Panasonic Aj De97 Operating Instructions Manual
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Parts and Their Functions
Rear Panel
J
SCSI connector
Connect a SCSI hard disk drive for external
expansion purposes.
(Future plans call for this connector to be used to
support some options. For details, please consult
with your dealer.)
K
RS-232C connector
Spare connector (for maintenance purposes)
L
SVGA I/F connector
This is connected to the SVGA monitor.
M
SVGA I/F connector
Spare connector
N
RS-422A connector [RS-422A]
Connect an external VTR (External VTR2) which
can be controlled using an...](http://img.usermanuals.tech/thumb/58/67766/w300_aj-de97_en_om_d-10.png "Page 11
– 11–
Parts and Their Functions
Rear Panel
J
SCSI connector
Connect a SCSI hard disk drive for external
expansion purposes.
(Future plans call for this connector to be used to
support some options. For details, please consult
with your dealer.)
K
RS-232C connector
Spare connector (for maintenance purposes)
L
SVGA I/F connector
This is connected to the SVGA monitor.
M
SVGA I/F connector
Spare connector
N
RS-422A connector [RS-422A]
Connect an external VTR (External VTR2) which
can be controlled using an...")
– 11– Parts and Their Functions Rear Panel J SCSI connector Connect a SCSI hard disk drive for external expansion purposes. (Future plans call for this connector to be used to support some options. For details, please consult with your dealer.) K RS-232C connector Spare connector (for maintenance purposes) L SVGA I/F connector This is connected to the SVGA monitor. M SVGA I/F connector Spare connector N RS-422A connector [RS-422A] Connect an external VTR (External VTR2) which can be controlled using an...
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– 12– Connections Basic Connections (Connecting the power cord, keyboard, mouse and system cables) 1. Connect the keyboard and mouse to their respective connectors. 2. Connect the power cord. AC IN FUSE F1 125V 5A FUSE F2 125V 5A SIGNAL GND IN OUT 1 2 SDI/SDIT SDI/SDIT ACTIVE THROUGHSDI/SDIT(OPTION) SDI YANALOG VIDEO INPUTVIDEO OUTPUT Y1 2 AUDIO IN AUDIO OUT AUDIO MON TC IN IN OUT DIGITAL AUDIO MON OUT VIDEO IN REF VODEOIN P B P RP B P R ON OFF75≠ON OFF75≠CH1 CH2 CH3 PUSH CH4 CH1 CH2 LR RS-232C SERIAL...
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– 13– Connections Monitor Connections $Connecting the personal computer monitor (S-VGA) Connect the computer monitor to the SVGA I/F connector. Use a monitor which meets the following conditions. Default settings OResolution : 1152a 870 pixels ORefresh frequency : 75 Hz $Connecting the monitor (Video) for monitoring the pictures Connect the monitor (Video) for monitoring the pictures to the analog video monitor signal output (MON OUT) connector. The pictures during recording and playback can now be...
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– 14– VTR Connections Connect a commercial video cassette recorder/player Connections Note: Set the TAPE/EE selector switch of the external VTR to the TAPE position. (If it is set to EE, the picture may be unstable and audio may be transmitted.) If the VTR is not equipped with a TAPE/EE selector switch, use one of the two connection configurations described below: 1. To use the external VTR for playback only, connect the outputs of the external VTR to the inputs of the editing system unit. 2. To use the...
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– 15– Audio Equipment Connections Connect speakers with built-in amplifiers, a cassette deck or other audio unit. Connections AC IN FUSE F1 125V 5A FUSE F2 125V 5A SIGNAL GND IN OUT 1 2 SDI/SDIT SDI/SDIT ACTIVE THROUGHSDI/SDIT(OPTION) SDI YANALOG VIDEO INPUTVIDEO OUTPUT Y1 2 AUDIO IN AUDIO OUT AUDIO MON TC IN IN OUT DIGITAL AUDIO MON OUT VIDEO IN REF VODEOIN P B P RP B P R ON OFF75≠ON OFF75≠CH1 CH2 CH3 PUSH CH4 CH1 CH2 LR RS-232C SERIAL 1 SERIAL 2 RS-422A CH1-2 CH3-4 CH3 CH4 PUSHPUSHPUSHPUSH CH1-2...
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AC IN FUSE F1 125V 5A FUSE F2 125V 5A SIGNAL GND IN OUT 1 2 SDI/SDIT SDI/SDIT ACTIVE THROUGHSDI/SDIT(OPTION) SDI YANALOG VIDEO INPUT VIDEO OUTPUT Y1 2 AUDIO IN AUDIO OUT AUDIO MON TC IN IN OUT DIGITAL AUDIO MON OUT VIDEO IN REF VODEOIN P B P RP B P R ON OFF75≠ON OFF75≠CH1 CH2 CH3 PUSH CH4 CH1 CH2 LR RS-232C SERIAL 1 SERIAL 2 RS-422A CH1-2 CH3-4 CH3 CH4 PUSHPUSHPUSHPUSH CH1-2 CH3-4PUSHPUSH TO FADER PANELTO MAIN~ AC IN – 16– Connections Editing Control Pad Connections Connect the editing control pad...
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– 17– System Startup and Exit System Startup 1Set the power switches of the peripheral units to ON. 2Set the power switch on the main unit to ON. The HDD access display lamp on the main unit’s front panel lights. Computer monitor/Windows NT startup screen For details on video and audio uploading, editing and other operations, refer to the Reference Manual. Main unit power switch HDD access display lamp 3The system starts up, and Windows NT also starts up.
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– 18– 2Click if you wish to exit the system. The Windows NT screen now appears. System Exit 1Click in the tool box. A confirmation panel appears. Confirmation panel Computer monitor System Startup and Exit Tool box Bin window Bin manager
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– 19– 5First, wait until the “It is now safe to turn off your computer” message appears. Then set the power switches of the main unit to OFF and, finally, set the power switch on the peripheral units to OFF. 3Click Windows NT shutdown. A confirmation panel now appears. 4Select the exit method and click if you wish to exit Windows NT. Computer monitor/Windows NT exit screen Confirmation panel System Startup and Exit
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– 20– If you believe that something is wrong with your product, take the time to check whether the product has been operated incorrectly before asking a service engineer to conduct repairs. 1. Self-diagnosis test for main unit The main unit’s basic test is automatically conducted when its power switch is set to the ON position. When this test is completed without error, a beep will sound once. If trouble has been detected, the beep will sound two or more times. In a case like this, the product may...