high quality sound.
  • Page 102 When connecting with an HDMI cable using an HDMI-to-DVI converter, etc., be sure to connect the HDMI cable to the connector of this unit last. Connecting the HDMI cable to the connector of this unit first may result in malfunction. ≥...

  • Page 103: Setting The External Output Resolution

    ∫ To display the on-screen information on the TV When the menu setting is changed, the information displayed on the screen (operation icon and Counter display etc.) can be displayed/not displayed on the TV. MENU : [DISP SETUP] # [VIDEO OUT OSD] # [ON] or [OFF] ≥...
  • Page 104 About external output resolutions The external output resolution varies depending on the [RESOLUTION] setting and connected terminal. ≥ When [RESOLUTION] is set to [SYSTEM], the external output resolution varies depending on the picture size and frame rate in [REC FORMAT]. Setting External output resolution Picture size/Frame rate...

  • Page 105: Importing To Pc

    Linking to external devices Importing to PC Image data can be imported to a PC for editing by inserting the SD card used for recording with the unit into that PC. ≥ A PC with an SD card slot or an SD card reader is required. ≥...
  • Page 106 ∫ Folder names for motion picture data recorded in MOV/MP4 format The fifth, sixth, and eighth characters of the folder name of a recorded MOV/MP4 scene are determined by its frame rate, motion picture format, and camera number setting, respectively. 1 0 0 Y A R H 0 A Camera number setting 120)

  • Page 107: Copying/Playing Back With An External Media Device

    ≥ Please read the operating instructions of the external media device for how to use it. Preparing for copying/playing back Refer to the following support site for information about an external media device. http://panasonic.jp/support/global/cs/e_cam (This Site is English only) When the external media device that requires formatting is connected, a message is displayed.
  • Page 108 (When using USB HDD) Connect the AC adaptor (supplied with USB HDD) to the USB HDD. ≥ If you are using a bus-powered or portable USB HDD, this unit can supply power to the USB HDD by USB Cable (supplied with USB HDD). Connect the AC adaptor to this unit.

  • Page 109: Differential Copy

    ∫ Formatting This is for initializing the external media device. ≥ Please be aware that if a media is formatted then all the data recorded on the media is erased and cannot be recovered. Back up important data on a PC etc. ≥...

  • Page 110: Copy Selected Files

    Copy selected files Connect this unit to the external media device to prepare for copying. 107) Touch [SELECT COPY]. ≥ You can also access this function by selecting menu items. [COPY] # [SELECT COPY] Touch the media you want to copy. When copying from the SD card 1 to the external media device.

  • Page 111: Playing Back The External Media

    Playing back the External Media ≥ Only motion picture/still picture that have been copied by connecting this unit to the external media device can be played back.    A USB Cable (supplied with USB HDD) B USB HDD (commercially-available) C USB flash memory (commercially-available) Connect this unit to the external media device to prepare for playback.

  • Page 112: Dubbing With A Blu-Ray Disc Recorder, Video Device, Etc

    ≥ For the positions of the SD card slot, or terminal for connecting the AV cable, refer to the operating instructions of the equipment used. You can dub scenes recorded with this unit to a Panasonic Blu-ray disc recorder or DVD recorder that supports their recording mode and recording format.
  • Page 113 Dubbing in standard picture quality ∫ Dubbing using equipment without an SD card slot or using a video device You can dub by connecting an AV cable (commercially-available). ≥ Use the AC adaptor to free you from worrying about the battery running down. Change the video input on the video device and TV that this unit is connected ≥...

  • Page 114: Using The Menu

    Menu Using the Menu Refer to page for how to set up the Menu. Camera Setup All default settings are indicated with underlined text. MENU : [CAMERA SETUP] # desired setting [PICTURE TONE] Changes the contrast of the overall image. [STANDARD]: This mode is standard image setting.
  • Page 115 ≥ This function is disabled during Super Slow Recording ≥ (Sunset/Scenery/Fireworks/Night Scenery) j Image may get blurry when close object is recorded. ≥ (Sports) j During normal playback, the image movement may not look smooth. j Color and screen brightness may change under indoor lighting. j If the brightness is insufficient, the Sports Mode does not function.
  • Page 116 [EXPOSURE] Adjusts color balance. ≥ Switch to Manual Mode. Touch [EXPOSURE]. Touch to adjust settings. ≥ You can select a value between s10 and r10. Touch [EXIT] to exit the menu screen. ≥ The default setting is 0. ≥ [EXPOSURE] is not available when [SCENE MODE] is set to [Fireworks]. 114) [AWB Ach ADJUST] Finely adjusts color temperature after Ach Auto White Balance adjustment.

  • Page 117: System Mode

    [LEVEL SHOT] This function detects the horizontal tilt of the unit, and automatically corrects it to the level position. [ON]/[OFF] [FLASH BAND COMPENSATION] If you set this item to [ON], you can compensate for and reduce flash band, a phenomenon that creates markedly different levels of luminance between the top and bottom of the image when recording is performed in an environment where another camera is firing its flash.
  • Page 118 [REC FORMAT] Switch the picture quality of motion pictures to be recorded with this unit. Depending on the settings of [REC MODE], the available [REC FORMAT] settings differ. How to read a [REC FORMAT] setting Items that make up a [REC FORMAT] setting represent Size, Vertical resolution, Frame rate, and Bit rate.
  • Page 119 ≥ When [AVCHD] in [REC MODE] is selected Recording format Picture size Frame rate Bit rate (VBR) [PS 1080/59.94p] 59.94p Average 25 Mbps [PH 1080/59.94i] 59.94i 1920k1080 Average 21 Mbps [PH 1080/23.98p] 23.98p [HA 1080/59.94i] Average 17 Mbps 59.94i [HE 1080/59.94i] 1440k1080 Average 5 Mbps [PM 720/59.94p]...
  • Page 120 [ASPECT CONVERT] This sets the aspect ratio of images to be recorded with a [REC FORMAT] setting of [SA 480/ 59.94i]. ≥ Set [REC FORMAT] to [SA 480/59.94i]. 118) [SIDE CROP]: Records images in standard 4:3 mode. The sides will be cut off. [SQUEEZE]: Records images by compressing images in the horizontal direction.

  • Page 121: User Switch

    User switch All default settings are indicated with underlined text. MENU : [USER SW] # desired setting [USER1]/[USER2]/[USER3] Sets the function to assign to the USER buttons. ≥ For the functions of the USER button that can be registered, refer to page 67. ≥...

  • Page 122: Switch Setting

    Switch setting All default settings are indicated with underlined text. MENU : [SW SETUP] # desired setting [IRIS RING] Sets the rotational direction and aperture control of the multi-manual ring for iris adjustment. [DOWN OPEN]: Iris will open when it is turned toward B. [UP OPEN]: Iris will open when it is turned toward A.
  • Page 123 [SLOW SHUTTER] You can record bright pictures even in dark places by slowing the shutter speed. Slow Shutter works in Auto Shutter Mode. [ON]/[OFF] ≥ The shutter speed will be adjusted to one of the following values according to the ambient brightness.
  • Page 124 [PEAKING LEVEL] You can set the peaking strength for Focus Assist. ≥ This function’s default setting is “0”. [AREA MODE] You can set an Area Mode effect. [INH]/[FOCUS]/[IRIS]/[Y GET]/[FOCUS/IRIS]/[FOCUS/Y GET] [ZEBRA MODE] This sets the display duration of the zebra display. [CONTINUE]: Displays the zebra display until it is switched to another zebra display setting.

  • Page 125: Recording Setup

    [DIGITAL ZOOM] Changes the zoom magnification setting of Digital Zoom. [k2]/[k5]/[k10]/[TOGGLE] [i.Zoom] You can zoom in while maintaining the beauty of high-definition picture quality up to a magnification of 40k. [ON]/[OFF] ≥ This function is not available in the following cases: j During Super Slow Recording j During Freeze Frame Recording Setup...
  • Page 126 ∫ Relay recording This is simple Relay Recording. It is possible to continuously record on the SD card in the other card slot even when the available capacity of the SD card runs out during the recording.   Slot 1 ...
  • Page 127 (Relay recording) ≥ Destination to record still pictures will be switched to other SD card after performing the relay recording. In addition, a message about the remaining card capacity will be displayed. Replace the SD card that ran out of space or set [2 SLOTS FUNC.] to [OFF]. (Simultaneous recording) ≥...

  • Page 128: Audio Setup

    [SUPER SLOW REC] This enables/disables Super Slow Recording. ≥ Switch to Manual Mode. [ON]/[OFF] [PRE-REC] This allows the recording of an image and audio to start before you press the recording start/stop button. AVCHD scenes will be recorded from approximately 3 seconds before the operation, while MOV/MP4 will be recorded from approximately 4 seconds before the operation.

  • Page 129: Output Setup

    [AUDIO ALC] If you set this item to [ON], you can reduce the audio noise. It will record with natural sound when set to [OFF]. [ON]/[OFF] Output Setup Different menu items are displayed depending on whether this unit is in Recording Mode or Playback Mode.
  • Page 130 [HDMI TC OUTPUT] Switches the output setting of time code information when this unit is connected to another device (HDMI-SDI converter, etc.) with an HDMI cable. ≥ When performing remote recording with the <AUTO REC> USER button function, select [ON]. ≥...

  • Page 131: Display Setting

    Display setting Different menu items are displayed depending on whether this unit is in Recording Mode or Playback Mode. All default settings are indicated with underlined text. MENU : [DISP SETUP] # desired setting [ZEBRA DETECT 1] Selects the brightness level of the left-leaning zebra patterns on the screen. Touch [ZEBRA DETECT 1].
  • Page 132 [GUIDE LINES] You can check if the image is level while recording motion pictures and still pictures. The function can also be used to estimate the balance of the composition. /[OFF] ≥ The guidelines do not appear on the images actually recorded. ≥...
  • Page 133 [VIDEO OUT OSD] The information displayed on the screen (operation icon and counter display etc.) can be displayed/ not displayed on the TV. 103) [ON]/[OFF] [DATE/TIME] It is possible to change the date and time display mode. [OFF]/[TIME]/[DATE]/[DATE&TIME] [DATE FORMAT] It is possible to change the date format.
  • Page 134 [CARD & BATTERY] Display can be switched between the remaining recordable time of the SD card and the remaining battery capacity indication. [ON]/[OFF] [OTHER DISPLAY] This shows or hides indications on the screen except for [USER BUTTON DISPLAY], [GUIDE LINES], [SAFETY ZONE], [CENTER MARKER], [DATE/TIME], [AUDIO LEVEL METER], [LENS STATUS] and [CARD &...
  • Page 135 [EVF/LCD DETAIL] Setting this item to [ON] helps you achieve focus easier by emphasizing the outlines of an image displayed on the LCD monitor and viewfinder. [ON]/[OFF] [EVF/LCD PEAK LEVEL] Adjusts the emphasis strength for [EVF/LCD DETAIL]. ≥ This function’s default setting is “0”. [EVF/LCD PEAK FREQ.] Sets the peaking frequency for [EVF/LCD DETAIL].

  • Page 136: Other Functions

    Other Functions Different menu items are displayed depending on whether this unit is in Recording Mode or Playback Mode. All default settings are indicated with underlined text. MENU : [OTHER FUNCTION] # desired setting [FORMAT MEDIA] The SD card or the external media device can be formatted. 38, 109) ≥...
  • Page 137 [RING LED (RED)] The ring LED lights up red during recording. [ON]/[OFF] ≥ When the [REC LAMP] is set to [OFF], this item cannot be set. [QUICK POWER ON] The unit is put into recording pause approx. 1 second when the unit is turned on. [ON]/[OFF] ≥...
  • Page 138 [INITIAL SET] The menu settings is reset to the default. [YES]: This is for initializing all menus. [NO]: This is for not performing initialization. * Settings for [CLOCK SET] and [TIME ZONE] will not be changed. ≥ Returning all settings to the default is not possible during Freeze Frame. [NUMBER RESET] Set the file number of the MOV/MP4 and still picture recorded next to 0001.

  • Page 139: Maintenance

    The firmware of this unit is updated. For the latest update information, check the support website below. (As of March 2018) http://panasonic.jp/support/global/cs/e_cam (This Site is English only) [HOUR METER] This displays the operation time of this unit, how many times the zoom lever has been operated, how many times the zoom motor has worked and how many times the jog dial has been pressed.

  • Page 140: Video Setup

    Video Setup All default settings are indicated with underlined text. ≥ Set the mode switch to ≥ Touch the play mode select icon, and set this unit to Motion Picture Playback Mode. MENU : [VIDEO SETUP] # desired setting [REPEAT PLAY] Playback of the first scene starts after playback of the last scene finishes when set to [ON].

  • Page 141: Picture Setup

    Picture Setup ≥ Set the mode switch to ≥ Touch the play mode select icon, and set this unit to Still Picture Playback Mode. MENU : [PICT. SETUP] # desired setting [SCENE PROTECT] Still pictures can be protected so that they are not deleted by mistake. (Even if you protect some still pictures, formatting the SD card will delete them.) [DELETE] Deletes a still picture.

  • Page 142: Display

    Display Indications ∫ Recording indications Example: Display in English  I- REC TC 00:00:00.00 R 1h20m Sports R 1h20m SHARP  120:59.94p D 5X SUPER SLOW 5600K SHUTTER A.SHTR 1/100  NOV 15 2018 15:30:00 AF50 ZOOM OPEN Simultaneous recording SIMUL 126) TC 00:00:00.00, TC 00:00:00:00...
  • Page 143 D 2X, D 5X, Digital Zoom Card recording possible status D10X (White) (still picture) SUPER SLOW Super Slow Recording 78, 128) Number of recording pixels for still pictures 41, 93) 5600K Color temperature display In Playback Mode, the picture size is not displayed for still pictures recorded with other ATW, LOCK, P3200K, P5600K, VAR, Ach, products that have different picture sizes from...
  • Page 144 Recording format (When thumbnails are displayed) 88, 118) Scene Number (In 9-scene display in thumbnail mode) ∫ Indication of connection to the external media device Playback of the external media device 111) ∫ Confirmatory indications –– (Time The built-in battery is low. display) Warning for recording of yourself SD card is not inserted.

  • Page 145: Messages

    Display Messages Major confirmation/error messages to be indicated on the screen in text. During recording/playback Display Description Behavior and cause CHECK CARD. The SD card is not supported by this ≥ Check the SD card. unit. THIS CARD CANNOT This is displayed when the SD card ≥...
  • Page 146 Display Description Behavior and cause CANNOT USE SD CARD This is displayed when the ≥ The operation will stop. IN VIDEO MODE, management information cannot be ≥ Use another SD card to CONTROL DATA ERROR. recovered. perform recording. CONTROL DATA ERROR Defective management information ≥...

  • Page 147: Warning Indications

    When connected to an external media Display Description Behavior and cause CANNOT CHECK This is displayed when the ≥ Do not connect the devices with CONNECTED DEVICE. device is connected to this unit a product such as a USB hub. DISCONNECT THE USB with a product such as a USB Connect to this unit directly.
  • Page 148 Status indicator It flashes once per second. The message [LOW BATTERY.] is On-screen display displayed. The battery is Meaning of the warning The battery is depleted. depleted The operation stops. This unit turns off Recording/playback (Low input voltage) automatically. Charge or replace the battery. Solution Connect the AC adaptor to cancel the warning.

  • Page 149: Others

    Status indicator The remaining recordable time flashes On-screen display red. (When it is less than 1 minute) The card is nearly Meaning of the warning The SD card is almost out of space. full Recording/playback The recording continues. Delete unnecessary scenes or use a Solution new SD card as needed.
  • Page 150 Power Problem Check points “ERROR OCCURRED. ≥ The unit has automatically detected an error. Restart the unit PLEASE TURN UNIT OFF, by turning off and on. THEN TURN ON AGAIN.” ≥ The unit will be turned off in about 1 minute if the unit is not is displayed.
  • Page 151 Recording Problem Check points Scenes/still pictures ≥ Any scenes/still pictures where the thumbnails are displayed cannot be played back. cannot be played back. ≥ In most cases, is displayed for the following scenes: j Scenes recorded with another device or edited with editing software j Scenes with damaged data ≥...

  • Page 152: About Recovery

    Others Problem Check points If the SD card is inserted in ≥ If the SD card is formatted on a PC, it may not be recognized this unit, it is not by this unit. Use this unit to format SD cards. recognized.

  • Page 153: About Copyright

    "Open Source Software Information". At least three (3) years from delivery of this product, Panasonic will give to any third party who contacts us at the contact information provided below, for a charge no more than our cost of physically performing source code distribution, a complete machine-readable copy of the corresponding source code covered under GPL V2.0 or LGPL V2.1, as well as the respective...

  • Page 154: Recording Functions That Cannot Be Used Simultaneously

    Others Recording functions that cannot be used simultaneously Due to the specifications of this unit, depending on the recording function being used, it is not possible to use or select certain other recording functions. ≥ “ ± ”: Available; “ s ”: Not available* * “Not available”...

  • Page 155: Recording Modes/Approximate Recordable Time

    Others Recording modes/approximate recordable time ≥ SD cards are only mentioned with their main memory size. The stated times are the approximate recordable times for continuous recording. ≥ “h” is an abbreviation for hour, “min” for minute and “s” for second. ≥...

  • Page 156: Approximate Number Of Recordable Pictures

    Others Approximate number of recordable pictures ≥ SD cards are only mentioned with their main memory size. The stated number is the approximate number of recordable pictures. Memory Card Picture size Aspect ratio 4 GB 16 GB 64 GB 1920k1080 3200 12500 52000...

  • Page 157: Specification

    Others Specification High Definition Video Camera Refer to page for picture size of a still Power source: picture and number of recordable pictures. 7.2 V (When using battery) Recording media: 12 V (When using AC adaptor) SDHC Memory Card (4 GB to 32 GB)/ Power consumption: SDXC Memory Card (48 GB to 128 GB) 27.4 W (During recording: 9.2 W;...
  • Page 158 Super Slow Recording: USB: Recording frame rate; FHD 120 fps USB terminal Type A Slow motion effect; 1/2, 1/4 or 1/5 the normal Hi-Speed USB (USB 2.0), (for external media speed device connection*), bus power supported Image stabilizer function: * External media device with a capacity of Optical (with 5-Axis Hybrid O.I.S.) 32 GB or below or a capacity above 2 TB Level Shot Function:...

  • Page 159: Useful Information (Only For Latin American Countries)

    800-7262737 El Salvador www.panasonic.com/sv/soporte/ 800-7262 Guatemala www.panasonic.com/gt/soporte/ 1-801-811-7262 Uruguay www.panasonic.com/uy/soporte/ 0-800-7262 Paraguay www.panasonic.com/uy/soporte/ 0-800-11-7262 Chile www.panasonic.com/cl/soporte/ 800-390-602 022-797-5000 Peru www.panasonic.com/pe/soporte/ 0800-00726 Venezuela www.panasonic.com/ve/soporte/ 800-7262-800 Mexico www.panasonic.com/mx/soporte/ 01800-847-7262 55-5000-1200 Argentina www.panasonic.com/ar/soporte/ 0800-333-7262 0810-321-7262 Dominican Republic www.panasonic.com/do/soporte/ 809-200-8000 - 159 -...
  • Page 160 Panasonic Corporation Web site: http://www.panasonic.com Panasonic Corporation of North America Two Riverfront Plaza, Newark, NJ 07102-5490 http://shop.panasonic.com Panasonic Canada Inc. 5770 Ambler Drive, Mississauga, Ontario, L4W 2T3 www.panasonic.com © Panasonic Corporation 2018 Printed in Japan...

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