Panasonic Aj Hdr150 Operating Instructions Manual

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Display Panel
$Shutdown Settings Screen
Selects the method of shutting down the unit.
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The method of shutting down the unit is selected with
cursor button [
#] or [
2].
Each time cursor button [
#] or [
2] is pressed, change
is made among SERVER SHUTDOWN/SERVER
REBOOT/FILE SYSTEM INIT. 
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Shutdown method display
SERVER SHUTDOWN:
Preparations are made to shut down the unit
power supply.
SERVER REBOOT:
The unit is restarted.
FILE SYSTEM INIT:
The main unit is restarted after the file system has
been initialized.
When the [SET] button is pressed, the main unit is
shut down by the shutdown method selected with 1
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When the [CANCEL] button is pressed, menu
selection screen pattern 2 is restored.
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$Shutdown Screen
The main unit is shut down by the shutdown method
selected with the shutdown setting screen.
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$Channel Setting Screen
Sets the transmission rate and speed for each
channel.
The location of change is moved by cursor button [
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The settings are changed by cursor button [
#] or [
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Channel number
Channels 1 to 4 can be selected.
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Transmission rate
25 Mbps, 50 Mbps or 100 Mbps can be selected.
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Speed designation
x1 (1a
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speed) or x4 (4a
speed)
can be selected.
When the [SET] button is pressed, the settings are
incorporated. 
When the settings have been incorporated, the
changes are shown at 4
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If the settings cannot be incorporated for some reason
or other, “STATUS SET FAILED” is displayed at 4
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When the [CANCEL] button is pressed, menu
selection screen pattern 2 is restored. 
						

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$Parameter Setting Screen
Each parameter required by the unit is set.
1. Then screen for selection of CONFIG TYPE is
shown.
CONFIG TYPE is selected with cursor button [
!] or
[
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USER SET
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A/S SET
If the parameter does not need to be changed,
press the [CANCEL] button. 
When the [CANCEL] button is pressed, main
screen pattern 1 is restored. 
2. When the [SET] button is pressed, the unit moves
to the screen for change of setting items or setting
values. 
3. The setting items are changed by cursor button [
#]
or [
2] and the settings are changed by cursor
button [
!] or [
1]. 
4. When setting value has been determined, press the
[SET] button.
By pressing the [SET] button, changes in
parameters are recorded in the main unit. (Screen
does not change.)
5. Similarly, other setting items are set by cursor
button [
#] [
2] or [
!] [
1] and recorded by the [SET]
button. To select CONFIG TYPE, press the
[CANCEL] button. 
6. When all the settings are completed, press the
[CANCEL] button and return to the screen for
selecting CONFIG TYPE. 
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When the USER SET parameter has been
changed, one of the following screens will be
displayed. Press the [SET] button to restart the
system.
If the USER SET parameter has not been changed,
the system will return to Main Screen Pattern 1.
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OThe USER SET parameter becomes effective
following restart after the setting has been changed
and the [SET] button has been pressed. 
When the USER SET parameter has been
changed, be sure to always restart the unit. 
OThe A/S SET parameter becomes effective after the
setting has been changed and the [SET] button has
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Display Panel
Parameter List
USER SET
Setting item Setting Remarks
Dropped Frame DFNDFSelects the frame mode in use.
Protocol Odetics
LouthSelects the control protocol in use with
RS-422A.
FF.REW Max x32, x64,
x128Selects the speed for FF/REW.
SDTI Slow Audio Valid
InvalidSelects audio data output for playback
at a
1 speed or below.
Rec Start
Position00:00:0000:59:59
01:00:00Selects the recording starting point
when recording instruction has been
given by operating the front panel
when creating a new CLIP.
Record Duration 10min
15min
30min
45min
1H
2H
4H
8H
Selects the recording time length of
CLIP ID used during loop recording (L-
REC).

OUpon writing over the existing CLIP
ID, loop recording takes place within
the length of recording time set from
the current position. 
OLoop recording operation takes
place only during STOP.
FTP Put Offset 00:00:0000:59:59
01:00:00Selects the recording starting point
when recording is done through
transmission from a non-linear system.
SDTI Illegal Input Rec StopContinueSelects operation when SDTI signal
has detected no signal during
recording. 
Ch1 Default Rate 25Mbps50Mbps
100MbpsSelects the format of signals used in
each channel.
However, the upper limit of maximum
usable stream count (25 Mbps mode
taken as 1) that has been set cannot
be exceeded.  
For details, consult your dealer.
Ch2 Default Rate 25Mbps50Mbps
100Mbps
Ch3 Default Rate 25Mbps50Mbps
100Mbps
Ch4 Default Rate 25Mbps50Mbps
100Mbps
Ch1 Default
Timesx1, x2, x4
Ch2 Default
Timesx1, x2, x4
Ch3 Default
Timesx1, x2, x4
Ch4 Default
Timesx1, x2, x4
A/S SET
Setting item Setting Remarks
CH1 CF Enable OnOffSelects channel 1 color frame control.
CH1 VOUT
SetUpAddThruSelects setup level during channel 1
playback.
CH1 VIN SetUp CutThruSelects setup level during channel 1
recording.
CH1 SYS H
–121
0+120
Performs rough tuning of channel 1
system phase in relation to standard
signal. (37ns step)
CH1 SYS SC
01023Performs fine tuning of channel 1
system phase in relation to standard
signal. (0.35° step)
CH1 SCH
–128
0+127
Performs tuning of channel 1 SC-H
(Subcarrier to Horizontal) phase.
(1.41° step)
CH2 CF Enable OnOff
Channel 2 setting is the same as for
channel 1.
CH2 VOUT
SetUpAddThru
CH2 VIN SetUp CutThru
CH2 SYSH
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CH2 SYS SC
01023
CH2 SCH
–1280
+127
CH3 CF Enable OnOff
Channel 3 setting is the same as for
channel 1.
CH3 VOUT
SetUpAddThru
CH3 VIN SetUp CutThru
CH3 SYSH
–1210
+120
CH3 SYS SC
01023
CH3 SCH
–1280
+127
CH4 CF Enable OnOff
Channel 4 setting is the same as for
channel 1.
CH4 VOUT
SetUpAddThru
CH4 VIN SetUp CutThru
CH4 SYSH
–1210
+120
CH4 SYS SC
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CH4 SCH
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+127indicates factory setting mode. 
						

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Information displayed: 
Server Soft:Vx.xx.xx
Raid Board :Vx.xx.xx
Fpc Soft   :Vx.xx.xx
DVCPCI Soft:Vx.xx.xx
ISIO       :Vx.xx.xx
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$Version Display Screen
Displays the version of software for the server or front
panel controller, etc.
Data on each version is switched by cursor button [
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Error content display
Error contents are displayed.
Display is made in the following format: year,
month, day, hour, minute, second and error
contents. 
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[F1] SILENT-MODE
When the [F1] button is pressed, the SILENT-
MODE is assumed and even if an error occurs, the
error display screen is not shown. 
Display is restored by establishing ATTN-MODE
with the error log display screen.
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[F3] BUZZER-OFF
When the [F3] button is pressed, the alarm stops. 
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[F5] BACK
When the [F5] button is pressed, the screen shown
prior to the error display screen is restored.
$Error Display Screen
When an error has occurred in the server, it is
displayed. 
						

							$CLIP Display Screen
Shows the CLIP in storage.
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CLIP name display 
The CLIP name selected by the CLIP display
screen is shown.
When the [SET] button is pressed, the CLIP shown at
1
is erased.
When erasure is completed, the CLIP display screen
is restored and the next CLIP is shown.
If erasure cannot be completed, ERASE FAILURE is
shown and the CLIP erase screen remains as is.
Press the [CANCEL] button to return to CLIP display
screen.
$CLIP Erase Screen 
Erases the CLIP on display.
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File number display
Displays the number of registered CLIPS and the
order of CLIPS to be displayed.
2
CLIP name display
Displays the CLIP name.
3
Recording format display
Displays the recording format of the CLIP
displayed.
4
[F1] ERASE
Press the [F1] button to erase CLIP. 
When the [F1] button is pressed, the CLIP erase
screen is called up. 
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[F2] RENAME
Press the [F2] button to change the name of the
CLIP. 
When the [F2] button is pressed, the CLIP name
change screen is called up. 
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[F3] DETAIL
When the [F3] button is pressed, information on the
CLIP displayed is shown for two seconds.
The following three types of information are
displayed. 
Start time code
Material duration
Recording format
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[F5] MAIN
Press the [F5] button to return to main screen
pattern 1. 
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Previous CLIP display 
Shows that there is a CLIP to display.
When cursor button [
#] is pressed, the previous
CLIP is displayed.
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Next CLIP display 
Shows that there is a CLIP to display.
When cursor button [
2] is pressed, the next CLIP is
displayed.
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CLIP name display
The CLIP name selected by CLIP display screen is
shown.
With cursor button [
!] [
1], select the characters to
be changed; change the characters with cursor
button [
#] [
2]. Characters are shown in the
sequence: A ~ Z, a ~ z, 0 ~ 9, -, $, %. 
Up to 8 characters can be input.
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[F3] DEL
When the [F3] button is pressed while inputting
characters, the character at the cursor position is
deleted, and subsequent characters fill in the gap. 
When the [SET] button is pressed, the CLIP name is
changed.
When name change is completed, the CLIP display
screen is restored and the next CLIP is shown.
If name change cannot be completed, RENAME
FAILURE is shown and the CLIP rename screen
remains as is. 
Press the [CANCEL] button to return to CLIP display
screen.
$CLIP Rename Screen
Changes the name of the CLIP on display.  
						

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$Simplified Manual Operation
Screen
Facilitates simplified manual operation of the unit.
The upper register has the same display as the main
screen. The screen for simplified manual operation is
shown in the lower register.
 
Perform simplified manual operations after switching
the relevant channel to local mode at main screen.
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Displays common to the 4 patterns
The contents from 1
to 1
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[F5] MAIN
When the [F5] button is pressed, main screen
pattern 1 is restored. 
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Next pattern display 
Shows that there is a screen pattern to display.
When cursor button [
2] is pressed, the next screen
pattern is displayed. 
Example:
When currently at pattern 1, the change is from
pattern 1 to pattern 2 to pattern 3 to pattern 4. 
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Previous pattern display 
Shows that there is a screen pattern to display.
When cursor button [
#] is pressed, the previous
screen pattern is displayed.
Example:
When currently at pattern 4, the change is from
pattern 4 to pattern 3 to pattern 2 to pattern 1. 
						

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Simplified Manual Operation Screen
Pattern 2
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[F1] LOAD
When the [F1] button is pressed, the CLIP load
screen is shown.
See the CLIP load screen for details. 
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[F2] CUE
When the [F2] button is pressed, the CLIP currently
being loaded is queued up again. 
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[F3] REC
When the [F3] button is pressed, input signal to the
relevant channel is recorded in the CLIP currently
being loaded from the current position.  
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[F4] STOP
When the [F4] button is pressed, the CLIP currently
being loaded is stopped.
Simplified Manual Operation Screen
Pattern 3
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[F1] REW
When the [F1] button is pressed, the CLIP currently
being loaded is rewound. 
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[F2] FF
When the [F2] button is pressed, the CLIP currently
being loaded is fast forwarded. 
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[F4] STOP
When the [F4] button is pressed, the CLIP currently
being loaded is stopped. 
Simplified Manual Operation Screen
Pattern 4
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[F1] L-PLAY
When the [F1] button is pressed, the CLIP currently
being loaded is played back repeatedly.  
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[F2] L-REC
When the [F2] button is pressed, recording takes
place repeatedly in the CLIP currently being loaded
for the time set by Record Duration in the
parameter setting screen.  
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[F4] EJECT
When the [F4] button is pressed, the CLIP assumes
unloaded status and the display of 2
Selection
CLIP becomes “DEFAULT.”
Simplified Manual Operation Screen
Pattern 1
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[F1] LOAD
When the [F1] button is pressed, the CLIP load
screen is shown.
See the CLIP load screen for details. 
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[F2] CUE
When the [F2] button is pressed, the CLIP currently
being loaded is queued up again. 
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[F3] PLAY
When the [F3] button is pressed, the CLIP currently
being loaded is played back. 
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[F4] STOP
When the [F4] button is pressed, the CLIP currently
being loaded is stopped. 
						

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1
File number display
Displays the number of registered CLIPS and the
order of CLIPS to be displayed.
2
Channel display
Displays the channel number to be loaded.
3
CLIP name display
Displays the CLIP name.
4
Recording format display
Displays the recording format of the CLIP
displayed.
5
[F1] LOAD
When the [F1] button is pressed, the CLIP on
display is loaded into the current display channel
and simplified manual operation menu pattern 1 is
restored. 
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[F2] NEW
Press the [F2] button to create a new CLIP. 
When the [F2] button is pressed, the CLIP creation
screen is called up. 
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[F3] DETAIL
When the [F3] button is pressed, information on the
CLIP displayed is shown for two seconds. 
The following three types of information are
displayed. 
Start time code
Material duration
Recording format
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[F5] BACK
Press the [F5] button to return to simplified manual
operation screen pattern 1.
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Previous CLIP display 
Shows that there is a CLIP to display.
When cursor button [
#] is pressed, the previous
CLIP is displayed.
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Next CLIP display 
Shows that there is a CLIP to display.
When cursor button [
2] is pressed, the next CLIP is
displayed.
$CLIP Load Screen
Shows the CLIP in storage.
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CLIP name display 
The new CLIP name is shown.
With cursor button [
!] [
1], select the characters to
be changed; change the characters with cursor
button [
#] [
2]. Characters are shown in the
sequence: A ~ Z, a ~ z, 0 ~ 9, -, $, %. 
Up to 8 characters can be input.  
2
[F3] DEL
When the [F3] button is pressed while inputting
characters, the character at the cursor position is
deleted, and subsequent characters fill in the gap. 
When the [SET] button is pressed, the created CLIP is
loaded into the current display channel and simplified
manual operation screen pattern 1 is restored. 
Press the [CANCEL] button to return to simplified
manual operation screen pattern 1.
$CLIP Creation Menu 
Creates a new CLIP.
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Display Panel
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Press cursor button [
!] [
1] to select the HDD to be
reconstructed. When the cursor button [
!] [
1] is
pressed, the arrow at 1
moves.  
Reconstruction of the selected HDD begins when the
[SET] button has been pressed after selection of the
HDD. 

Do not execute this operation while another HDD is
being reconstructed.
Press the [CANCEL] button to abort reconstruction
and return to the HDD status display screen.
2
[F5] MAIN
Press the [F5] button to return to main screen
pattern 1. 
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When the cursor button [
#] is pressed, the HDD
status display screen is restored.
$HDD Reconstruction Selection
Screen
Reconstructs the HDD.
S S1
1 
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3

S1 and S2 apply to SYS1 HDD and SYS2 HDD,
respectively.
1
HDD status display
Each HDD status is displayed.
OK: Operating normally
NG: Not operating normally
RE: Data are being reconstructed.
2
[F5] MAIN
Press the [F5] button to return to main screen
pattern 1. 
33
When the cursor button [
#] is pressed, the
reconstruction selection screen is called up.
$HDD Status Display Screen
Displays HDD status.
When there are 8 HDDs for data
When there are 8 HDDs for data
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2 
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TA
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3 When there are 4 HDDs for data
When there are 4 HDDs for data 
						

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Display Panel
1
Error content display
Error contents are displayed.
Display is made in the following format: year,
month, day, hour, minute, second and error
contents. 
2
[F1] SILENT-MODE
When the [F1] button is pressed, change is made
between SILENT-MODE and ATTN-MODE. 
In SILENT-MODE, even if an error occurs, the error
display screen is not shown. 
In ATTN-MODE, if an error occurs, the error display
screen is shown.
3
[F3] DETAIL
When the [F3] button is pressed, the error log
detailed display screen is called up. 
4
[F5] MAIN
When the [F5] button is pressed, display returns to
main screen pattern 1.
5
Previous error log display 
Shows that there is an error log to display.
When cursor button [
#] is pressed, the previous
error log is displayed.
6
Next error log display 
Shows that there is an error log to display.
When cursor button [
2] is pressed, the next error
log is displayed.
$Error Log Display Screen
Displays error log. Up too 100 errors stored.
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Error generation point display
Shows where an error has been generated. 
2
Error number display
Error is shown by number.
Display is in the following format: error type,
channel number, error generation point, error
content, optional data. 

Data on numbers for error type
10: Shown when running cannot be continued or
when operations are abnormal. 
Consult your dealer immediately. 
11: Running can be continued.
Remove the cause of the warning generation.
20: Running can be continued.
Shows internal processing data.
$Error Log Detailed Display Screen
Shows details of the error log.
Error log generation point
Error  (number)
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[F5] BACK
Press the [F5] button to return to error log display
screen.Display examples:
OAbnormal heat discharge fan
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X)
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F5
5:
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AI
IN
N
4
4
ORecording not possible because ID maximum
number has been exceeded.
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XX
X)
) 
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n 
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F5
5:
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AI
IN
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4
4
OAssessment of input/output boards is complete.
( (X
XX
X)
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F5
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AI
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4
4
OCannot control from external controller because
control is in local mode.