Panasonic Agtl950 Operating Instructions Manual

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7  PLAYBACK AND SPECIAL-EFFECTS PLAYBACK
7-5  Repeat Playback
The tape is automatically rewound and played back
repeatedly.
•To execute repeat playback, set  in
 to “ON”.Auto rewind
When the tape ends during recording, playback, or forward
search, the VCR automatically rewinds the tape to the start
and enters the Stop mode.
•To auto-rewind the tape, set the  menu
switch in  to “ON”.
7-6  Counter Memory Function
VIDEO/VTR MODEWhen the counter memory function is ON, the VCR
automatically enters the Stop mode when the control tape
counter reaches “00:00:00” or when the reel tape counter
reaches “0000” in the FF or REW mode.
5To activate the counter memory function, set
 in  to “ON”.
Operation
1 
Select the counter display mode.
• Press the [COUNTER] button on the front panel to set
the counter display mode to the control tape counter or
reel tape counter.
2 Press the [CNT RESET] button at the position
where you want to stop the tape.
[The counter is set to “00
H00M00S” or “0000”.
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Execute recording or playback.
3 Engage the Stop mode and press the [FF] or [REW]
button.
[When the counter reaches “
00H00M00S” or “0000”,
the Stop mode is automatically engaged.
Note:
•Repeat record/play, auto rewind and alarm search/
alarm scan/date and time search have priority over
the counter memory function.
VIDEO/VTR MODE screen
VIDEO/VTR MODE screen
Note:
•When the  or 
menu switch is set to “ON”, the tape restarts playback
or recording after rewinding to the beginning.
[CNT RESET] button
[DISPLAY] button
Set to “ON”.
Set to “ON”.
Set to “OFF”.
Set to “ON”. 
						

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REC 
EJECTREC REVIEW REC 
PAUSE/
STILLMENU TIME MODE
SET ON SCREENSHIFT/REWPLAY FF/REV PLAYTRACKINGV.  LOCKTIMERSEARCH COUNTERLOCK CNT  RESET
RESET/CANCEL
STOP
 REV ADV FWD ADV AG-
HDR POWER
POWER
7  PLAYBACK AND SPECIAL-EFFECTS PLAYBACK
7-7  Tracking/V. Lock Adjustment
When a picture moves up and down in the
Still mode and Timelapse Play mode
Press either the [V.LOCK+/–] button to minimize vertical
jitter.
When noise appears in the picture in the
Play/Field Advance mode
Tracking adjustment is possible in the following modes.
•2H (SP), 6H (EP), L18H and timelapse play mode
•Field advance play
5Press either the [TRACKING +/–] button until picture
noise is eliminated or minimized.
To return to the Tracking Preset mode, press the + and
– buttons simultaneously.
[V.LOCK +/–] buttons
[TRACKING +/–] buttons
When the picture is distorted, set the  menu
switch in  to “ON”.
This menu switch is effective only in the 2H and 6H modes.
Normally set to “OFF”.
7-8  QUASI-V
•When cameras synchronized with a power supply are
switched with a switcher, the pictures may be distorted at
the switching point. This switch locks the monitor to
prevent distortion of the displayed picture.
(Only operates in the Normal Play [2H/6H] mode)
•In the Still or Timelapse Play mode, QUASI-V are always
output.
VIDEO/VTR MODE screen
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Display section
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Measures
Turn the operating mode on again.
Turn the operating mode on again.
Turn the operating mode on again.
Turn the operating mode on again.
Turn the operating mode on again.
Turn the operating mode on again.
Turn the operating mode on again.
Turn the operating mode on and
wait until the error indication goes
out.
Clean the heads with a head
cleaning tape, then check the
recording picture quality again.  The
tape may be defective.  Replace the
tape and check again.
If the picture quality is still inferior,
contact your local Panasonic dealer.
Consult your local Panasonic dealer
for replacement of the built-in
battery.
Input video signals.
Consult your local Panasonic
dealer.
Replace the cassette.
Consult your local Panasonic
dealer.
8  TROUBLESHOOTING
8-1  Error Indications
Error indications are shown on the display whenever
condensation occurs or there are problems with cassette
loading, unloading or mechanism operation.
5When a problem occurs, the error indication “E-**” lights
(when the  menu switch in  is set to “ON”).
5When any one of error indications (E-01 to E-09) is
shown, a 12-V warning signal is output from the rear
panel’s WARNING OUT connector.
5When the  menu switch in  is set
to “ON”, the buzzer sounds if a problem occurs (E-01 to E-
08 and E-11 (during recording)).
When an error indication appears or the buzzer sounds,
turn the operating mode on again to clear the error
indication and buzzer sound (E-01 to E07).
When the error indication “E-**” is shown, turning the
operating mode on again may not clear the problem. In
this case, consult your local Panasonic dealer.
BUZZER screen
Buzzer sound
VCR operation
The operating mode is turned off.
The operating mode is turned off.
The operating mode is turned off.
The operating mode is turned off.
The operating mode is turned off.
The operating mode is turned off.
The operating mode is turned off.
The cassette is ejected and the
drum starts rotating.
Cassette loading is not possible.
The head cleaner in the VCR
cleans the heads.
If a power failure occurs, clock and
timer setting data and record/
playback speed settings may be
reset.
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The cassette is ejected.  The error
indication is shown only while the
cassette is being ejected.
The operating mode is turned off.
The operating mode is turned off.Error
indication
E-01
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E-04
E-05
E-06
E-07
E-08
E-09
E-10
E-11
E-12
E-13
E-98
E-99
Contents
Problem with loading operation
Problem with unloading operation
Problem with supply reel rotation
Problem with drum rotation
Problem with take-up reel rotation
Problem with capstan rotation
Problem with eject operation
Condensation
Error with recording check
(recording defect)
Insufficient battery capacity for
clock and timer backup.
No input video signal
It is not possible to write in
EEPROM.
The tape is broken.
System error
System error
This unit uses a microprocessor and may not function properly if there is external noise or interference. In this case, turn the
operating mode off and unplug the power cord from the AC outlet. Then plug the power cord in again and check operation. 
						

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8-2  No Error Indication 8  TROUBLESHOOTING
Remedies
qConnect the power cord to an AC outlet.
qPress the [TIMER] button so that the
“TIMER” indication goes out.
qRelease the Operation Lock mode.
Release the Operation Lock mode.
qConnect the monitor correctly.
qPress the [TIMER] button to clear the
“TIMER” indication.
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Adjust the tracking with the [TRACKNG
+/–] button.
Clean the heads with a commercially-
available head cleaning tape.  If the picture
quality is still unsatisfactory, consult your
local Panasonic dealer.
qUse a tape on which sound is recorded.
qPlayback sound is not output in the
timelapse mode.
Paste a piece of cellophane tape over
the hole.
qCheck again.
qCheck it again.
Press the [TIMER] button so that the
[TIMER] indication goes out.
If you feel it is too noisy, install the VCR
in a rack.
qSet the clock.
qSet the  menu
switch to “ON”.
Set the  menu
switch to “OFF”.
When setting the camera switching timing on
this unit, set the menu switch to “1 FIELD” or
“2 FIELD”.
To perform repeat recording using external
recording activation, set 
to “OFF” and  to “ON”.
Symptoms
No power is supplied.
Operation buttons have no effect
during recording and playback.
No picture is shown during
playback.
Noise appears in the picture in
the Shuttle Search mode, Still
mode and Field Advance mode.
Noise appears in part of the
playback picture.
When the cassette is played
back, the picture becomes
rough or disappears.
No sound is heard during
playback.
Recording is impossible.
Timer recording is not working.
The clock cannot be set.
Tape running sound is heard in
the Record, Play, FF and REW
modes.
The time/date is not shown.
Auto REW and repeat recording
are not possible during
recording.
Camera image is not switched.
External recording is not
possible.CausesqIs the power cord disconnected?
qIs the [TIMER] indication shown?
qIs the Operation Lock mode
engaged?
Is the Operation Lock mode
engaged?
qIs the monitor connected correctly?
qIs the “TIMER” indication lit?
This is not a malfunction.
Is the tracking adjusted properly?
Dust may have accumulated on the
video heads.
qAre you recording in a timelapse
mode?  If so, sound is not recorded.
qDuring alarm scan, no sound is
output.
qAre you playing back in Time Lapse
mode?
Has the cassette safety tab been
removed?
qIs the clock set correctly? Is the
timer properly programmed?
qIs the “TIMER” indication lit?
Is the “TIMER” indication lit?
During recording and playback, the
VCR’s motor and rotary heads are
running. The sound this generates is
normal and not a malfunction.
qIs the clock set?
qIs the 
menu switch set to “OFF”?
Is the  menu
switch in  set to “STOP”?
Is the  menu switch
in  set to “OFF”?
Is the  menu switch
in the  menu set to
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9-1 Tape Reel Counter/Tape Remaining Time Table
9  APPENDIXES
The table below shows the tape remaining time with the tape reel counter value in each record/playback speed mode
(when a T-120 tape is used).
Since actual tape remaining time may differ from the values in the table below, use these values for reference only.
When a T-120 tape is used:  Tape remaining time when the tape reel counter is “0000” at the beginning of the tape.
•When the cassette tape is ejected, the tape reel counter is reset to “0000”.
•When the tape is rewound to the beginning in the Repeat Recording or Auto Rewind mode using the counter end output function,
the tape reel counter is reset to “0000”.
Counter end output function: Set the menu switch  to any position except “OFF”. HDR OFF
HDR ON
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6H6 h 8 m
5 h 22 m
4 h 38 m
3 h 57 m
3 h 19 m
2 h 44 m
2 h 11 m
1 h 41 m
1 h 14 m
50 m
29 m
10 m
0 m
Record/playback speed modes
2H
2H
2 h 2 m
1 h 47 m
1 h 32 m
1 h 19 m
1 h 6 m
54 m
43 m
33 m
24 m
16 m
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3 m
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Tape reel counter
Tape reel counter
24H
24H
26 h 26 m
23 h 11 m
19 h 56 m
17 h 7 m
14 h 18 m
11 h 42 m
9 h 19 m
7 h 9 m
5 h 12 m
3 h 28 m
1 h 57 m
39 m
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48H
48H
49 h 10 m
42 h 58 m
37 h 8 m
31 h 40 m
26 h 35 m
21 h 53 m
17 h 32 m
13 h 34 m
9 h 59 m
6 h 45 m
3 h 54 m
1 h 26 m
0 m
72H
72H
73 h 45 m
64 h 27 m
55 h 42 m
47 h 31 m
39 h 53 m
32 h 49 m
26 h 18 m
20 h 21 m
14 h 58 m
10 h 8 m
5 h 52 m
2 h 9 m
0 m
120H
120H
122 h 56 m
107 h 25 m
92 h 51 m
79 h 12 m
66 h 29 m
54 h 42 m
43 h 51 m
33 h 56 m
24 h 57 m
16 h 54 m
9 h 47 m
3 h 35 m
0 m
168H
168H
172 h 6 m
150 h 23 m
129 h 59 m
110 h 53 m
93 h 5 m
76 h 35 m
61 h 24 m
47 h 31 m
34 h 56 m
23 h 40 m
13 h 41 m
5 h 2 m
0 m240H
240H
245 h 52 m
214 h 51 m
185 h 42 m
158 h 24 m
132 h 58 m
109 h 25 m
87 h 43 m
67 h 53 m
49 h 55 m
33 h 48 m
19 h 34 m
7 h 11 m
0 m480H
480H
491 h 45 m
429 h 42 m
371 h 24 m
316 h 49 m
265 h 57 m
218 h 50 m
175 h 26 m
135 h 46 m
99 h 50 m
67 h 37 m
39 h 8 m
14 h 23 m
0 m960H
960H
983 h 30 m
859 h 25 m
742 h 48 m
633 h 38 m
531 h 55 m
437 h 40 m
350 h 53 m
271 h 32 m
199 h 40 m
135 h 14 m
78 h 17 m
28 h 46 m
0 m Record/playback speed modes
L12H
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14 h 14 m
12 h 29 m
10 h 44 m
9 h 13 m
7 h 42 m
6 h 18 m
5 h 1 m
3 h 51 m
2 h 48 m
1 h 52 m
1 h 3 m
21 m
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L18H
18 h 24 m
16 h 6 m
13 h 54 m
11 h 51 m
9 h 57 m
8 h 12 m
6 h 33 m
5 h 3 m
3 h 42 m
2 h 30 m
1 h 27 m
30 m
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L24H
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26 h 26 m
23 h 11 m
19 h 56 m
17 h 7 m
14 h 18 m
11 h 42 m
9 h 19 m
7 h 9 m
5 h 12 m
3 h 28 m
1 h 57 m
39 m
0 m
84H
84H
86 h 3 m
75 h 11 m
64 h 59 m
55 h 26 m
46 h 32 m
38 h 17 m
30 h 42 m
23 h 45 m
17 h 28 m
11 h 50 m
6 h 50 m
2 h 31 m
0 m 
						

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9-2  Rear Panel’s Inputs/Outputs
Terminals Signal levels Remarks
About 2 s Min. 400 ms
Min. 400 ms
Alarm 
Record mode
LV: 0 V
Max. 10 mALV: 0 V
HV: 5 V ~ 12 V
HV: 12 VHV: 5 V
HV:12 V 
(output impedance: 4.7 kohms)
Record mode: 
repeat recording ON/auto rewind ON
33.3ms
1field
• 2H/6H recording
• TL (L12H -
 960H) recording
Tape endManual 
operation
Warning Warning resetHV: 12 V 
(output impedance: 4.7 kohms) Record mode: 
repeat recording OFF/auto rewind OFF
ALARM IN
Alarm signal inputCAM SW OUT
Camera switching
signal output
ALARM REC OUT
Alarm recording 
mode signal output
TAPE END OUT
Tape end signal 
output
WARNING OUT
Warning signal
output ALARM RST IN
Alarm signal reset 
inputInput at ground
levelOutput at ground
level
LV: 0 V
CLOCK RESET IN
Clock reset inputInput at ground
level
About 100 ms
About 100 msLV: 0 V
CLOCK RESET 
OUT
Clock reset outputOutput at ground
level
Over 2.5 sLV: 0 V HV : 5 VHV: 5 V
HV: 5 V
HV: 5 V
SERIES REC IN
Series recording
signal inputInput at ground
level
2.5 s to 3 sLV: 0 V
SERIES REC OUT
Series recording
signal outputOutput at ground
level
External recordingMin. 400 ms
SERIES REC IN
External automatic
recording signal inputInput at ground
level Input at high
level
Output at high
level
Output at high
level Output at ground
level
During
recording
During
standby
1 field
Time
17 ms
GNDGND
The switching interval
can be set to“1 field”
or “1 frame”with the
 in the
 setting
screen.
(With the menu switch
set to “1 field”)
Camera switching signal output
Time
Camera switching signal output
HV:12V
HV: 5 V
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9-3  Specifications 9  APPENDIXES
[Time/date]
5Display
5Display position
5Character size
5Power backup
[Alarm]
5Alarm input
5Camera switching
output
Outer dimensions
* Design and specifications subject to change without
notice. 5Recording system
5Signal system
5Tape speed
5Recording and
playback time
(with T-120
cassette)
5Fast-forward/
rewind time
5Power supply
5Power
consumption
5Dimensions
5Weight
5Operating
temperature
5Operating humidity
5Storage
temperature
[Video System]
5Signal input
5Signal output
5Horizontal
resolution
5Video S/N
[Audio system]
5Number of tracks
5Line input
5Mic input
5Line output
5Frequency
response
5Audio S/NLuminance: FM recording
Color: down-converted direct
recording
NTSC-type color signal,
EIA monochrome signal,
525 lines/60 fields
33.35 mm/s.,  Standard (2H) mode
11.12 mm/s.,  Extended (6H) mode
2 hours (Standard (2H) mode),
6 hours (Extended (6H) mode),
L12, L18, L24, 24, 48, 72, 84, 120,
168, 240, 480, 960 hours (However,
L12/L18/L24 can only be selected
when an S-VHS tape is used)
(Timelapse mode: field recording)
Within about 4 minutes
(with T-120 cassette)
AC 120 V, 50 Hz/60 Hz
19 watts
360 (W) x 115 (H) x 361 (D) mm
Approx. 5.5 kg
5°C to 40°C
35%RH or more, 80%RH or less
–20°C to 60°C
LINE 1.0 Vp-p, 75 ohms,
    unbalanced BNC
S-VIDEO Y: 1.0 Vp-p, 75 ohms,
unbalanced
C: 0.286 Vp-p, 75 ohms,
unbalanced (burst)
LINE 1.0 Vp-p, 75 ohms,
    unbalanced BNC
S-VIDEO Y: 1.0 Vp-p, 75 ohms,
unbalanced
C: 0.286 Vp-p, 75 ohms,
unbalanced (burst)
400 lines or more  
(S-VIDEO: 2H mode)
43 dB or more (2H mode) (with an
S-VHS tape)
1 (normal)
–8 dBs, 50 kohms, unbalanced RCA
–67 dBs, 600 ohms, unbalanced
–8 dBs, 1 kohm, unbalanced RCA
100 Hz — 10 kHz (2H mode)
40 dB or more (2H mode at 4%
distortion level)Unit: mm Month, day, year, hours, minutes,
seconds, recording mode, alarm
input data, power loss data
Variable
16H
Approx. two years (may be less
depending on the operating
environment)
Input at ground level
Negative pulse output (17 ms)
115
360
361
PULL
OPEN TIME
 LAPSETime Lapse Video Cassette Recorder PULL
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