Panasonic Aj Lt95 Operating Instructions Manual

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Editing operation area
D
AUTO EDIT/END (MULTI EDIT) button
AUTO EDIT/END:
Press this button to initiate automatic editing.
When editing was initiated without setting the
OUT point (open-ended editing), press this
button to end the editing and store the point at
which the button was pressed as the OUT point.
MULTI EDIT ([SHIFT] + [AUTO EDIT]):
Press this button while holding down the SHIFT
button to initiate multi-event editing.  Multi-event
editing is now executed automatically until the
last event is edited or until the operation is
forcibly ended by pressing the ALL STOP button.
E
PREVIEW (REVIEW) button
PREVIEW:
Press this button to rehearse the editing.
REVIEW ([SHIFT] + [PREVIEW]):
Press this button while holding down the SHIFT
button to check the results of the editing.F
SPLIT button
Press this button to initiate split editing.
Check that its LED has lighted, and set the split IN
point.
G
MARK IN button
Press this button to set an edit IN point by reading
the VTR’s time code or CTL.
Press it while holding down the SHIFT button to set
the split IN point.
H
MARK OUT button
Press this button to set an edit OUT point by
reading the VTR’s time code or CTL.
I
SHIFT button
To use any of the functions indicated at the bottom
of the buttons, press the button concerned while
holding down the SHIFT button.
J
ALL STOP button
Press this button to shut down all the VTR’s
operations.
During editing (PREVIEW, EDIT REVIEW), the
editing operation concerned is suspended.
Parts and their functions
AUDIO MONITOR SELECT
LR
CH 1
4
1 3MIX
ANALOGMIX2
UNIV2
PB
SDI
REC
VA R
CH 2 CH 3 CH 4
CH 3 44(V1·2)
V1 V21 3MIX
MIX24
1 3MIX
MIXASMBL
VA1
A21ST EDIT
PREVIEW
VTR 2
VTR 1
SPLIT
MARK
OUT MARK
IN
SHIFT
ENTERALL STOP
REVIEWAUTO
EDITMULTIGO TOGO TO OUTDURTOTALOUTLAST EDINLAST XEVENT
789
456
12
0C3~-+
DELETE
SET UP
F/TC
DIAG
LISTCORCT
BS
TRACKDUMPLOAD
FS
DISPEXIT
RETURN T   SET
PLAYSTOPSTILL
REW
FFSTB OFF
A3A4TCREC
EDIT2
4
1 3MIX
MIX24
1 3MIX
MIX24
1 3MIX
MIX2SDI
CH 1 CH 2V2/ V1 PBRECCH 3 CH 4
INTANALOGSDI
10
10
20
30
00INT
INT
ANALOGSDIINTANALOGSDIV2
INPUTINT
010
10
20
30
00010
10
20
30
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Editing operation area
K
Numeric input buttons
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9:
Used to set the edit data, etc. by inputting the
numeric values of the data.
C:
Used to clear the numeric values or other edit
data entered.
+/–:
Used to change the edit data or change the
settings in the setup mode, etc.
ENTER:
Used to enter the edit data, etc. as numeric
values.
DISP
[SHIFT] + [0]:
Used to set the superimposing on the LCD
monitor screen ON or OFF.
DUMP
[SHIFT] + [1]:
Press to transfer edit data (EDL) to an external
component.
LOAD
[SHIFT] + [2]:
Press to load edit data (EDL) from an external
component into the internal EDL memory.
T SET
[SHIFT] + [3]:
Used to set the time code generator’s initial
values when the TC generator switch is at the
preset (R-RUN or F-RUN) position.
LIST
[SHIFT] + [4]:
Used to display the edit data on the monitor
screen.CORCT
[SHIFT] + [5]:
Press to change the edit data which has already
been stored in the EDL memory.
TRACK
[SHIFT] + [6]:
Press to initiate time track processing.
SET UP
[SHIFT] + [7]:
Press to perform the settings for the whole
system.
The setup menus appear on the monitor screen.
DIAG
[SHIFT] + [9]:
Used to display the DIAG MENU, etc.
F/TC
[SHIFT] + []:
Used to select whether the numeric values will
be input in time codes or in frames when these
values are to be input.
FS
[SHIFT] + [+]:
Press to change to the next event.
BS
[SHIFT] + [–]:
Press to change to the previous event.
EXIT
[SHIFT] + [C]:
Press to stop the input of the edit points or other
data at any time.
In the setup mode, this discards the settings and
exits the setup mode.
RETURN
[SHIFT] + [ENTER]:
Press to stop the input of the edit points or other
data at any time.
In the setup mode, this enters the settings.
Parts and their functions
AUDIO MONITOR SELECT
LR
CH 1
4
1 3MIX
ANALOGMIX2
UNIV2
PB
SDI
REC
VA R
CH 2 CH 3 CH 4
CH 3 44(V1·2)
V1 V21 3MIX
MIX24
1 3MIX
MIXASMBL
VA1
A21ST EDIT
PREVIEW
VTR 2
VTR 1
SPLIT
MARK
OUT MARK
IN
SHIFT
ENTERALL STOP
REVIEWAUTO
EDITMULTIGO TOGO TO OUTDURTOTALOUTLAST EDINLAST XEVENT
789
456
12
0C3~-+
DELETE
SET UP
F/TC
DIAG
LISTCORCT
BS
TRACKDUMPLOAD
FS
DISPEXIT
RETURN T   SET
PLAYSTOPSTILL
REW
FFSTB OFF
A3
A4TCREC
EDIT2
4
1 3MIX
MIX24
1 3MIX
MIX24
1 3MIX
MIX2SDI
CH 1 CH 2V2/ V1 PBRECCH 3 CH 4
INTANALOGSDI
10
10
20
30
00INT
INT
ANALOGSDIINTANALOGSDIV2
INPUTINT
010
10
20
30
00010
10
20
30
000
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Encoder control area (VTR1)
Encoder and systems adjustments can be performed using these controls for the video signals to be output to an
external device.

The VTR2 controls are positioned symmetrically to the VTR1 controls.VTR1 controls (side panel)
1
VIDEO LEVEL control
Used to adjust the video level of the video output
signals.
2
SET UP control
Used to adjust the setup level of the video output
signals.
3
HUE control
Used to adjust the hue of the video output signals.
4
CHROMA LEVEL control
Used to adjust the chroma level of the video output
signals.5
SYSTEM controls
Used to perform the system adjustments when a
reference video signal is to be input for
synchronization purposes.
H:Used to adjust the system’s horizontal phase (in
subcarrier cycle increments).
SC FINE:
Used to adjust the system’s subcarrier phase.
(It is capable of 90-degree P-P continuous
adjustments.)
SC COARSE:
Used to adjust the system’s subcarrier phase.
(It has 4 positions, each of which corresponds to
90 degrees.)
 
It may not be possible to adjust the phase in the 625i
mode even when the system adjustments at the VTR1
side are performed.
Parts and their functions
VIDEO
LEVELSET UP HUE CHROMA
LEVEL H FINE
SC
SYSTEMCOARSE
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Connector area
1
EDL connector (D-SUB 9P)
Connect a personal computer or other external unit
to this connector to upload and download the edit
data.
2
TC IN connector (BNC)
The external time code signal (LTC) is supplied to
this connector.
3
REF VIDEO IN connectors (BNC a
2, loop-
through)
These are automatically terminated with a 75 Ω
resistance.
Supply standard analog composite signals to these
connectors.  The unit’s video output will be
synchronized with the input signals.
4
DC IN connector (XLR 4P)
This is the DC power input socket.
The AJ-B95, available as an optional accessory
must be used for the power supply.
No guarantees are made when the unit is operated
by any other power supply.
5
VIDEO/Y IN connector (BNC)
The analog composite signals or analog component
Y (luminance) signals are supplied to this
connector.
The signals are selected using setup menu item
No.670 (V IN SEL).
6
P
B/PRIN connectors (BNC)
The analog component P
Band PRsignals are
supplied to these connectors.7
REMOTE connector (D-SUB 9P)
(525i mode only)
This remote connector complies with the RS-422A
standard.  It enables the unit to be controlled using
an external controller.
The remote connector of VTR1 is switched to the
REMOTE OUT connector by setting the CONTROL
switch to “EXT VTR”.
An externally connected VTR can then be
controlled using the unit’s VTR1 operation system.
8
VIDEO/Y OUT connector (BNC)
The analog composite signals or analog component
Y (luminance) signals are output from this
connector.
The signals are selected using setup menu item
No.671 (V OUT SEL).
9
P
B/PROUT connectors (BNC)
These are the output connectors for the analog
component P
Band PRsignals.
:
VIDEO MONITOR OUT/TC OUT connector (BNC)
The video monitor signals are output from this
connector.
The time code signal (LTC) is output when
“TCOUT1” or “TCOUT2” has been selected as the
setup menu item No.572 (V-MON/TC OUT) setting.
Parts and their functions
DC IN
REF IN TC IN REMOTE REMOTE
V
T
R
1
A
U
D
I
O
M
O
N
O
U
T A
U
D
I
O
I
N
A
U
D
I
O
O
U
T
VIDEOMON
OUT
TCOUT
75Ω AUTOVIDEOMON
OUT
TCOUT
LCH 4
VIDEO OUTVIDEO IN
P
     BP
     B
P
     RP
     R
VIDEO OUT
ACTIVE THROUGH
SDI
IN
SDI
IOUT
VIDEO INVIDEO/Y
VIDEO/Y EDLNOT USER
SERVICEABLEVIDEO/Y
VIDEO/Y
P
     BP
     B
P
     RP
     R
(CH 2•4)CH 3(CH 1•3)
CH 4(CH 2/4)CH 3(CH 1/3)CH 2(CH 2/4)
(V2) (V1)
CH 1(CH 1/3)
CH 2
MIC
CH 1
R
V
T
R
2
V
2
V
1
/
V
2
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Connector area
;
SDI input/output connectors (BNC)
OSDI input connector 
This is the input connector for the component
serial digital signals.
SDI signals can be supplied to VTR2 and
recorded by setting the V2 VIDEO input selector
switch (see page 13) and V2 AUDIO input
selector switch (see page 15).

These signals cannot be supplied to VTR1.
OSDI ACTIVE THRU output connector 
The signals supplied to the SDI input connector
are output straight through the unit via the output
buffer.
OSDI output connector 
This is the output connector for the component
serial digital signals.
The signals of the VTR selected by setup menu
item No.174 (SDI OUT) are output.  “SDI” lights
on the fluorescent display tube of the selected
VTR.  (See page 9)

Do not connect either of the SDI output connectors
to the SDI input connector.
If this caution is ignored, the unit will not operate
properly even if VTR1 has been selected as the
setup menu item No.174 (SDI OUT) setting.
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Service/maintenance switch hole
Inside this hole is a switch that is used for service
and maintenance purposes.
It should never be touched by the user.
Parts and their functions
DC IN
REF IN TC IN REMOTE REMOTE
V
T
R
1
A
U
D
I
O
M
O
N
O
U
T A
U
D
I
O
I
N
A
U
D
I
O
O
U
T
VIDEOMON
OUT
TCOUT
75Ω AUTOVIDEOMON
OUT
TCOUT
LCH 4
VIDEO OUTVIDEO IN
P
     BP
     B
P
     RP
     R
VIDEO OUT
ACTIVE THROUGH
SDI
IN
SDI
IOUT
VIDEO INVIDEO/Y
VIDEO/Y EDLNOT USER
SERVICEABLEVIDEO/Y
VIDEO/Y
P
     BP
     B
P
     RP
     R
(CH 2•4)CH 3(CH 1•3)
CH 4(CH 2/4)CH 3(CH 1/3)CH 2(CH 2/4)
(V2) (V1)
CH 1(CH 1/3)
CH 2
MIC
CH 1
R
V
T
R
2
V
2
V
1
/
V
2
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Connector area
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Audio input connectors (XLR)
The analog audio signals are supplied to these
connectors.
Their channel allocation can be changed as shown
below by setting the ANALOG AUDIO IN switch.

¢ ¢
1:No sound can be recorded on channels 3 and 4 in the 25 Mbps mode.
¢ ¢
2:The input for channels 1 and 2 (channels #1 and #2 from the left) can be selected from “connector =
input,”
“connector >
input” and “connectors =>
mixed” by setting the V2 AUDIO input selector switch (channel
selector switch).  (See page 15)
¢ ¢
3:In the 2-channel mode, the same signals will be recorded at VTR1 on channels 1 and 3 as on channels 2
and 4.
Recording channels on tape
VTR1 VTR2
ANALOG
AUDIO IN
switch setting
Signals
input to
channel 1Signals
input to
channel 2Signals
input to
channel 3
(¢
1)
Signals
input to
channel 4
(¢
1)
Signals input to
channel 1Signals input to
channel 2Signals input to
channel 3
(¢
1)
Signals input to
channel 4
(¢
1)
V1. V2 (2ch)
Connector?Connector@Connector?
(¢
3)Connector@
(¢
3)Selected from: 
OConnector =
OConnector >
OConnectors =>
mixed
(¢
2)Selected from: 
OConnector =
OConnector >
OConnectors =>
mixed
(¢
2)Selected from: 
OConnector =
OConnector >
OConnectors =>
mixed
(¢
2)Selected from: 
OConnector =
OConnector >
OConnectors =>
mixed
(¢
2)
Parts and their functions
V1 (4ch)Connector=Connector>Connector?Connector@Sound muted Sound muted Sound muted Sound muted
V2 (4ch)Sound
mutedSound
mutedSound
mutedSound
mutedSetting the V2 AUDIO input selector switch (channel selector switch) enables
any audio signals to be selected.  (See page 15)
DC IN
REF IN TC IN REMOTE REMOTE
V
T
R
1
A
U
D
I
O
M
O
N
O
U
T A
U
D
I
O
I
N
A
U
D
I
O
O
U
T
VIDEOMON
OUT
TCOUT
75Ω AUTOVIDEOMON
OUT
TCOUT
LCH 4
VIDEO OUTVIDEO IN
P
     BP
     B
P
     RP
     R
VIDEO OUT
ACTIVE THROUGH
SDI
IN
SDI
IOUT
VIDEO INVIDEO/Y
VIDEO/Y EDLNOT USER
SERVICEABLEVIDEO/Y
VIDEO/Y
P
     BP
     B
P
     RP
     R
(CH 2•4)CH 3(CH 1•3)
CH 4(CH 2/4)CH 3(CH 1/3)CH 2(CH 2/4)
(V2) (V1)
CH 1(CH 1/3)
CH 2
MIC
CH 1
R
V
T
R
2
V
2
V
1
/
V
2
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Connector area
ABCD
Audio output connectors (XLR)
The analog audio signals are output from these
connectors.
Their channel allocation can be changed as shown
below by setting the ANALOG AUDIO OUT switch.

¢ ¢
1:The output channels are selected by the setup menu item No.773 (PB AUDIO SEL) setting.
¢ ¢
2:Channel 3 and 4 signals are not output in the 25 Mbps mode.
ANALOG AUDIO OUT
switch settingOutput signals
from connector
AOutput signals
from connector
BOutput signals
from connector
COutput signals
from connector
D
V1. V2 (2ch)VTR1 channel 1
or
VTR2 channel 3
(¢
1)VTR2 channel 2
or
VTR2 channel 4
(¢
1)VTR1 channel 1
or
VTR1 channel 3
(¢
1)VTR1 channel 2 
or
VTR1 channel 4
(¢
1)
Parts and their functions
V1 (4ch)VTR1 channel 1 VTR1 channel 2VTR1 channel 3
(¢
2)VTR1 channel 4
(¢
2)
V2 (4ch)VTR2 channel 1 VTR2 channel 2VTR2 channel 3
(¢
2)VTR2 channel 4
(¢
2)
DC IN
REF IN TC IN REMOTE REMOTE
V
T
R
1
A
U
D
I
O
M
O
N
O
U
T A
U
D
I
O
I
N
A
U
D
I
O
O
U
T
VIDEOMON
OUT
TCOUT
75Ω AUTOVIDEOMON
OUT
TCOUT
LCH 4
VIDEO OUTVIDEO IN
P
     BP
     B
P
     RP
     R
VIDEO OUT
ACTIVE THROUGH
SDI
IN
SDI
IOUT
VIDEO INVIDEO/Y
VIDEO/Y EDLNOT USER
SERVICEABLEVIDEO/Y
VIDEO/Y
P
     BP
     B
P
     RP
     R
(CH 2•4)CH 3(CH 1•3)
CH 4(CH 2/4)CH 3(CH 1/3)CH 2(CH 2/4)
(V2) (V1)
CH 1(CH 1/3)
CH 2
MIC
CH 1
R
V
T
R
2
V
2
V
1
/
V
2
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Connector area
EF
AUDIO MONITOR OUT connectors (XLR)
These are the audio monitor output connectors.
Their output signals can be changed by setting the
AUDIO MONITOR SELECT switches.
$Concerning the audio output selected for the
audio monitor connectors, internal speakers
and headphones jack (front panel)
Which channels of which VTR, either VTR1 or
VTR2, are to be selected for the audio signals
which are to be output to the audio monitor
connectors, internal speakers and headphones jack
can be changed by setting the AUDIO MONITOR
SELECT switches on the keyboard to support many
audio monitoring options.

OThe same signals from the same channels of the
same VTR are output to audio monitor connector
L, the internal speaker on the left side and
headphones L.
Similarly, the same signals from the same
channels of the same VTR are output to audio
monitor connector R, the internal speaker on the
right side and headphones R.
Different signals cannot be set for the connector,
speaker and headphones.
OWhen the headphones are plugged into the
headphones jack on the front panel, the sound
from the internal speakers is automatically cut
off.
OThe level control (by the side of the liquid crystal
monitor) on the front panel is used to adjust the
sound through the internal speakers and
headphones.
This control cannot be used to adjust the level of
audio signals which are output to the audio
monitor connectors.Setting method
Setting is possible when “V1+V2” has been
selected as the setup menu item No.772 (AUTO
MONI) setting.
1. To output the VTR1 sound to the L connector
and the VTR2 sound to the R connector 
OSet the V1/V1•2/V2 switch to “V1•2”.
OUse the L (V1) switch to select the VTR1 audio
channel whose sound is to be output to the L
connector.
OUse the R (V2) switch to select the VTR2 audio
channel whose sound is to be output to the R
connector.

Audio mixing is possible for channels 1 and 2 or for
channels 3 or 4.  No other combination of channels
can be mixed.
2. To output the VTR1 sound to both the L and R
connectors
OSet the V1/V1•2/V2 switch to “V1”.
OUse the L (V1) switch to select the VTR1 audio
channel whose sound is to be output to the L
connector.
OUse the R (V2) switch to select the VTR1 audio
channel whose sound is to be output to the R
connector.

In this mode, stereo sound consisting of VTR1
channels 1 and 2 can be produced by selecting “1”
using the L (V1) switch and “2” using the R (V2)
switch.
3. To output the VTR2 sound to both the L and R
connectors
OSet the V1/V1•2/V2 switch to “V2”.
OUse the L (V1) switch to select the VTR2 audio
channel whose sound is to be output to the L
connector.
OUse the R (V2) switch to select the VTR2 audio
channel whose sound is to be output to the R
connector.

In this mode, stereo sound consisting of VTR2
channels 1 and 2 can be produced by selecting “1”
using the L (V1) switch and “2” using the R (V2)
switch.
AUDIO MONITOR SELECT
LR
4(V1·2)
V1 V2
1 3
MIX
MIX
2
4
1 3MIX
MIX
2
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Setup menu operations
All the setup items except the ones which are set by
the selector switches are set on the on-screen menus.
1Press the SET UP ([SHIFT] + [7]) button to transfer
operation to the setup menu mode.
The menu screen is displayed on the liquid crystal
monitor and video monitor output.

Even if ON has been selected as the setup menu
item No.30 (MENU LOCK) setting, the menu
screen appears and the settings can be checked
but they cannot be changed.
4While holding down the SHIFT button, turn the dial
and change the value.  The value can be
decremented by pressing the “–” button while
holding down the SHIFT button and, conversely,
incremented by pressing the “+” button while
holding down the SHIFT button.

To change the settings of setup menu item No.377
(1ST EDIT TC), No.378 (1ST EDIT UB), No.573
(TC PRESET) or No.574 (UB PRESET), press the
T SET ([SHIFT] + [3]) button, and use the numeric
input buttons to input the value.
The TC PRESET and UB PRESET values are set
when the TC generator switch is set to “F-RUN” or
“R-RUN”.
Follow the steps below to input characters for
setup menu item No.379 (1ST-E TITLE).
1
Press the STILL button to display the character
input screen.
2
Press the SHIFT button.
The cursor now flashes at the position where the
characters can be input.
3
While holding the SHIFT button down, select a
character by pressing the “+” or “–” button.
4
While holding the SHIFT button down, move the
character input position by pressing the “FF” or
“REW” button.
5
Repeat steps 3
and 4
to input more
characters.
6
Upon completion of the character input, release
the SHIFT button, and press the STILL button to
exit the character input screen.
5When the RETURN ([SHIFT] + [ENTER]) button is
pressed, the setting is entered, and the normal
mode is restored.
6When the EXIT ([SHIFT] + [C]) button is pressed,
the setting is canceled, and the normal mode is
restored.
2To perform settings on the menu displayed on the
VTR1 side, press the VTR1 button and check that
this button’s LED is lighted and that the VTR2
button’s LED is off.
To perform settings on the menu displayed on the
VTR2 side, press the VTR2 button and check that
this button’s LED is lighted and that the VTR1
button’s LED is off.
3Push in the search dial to set the jog mode.
Turn the dial and select the item to be set.  (The
“¢
” cursor now moves.)

Press the FF or REW button to scroll the menu
items to the next or previous page.
AUDIO MONITOR SELECTLRCH 1
4
1 3MIXANALOGMIX2
UNIV2
PB
SDI
REC
VA R
CH 2 CH 3 CH 4
CH 3 44(V1·2)
V1 V21 3MIX
MIX24
1 3MIX
MIXASMBL
VA1
A21ST EDITPREVIEW
VTR 2
VTR 1
SPLIT
MARK
OUT MARK
IN
SHIFT
ENTERALL STOP
REVIEWAUTO
EDITMULTIGO TOGO TO OUTDURTOTALOUTLAST EDINLAST XEVENT
789
456
12
0C3~-+
DELETE
SET UP
F/TC
DIAG
LISTCORCT
BS
TRACKDUMPLOAD
FSDISPEXIT
RETURN T   SET
PLAYSTOPSTILL
REW
FFSTB OFFA3A4TC
REC
EDIT24
1 3MIX
MIX24
1 3MIX
MIX24
1 3MIX
MIX2SDI
CH 1 CH 2V2/ V1 PBRECCH 3 CH 4
INTANALOGSDI10
10
20
30
00INT
INT
ANALOGSDIINTANALOGSDIV2
INPUTINT
010
10
20
30
00010
10
20
30
000
CH 1POWEROFFONUNI
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Setup menu operations
This unit has a user memory function in which users
can store settings.
If a particular set of settings is stored, they can be
recalled altogether.
It is also possible to recall the factory settings in one
go.
(The TC PRESET and UB PRESET values can
neither be stored nor recalled.)
Storing settings in the user memory
Recalling settings registered in the user
memory
User memory and factory settings
1Press the SET UP ([SHIFT] + [7]) button to set the
unit to the setup mode.
2Make the changes to the desired settings.
3Press the RESET button of VTR2 to display the
initial setting screen.
1Press the SET UP ([SHIFT] + [7]) button to set the
unit to the setup mode.
2Press the RESET button of VTR2 to display the
initial setting screen.
3Press the LOAD ([SHIFT] + [2]) button to recall the
settings from the user memory.
Recalling the factory settings 
(menu reset)
1Press the SET UP ([SHIFT] + [7]) button to set the
unit to the setup mode.
2Press the RESET button of VTR2 to display the
initial setting screen.
3OIf the PLAY button is pressed, all the items are
returned to their factory settings.
OIf the STILL button is pressed, all the items
except for the system items are returned to their
factory settings.
OIf the REW button is pressed, recalling the
factory settings is canceled.
4Press the DUMP ([SHIFT] + [1]) button to store the
changed settings in the user memory.
SETUP-MENU INIT SET
VTR1&2 OK?
ALL/
NOT SYSTEM/
NO/
USER LOAD /
USER SAVE