Aj-Pd950 User Menu - Panasonic DVC PRO Studio AJ-D950P Service Manual

Setup menus
USER menu
<AUDIO>
No.
727
728
729
730
731
The underline on the setting item denotes the initial setting.

AJ-PD950 USER menu

The following setup menu is displayed when the AJ-PD950 is used.
No.
012
608
The underlining indicates the factory setting.
(continued)
Item Setting
Superimposed Superimposed
No.
display display
PB FADE 0000
0001
0002
EMBEDDED 0000
AUD 0001
MONITOR 0000
MIX L 0001
0002
MONITOR 0000
MIX R 0001
0002
CUE OUT 0000
SEL 0001
Item Setting
Superimposed Superimposed
No.
display display
SYS 0000
FORMAT 0001
0002
SDI OUT 0000 COMPNT
SEL 0001 COMPST
0002
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AUTO This selects the processing method for the audio edit points
(IN point, OUT point) during playback.
CUT
0: According to the status during recording.
FADE
1: Forced CUT
2: Forced FADE
This selects whether to superimpose the audio data onto the
OFF
serial output.
ON
0: Data is not superimposed.
1: Data is superimposed.
OFF
This selects the mixed signal for the headphone monitor.
0: No mixing.
CH1+2
1: CH1 and CH2 are mixed and output to the left channel.
CH3+4
2: CH3 and CH4 are mixed and output to the left channel.
OFF This selects the mixed signal for the headphone monitor.
0: No mixing.
CH1+2
1: CH1 and CH2 are mixed and output to the right channel.
CH3+4
2: CH3 and CH4 are mixed and output to the right channel.
OFF
This selects whether or not the cue audio signal is to be output
to the main line output in the search mode.
ON
0: CUE AUDIO is not output.
1: CUE AUDIO is output.
(This applies only when setup menu No. 721 (MONI CH
SEL) is not set to "MANU".)
422 This sets the unit's recording/playback format.
0: The 422 (50M) format is selected.
411
1: The 411 (25M) format is selected.
420P
2: The 420P format is selected.
<Notes>
•
Editing is not possible in the 411 mode.
•
In the 625 mode, 420P cannot be selected.
This selects the SERIAL OUT signal format.
0: Component 4:2:2 signals are output.
1: Composite signals are output. (Option)
420P
2: Component 4:2:2P signals are output.
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