Panasonic Aj Hdc27fp Operating Instructions Manual

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VTR MAIN MENU screen
SUB menuVF
displayRemarks
FUNCTIONENG Index for opening the FUNCTION
screen.
BATTERY/
TAPEENG Index for opening the BATTERY/TAPE
screen.
BATTERY
SETTINGENG Index for opening the BATTERY
SETTING screen.
VTR VF
INDICATORENG Index for opening the VTR VF
INDICATOR screen.
MIC/AUDIOENG Index for opening the MIC/AUDIO
screen.
TC/UBENG Index for opening the TC/UB screen.
TIME/DATEENG Index for opening the TIME/DATE
screen.
VTR USER
MENU SELECTENG Index for opening the VTR USER
MENU SELECT screen.
VTR CARD
READ/WRITEENG Index for opening the VTR CARD
READ/WRITE screen.
VTR INITIALIZEENG Index for opening the VTR INITIALIZE
screen.
DIAGNOSTICENG Index for opening the VTR
DIAGNOSTIC screen.
Setting menu screens  VTR MENUS 
						

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Setting menu screens  VTR MAIN MENU
FUNCTION screen
The VTR’s functions are set on this screen.
ItemVariable
rangeRemarks
NEWS REC
MODEOFF0.2
:
2.0
VF
display
USER
ENGFor selecting the VTR
START button
acknowledgment time
during recording.
OFF:The pressing of the VTR
START button is
acknowledged
immediately, recording is
stopped, and the unit is set
to the REC PAUSE mode.
0.2—2.0:The pressing of the VTR
START button is not
acknowledged and
recording is continued for
the time set (in increments
of 0.2 sec.).
ItemVariable
rangeRemarks
HD SDI OUT ON
SIDE SW
AUTO
OFF
VF
display
USER
ENGFor controlling the output
signals of the HD SDI OUT
connector.
However, ON or OFF
cannot be selected for
these signals during
recording: the status prior to
the start of the recording is
maintained.
ON:The signals are forcibly
output.  However, the
signals are output in the
EE/PB mode when the
MONITOR OUT SDI
switch on the side panel is
set to OFF.
SIDE SW:The signals are not output
when the MONITOR OUT
SDI switch on the side
panel is set to OFF.
AUTO:The signals are output
when the connector has
been connected to the
output connector.
However, the signals are
output in the EE/PB mode
when the MONITOR OUT
SDI switch on the side
panel is set to OFF.
OFF:The output is stopped.
HUMID OPE ON
OFFUSER
ENGFor selecting the VTR
operation when
condensation has formed.
ON:Operation is
continued as usual.
OFF:Operation of all
controls except the
POWER switch and
EJECT button is
inhibited.
REC START ALL
NORMALUSER
ENGFor selecting
acknowledgement of recording
started by the VTR START
button.
ALL:The start of the recording is
acknowledged regardless of
the VTR mode.
NORMAL:
The start of the recording is
acknowledged only in the
STOP (POWER SAVE) mode
and REC PAUSE mode.
PAUSE TIMER 10
20
30
60
USER
ENGFor selecting the amount of
time REC PAUSE is to be held.
10/20/30/60:10, 20, 30 or 60
minutes.
RETAKE MODE ON
OFFUSER
ENGFunctions for rewinding
the tape to the position
where recording started.
ON:The RETAKE
function works.
OFF:The RETAKE
function does not
work.

The RETAKE function is
set OFF when the unit’s
power switch has been set
to ON.
INTERVAL REC
MODEON
OFFUSER
ENGFor selecting the
intermittent recording
mode.
ON:
Intermittent recording is
performed.
OFF:
Intermittent recording is
not performed.

Intermittent recording is
set OFF when the unit’s
power switch has been set
to ON.
INTERVAL REC
TIME00s10f:
59s29fUSER
ENGFor setting the REC time for
intermittent recording.

When REC time is set at
less than 1 second, the
initial recording time will
be 1 second.
INTERVAL
PAUSE TIME00h00m02s
:23h59m59s
USER
ENGFor setting the REC
PAUSE time for
intermittent recording.
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in the preset mode. 
						

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BATTERY/TAPE screen
The warning tone which signals the remaining battery
charge and remaining tape and which is heard during
shooting can be switched off if they prove to be
distracting.
ItemVariable
rangeRemarks
BATTERY
SELECTAJ-BP490
AU-BP402
HP-30A
PRO14
TRIM14
TRIM13
DIGITAL14
DIGITAL13
BP-H90
BP-H100
NP-L40NP-L40 DBP-L60/90NP-1B
VF
display
USER
ENGFor selecting the type of
battery used.
AJ-BP490:AJ-BP490
battery
AU-BP402:AU-BP402
battery
HP-30A:PACO HP-30A
battery 
PRO14:Anton/Bauer
PRO14 battery 
TRIM14:Anton/Bauer
TRIM14 battery
TRIM13:Anton/Bauer
TRIM13 battery
DIGITAL14:Anton/Bauer
DIGITAL
battery (14V)
DIGITAL13:Anton/Bauer
DIGITAL
battery (13V)
BP-H90:IDX BP-H90
battery 
BP-H100:IDX BP-H100
battery
NP-L40:IDX NP-L40
battery
NP-L40D:IDX NP-L40D
battery
BP-L60/90:Sony BP-
L60/90 battery 
NP-1B:Sony NP-1B
battery
EXT DC IN
SELECTAC-ADPTAJ-BP490
AU-BP402
HP-30A
PRO14
TRIM14
TRIM13
BP-H90
BP-H100
NP-L40
BP-L60/90
NP-1B
USER
ENGFor selecting the power
source to be connected to
the DC IN socket.
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in the preset mode.
Setting menu screens  VTR MAIN MENU
FUNCTION screen
ItemVariable
rangeRemarks
ECU REC CHK
SWR. REVIEWRETAKE
VF
display
USER
ENGFor selecting the unit
operation when the REC
CHK button on the AJ-
EC3 extension control unit
is pressed.
R. REVIEW:
Rec review is performed.
RETAKE:
Retake is performed,
then playback.
CHARACTER
ON SDIMENUSTATUSUSER
ENGFor selecting the item to
be superimposed on the
SDI output signals.
MENU:
The menu screen is
superimposed.
STATUS:
The menu screen and
viewfinder status display
are superimposed.

Neither of these items will
be superimposed when
the CHARACTER switch
on the side panel is set to
OFF. 
						

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Setting menu screens  VTR MAIN MENU
1. Either “¢
” or “≥” appears in front of each item to indicate whether
the item is set to ON or OFF.
¢
:ON
≥:OFF
2. Each time the JOG dial button is pressed, the setting moves in
the following sequence:
7
AUTO:The NEAR END voltage value preset in each battery
is used.
MANUAL:The NEAR END voltage setting for each battery can
be changed.
7
7
Item movement
NEAR END voltage setting
AUTO/MANUAL setting
ON/OFF setting
BATTERY SETTING screen
The type of battery to be used is selected and its
settings are performed on this screen.
ItemVariable
rangeRemarks
AJ-BP490 MANUAL
AUTO
VF
display
ENG For setting the AJ-BP490
and the PACO HP-90A
battery.
AU-BP402 MANUAL
AUTOENG For setting the AU-BP402
battery.
HP-30A MANUAL
AUTOENG For setting the PACO HP-
30A battery.
PRO14 MANUAL
AUTOENG For setting the
Anton/Bauer PRO14
battery.
TRIM14 MANUAL
AUTOENG For setting the
Anton/Bauer TRIM14
battery.
TRIM13 MANUAL
AUTOENG For setting the
Anton/Bauer TRIM13
battery.
DIGITAL14 MANUAL
AUTOENG For setting the
Anton/Bauer digital battery
(14V).
DIGITAL13 MANUAL
AUTOENG For setting the
Anton/Bauer digital battery
(13V).
BP-H90 MANUAL
AUTOENG For setting the IDX BP-
H90 battery made by.
BP-H100 MANUAL
AUTOENG For setting the IDX BP-
H100 battery.
NP-L40 MANUAL
AUTOENG For setting the IDX NP-
L40 battery.
NP-L40 D MANUAL
AUTOENG For setting the IDX NP-
L40D battery.
BP-L60/90 MANUAL
AUTOENG For setting the Sony BP-
L60/90 battery.
NP-1B MANUAL
AUTOENG For setting the Sony NP-
1B battery.
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in the preset mode.
BATTERY/TAPE screen
ItemVariable
rangeRemarks
BATT NEAR
END ALARMON
OFF
VF
display
USER
ENGFor setting the warning
tone heard when the
battery is near the end of
its charge to ON or OFF.
BATT NEAR
END CANCELON
OFFUSER
ENGFor switching the function
which cancels the warning
tone heard when the
battery is near the end of
its charge to ON or OFF
using the MODE switch.
BATT END
ALARMON
OFFUSER
ENGFor setting the warning
tone heard when the
battery is at the end of its
charge to ON or OFF.
BATT REMAIN
FULL100%
70%USER
ENGFor selecting the battery
capacity at which “FULL”
is to appear on the LCD
display window as the
remaining battery display
(for all 7 segments to be
lighted).
TAPE NEAR
END ALARMON
OFFUSER
ENGFor setting the warning
tone heard when the end
of the tape is near to ON
or OFF.
TAPE NEAR
END TIME3min
2minUSER
ENGFor setting the remaining
tape time for which the
warning tone is to be
heard when the end of the
tape is near.
TAPE END
ALARMON
OFFUSER
ENGFor setting the warning
tone heard when the tape
has reached its end to ON
or OFF.
TAPE REMAIN/$3min/$5min/$USER
ENGFor setting the time for
one segment of the
remaining tape display
indicated on the LCD
display window.
3min/$:One segment is
set to 3 minutes.
5min/$:One segment is
set to 5 minutes. 
						

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The frequency characteristics in the MIC LOWCUT ON mode are
200 Hz to 10 kHz.
Setting menu screens  VTR MAIN MENU
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in the preset mode.
ItemVariable
rangeRemarksVF
display
SAVE LEDSAVE&TAPESAVEUSER
ENGFor setting the operation
of the SAVE lamp.
SAVE:
This lights when the VTR
SAVE/STBY switch has
been set to SAVE.
It goes off during
recording.
SAVE&TAPE:
This lights when the VTR
SAVE/STBY switch has
been set to SAVE.
It goes off during
recording.
When the tape is
approaching its end, it
flashes in tandem with
the warning alarm that
sounds when tape-end is
approaching.
VTR VF INDICATOR screen
The information to be displayed in the viewfinder is set
on this screen.
ItemVariable
rangeRemarks
TAPE (IND)ON
OFF
VF
display
USER
ENGFor switching the
remaining tape display to
ON or OFF.
BATTERY (IND)ON
OFFUSER
ENGFor switching the battery
voltage display to ON or
OFF.
LEVEL METER
(IND)CH1
CH1•CH2
OFFUSER
ENGFor selecting what the
audio level meter is to
display.
CH1:The level of the CH1
signals only is displayed.
CH1•CH2:The levels of
both the CH1 and CH2
signals are displayed.
OFF:No display.
AUDIO IN (IND) ON
OFFUSER
ENGFor switching the audio
input display to ON or OFF.
ON:The audio input is
displayed.
OFF: The audio input is not
displayed.
TC (IND) TCG
TCR
TCG/TCR
OFFUSER
ENGFor selecting what the
time code is to display.
TCG: The time code
generated by the time
code generator is
displayed in the E-E
mode.
TCR: The time code reader
value is displayed in the
V-V mode.
TCG/TCR: The time code
generated by the time
code generator is
displayed in the E-E
mode; the time code
reader value is displayed
in the V-V mode.
OFF:The time code is not
displayed.
VTR WARNING
(IND)ALWAYS
NORMAL
OFF
USER
ENGFor setting when the
VTR’s warnings are to be
displayed.
ALWAYS:The warning
display always appears
when a warning has
occurred.
NORMAL:The display
appears for 3 seconds
after the warning
occurred and for 3
seconds after recording
was started or
completed.
OFF:The warning displays
do not appear.
MIC/AUDIO screen
The MIC/AUDIO settings are performed on this
screen.
ItemVariable
rangeRemarks
FRONT MIC
POWERON
OFF
VF
display
USER
ENGON:The phantom power
is supplied to the
front microphone.
OFF:The phantom power
is not supplied to the
front microphone.
MIC LOWCUT
CH1FRONT
REAR
F&R
OFFUSER
ENGFor setting the high-pass
filter for the CH1 mic input.
FRONT:The high-pass filter
for the front mic
input is set to ON.
REAR:The high-pass filter
for the rear mic
input is set to ON.
F&R:The high-pass
filters for both the
front and rear mic
inputs are set to
ON.
OFF:The high-pass filter
for the CH1 input
is set to OFF. 
						

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Setting menu screens  VTR MAIN MENU
MIC/AUDIO screen
ItemVariable
rangeRemarksVF
displayItemVariable
rangeRemarksVF
display
MIC LOWCUT
CH2FRONT
REAR
F&R
OFFUSER
ENGFor setting the high-pass
filter for the CH2 mic input.
FRONT:The high-pass filter
for the front mic
input is set to ON.
REAR:The high-pass filter
for the rear mic
input is set to ON.
F&R:The high-pass
filters for both the
front and rear mic
inputs are set to
ON.
OFF:The high-pass filter
for the CH2 input
is set to OFF.
LIMITER ON
OFFUSER
ENGFor switching the audio
limiter to ON or OFF.
ON:The limiter operates.OFF:The limiter does not
operate.
TEST TONE NORMALALWAYS
OFF
CHSELUSER
ENGNORMAL:
The test tone signal is
output when the AUDIO
IN switch for CH1 is set
to front while BAR is
selected as the
CAM/BAR switch setting.
ALWAYS:
The test tone signal is
always output when BAR
is selected as the
CAM/BAR switch setting.
OFF:
The test tone signal is
not output.
CHSEL:
The test tone signal is
output for the selected
channel when the
AUDIO IN switch CH1 or
CH2 is set to front while
BAR is selected as the
CAM/BAR switch setting.
REC CH3/CH4 CH1/2CH3/4USER
ENGFor setting the audio
signals to be recorded on
the CH3 track and CH4
track.
CH1/2:
The CH1 signal is
recorded on the CH3
track, and the CH2
signal is recorded on the
CH4 track.
CH3/4:
The CH3 and CH4
signals which are
supplied from the
camera adapter are
recorded.
CUE SELECT SIDE SW
CH1
CH2
MIX
USER
ENGFor setting the audio
signals to be recorded on
the cue track.
SIDE SW:
The signals selected by
the CUE switch on the
side panel are recorded.
CH1:
The CH1 signals are
recorded.
CH2:
The CH2 signals are
recorded.
MIX:
The CH1 and CH2
mixed signals are
recorded.
CUE REC ONOFFUSER
ENGFor setting whether
signals are to be recorded
on the cue track.
ON:The signals will be
recorded on the cue
track.
OFF:The signals will not
be recorded on the
cue track.
The power-saving
mode is established.
EMBEDDED
AUDIO (60 Hz)ON
OFFUSER
ENGFor setting whether the
embedded audio signals
are to be output to the HD
SDI OUT connector when
60.00 Hz has been
selected as the frame
frequency setting.
ON :The embedded
audio signals are
output.
OFF :The embedded
audio signals are not
output.
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in the preset mode. 
The frequency characteristics in the MIC LOWCUT ON mode are
200 Hz to 10 kHz. 
						

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Setting menu screens  VTR MAIN MENU

When USER is set for the UB MODE item, it is not possible to set
EXT for the VITC UB MODE item.
Similarly, it is not possible to set EXT for the UB MODE item when
USER has been set for the VITC UB MODE item.
TC/UB screen
The time code and user’s bit settings are performed on
this screen.
ItemVariable
rangeRemarks
TC MODE DF
NDF
VF
displayItemVariable
rangeRemarksVF
display
USER
ENGFor setting the time code
to the DF or NDF mode.
DF:The time code is set
to the drop frame
mode.
NDF:The time code is set
to the non-drop
frame mode.

This unit will perform the
processing in the non-drop
frame mode when the
frame rate has been set to
24 fps.
UB MODEUSER
DATE
TIME
EXT
TCGUSER
ENGFor setting what is to be
written as the user’s bit in
the LTC area.
USER:User setting (fixed).DATE:Real time value for
year/month/day/
hours.
TIME:Real time value for
hours/minutes/
seconds.
EXT:The UBG value is
slave-locked when
a TC signal is
supplied from an
external source.
(The user setting is
used when no
external input is
supplied.)
TCG:Time code
generator value

Set the time on the
TIME/DATE menu screen
when using the UB MODE
item with real-time
operation.
TCG SET HOLD ON
OFFUSER
ENGFor selecting the operation
of TCG when the TCG
SET 5power OFF 5
power ON 5REC
operations are performed.
ON:The TCG setting is
stored when the
power is turned off,
and is not
regenerated.
OFF:The TCG setting is
not stored when the
power is turned off,
but is regenerated.
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in the preset mode.
FIRST REC TC REGENPRESETUSER
ENGFor setting the TC REGEN
mode when recording is
started.
REGEN:
The time code set on the
tape is regenerated.
However, when the
frame rate has been set
to 24 fps, the time code
on the tape in those
parts where the drop
frame mode was
established will not be
regenerated.
PRESET:
The time code set on the
tape is not regenerated.
However, it is forcibly
regenerated when the
unit is transferred from
the rec-pause mode to
the recording mode.
This unit automatically stores as the tape management information both the frame rate information which indicates the shooting speed and
the active frame information which indicates the first frame where the frame image was switched in the user’s bit of the sub-code track area
(this used to be the LTC area).  This information is output from the TC OUT connector and HD SDI OUT connector.  Further, the active
frame information is stored in the least significant digit of the user’s bit while the frame rate information is stored in its lower third and fourth
digits.

OWhen “DATE,” “TCG” or “USER” has been selected as the UB MODE item setting on the TC/UB screen, the tape management
information is output from the least significant digit to the lower fourth digit of the user’s bit, so no other user’s bit information will be
output.
OThe tape management information is not output as the user’s bit information in the VIDEO AUX area (this used to be the VITC area). 
						

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Setting menu screens  VTR MAIN MENU
The time code and user’s bit settings are performed on
this screen.
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in the preset mode.
TC/UB screen
ItemVariable
rangeRemarksVF
display
VITC UB MODE USER
DATE
TIME
EXT
TCG
USER
ENGFor setting what is to be
written as the user’s bit in
the VITC area.
USER:User setting (fixed).DATE:Real time value for
year/month/day/
hours.
TIME:Real time value for
hours/minutes/
seconds.
EXT:The UBG value is
slave-locked when
a TC signal is
supplied from an
external source.
(The user setting is
used when no
external input is
supplied.)
TCG:Time code
generator value

OSet the time on the
TIME/DATE menu
screen when using the
UB MODE item with
real-time operation.
OThe tape management
information is not
output as the user’s bit
information in the
VITC area.
TC DISP SEL 24F25F
30FUSER
ENGFor setting the number of
frames to be displayed per
second in the time code
frame digits.
24F:0 to 23 frames will be
displayed per second.
25F:0 to 24 frames will be
displayed per second.
30F:0 to 29 frames will be
displayed per second. ItemVariable
rangeRemarks
VF
display
P. OFF LCD
DISPLAYON
OFFUSER
ENGFor setting whether the
LCD display is to appear
when the power is OFF.
ON:The LCD display
appears even when
the power is OFF.
OFF:The LCD display
does not appear
when the power is
OFF.
The power-saving mode is
established.
TC OUTTCG
TCG/TCRUSER
ENGFor selecting the time
code which is to be output
to the time code output
connector.
TCG:
The time code generated
by the time code
generator is output at all
times.
TCG/TCR:
The time code generated
by the time code
generator is output in the
E-E mode; the time code
reader value is output in
the V-V mode. 
						

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TIME DATE screen
The time/date settings are performed on this screen.
ItemVariable
rangeRemarks
YEAR 00—02—99
VF
display
ENG For setting the year.
MONTH 1  —12ENG For setting the month.
DAY 1  —31ENG For setting the day.
HOUR 0  —23ENG For setting the hours.
MINUTE 0  —59ENG For setting the minutes.
$TIME/DATE
SET==ENG For entering the time and
date.
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in the preset mode.
Setting menu screens  VTR MAIN MENU
SUB menuVF
displayRemarks
FUNCTIONENG Index for opening the FUNCTION
screen.
BATTERY/TAPEENG Index for opening the BATTERY/TAPE
screen.
VTR VF
INDICATORENG Index for opening the VTR VF
INDICATOR screen.
MIC/AUDIOENG Index for opening the MIC/AUDIO
screen.
TC/UBENG Index for opening the TC/UB screen.
VTR USER MENU SELECT screen
This is the index screen for opening the screens
containing the items to be registered on the VTR unit’s
USER MENU.
VTR CARD READ/WRITE screen
The settings for saving the menu data onto the setup
card and loading the data from it are performed on this
screen.
ItemVariable
rangeRemarks
READ==VF
displayENG For loading the VTR data
from the setup card.
WRITE==ENG For saving the VTR data
onto the setup card.
READ USER
DATA==ENG For loading the VTR user
area data contained in the
unit’s internal memory.
VTR INITIALIZE screen
The VTR MENU settings are initialized and the user
data is saved on this screen.
ItemVariable
rangeRemarks
READ FACTORY
DATA==VF
displayENG For returning the menu
data to the factory
settings.
WRITE VTR
USER DATA==ENG For saving the VTR MENU
data inherent to the user
into the unit’s memory.
DIAGNOSTIC screen
The use statuses and software versions are displayed
on this screen.
ItemVariable
rangeRemarks
OPERATION==VF
displayENG Operating time with power
ON.
DRUM RUNNING==ENG Number of hours the drum
has rotated.
THREADING==ENG Number of times tapes
have been loaded.
VTR SYSCON==ENG For displaying the version
of the system
microcomputer.
SERVO==ENG For displaying the version
of the servo
microcomputer.
MECHACON==ENG For displaying the version
of the mechanism control
microcomputer.
FRONT==ENG For displaying the version
of the LCD panel drive
microcomputer. 
						

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Setting menu screens  VTR USER MENU SELECT
ON (¢
) or OFF (≥) is set on this screen to determine which items are to be registered on the USER MENU
screen.
The maximum number of VTR unit items which can be registered is 14.
FUNCTION screen
ItemVariable
rangeRemarks
NEWS REC
MODE¢
≥
VF
display
ENG For setting the registration
of the NEWS REC MODE
item on the USER MENU
screen.
HUMID OPE¢
≥ENG For setting the registration
of the HUMID OPE item
on the USER MENU
screen.
REC START¢
≥ENG For setting the registration
of the REC START item
on the USER MENU
screen.
PAUSE TIMER¢
≥ENG For setting the registration
of the PAUSE TIMER item
on the USER MENU
screen.
RETAKE MODE¢
≥ENG For setting the registration
of the RETAKE MODE
item on the USER MENU
screen.
HD SDI OUT¢
≥ENG For setting the registration
of the HD SDI OUT item
on the USER MENU
screen.
INTERVAL REC
MODE¢
≥ENG For setting the registration
of the INTERVAL REC
MODE item on the USER
MENU screen.
INTERVAL REC
TIME¢
≥ENG For setting the registration
of the INTERVAL REC
TIME item on the USER
MENU screen.
INTERVAL
PAUSE TIME¢
≥ENG For setting the registration
of the INTERVAL PAUSE
TIME item on the USER
MENU screen.
ECU REC CHK
SW¢
≥ENG For setting the registration
of the ECU REC CHK SW
item on the USER MENU
screen.
CHARACTER
ON SDI¢
≥ENG For setting the registration
of the CHARACTER ON
SDI item on the USER
MENU screen.
BATTERY/TAPE screen
ItemVariable
rangeRemarks
BATTERY
SELECT¢
≥VF
display
ENG For setting the registration
of the BATTERY SELECT
item on the USER MENU
screen.
EXT DC IN
SELECT¢
≥ENG For setting the registration
of the EXT DC IN
SELECT item on the
USER MENU screen.
BATT NEAR
END ALARM¢
≥ENG For setting the registration
of the BATT NEAR END
ALARM item on the USER
MENU screen.
BATT NEAR
END CANCEL¢
≥ENG For setting the registration
of the BATT NEAR END
CANCEL item on the
USER MENU screen.
BATT END
ALARM¢
≥ENG For setting the registration
of the BATT END ALARM
item on the USER MENU
screen.
BATT REMAIN
FULL¢
≥ENG For setting the registration
of the BATT REMAIN
FULL item on the USER
MENU screen.
TAPE NEAR
END ALARM¢
≥ENG For setting the registration
of the TAPE NEAR END
ALARM item on the USER
MENU screen.
TAPE NEAR
END TIME¢
≥ENG For setting the registration
of the TAPE NEAR END
TIME item on the USER
MENU screen.
TAPE END
ALARM¢
≥ENG For setting the registration
of the TAPE END ALARM
item on the USER MENU
screen.
TAPE REMAIN /$¢
≥ENG For setting the registration
of the TAPE REMAIN/$
item on the USER MENU
screen.
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in the preset mode.