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Panasonic AJ-HPX3700G Operating Instructions Manual

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F1008T0 -F [D]
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Operating Instructions

Memory Card Camera-Recorder
AJ-HPX3700G
Model No.
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  • Page 1: Operating Instructions

    ! This product is eligible for the P2HD 5 Year Warranty Repair Program. For details, see page 7. Operating Instructions Memory Card Camera-Recorder AJ-HPX3700G Model No. Before operating this product, please read the instructions carefully and save this manual for future use. ENGLISH F1008T0 -F [D]...

  • Page 2: Read This First

    AJ-HPX3700G RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK Trade Name: PANASONIC DO NOT OPEN Responsible Party: Panasonic Corporation of North America One Panasonic Way, Secaucus, NJ 07094 CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). Support contact: Panasonic Broadcast &...

  • Page 3: To Remove The Battery

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899'9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M A rechargeable battery that is recyclable powers the product you have purchased. <For USA-California Only> This product contains a CR Coin Cell Lithium Battery which contains Perchlorate Material — special handling may apply. See www.dtsc.ca/gov/hazardouswaste.perchlorate. Caution regarding laser beams The CCD may be damaged if it is subjected to light from a laser beam.
  • Page 4 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899O9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M EMC NOTICE FOR THE PURCHASER/USER OF THE APPARATUS 1. Applicable standards and operating environment The apparatus is compliant with: " standards EN55103-1 and EN550103-2 1996.and " electromagnetic environments E1, E2, E3, E4 and E5. 2. Pre-requisite conditions to achieving compliance with the above standards <1>...

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899P9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Contents Read this first! ..................2 General Features of Camera unit ................9 Features of Recorder/Player unit ............10 Features of the Input/Output unit ............12 Other features ..................12 Dimensions drawing................13 Color TV Standard Settings (Settings for frame frequency)....14 System Configuration ................
  • Page 6 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899/9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Adjusting the White balance and Black Balance........52 Setting the Electronic Shutter ..............56 Assigning Functions to User Buttons ............. 59 Selecting Audio Input Signals and Adjusting Recording Levels..... 61 Setting Time Data .................. 63 Viewfinder Screen Status Displays ............76 Adjusting and setting the LCD monitor ..........
  • Page 7 Details about user registration and the extended warranty: Please note, this is a site that is not maintained by Panasonic Canada Inc. The Panasonic Canada Inc. privacy policy does not apply and is not applicable in relation to any information submitted. This link is provided to you for convenience.
  • Page 8 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/01234567789909:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M General Attention Adjust the following 2 settings when using the unit for the first time. " Adjust the black-balance setting when using the unit for the first time. (Refer to page 55) " The unit is delivered from the factory with the color TV standard not yet specified. To revise the settings for frame frequency according to the TV standard, refer to the procedures described on page 14.

  • Page 9: Features Of Camera Unit

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899Q9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Features of Camera unit ! Multi-format ! Lens file function Various image formats are realized by switching the 2.2 The unit has 64 lens files. Megapixel 2/3 inch 3 CCD between the interlace drive and By using an SD memory card, 64 lens files can be stored. the progressive drive.

  • Page 10: Features Of Recorder/Player Unit

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.)9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Features of Recorder/Player unit ! Multiple Slots ! AVC-Intra100/AVC-Intra50/DVCPRO HD The unit is equipped with 5 slots for P2 cards. Up to 5 cards switchable may be inserted in these slots for continuous recording. Recorded video is compressed through a component digital They also provide new recording capabilities specific to recording method that uses a state-of-the-art compression memory cards.

  • Page 11: Recording Time

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899..9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M ! Text memos & Shot marks ! Recording Time Each clip can incorporate comments, in the form of text Operation of the following P2 cards with the unit has been memo added to the thumbnail associated with the time verified: code, together with shot marks which, for example, can help "...

  • Page 12: Features Of The Input/Output Unit

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.N9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M (Reference values when Panasonic bland SD memory cards Approximate Proxy Recording Time (optional) on SD memory or SDHC memory cards are used for continuous recording. cards (Except for 24P native mode) Actual recording time depends on the kind of scenes and the number of clips.)

  • Page 13: Dimensions Drawing

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.'9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Dimensions drawing Unit: mm (inch) 137 (5- ) 318 (12- ) General: Dimensions drawing...

  • Page 14: Color Tv Standard Settings (Settings For Frame Frequency)

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.O9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Color TV Standard Settings (Settings for frame frequency) The unit is delivered with the color TV standard not yet specified. To revise the settings for frame frequency according to the preferred standard, refer to the procedures described below. After connecting the unit to the power supply and then #Notes turning on the power, press the MENU button while "...

  • Page 15: System Configuration

    NP-1 type Battery case NP-L7 finder: AJ-HVF21G Lens (Bayonet type): External DC power Fujinon, Canon supply GPS unit: Memory Card AJ-GPS910G Camera-Recorder AJ-HPX3700G P2 Cards*: AJ-P2C016RG Tripod adapter: AJ-P2C032RG SHAN-TM700 AJ-P2C064AG Rain cover: SD Memory cards* SHAN-RC700 Soft carrying case: AJ-SC900...

  • Page 16: Power Supply And Accessory Mounting Section

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899./9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Parts and their Functions Power Supply and Accessory Mounting Section 12 13 1. POWER switch 10. Lens mount cap Used to turn on/off the power. To remove the cap, raise the 9. Lens lever. When the lens is not mounted, replace the cap. 2.

  • Page 17: Audio (Input) Function Section

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.(9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Audio (input) Function Section 1. MIC IN (microphone input) jack (XLR, 5-pin) 5. AUDIO IN CH1/CH2 (audio input channel 1 & 2) A microphone (optional) is connected here. Power can connectors (XLR, 3-pin) be supplied via this jack to allow use of a phantom Audio devices or a microphone may be connected here.

  • Page 18: Audio (Output) Function Section

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.09:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Audio (output) Function Section 9. AUDIO OUT connector (XLR, 5-pin) 14. Speakers This connector outputs audio signals recorded on The speakers output EE sound during recording, and Channels 1/2 or 3/4. reproduced sound during playback. Output signals are selected with the 10. MONITOR The speakers emit an alarm sound when the warning SELECT CH1/2 / CH3/4 selector switch.

  • Page 19: Shooting And Recording/Playback Functions Section

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.Q9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Shooting and Recording/Playback Functions Section 10 9 8 22 23 18 29 1. CC/ND FILTER (filter switching) controls 3. SHUTTER switch These are used to select the filter in accordance with the Used to enable or disable the electronic shutter. subject’s brightness and color temperature.
  • Page 20 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899N)9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M 5. GAIN selector switch 8. MODE CHECK button Use this switch to select video amplifier gain, according Each press of this button changes the screen type in the to lighting conditions under which you are shooting. viewfinder in the following order: STATUS, !LED, The values for [L], [M], and [H] can be preset using FUNCTION, AUDIO, CAC, USER SW.
  • Page 21 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899N.9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M 10 9 8 22 23 18 29 13. TEXT MEMO button 16. MON OUT CHARACTER switch Records a text memo if pressed during recording or This switch controls the superimposition of characters playback or when playback is paused. onto the video output from the MON OUT connector. Also, with appropriate menu settings, the TEXT MEMO Characters are superimposed.
  • Page 22 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899NN9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M 19. MON OUT SEL (output signal selection) switch 24. P2 card access LED Used to switch the signals output from the MON OUT This LED indicates the recording and playback status of connector. each card. MEM: Video from the camera is output during 25.
  • Page 23 Make sure that the card has been installed in the adapter before using it.) Use of Panasonic’s SD memory cards and miniSD cards is recommended. Be sure to format cards using unit.

  • Page 24: Menu Operation Section

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899NO9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Menu Operation Section 1. MENU button Used to turn on/off the menu. 2. SELECT (Jog dial) button With the menu open, this button is used to navigate through menu pages, select options and specify values. For directions on manipulating the menu, see [Menu Configuration] (page 166).

  • Page 25: Time Code Section

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899NP9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Time Code Section 1. GENLOCK IN connector (BNC) 6. DISPLAY (counter display selector) switch This connector is used to input a reference signal before Indications of the time code, CTL and user bits on the the camera unit is gen-locked, or before the time code is counter of the display window depend on the positions externally locked.

  • Page 26: Warning And Status Display Functions

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899N/9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Warning and Status Display Functions 7. Display window This window displays warnings, battery-remaining level, sound volume, time data, and other information. #Note When the battery is installed, the unit indicates the data even if the power is turned off. To turn off the data indications to keep the battery from being discharged, specify “OFF”...

  • Page 27: Display Window Functions

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899N(9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Display Window Functions P2 card/battery-remaining level and audio level SLAVE HOLD OVER OVER indications VTCG TIME DATE P-iREC SLAVE HOLD OVER OVER minM VTCG TIME DATE P-iREC MEDIA BATT minM LOOP OP-SLOT MEDIA BATT f. Mode indication Stays illuminated when the unit is in HD mode. LOOP OP-SLOT GPS:...

  • Page 28: Lcd Monitor

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899N09:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Positions of time code-related switches and information provided Position of Position of TCG Information Item DISPLAY switch switch Time code F-RUN or R-RUN Time code F-RUN/SET/ User bits or real- R-RUN time, time zone LCD Monitor 5. Cursor and SET buttons The 4 triangular buttons are the cursor buttons, and the center rectangular one is the SET button.

  • Page 29: Viewfinder

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899NQ9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Viewfinder You can use the following viewfinder (optional) on the unit: HD Viewfinder: AJ-HVF21G (selectable between 59.94 and 50 Hz) 7. Front tally lamp 14 11 7 This lamp is activated when the 3. TALLY switch is positioned at [HIGH] or [LOW], and stays on during recording.
  • Page 30 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899')9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M 15. Viewfinder left-right position anchoring ring Used to adjust the side-to-side position of the viewfinder. 16. Viewfinder front-back position anchoring lever Used to adjust the fore-and-aft position of the viewfinder. #Note For more information, see the instruction manual for the viewfinder.

  • Page 31: P2 Cards

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899'.9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Recording and Playback P2 Cards Insert a P2 card into the P2 card slot until the eject Inserting P2 Cards button pops up. #Note When using the unit for the first time, be sure to set the time data beforehand. On how the time data is set, see [Setting Time Data] (page 63).
  • Page 32 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899'N9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M <For Your Information> Removing P2 Cards The P2 card access LEDs may be set to stay off using the menu option ACCESS LED. This option can be found on the While pressing down the slide lock button, move the <OPTION MODE>...

  • Page 33: How To Handle Data Recorded On P2 Cards

    P2 Viewer software. Download it from the following website. (Compatible with the Windows Vista, Windows XP and Windows 2000 operating systems.) https://eww.pavc.panasonic.co.jp/pro-av/ " When using regular IT tools such as Microsoft Windows Explorer or Apple Finder to transfer data to a PC, follow the instructions below.

  • Page 34: Basic Procedures

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899'O9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Basic Procedures This section describes the basic procedure for shooting and recording. Before you embark on a shoot, pre-inspect your #Note system to ensure that it works properly. When “SLOT1” is selected for the menu option P.ON REC SLOT SEL, recording starts from the P2 card inserted in the * For directions on inspecting your unit, see [Inspections Before smallest slot number, after the power is turned on.
  • Page 35 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899'P9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M White/Black Balance Adjustment to Recording Completion For shooting, follow the steps below. White/Black balance adjustment to recording completion Select a filter according to light conditions. When the white balance is saved: Position the WHITE BAL switch to [A] or [B]. When the white or black balance is not saved and you have no time to adjust the white balance: Position the WHITE BAL switch to [PRST].

  • Page 36: Normal Recording

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899'/9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Normal Recording REC START button or VTR button at the lens starts recording of video and sound on the P2 card. A cluster of data that consists of video and sound generated through a shooting action, together with such added information as meta data, is called a “clip”.

  • Page 37: Pre Recording Function

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899'(9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M PRE RECORDING function The internal memory of your unit is capable of storing The function of the menu option PRE REC MODE may be several seconds of video and sound data coming from the assigned to a desired user button by using any one of the camera.

  • Page 38: Variable Frame Rate (Vfr) Recording Function

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899'09:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Variable Frame Rate (VFR) Recording Function This unit can shoot at a lower frame rate (undercrank) or For native VFR recording (1080/59.94i (50i)) higher frame rate (overcrank). Open the <SYSTEM MODE> screen from the SYSTEM For native VFR recording SETTING page using the menu.
  • Page 39 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899'Q9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M To change the frame rate while recording in VFR It is possible to change the frame rate while recording in VFR. Open the <OPTION MENU> screen from the OPTION page. OPTION page can be opened by pressing the MENU button while pressing the LIGHT button. Set the RATE SET AT REC to “ON”.

  • Page 40: Flow Effect Shooting

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899O)9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Flow Effect Shooting This way of shooting provides a flow effect and may, for Press the REC START button to begin recording in the instance, be used to shoot a subject on a far side of a road VFR mode. with a stream of fast-moving cars as the flow, in such a way that the stationary subject comes into focus though the cars.
  • Page 41 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899O.9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Practical Use of Other VFR Recording Functions Standard Speed Shooting for Film Production When producing for the cinema screen, a frame rate of 24 fps (24 frames per sec) matching the rate at which films are played back is normal (1$ speed). When settings below are used, the recorded material will play back as a film. Images like a film can be obtained by FILMLIKE1-3 and FILM-REC gamma.
  • Page 42 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899ON9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Undercrank Shooting This way of shooting provides the quick motion effects used, for instance to realize speeding clouds, a person standing stationary in the blur of a moving crowd, and kung-fu moves. For example, when the scenes have been shot using the 24P recording format for specifying playback frames, the speed of the quick motion effects can be doubled by setting the VFR recording frame rate to 12 fps.

  • Page 43: Loop Recording

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899O'9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Loop Recording When two or more P2 card slots contain cards, this function To use this function, the menu option LOOP REC MODE allows the target P2 card to be switched in order. Even when must be set to “ON”. The option LOOP REC MODE can be the free space of a P2 card is used up, this function found in the <REC FUNCTION>...

  • Page 44: Interval Recording

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899OO9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Interval Recording It is possible to record in intervals of one frame as the #Notes shortest length by using the internal memory of the unit. " When you set INTERVAL REC to “ON” or “ONE SHOT”, To use this option, open the <REC FUNCTION> screen from the SYSTEM SETTING page, and set the interval recording VFR is set to “OFF”.
  • Page 45 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899OP9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M For continuous recording To stop the Interval recording mode Press either the REC START button or VTR button at the " Setting the menu option INTERVAL REC MODE to “OFF”. lens, again. Interval recording resumes. When INTERVAL REC HOLD is set to “OFF”, the mode returns to ordinary recording mode if the POWER switch of To stop recording the unit is turned off.

  • Page 46: Recording Review Function

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899O/9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M " Time code indication During INTERVAL REC mode general notes When recording starts, the time code (TCG) display may not update until the unit recognizes the P2 card. " Sound By selecting “ON”/“OFF” for the menu option AUDIO REC "...

  • Page 47: Normal And Variable Speed Playback

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899O(9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Normal and Variable Speed Playback The PLAY/PAUSE button provides monochrome playback #Notes through the viewfinder and color playback on the LCD " When a clip with a different SYSTEM MODE cannot be monitor. A color video monitor connected to the HD SDI A · played back, change the SYSTEM MODE setting of this B or MON OUT connector of unit also provides color unit to match the format of the clip.

  • Page 48: Shot Mark Function

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899O09:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Shot Mark Function A shot mark is added to the thumbnail of a clip to distinguish Shot marks may also be added or erased using clip that clip from others. It is also possible to select only those thumbnails. For more information, see [Shot Mark] clips which include shot marks, and display and playback the (page 132).

  • Page 49: Multi Format

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899OQ9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Adjustments and Settings for Recording Multi Format Video system and Recording format For the unit to obtain image signals for each HD format, CCD is switching between interlaced scan and progressive scan (reading all pixels). With combinations of the SYSTEM MODE and CAMERA MODE menu options on the <SYSTEM MODE> screen on the SYSTEM SETTING page, you can select an video system from among 13 types.
  • Page 50 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899P)9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Recording formats and output connector signal formats The table below shows the formats used to record signals from the CCD and externally input signals along with the formats for signals output from the output connectors. Menu setting Operating state Recording TC Input/output SYSTEM...
  • Page 51 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899P.9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Menu setting Supported Recording Functions INTERVAL/ SYSTEM MODE REC FORMAT CAMERA MODE FRAME RATE PROXY LOOP REC RECORDING ONE SHOT Disabled 1FRAME-30FRAME DVCPROHD/60i Fixed to OFF Disabled Fixed to OFF Disabled 24PA Fixed to OFF Disabled 1080-59.94i Disabled AVC-I 100/60i AVC-I 50/60i 1FRAME-30FRAME* Disabled...

  • Page 52: Adjusting The White Balance And Black Balance

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899PN9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Adjusting the White balance and Black Balance To record high-quality video with the unit, the black and white balances must be adjusted according to conditions. For higher quality, it is recommended that the adjustments should be made in this order AWB (white balance adjustment) ! ABB (black balance adjustment) ! AWB (white balance adjustment).
  • Page 53 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899P'9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Detection area for the white balance Retaining white balances The detection area for the white balance is selectable Each value in memory is retained even if the unit is turned between “90%”, “50%” and “25%”, using the menu option off;...

  • Page 54: Setting Color Temperature Manually

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899PO9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Setting Color Temperature Manually The white balance can be manually adjusted by setting the color temperature. Manual color temperature settings can be performed for each of the WHITE BAL switch positions: [PRST], [A] and [B]. The color temperature is set using the menu options COLOR TEMP PRE, COLOR TEMP A, and COLOR TEMP B.

  • Page 55: Adjusting The Black Balance

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899PP9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Adjusting the Black Balance The black balance must be adjusted when: #Notes " You use your unit the first time. " Ensure that the lens connector is connected and the " Your unit has not been used for some time. "...

  • Page 56: Setting The Electronic Shutter

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899P/9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Setting the Electronic Shutter This section provides a description of the electronic shutter, together with setting and handling directions. Shutter Modes The table below lists the shutter modes in which the unit’s electronic shutter can be used as well as the shutter speeds which can be selected.

  • Page 57: Setting The Shutter Mode And Speed

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899P(9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Setting the Shutter Mode and Speed The shutter speed in any shutter mode is set using the Once more, press the SHUTTER switch towards [SEL]. SHUTTER switch. Repeat this switchover until the desired mode or speed In SYNCHRO SCAN/SYNCHRO SCAN2 mode, shutter appears in the viewfinder screen.
  • Page 58 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899P09:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Placing the Unit in SYNCHRO SCAN Mode To place the unit in SYNCHRO SCAN mode, follow the steps below. Press the SHUTTER switch positioned at [ON] towards [SEL], to place the unit in SYNCHRO SCAN mode or SYNCHRO SCAN2 mode. In the SYNCHRO SCAN mode, it is possible to change the shutter speed continuously by operating the SYNCHRO SCAN (+/–) adjustment buttons.

  • Page 59: Assigning Functions To User Buttons

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899PQ9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Assigning Functions to User Buttons The USER MAIN, USER 1, USER 2, MARKER SELECT and differences in color development when the DRS TEXT MEMO buttons can be assigned user-selected function is turned on/off. functions. " When the DRS function is turned on, Gamma mode, To select desired functions, use the menu options which can the Knee function and the BLACK GAMMA function be found in the <USER SW>...
  • Page 60 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899/)9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M AUDIO CH1: Function of switching the input signal source for audio channel 1 assigned. Pressing the button switches the input signal in the following order: FRONT ! W.L. ! REAR. Note that the AUDIO IN switch can also be used to change the input signal: later specification takes precedence.

  • Page 61: Selecting Audio Input Signals And Adjusting Recording Levels

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899/.9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Selecting Audio Input Signals and Adjusting Recording Levels This unit is capable of recording 4 independent audio channels in all recording formats except for native recording with VFR. When the AUDIO SELECT CH1/CH2 switch is positioned at [AUTO], the recording levels for audio channels 1 and 2 are automatically adjusted.

  • Page 62: Adjusting Recording Levels

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899/N9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Adjusting Recording Levels To adjust the recording levels for audio channels 1 and 2, Audio level meter on the display window follow the steps below. SLAVE HOLD OVER Position the MONITOR SELECT CH1/2 / CH3/4- VTCG TIME DATE P-iREC selector switch at [CH1/2] so that the audio level meter on the display window will provide CH1 and CH2 indications.

  • Page 63: Setting Time Data

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899/'9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Setting Time Data The unit supports time codes, user bits, date, and time (real time) data, which are recorded as data for the sub-code area, VIDEO AUX area, and clip metadata files. It also includes a CTL counter and camera ID. Description of time data Time code CTL counter...

  • Page 64: Mode Settings

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899/O9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Recording time code and user bits The following shows recording time codes and user bits for different input signal formats, and SYSTEM MODE and CAMERA MODE settings. System setting Time code (TC) operation User bit (UB) operation No. of frames of Sub-codes and UB in VIDEO SYSTEM...
  • Page 65 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899/P9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Setting of the user bits The user bits (UB) to be recorded in the sub-code area are Inputting a user value selected through the menu option UB MODE. The user bits (VITC UB) to be recorded in the VIDEO AUX area are selected through the menu option VITC UB MODE.
  • Page 66 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899//9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Retaining the user bits For 1080i Frame rate: 24P Over 60i (2:3) The data set for the user bits are automatically saved and Starting field for the updated frame retained even if the unit is turned off. Time code frame digit Frame rate information recorded in user bits •...
  • Page 67 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899/(9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Setting the Internal Clock’s Date and Time Position the DISPLAY switch at [UB]. Time Time Area Area difference difference Press the HOLD button to display DATE in the display 00:00 Greenwich –12:00 Kwajalein window. +00:30 –11:30 +01:00 Central Europe –11:00 Midway Island Position the TCG switch at [SET].

  • Page 68: Setting The Time Code

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899/09:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Setting the Time Code Position the DISPLAY switch at [TC]. Regeneration function using REC REVIEW Position the TCG switch at [SET]. If the menu option FIRST REC TC is set to “PRESET”, if the Set the menu option TC MODE to “DF” or “NDF”. “DF” time code has been set or reset, or if the time code has been switched from Free run to Rec run, it is possible to steps the time code in drop frame mode, and “NDF”...

  • Page 69: Externally Locking The Time Code

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899/Q9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Externally Locking the Time Code The unit’s internal time code generator can be locked to an #Note external generator. In addition, the external time code The system can be configured with multiple units by opening generator can be locked to the unit’s internal generator. the <GENLOCK>...
  • Page 70 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899()9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M As a result of processing to convert the video captured by #Note the imaging devices from a progressive signal to an interlace In the 1080/23.98PsF or 1080/24PsF mode, set the signal, video signal delays will occur in the camera. 23.98PsF or 24PsF HD signal as the reference signal and Since time is required for making the 2:3 pull-down from the input a 24 frame time code to the TC IN input.
  • Page 71 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899(.9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Example 5: Example 6: When an external device is locked to the time code When an external device is locked to the time code generator of the unit. generator of unit, which is connected in a cascade configuration. Reference video signal Reference video signal To be connected if necessary To be connected if necessary...
  • Page 72 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899(N9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M To externally lock the time code Setting the user bits when the time code is externally locked Follow the steps below. When the TCG switch is positioned to [F-RUN], only the time Turn on the POWER switch. code is locked to an external time code. To lock the user bits to an externally input value, the UB MODE and VITC UB Position the TCG switch at [F-RUN].

  • Page 73: Providing An Id To The Camera

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899('9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Providing an ID to the Camera The camera ID is specified through the <CAMERA ID> To exit the menu, press the MENU button. screen. The ID can include up to 10 alphanumeric characters, #Notes symbols, and/or spaces. " When the menu option CAMERA ID is set to “BAR”, the camera ID is recorded together with color bar #Note signals.This menu option is accessible from the <VF...

  • Page 74: Setting Umid Information

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899(O9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Setting UMID Information The unit supports UMID metadata. You need to specify as UMID information the country where you live (using up to 3 characters), organization or company (up to 4 characters) and user name (up to 4 characters). For the country name, you must use abbreviations prescribed in the ISO3166 Country Code*.

  • Page 75: Ctl Count Setting And Display

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899(P9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M CTL Count Setting and Display By setting the DISPLAY switch to [CTL], CTL count is The playback order of clips is altered when either of the displayed on the time count indication of the LCD display following occurs: window. "...

  • Page 76: Viewfinder Screen Status Displays

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899(/9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Viewfinder Screen Status Displays In addition to video images, the viewfinder displays lamps and text that indicate the settings and operating status of the unit, together with messages, a center marker, a safety zone marker and the camera ID. Lamps in the Viewfinder Screen 2.

  • Page 77: Selecting Viewfinder Display Information

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899((9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Y GET Area Display Y GET detection area is displayed on the viewfinder screen, LCD monitor, and monitor output when the Y GET function is enabled after assigning the Y GET function to the USER button. However, Y GET detection area is not displayed in the monitor output unless the center marker is displayed.
  • Page 78 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899(09:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Information Item Indication Status 1. System mode This indicates the mode that the unit operates in. 1080-59.9i 1080-59.94 interlace mode 1080-23.9PsF 1080-23.98 segment frame mode 1080-24.0PsF 1080-24 segment frame mode 1080-50i 1080-50 interlace mode 2/42. Frame number The shooting frame number is displayed next to the recording frame number for shooting and (including native recording) and the recording type (progressive/interlacing).
  • Page 79 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899(Q9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Information Item Indication Status 8. Battery type (when PRO14 - AC ADPT Battery type, selected through a menu option. “AC ADPT” indicates when an MODE CHECK is external DC power supply has been input. being performed) 9. Battery remaining Battery remaining level in tenths of a volt ''.'V level/voltage...
  • Page 80 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/0123456778990)9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Information Item Indication Status Camera Warning AWB A ACTIVE AWB being performed on Ch A. and Report Area AWB B ACTIVE AWB being performed on Ch B. AWB A OK '.'K AWB successful on Ch A. (Related to AWB, ABB AWB B OK '.'K AWB successful on Ch B.
  • Page 81 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/0123456778990.9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Information Item Indication Status System SYSTEM ERROR-'' Something abnormal is happening to the internal computer communications or information and reference signal. No further recording or playback can be performed. '' is warnings replaced with an error code. For more information, see [Error Codes] (page 163).
  • Page 82 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/0123456778990N9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Information Item Indication Status Time code 12:59:59:20 TCG (time code generator value) indication 12:59:59:20 TCR (time code reader value) (V)UBG AB CD EF 00 UBG VUBG (User bits generator value) (V)UBR 12 34 56 78 UBR VUBR (User bits reader value) –1:59:59:20 Displays CTL count.
  • Page 83 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/0123456778990'9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Information Item Indication Status Iris, F value Lens cable is not connected. OPEN Lens iris is at maximum. F1.7 - F16 Lens iris value CLOSE Lens iris closed. #Note These indications are provided when the lens is capable of indicating the iris value.
  • Page 84 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/0123456778990O9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Information Item Indication Status B.GAMMA This indicates the level (upper limit) of the compression/expansion. RANGE Switch lock !SW LOCK This is displayed when any of the side switches (GAIN, OUTPUT and AWB setting switches) are operated with SIDE SW LOCK in a locked state. Note that it is not displayed during when AJ-RC10G is connected and in operation.
  • Page 85 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/0123456778990P9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Indications Available in the Viewfinder Screen Selectable Provided when between on and the appropriate Provided during Can be switched Provided during off through menu status is MODE CHECK* off. playback options encountered. System mode – – Frame number for shooting and –...

  • Page 86: Setting The Marker Displays

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/0123456778990/9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Display Modes and Setting Changes/adjustment Result Messages The messages that appear on the viewfinder screen to indicate changes to settings and adjustment results may be limited, or set not to appear, through the menu option DISP MODE. This menu option can be found in the <VF DISPLAY>...
  • Page 87 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/0123456778990(9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Marker Check Screen Displays (MARKER SELECT button function) The viewfinder can display a screen that allows you to view Markers the marker settings of the unit. Pressing the MARKER SELECT button on the unit switches the marker indication as follows. MRK: A ! MRK: B ! MRK: OFF If the menu option FRAME SIG is set to “14:9”...

  • Page 88: Adjusting And Setting The Lcd Monitor

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899009:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Adjusting and setting the LCD monitor Through the menu option VF/LCD CHAR, specify Using the LCD Monitor whether or not the LCD should display the same characters as the viewfinder. Turn on the POWER switch of the unit. This menu option can be found in the <OUTPUT SEL> screen on the SYSTEM SETTING page.

  • Page 89: Selection Of Video Output Signals

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/0123456778990Q9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Selection of video output signals The unit employs the HD SDI A · B connector and the MON OUT connector as connectors for outputting video signals. Settings of signals output from HD SDI A · B connector Change the characters of the signal output from the HD SDI Variable A ·...

  • Page 90: Settings Of Signals Output From Mon Out Connector

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899Q)9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Settings of signals output from MON OUT connector The MON OUT connector outputs HD SDI signals or down- converted analog signals. Set the video signals output from the MON OUT connector by using the MONITOR OUT item on the menu (<OUTPUT SEL>...

  • Page 91: Handling Data

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899Q.9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Handling data Set data file configuration The unit employs 6 sets for the file data area. LENS file: 64 sets of lens files are provided. FACTORY data: The area for storing factory settings For menu items that can be read from or stored in the Data cannot be revised with menu operations.

  • Page 92: Handling Sd Memory Cards

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899QN9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Handling SD memory cards An SD memory card may be inserted or removed, either before or after the power is turned on. To insert an SD memory card To remove the SD memory card Open the lid of the switch cover, and insert an SD memory Open the lid of the switch cover, and ensure that the busy card (optional) into the SD memory card slot with the notch lamp is not illuminated.
  • Page 93 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899Q'9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M To format the SD memory card, turn the jog dial button To write set data on an SD memory card to move the arrow (cursor) to YES. Then, press the dial button. Navigate the menu to the <SD CARD READ/WRITE> When the SD memory card has been formatted, the screen.
  • Page 94 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899QO9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Turn the jog dial button until a desired character The data will not be written if any of the following messages appears when the jog dial button is pressed: appears. The characters that appear are switched in the following Error message Remedy order:...
  • Page 95 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899QP9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Turn the jog dial button to move the arrow (cursor) to To read data on an SD memory card YES. Then, press the dial button. When the data has been read, the following message Navigate the menu to the <SD CARD READ/WRITE> appears: screen.

  • Page 96: How To Use The User Data

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899Q/9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M How to Use the User Data It is possible to write the settings data into the user area of Turn the jog dial button to move the arrow (cursor) to the the internal memory of the unit, or to read data written in this option READ USER DATA.

  • Page 97: How To Use Scene File Data

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899Q(9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M How to Use Scene File Data It is possible to write the settings data into the scene file area Turn the jog dial button to move the arrow (cursor) to of the internal memory of the unit, or to read data written in YES.
  • Page 98 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899Q09:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M To read settings data for scene files To return data for scene files to their defaults Navigate the menu to the <SCENE> screen. Navigate the menu to the <SCENE> screen. Turn the jog dial button to move the arrow (cursor) to the Turn the jog dial button to move the arrow (cursor) to the option SCENE SEL.
  • Page 99 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899QQ9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Press the jog dial button to display the following To title settings data for scene files message: Navigate the menu to the <SCENE> screen. Turn the jog dial button to move the arrow (cursor) to the TITLE item. Turn the jog dial button to move the arrow (cursor) to YES.

  • Page 100: Resetting Menu Option Settings To Defaults

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.))9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Resetting Menu Option Settings to Defaults The menu settings can be reset to their defaults. To reset the settings to their defaults, select the menu option READ FACTORY DATA in the <INITIALIZE> screen on the FILE page. All settings will be reset to their defaults. #Note This operation does not delete the scene file, lens file, and the information stored as the user data.
  • Page 101 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.).9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M To save the lens file into the built-in memory Press the jog dial button again and turn it until the Select the file No. character to be set is displayed. When the button is turned, the character displayed is Using the menu operations, open the <LENS FILE>...

  • Page 102: To Read The Lens File From The Builtin Memory

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.)N9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M When the jog dial button is pressed, the following Turn the jog dial button to move the arrow (cursor) to message appears. YES, and press the jog dial button. The current white shading correction value, the flare compensation value, and the RB gain offset correction value are stored in the built-in memory of the unit.
  • Page 103 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.)'9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M To write in and read out the lens file to/from the SD memory card The contents of the 8 lens files stored in the unit’s internal Saving lens files on the SD memory card memory can be saved onto an SD memory card as card files under a single title.
  • Page 104 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.)O9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Loading lens files from the SD memory card Using menu operations, open the <LENS FILE CARD R/W> screen from the FILE page. Turn the jog dial button to move the arrow (cursor) to the CARD FILE SELECT item. Press the jog dial button and the card file number will flash.

  • Page 105: Chromatic Aberration Compensation (Cac)

    After the release of this unit, visit our Web site at the address given below for details on new lenses compatible with this function and any changes in this function. https://eww.pavc.panasonic.co.jp/pro-av/ Adjustments and Settings for Recording: Chromatic Aberration Compensation (CAC)
  • Page 106 2... at this time, data are recorded in available space of the CAC file numbers on the unit. If “1” is selected, the https://eww.pavc.panasonic.co.jp/pro-av/ data will overwrite the contents of CAC file No. 1. Open the <CAC FILE CARD READ> screen from the If the following messages are displayed when the jog FILE page via the menu operation.
  • Page 107 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.)(9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M To delete the CAC file from the unit To delete the CAC file from the SD memory card Open <CAC ADJ> screen from the MAINTENANCE Open <CAC FILE CARD READ> screen from the FILE page using the menu operation. page using the menu operation.
  • Page 108 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.)09:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M If the following messages are displayed when the jog dial When CAC file does not operate properly button is pressed, the data cannot be deleted. The following error messages are displayed in the viewfinder Error message Measures when CAC does not operate properly or CAC files cannot be DELETE NG Insert an SD memory card.

  • Page 109: Cinematograph Settings

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.)Q9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Cinematograph Settings Menu items used for the film production are registered together in the scene file. Performing Cinematograph Settings Confirmation and Modification of Cinematograph Settings Open <SCENE> screen from the file page using the menu operation. Open the USER MENU by pressing the MENU button. Select READ CINEMATOGRAPH with the JOG dial Select the item to confirm with the JOG dial button, and button, and press the JOG dial button.
  • Page 110 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899..)9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Return Cinematograph Setting to Factory Setting Display the MAIN MENU by pressing the MENU button The following screen is displayed, so move the arrow for over 3 seconds, then open the <INITIALIZE> screen (cursor) to “YES” by turning the JOG dial button, and from the FILE page.
  • Page 111 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899...9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M USER MENU Cinematograph Page Factory setting setting USER SYSTEM MODE SYSTEM MODE MENU1 OUTPUT SEL OUTPUT SEL MASTER PED BLACK GAMMA (LOW) BLACK GAMMA (LOW) B.GAMMA RANGE (LOW) MASTER GAMMA MASTER GAMMA F-REC DYNAMIC LVL GAMMA MODE SEL F-REC BLACK STR LVL F-REC DYNAMIC LVL DETAIL F-REC BLACK STR LVL...

  • Page 112: Rgb 4:4:4 Output And P-10Log Settings

    P-10LOG for RGB 4:4:4 output. For cinematograph settings, see page 109 and later. Refer to the following procedures to set the above without Film camera AJ-HPX3700G using the cinematograph setting. Equipment to convert Open the <GAMMA> screen from the PAINT page with film to digital data menu operation.

  • Page 113: Power Supply

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899..'9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Preparation Power Supply A battery pack or an external DC power supply can be used as the unit’s power supply. Using a Battery Pack Battery packs from the following manufacturers can be used: " Anton/Bauer " IDX " PACO "...

  • Page 114: Mounting The Battery And Setting The Battery Type

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899..O9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Mounting the Battery and Setting the Battery Type Setting the battery type. Using an Anton/Bauer Battery Pack Select the battery type listed under BATTERY SELECT. Select BATTERY SELECT from the <BATTERY/ Mount the Anton/Bauer battery pack. P2CARD> screen on the MAIN OPERATION page. Please refer to [BATTERY SETTING1] (page 196) for more information.
  • Page 115 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899..P9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M When using a V-mount type battery pack Using an NP-1 type battery pack Mount the V-mount adapter plate (optional). Fit the plate, sliding it in the manner shown in the CAUTION: illustration. These servicing instructions are for use by qualified service personnel only.

  • Page 116: Use Of The External Dc Power Supply

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899../9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Use of the external DC power supply Connect the external DC power supply to the DC IN #Notes socket on the unit. " If both the battery pack and the external DC power supply are connected, the electric power is supplied from the external DC power supply.

  • Page 117: Mounting The Lens And Performing The Flange Back And White Shading Adjustments

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899..(9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Mounting the lens and Performing the Flange Back and White Shading Adjustments Mounting the Lens Adjusting the Lens Flange Back If images are not clearly focused at both telephoto and wide- Raise the lens clamping lever and remove the mount angle positions during zoom operations, adjust the flange cap.
  • Page 118 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899..09:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Repeat steps 5 to 7 until the lens is in focus at both the Set the lens aperture control to manual, and adjust it so telephoto and wide-angle positions. that the zebra pattern covers the whole screen. Check that the lens aperture is between F4 and F10. Firmly tighten the F.f ring clamping screw.
  • Page 119 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899..Q9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M When making the white shading correction, make the adjustment while observing the R, G, and B waveforms in the horizontal and vertical directions with the waveform monitor. This now completes the white shading adjustments. The adjustment values are now stored in the non-volatile memory so that even when the unit’s power is turned off, there will be no further need to perform the white shading adjustment.

  • Page 120: Preparing For Audio Input

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.N)9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Preparing for Audio Input Take the following steps to prepare the camera for connecting audio input devices. When Using the Front Microphone The unit can be equipped with the AJ-MC900G stereo Connect the microphone cable to the MIC IN jack on the microphone kit (optional).

  • Page 121: Mounting The Camera On A Tripod

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.N.9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M When Using Audio Devices Connect the audio device to the AUDIO IN jack with the XLR cable. Set the AUDIO IN switch to [REAR] for the channel to which the XLR cable is connected. Set the LINE/MIC/+48V selector switch on the rear panel to [LINE].

  • Page 122: Attaching The Shoulder Strap

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.NN9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Attaching the Shoulder Strap To detach the shoulder strap, first open the hooks, then detach the strap. Shoulder strap #Note Make sure that the shoulder strap is securely attached. Press to open the hook. Attaching the Rain Cover When using the SHAN-RC700 Rain Cover a.

  • Page 123: Connection Of The Remote Control Unit (Aj-Rc10G)

    " GAIN switch See the P2 support page on the following website for " OUTPUT/AUTO KNEE switch information about upgrades to AJ-RC10G. " WHITE BAL switch https://eww.pavc.panasonic.co.jp/pro-av/ " USER MAIN button " USER 1 button " USER 2 button AJ-RC10G a.

  • Page 124: Attaching The Front Audio Level Control Knob

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.NO9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M CHARA ON button " When “FIX” has been selected in MODE, the options This button is used to select whether to superimpose available in SPED are as follows. characters on the video signal output to the MON OUT 1/50, 1/60, 1/100, 1/120, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, connector of this unit.

  • Page 125: Connection Of The Dc Out Connector And External Rec Start/Stop Switch

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.NP9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Connection of the DC OUT connector and External REC start/stop switch It is possible to draw 1.5 A current from the DC OUT #Note connector of the unit. Recording start/stop can be controlled by connecting an Make sure the total of current output from DC OUT, REMOTE, VF, and LENS connector do not exceed 2.5 A.

  • Page 126: Thumbnail Manipulations Overview

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.N/9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Manipulating Clips with Thumbnails A clip is a data group that includes the images and sounds " Playback, delete, copy or restore the clip. created from one shooting session, together with additional " Add or delete a shot mark and a text memo on the clip information such as text memos and meta data.

  • Page 127: Thumbnail Screen

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.N(9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Thumbnail Screen Press the THUMBNAIL button to display the thumbnail 1. Display Mode screen on the LCD monitor. Pressing the THUMBNAIL The type of the thumbnail indicated on the display and button again returns the display to the regular display. When the types of the other information screens are indicated.
  • Page 128 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.N09:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M 4. Recording mode The recording mode for the clip on which the pointer is located is indicated. 5. System mode The format for the clip on which the pointer is located is indicated. 6. Duration The duration of the clip on which the pointer is located is indicated.

  • Page 129: Selecting Thumbnails

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.NQ9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Selecting Thumbnails Multiple thumbnails can be randomly selected in the It is possible to display only the selected thumbnails in the thumbnail screen. thumbnail screen for playback. Please refer to [Switching the Thumbnail Display] (page 130) for more information. Use the cursor buttons to move the pointer (yellow frame) to the desired clip and press the SET button.

  • Page 130: Switching The Thumbnail Display

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.')9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Switching the Thumbnail Display The display can be switched so that only those clips matching the specified conditions are displayed in the thumbnail screen. Press the THUMBNAIL button. Select THUMBNAIL from the thumbnail menu. Switch The thumbnail screen appears on the LCD monitor. the thumbnail display by selecting one of the following items: Press the THUMBNAIL MENU button.

  • Page 131: Changing Thumbnails

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.'.9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Changing thumbnails It is possible to replace thumbnails with images that include previously attached text memos while images are recorded or played back. Add text memos to images that you intend to change. Refer to [Text Memo Function] (page 47) for the method to add text memos.

  • Page 132: Shot Mark

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.'N9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Shot Mark A shot mark can be added to a clip thumbnail to distinguish this clip from the others. Press the THUMBNAIL button. The thumbnail screen appears on the LCD monitor. Use the cursor buttons to move the pointer over the clip to which you want to attach a shot mark.

  • Page 133: Deleting A Text Memo

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.''9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Playing back a clip at the position where a text memo is recorded Press the THUMBNAIL button. Move the pointer over the clip that contains the desired The thumbnail screen appears on the LCD monitor. text memo to playback and press the SET button. The pointer moves to the lower part of the LCD monitor.

  • Page 134: Deleting Clips

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.'O9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Using a text memo to break a clip and copy the necessary portion Select a desired text memo in a clip by carrying out When the clip is being copied, the unit indicates the steps 1-3 for [Playing back a clip at the position where a progress of the copy process and cancellation status.

  • Page 135: Restoring Clips

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.'P9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Restoring Clips Restores clips that are defective as a result of sudden Press the THUMBNAIL button. powering-down during recording, or removal of the P2 card The thumbnail screen appears on the LCD monitor. being accessed. Use the cursor buttons to move the pointer over the clip #Note you want to restore (defective clips are indicated by Only those clips with yellow defective clip indicators can be...

  • Page 136: Copying Clips

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.'/9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Copying Clips Selected clips can be copied to the P2 card in the desired #Notes slot or SD memory card. " Do not turn off the power or remove a P2 card while data Press the THUMBNAIL button. is being copied. Doing so may cause the P2 card to fail. If you should accidentally perform one of the above The thumbnail screen appears on the LCD monitor.

  • Page 137: Setting Of Clip Meta Data

    #Note Viewer from the following URL and install it to your PC: This unit only displays printable ASCII characters. https://eww.pavc.panasonic.co.jp/pro-av/ Regarding SD memory cards to be used, see <Cautions in using SD memory cards> (page 23). Manipulating Clips with Thumbnails: Setting of Clip Meta Data...
  • Page 138 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.'09:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M While viewing the settings for the metadata, use the Checking and modifying read metadata cursor buttons to move the pointer to the desired option. The unit allows you to check details of metadata read from Then, press the SET button. A soft keyboard screen is SD memory cards.
  • Page 139 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.'Q9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Selecting the USER CLIP NAME recording #Note method When a P2 card with a memory capacity of 8 GB or more is used in unit and a one-time continuous recording exceeds Select META DATA ! USER CLIP NAME from the the prescribed duration (DVCPRO HD and the AVC- thumbnail menu to select the recording method.

  • Page 140: Setting Of Proxy (Optional)

    FPGA version of the video encoder card firmware, refer to [Video Encoder Card Status Display (optional)] (page 146). For instructions on updating, refer to the P2 support page on the following website. https://eww.pavc.panasonic.co.jp/pro-av/ Formatting a P2 Card Press the THUMBNAIL button. The following screen appears. Use the cursor buttons The thumbnail screen appears on the LCD monitor.

  • Page 141: Formatting Sd Memory Cards

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.O.9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Formatting SD memory cards SD memory cards can also be formatted from the thumbnail screen. With an SD memory card inserted into the unit, perform the following operation: Press the THUMBNAIL button. The thumbnail screen appears on the LCD monitor. Press the THUMBNAIL MENU button and select OPERATION ! FORMAT from the thumbnail menu.

  • Page 142: Setting The Thumbnail Display Mode

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.ON9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Setting the Thumbnail Display Mode The thumbnail display mode can be customized to suit your DATE FORMAT: preferences. You can specify the display order for the shooting date as either Year/Month/Day (Y-M- Press the THUMBNAIL button. D), Month/Day/Year (M-D-Y) or Day/Month/ The thumbnail screen appears on the LCD monitor.

  • Page 143: Properties

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.O'9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Properties The clip’s properties and the P2 card’s status are displayed. It is possible to edit and rewrite recorded clip metadata while clip properties are displayed. Clip Property From the thumbnail menu, select PROPERTY ! CLIP 4. Clip Information PROPERTY.

  • Page 144: P2 Card Status Display

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.OO9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Press the SET button. Press OK on the keyboard to write the modified The input window (soft keyboard) for modifying metadata on the clip and return to the metadata window. metadata is displayed. Use the keyboard to modify the metadata.
  • Page 145 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.OP9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Contents of P2 Card Status Display Settings From the thumbnail menu, select PROPERTY ! CARD STATUS. The following screen appears. When “REMAIN” is selected: When “USED” is selected: 1. Write-protect Mark 1. Write-protect Mark mark appears if the P2 card is write-protected. mark appears if the P2 card is write-protected.

  • Page 146: Sd Memory Card Status Display

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.O/9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M SD memory card Status Display The status display enables a confirmation of the SD memory #Note card formatted condition, available memory capacity etc. The indicated remaining memory capacity on the SD From the thumbnail menu, select PROPERTY ! DEVICES ! SD CARD.

  • Page 147: Connection With External Devices Using The Usb 2.0 Port

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.O(9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Connection with external device Connection with external devices using the USB 2.0 port Connection with a PC in the USB DEVICE mode By connecting the unit with an external PC using USB 2.0, the P2 card inserted to the unit can be used as a mass storage device.

  • Page 148: Usb Host Mode

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.O09:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M USB HOST mode The unit can be connected to a hard disk drive that supports USB 2.0 to store data from cards on it, view thumbnails for stored clips, and write data back to P2 cards. Switching to the USB HOST mode By navigating the menu, set the PC MODE SELECT For information about the HDD indication, see [Thumbnail Screen] (page 127).
  • Page 149 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.OQ9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M 1. PARTITION Viewing hard disk drive information This section indicates the type of the hard disk drive. The available functions depend on the type of hard disk You can view the information on the hard disk drive drive. connected via USB 2.0 with the following steps. HDD type Feature Available functions...
  • Page 150 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.P)9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M 8. MODEL 11. VERIFY This section indicates the model of the P2 card that This section indicates the verification setting and results originally contained data on the partition. at the time the data on the partition was recorded. ON/FINISHED: #Note Verification was performed and the results agreed.
  • Page 151 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.P.9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Writing data on a hard disk drive Writing data back to P2 cards You can select clips on the hard disk drive to be written back Switch the mode to USB HOST. For more information, to P2 cards. see [Switching to the USB HOST mode] (page 148). Switch the mode to USB HOST.
  • Page 152 When this problem occurs, use the drive mount converter to mount the hard disk drive in a designated folder. The partition will then be displayed. https://eww.pavc.panasonic.co.jp/pro-av/ Connection with external device: Connection with external devices using the USB 2.0 port...

  • Page 153: Inspections Before Shooting

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.P'9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Maintenance and Inspections Inspections Before Shooting Make sure you check that the system is operating normally before embarking on a shoot. We recommend using a color video monitor to check the image. Preparing for Inspections Mount a charged battery pack. Insert a P2 card into the card slot and close the slide cover.

  • Page 154: Inspecting The Memory Recording Functions

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.PO9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Inspecting the Memory Recording Functions Make sure you successively carry out the inspections from 2. Inspecting the Audio Level Automatic [1. Inspecting the P2 Card Recording] to [4. Inspecting the Adjustment Earphone and Speaker]. Set the AUDIO SELECT CH1 and CH2 switches to 1.

  • Page 155: Maintenance

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.PP9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M 6. Inspection of the clock, time code, and user Set the TCG switch to [F-RUN]. bits Check that the counter display number changes regardless of recording status. Set the user bits as required. Set the DISPLAY switch to [UB]. Please refer to [Setting of the user bits] (page 65) for the Each time the HOLD button is pressed, make sure that setting procedures.

  • Page 156: Connector Signals

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.P/9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Connector Signals DC IN Panasonic part number K1AA104H0038 DC OUT Panasonic part number K1AY104J0001 Maker part number HA16RX-4P (SW1) Maker part number HR10A-7R-4SC(73) (Hirose Denki) (Hirose Denki) R TALLY (Open collector) REC START SW Connector at the cable side...
  • Page 157 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.P(9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M REMOTE Panasonic part number K1AY110JA001 CAM DATA (H) Data from the camera to the remote control (H) Maker part number HR10A-10R-10SC(71) (Hirose Denki) CAM DATA (C) Data from the camera to the remote control (C) CAM CONT (H) Control signals from the remote control to the camera (H)
  • Page 158 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.P09:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M LENS Panasonic part number K1AY112JA001 RET-SW On/off of the return video Maker part number HR10A-10R-12SC(71) (Hirose Denki) RETURN ON: RETURN OFF: OPEN REC-START/ Control for recording start/stop STOP +5 V START STOP START IRIS-AUTO On/off of the forced iris servo SERVO ON: +5 V±0.5 V...
  • Page 159 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.PQ9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Unislot Interface Panasonic part number K1GB25A00010 CH-1 SHIELD Maker part number HDBB-25S(05) (Hirose Denki) CH-1 HOT Audio input from the wireless receiver: CH1 HOT CH-1 COLD Audio input from the wireless receiver: CH1 COLD +12 V UNREG Power supply to the wireless receiver...

  • Page 160: Warning System

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899./)9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Warning System Warning Description Tables If a problem is detected immediately after the power is turned on, or during operation, this will be indicated by the WARNING lamp, lamps inside the viewfinder and a warning tone. #Note The WARNING lamp has the highest priority, followed by the tally lamp, and then the warning tone. When multiple errors occur simultaneously a higher priority indication will be triggered.
  • Page 161 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899./.9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M 6. Recording Error P2 Card Nearly Full “00:00:00:11” appears in the time code One of the bars for remaining MEDIA Display window Display window display field. Even after recording is indication capacity starts blinking. indication stopped, this display continues to blink Blinks once per second while recording WARNING lamp until the next operation is performed.
  • Page 162 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899./N9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M 11. FAN STOP Display window No display. indication WARNING lamp Blinks 4 times per second. Tally lamp No display. The “FAN STOP” indicator blinks while Viewfinder recording continues. Warning tone It does not sound. The fan is at rest because something is Warning description wrong with it.

  • Page 163: Error Codes

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899./'9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Error Codes The following error codes are displayed in the display window if an error occurs in the camera: Confirm the type of warning and refer to the details in the [Warning Description Tables] (page 160) for countermeasures. Code No. Description Type of warnings E-11...

  • Page 164: Warning And Error Display For Thumbnail Operation And Usb Host Mode

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899./O9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Warning and Error Display for Thumbnail Operation and USB HOST MODE Item Message Description Measure CANNOT ACCESS! Data cannot be accessed because it is corrupted Restore media and clips to normal state before or for other reasons. access. WRITE The P2 or SD card is write protected.
  • Page 165 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899./P9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Item Message Description Measure HDD CAPACITY Not enough space left on the hard disk. There is not enough space on the connected FULL! hard disk. Use a new hard disk or formatted hard disk. TOO MANY There are too many partitions. Hard disks can handle up to 23 partitions.

  • Page 166: Menu Configuration

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.//9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Menu Menu Configuration MENU USER MENU SYSTEM SETTING SYSTEM MODE MAIN MENU OPTION MODE RB GAIN CONTROL REC FUNCTION PAINT OUTPUT SEL RGB BLACK CONTROL OPTION MENU MATRIX HD SDI A B OUT MARKER OPTION COLOR CORRECTION MONI OUT MARKER LOW SETTING LCD MONITOR GENLOCK...
  • Page 167 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899./(9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M USER MENU:USER MENU is factory-set. The menu can be configured to suit your preferences by specifying each option according to your purposes and frequency of use, through the <USER MENU SELECT> screen, which is accessible from the MAIN MENU page. For more information, see [Selecting Options for USER MENU] (page 169).

  • Page 168: Setting Menu Options

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899./09:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Setting Menu Options The menu options are set with the MENU and jog dial Turn the jog dial button to move the mark (!) to a buttons. desired option. Then, press the jog dial button. The The menu comprises main menu, sub-menus and options value starts blinking.

  • Page 169: Selecting Options For User Menu

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899./Q9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Press the jog dial button. The value stops blinking and is accepted. To change the settings for other options on the same page, repeat steps 4 - 6. When the settings are finalized, press the MENU button. This terminates the menu option setting mode and returns the unit to normal operation mode.

  • Page 170: Menu Description Tables

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.()9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Menu Description Tables SYSTEM SETTING The ____ in the Adjustable Range column indicates the preset mode. SYSTEM MODE Items/ Adjustable Items/ Adjustable Remarks Remarks Data Saved Range Data Saved Range SYSTEM MODE 1080-59.94i For setting the system frequency. CAMERA MODE (DVCPROHD/ When using the DVCPRO HD recording 1080-23.98PsF 60i of 1080-...

  • Page 171: Option Mode

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.(.9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Items/ Adjustable OPTION MODE Remarks Data Saved Range USR SW F.RATE (1080-59.94i, When the FRATE function has been Items/ Adjustable 1080-23.98PsF, assigned to a user button, the starting Remarks Data Saved Range 1080-24PsF) frame rate under VFR operation is set. 1FRAME ACCESS LED Specify whether or not to enable the P2...

  • Page 172: Rec Function

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.(N9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M REC FUNCTION Items/ Adjustable Items/ Adjustable Remarks Remarks Data Saved Range Data Saved Range INTERVAL REC Sets INTERVAL REC function. Select whether or not to enable PRE PRE REC MODE ON MODE ONE SHOT Uses internal memory to perform RECORDING.
  • Page 173 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.('9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M OUTPUT SEL Items/ Adjustable Items/ Adjustable Remarks Remarks Data Saved Range Data Saved Range SIGNAL 4:2:2 Select the signal that is output from the Select the output signal on the MON MONITOR OUT VBS FORMAT 4:4:4 HD SDI A · B connectors. HD SDI OUT connector.
  • Page 174 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.(O9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M HD SDI A · B OUT MARKER Items/ Adjustable Items/ Adjustable Remarks Remarks Data Saved Range Data Saved Range Switches the marker on and off. Set the frame marker. MARKER SW FRAME SIG 13:9 OFF: The characters are not The VISTA ratio is 16:8.65.

  • Page 175: Lcd Monitor

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.(P9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M MONI OUT MARKER LCD MONITOR Items/ Adjustable Items/ Adjustable Remarks Remarks Data Saved Range Data Saved Range CENTER MARK OFF Switch the center mark. BRIGHTNESS –7 Adjust the LCD monitor brightness. OFF: Do not display center mark. + (large) Hollow (large) + (small) –...
  • Page 176 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.(/9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M GENLOCK Items/ Adjustable Remarks Data Saved Range GENLOCK Switch the camera synchronizing signal. INT: Synchronize with the internal reference signal regardless of the reference signal input to the GENLOCK IN connector. EXT: Synchronize with the reference signal input to the GENLOCK IN connector.

  • Page 177: Rb Gain Control

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.((9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M PAINT The ____ in the Adjustable Range column indicates the preset mode. RB GAIN CONTROL RGB BLACK CONTROL Items/ Adjustable Items/ Adjustable Remarks Remarks Data Saved Range Data Saved Range R GAIN AWB –200 For setting the Rch gain when the MASTER PED* –200 For setting the level of the master...

  • Page 178: Color Correction

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.(09:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M MATRIX COLOR CORRECTION Items/ Adjustable Items/ Adjustable Remarks Remarks Data Saved Range Data Saved Range !MATRIX For selecting the color correction table –63 For performing the color saturation TABLE (SAT) for the linear matrix. correction of red. S C U F R MATRIX R-G –63 For performing the linear matrix...
  • Page 179 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.(Q9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Items/ Adjustable LOW SETTING Remarks Data Saved Range –63 For performing the hue correction for Items/ Adjustable (PHASE) red. Remarks Data Saved Range Select the master gain from –3, 0, 3, 6, !MASTER GAIN –3dB 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, 24, 27, or 30 dB. S C U F R R-Mg –63...
  • Page 180 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.0)9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M " When shooting with the MASTER GAIN set to “–3dB”, MID SETTING coloring phenomena may occur in portions of the video with high brightness. Items/ Adjustable The coloring phenomena can be reduced by switching the Remarks Data Saved Range OUTPUT/AUTO KNEE switch to [CAM/AUTO KNEE !MASTER GAIN –3dB Select the master gain from –3, 0, 3, 6,...

  • Page 181: Additional Dtl

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.0.9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M HIGH SETTING ADDITIONAL DTL Items/ Adjustable Items/ Adjustable Remarks Remarks Data Saved Range Data Saved Range !MASTER GAIN –3dB Select the master gain from –3, 0, 3, 6, KNEE APE LVL For changing the detail level of the high 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, 24, 27, or 30 dB.
  • Page 182 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.0N9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M SKIN TONE DTL Items/ Adjustable Items/ Adjustable Remarks Remarks Data Saved Range Data Saved Range For selecting the skin color table for For setting the maximum value of !SKIN TONE Y MAX enabling the skin tone detail. brightness for enabling the skin tone. The skin color table is provided in the DETECT TABLE item.
  • Page 183 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.0'9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M KNEE/LEVEL Items/ Adjustable #Notes Remarks Data Saved Range " The items indicated by ! are the setting items for PAINT Set the master pedestal. MASTER PED –200 MENU SW(!) R/W in the <SD CARD R/W SELECT> screen. The items without ! are the setting items for +000 PAINT MENU LEVEL R/W.

  • Page 184: Camera Setting

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.0O9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M AUTO KNEE is not performed when AJ-RC10G is GAMMA connected, but the LED of the AJ-RC10G button is lit by pressing the A.KNEE ON button. Items/ Adjustable Remarks Data Saved Range Items/ Adjustable Remarks MASTER 0.30 Set the master gamma in 0.01 steps. Data Saved Range GAMMA...
  • Page 185 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.0P9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M The ____ in the Adjustable Range column indicates the preset mode. VF DISPLAY Items/ Adjustable Items/ Adjustable Remarks Remarks Data Saved Range Data Saved Range STATUS MODE NORMAL For selecting the status display mode of ZEBRA2 Set the ZEBRA2 detection level (IRE FILM-REC DETECT the viewfinder.
  • Page 186 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.0/9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M VF MARKER VF USER BOX Items/ Adjustable Items/ Adjustable Remarks Remarks Data Saved Range Data Saved Range TABLE Select the VF MARKER setting table. USER BOX For setting whether the user box is First, select table “A” or “B”, then set the displayed in the viewfinder or not.
  • Page 187 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.0(9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M VF INDICATOR1 VF INDICATOR2 Items/ Adjustable Items/ Adjustable Remarks Remarks Data Saved Range Data Saved Range EXTENDER For selecting “ON” or “OFF” for the For selecting “ON” or “OFF” for the CAC extender display. function display. – C U F R –...
  • Page 188 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.009:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M VF INDICATOR3 Items/ Adjustable Items/ Adjustable Remarks Remarks Data Saved Range Data Saved Range Select the indication mode for the P2 Set the SAVE lamp function. P2CARD SAVE LED SAVE REMAIN ONE-CARD P2CARD card’s remaining capacity. SAVE: The lamp lights up when the TOTAL OFF: Disable the remaining capacity...

  • Page 189: Mode Check Ind

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.0Q9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M MODE CHECK IND !LED Items/ Adjustable Items/ Adjustable Remarks Remarks Data Saved Range Data Saved Range STATUS For the setting to display the status GAIN (0dB) For the setting to turn the lamp on the screen when the MODE CHECK button viewfinder on when the GAIN is set to a is pressed.

  • Page 190: Cam Operation

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.Q)9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M CAM OPERATION The ____ in the Adjustable Range column indicates the preset mode. CAMERA ID SHUTTER SPEED Items/ Adjustable Items/ Adjustable Remarks Remarks Data Saved Range Data Saved Range Setting 1 for the CAMERA ID recorded SYNCHRO Allocate SYNCHRO SCAN as a shutter '''''' SCAN ''''...

  • Page 191: Shutter Select

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.Q.9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M SHUTTER SELECT Items/ Adjustable Items/ Adjustable Remarks Remarks Data Saved Range Data Saved Range For setting the shutter speed for For setting the shutter speed for POSITION1 SEL POSITION3 SEL POSITION1. POSITION3. For 59.94 Hz 1/60 For 59.94 Hz 1/60 1/100 1/100 1/120...
  • Page 192 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.QN9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Items/ Adjustable USER SW Remarks Data Saved Range POSITION5 SEL For setting the shutter speed for Items/ Adjustable POSITION5. Remarks For 59.94 Hz 1/60 Data Saved Range 1/100 1/120 USER MAIN SW INH Allocate the USER MAIN button. For 1/250 I.OVR descriptions of the functions, see...
  • Page 193 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.Q'9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M SW MODE Items/ Adjustable Items/ Adjustable Remarks Remarks Data Saved Range Data Saved Range For setting the function when the user For selecting the color bar to be used. RET SW R.REVIEW COLOR BARS SMPTE CAM RET FULL BARS button on the unit, to which the RET SMPTE: Color bar complied with the SPLIT...
  • Page 194 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.QO9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Items/ Adjustable WHITE BALANCE MODE Remarks Data Saved Range AWB B TEMP 2300K" For setting the color temperature when Items/ Adjustable the WHITE BAL switch is set to the [B] Remarks 3200K Data Saved Range position. If the automatic adjustment of white FILTER INH For selecting independently whether 9900K...

  • Page 195: Main Operation

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.QP9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M MAIN OPERATION The ____ in the Adjustable Range column indicates the preset mode. BATTERY/P2CARD Items/ Adjustable Items/ Adjustable Remarks Remarks Data Saved Range Data Saved Range BATTERY PROPAC14 Select the battery to use. Remaining CARD NEAR Select whether or not to set the alarm to SELECT TRIMPAC14 END ALARM...
  • Page 196 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.Q/9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M BATTERY SETTING1 Items/ Adjustable Items/ Adjustable Remarks Remarks Data Saved Range Data Saved Range Enable selection under BATTERY Enable selection under BATTERY PROPAC14 DIONIC90 • • SELECT. SELECT. Enable selection. Enable selection. • : Disable selection. • : Disable selection. AUTO Select auto or manual to set the NEAR AUTO...

  • Page 197: Battery Setting2

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.Q(9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Items/ Adjustable BATTERY SETTING2 Remarks Data Saved Range ENDURA10 Enable selection under BATTERY Items/ Adjustable • SELECT. Remarks Data Saved Range Enable selection. NiCd14 Enable selection under BATTERY • : Disable selection. • SELECT. Select auto or manual to set the NEAR AUTO Enable selection.
  • Page 198 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.Q09:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M MIC/AUDIO1 Items/ Adjustable Items/ Adjustable Remarks Remarks Data Saved Range Data Saved Range FRONT VR CH1 OFF Select whether or not to enable the MIC LOWCUT Select the microphone low cut filter for FRONT FRONT FRONT AUDIO LEVEL control for the input CH4.
  • Page 199 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899.QQ9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M MIC/AUDIO2 TC/UB Items/ Adjustable Items/ Adjustable Remarks Remarks Data Saved Range Data Saved Range FRONT MIC Select the phantom power supply for the TC MODE Set the time code mode. POWER front microphone. Drop frame. NDF: Non drop frame. –...
  • Page 200 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899N))9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Items/ Adjustable Items/ Adjustable Remarks Remarks Data Saved Range Data Saved Range VITC UB MODE USER/EXT Select the user bits mode for VAUX TC TC DISP SEL Select the display format for the time TIME (VITC). code frame digits. (For 1080-59.94i only) DATE USER/EXT: For details, refer to [Recording time code...
  • Page 201 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899N).9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M FILE The ____ in the Adjustable Range column indicates the preset mode. SD CARD READ/WRITE SD CARD R/W SELECT Items/ Adjustable Items/ Adjustable Remarks Remarks Data Saved Range Data Saved Range R.SELECT Select the file number to read out. SYSTEM MODE Select whether or not to include the settings for the options on the <SYSTEM...
  • Page 202 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899N)N9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M CAC FILE CARD READ FILE READ screen Items/ Adjustable Remarks Data Saved Range Items/ Adjustable Remarks For selecting the number of the CARD FILE Data Saved Range SELECT chromatic aberration correction file on TITLE For displaying the name of a CAC file set the SD memory card that will be read or using READ from the <CAC FILE CARD deleted.
  • Page 203 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899N)'9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M LENS FILE SCENE Items/ Adjustable Items/ Adjustable Remarks Remarks Data Saved Range Data Saved Range FILE NO. Select the lens file number. READ Read out the cinematograph setting. CINEMATOGRAPH – – – – – – – – F – READ USER Read out the data from the user area in READ...

  • Page 204: Black Shading

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899N)O9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M MAINTENANCE The ____ in the Adjustable Range column indicates the preset mode. LENS ADJ LENS FILE ADJ Items/ Adjustable Items/ Adjustable Remarks Remarks Data Saved Range Data Saved Range F2.8 ADJ The iris is only set to F2.8 when this item RB GAIN CTRL The gains of Rch and Bch RESET...

  • Page 205: Hours Meter

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899N)P9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Items/ Adjustable CAC ADJ Remarks Data Saved Range CHAR FPGA Displays the version of the program for Items/ Adjustable the HD signal I/O control FPGA. Remarks Data Saved Range – – – – – CAC CONTROL ON Enable chromatic aberration DC FPGA Displays the version of the program for correction...

  • Page 206: Option Menu

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899N)/9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M OPTION MENU The ____ in the Adjustable Range column indicates the preset mode. OPTION AREA SETTING Items/ Adjustable Items/ Adjustable Remarks Remarks Data Saved Range Data Saved Range ENG SECURITY ON Select whether or not to prohibit opening AREA SELECT NTSC NTSC: Selects an NTSC area outside NTSC (J)

  • Page 207: Updating The Firmware Incorporated Into The Unit

    Besides access to PASS, completing customer registration has a number of other benefits. For further details, refer to the PASS (P2 Asset Support System) website (http://panasonic.biz/sav/pass_e/). 2. Checking the current version of the firmware using the unit and performing the update From the MAINTENANCE menu page, check the current version of firmware on the unit using the <DIAGNOSTIC1>...

  • Page 208: Specifications

    !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899N)09:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Specifications General Operating temperature: 0 °C to 40 °C (32 °F to 104 °F) Power supply: Storage temperature: DC 12 V (11.0 V to 17.0 V) –20 °C to 60 °C (–4 °F to 140 °F) Power consumption: Operating humidity: 42 W (Main unit only) 10% to maximum 85% (relative humidity) Maximum continuous operation:...
  • Page 209 0.1% or less (1 kHz, standard level) Headroom: depending on the number of shots recorded. 20 dB/18 dB selectable with menu For the latest information on P2 cards not available in the operating Instructions, visit the P2 Support Desk at the following Web sites. https://eww.pavc.panasonic.co.jp/pro-av/ Specifications...
  • Page 210 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899N.)9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Input/output Unit GENLOCK IN: MIC IN: , 75 ! BNC$1, 1.0 V XLR$1, 5 pins (This is available as the return video input connector.) +48 V phantom (on/off selectable with menu) MON OUT: –40 dBu (–50 dBu/–40 dBu selectable with menu) BNC$1 WIRELESS IN: (It can be switched among HD SDI/VBS.)

  • Page 211: Software Information For This Product

    Descriptions of the GPL and LGPL are stored on the installation CD included with this camera-recorder. See the folder named \LDOC. (The description is the original (written in English)). To download the relevant source code, visit https://eww.pavc.panasonic.co.jp/pro-av/. Please note that we cannot answer any questions you may have about the content, etc. of any source code you may obtain from the above Web site.
  • Page 212 !"#$%&'())*#+,-.+/012345677899N.N9:;<99=>>?@A>BACDEFGDEHIJKL?M Information for Users on Collection and Disposal of Old Equipment and used Batteries These symbols on the products, packaging, and/or accompanying documents mean that used electrical and electronic products and batteries should not be mixed with general household waste. For proper treatment, recovery and recycling of old products and used batteries, please take them to applicable collection points, in accordance with your national legislation and the Directives 2002/96/EC and 2006/66/EC.

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