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Item/
Data storageVariable
rangeRemarks
P.OFF GPS DATA HOLDCLEARFor selecting whether or not to hold the UMID
GPS position information while the power is
off and record the information as the data still
held as the previous value until another
measurement can be taken after the power is
next turned on.
HOLD:The data is held and recorded.
CLEAR:The data is cleared at the same time
as the power is turned off, and all
zeros (no information) are recorded
from the time the power is turned on
until the measurement is next taken.
COMPONENT OUT OFFBETACAM
M2For setting the analog component signal
output level.
OFF:
Output stops during power save. (Note that
this setting is forced ON if a camera
adapter is connected and a tally signal is
detected from pin 26.  Otherwise it is OFF.)
BETACAM:
Output at the ß-CAM level.
M2:
Output at the M IIlevel.
7-2-2 OPTION MODE
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in the preset
mode.
CU F
CU F
1394 TYPE DVCPRODVFor setting the format of the signals to be
output from the DVCPRO connector.
DVCPRO:
The signals are output in the DVCPRO
(25M) format.
DV:
The signals are output in the DV format.
 
The signals are output in the DVCPRO50
format if 16:9/50M or 4:3/50M is selected as
the REC MODE menu item setting on the
 screen.
SDC905
CU F
1394 AUDIO IN CH1/CH2CH3/CH4For selecting the channel on which the
reception data is to be recorded on the tape
when receiving DV format data in the 4CH
audio signal mode and recording the data on
a DVCPRO (25M) tape.
CH1/CH2:
The reception data is recorded on CH1 and
CH2.
CH3/CH4:
The reception data is recorded on CH3 and
CH4.
CU F
1394 SPEED S100S200
S400For setting the transfer speed of the signals to
be output from the DVCPRO connector.
S100:100 Mbps
S200:200 Mbps
S400:400 Mbps
CU F
Item/
Data storageVariable
rangeRemarks
1394 IN CH 0
: 
63
AUTOFor setting the input channel for the signals to
be supplied to the DVCPRO connector.
0-63:
The channel is fixed at the specified
number.
AUTO:
The channel corresponding to the setting of
the externally connected unit is selected.
CU F
1394 OUT CH 0
: 
63
AUTOFor setting the output channel for the signals
to be output from the DVCPRO connector
0-63:
The channel is fixed at the specified
number.
AUTO:
The channel corresponding to the setting of
the externally connected unit is selected.
CU F
26PIN VIDEO
SELECTCOMPONENTVIDEO OUTFor setting the video signals to be output from
pin #4 of the 26-pin connector when a 26-pin
camera adapter is connected.
COMPONENT:
The component Y signal is output.
VIDEO OUT:
The same signal (composite signal) as the
VIDEO OUT connector signal is output.
CU F
26PIN CTL
DEFAULTNORMALSPECIALFor setting the control signal of the VTR to be
output from pin #12 of the 26-pin connector
when using a VTR connected to a 26-pin
camera adapter.
NORMAL:
STOP “low,” START “high” (for AJ-D92)
SPECIAL:
STOP “high,” START “low”
CU F
26PIN CONTROLOFF
BOTHFor setting whether recording is to be
controlled by the unit or by both the unit and
the external VTR which is connected to the
26-pin camera adapter.
OFF:
Recording is performed by the unit only.  (It
is not performed using the external VTR.)
BOTH:
Recording is performed by both the unit
and the external VTR.  The tally lamp
indicates the status of the tally signal of the
26-pin connector.  (The tally lamp setting
can be established using REC TALLY in
the SYSTEM MODE.)
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SDC61500h00m02s00f
: 
00h04m59s29f
: 
23h59m59s29f
The shortest time is two seconds.
CU F
INTERVAL REC
MODEON
ONE SHOT
OFF
For setting the INTERVAL REC function.
ON (MEMORY):
Interval recording is possible in single-
frame units using memory.
ONE SHOT:
Recording is performed only once for the
time set in the REC TIME item, after which
it stops.
OFF:Interval recording is not performed.
F
REC TIME
SDC905
00s01f
: 
59s29fFor setting the recording time (one cut).
The shortest time is one frame.
PAUSE TIME
SDC905
00h00m00s01f
: 
00h04m59s29f
: 
23h59m59s29f
For setting the recording pause time.
The shortest time is one frame.
CU F
SDC61502s00f
: 
59s29fThe shortest time is two seconds.
CU F
CU F
RETAKE MODE ONOFFFor selecting whether or not to allow retake
operations (MODE CHECK switch + RET
switch).

The REC TIME, PAUSE TIME and TOTAL REC TIME values
are given in terms of the drop frames during drop frame
operations and in terms of non-drop frames during non-drop
frame operations.  The TAKE TOTAL TIME value is the actual
time.  This means that a fraction may apply to the TOTAL
REC TIME depending on the setting used.
Example in the case of drop frame operation
PAUSE TIME02s00f
REC TIME02s00f
TAKE TOTAL TIME40min
TOTAL REC TIME19m59s06f
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in the preset mode.
F
TAKE TOTAL TIMENONE
: 
5dayFor setting the time required for shooting.
Select a setting from NONE (shooting
continues until it is stopped manually) to
5DAY (5 days).
NEWS REC MODE
SDC615
OFF
0.2SEC
: 
2.0SECFor setting the NEWS REC time. Item/
Data storageVariable
rangeRemarks
TOTAL REC TIME 00m00s01f
: 
90m59s29f
OVER 100min
NONEFor displaying the total recording time.  The
setting for this time cannot be changed.
The total time yielded by adding the REC
TIME, PAUSE TIME and TOTAL TAKE TIME
is displayed.
AUDIO RECOFF
ONFor setting whether or not to record the
sound.
PRE REC MODE
SDC905
OFF
0SEC
: 
6SECFor setting the PRE REC function.
OFF:The PRE REC function is not
operable.
0-6SEC:The duration for which pre-
recording can be performed after
the REC START button is pressed
is set here.
7-2-3 REC FUNCTION
START DELAY0SEC
: 
10SECFor setting the time taken until recording is to
start after the REC START button is pressed
in the INTERVAL REC mode.
CU F
CU F
CU F
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Item/
Data storageVariable
rangeRemarks
7-2-4 OUTPUT SEL
SC PHASE FINE–75: +00: +75
For finely adjusting the SD phase during genlock.When making GENLOCK adjustments to the unit,
adjust H PHASE first, followed by SC PHASE.
Item/
Data storageVariable
rangeRemarks
GENLOCKINT
EXT
26P EXTFor selecting the sync signal among the
camera signals.
INT:
For synchronizing with the internal
reference signal regardless of the
reference signal which has been
supplied to the GENLOCK IN connector.
EXT:For synchronizing with the reference
signal which has been supplied to
the GENLOCK IN connector.
26P EXT:For synchronizing with the signal
input via the 26-pin jack.
H PHASE COARSE–50: +00: +50
For making coarse adjustments to the
horizontal phase when setting up a system.
H PHASE FINE–128: +000: +127
For making fine adjustments to the horizontal
phase when setting up a system.

This adjustment also affects the SC phase.
SC PHASE
COARSE01: 3
For coarsely adjusting the SC phase during
genlock.
7-2-5 GENLOCK
VF MODEEE/PB
EEEE/PB:The images are played back in the
playback mode.
EE:The camera images are displayed all
the time.
CU F
CU F
CU F
CU F
CU F E
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in the preset mode.
MONITOR OUT
CHARON
OFFFor selecting whether to superimpose
characters onto the MON OUT connector
signal.  (It is not linked with the VIDEO OUT
CHARACTER switch.)
The characters which are superimposed are
the ones which are selected using the
OUTPUT CHAR menu item.
ON:The characters are superimposed.
OFF:The characters are not superimposed.
VIDEO OUT SEL VBSVF
YFor selecting the output signal of the VIDEO
OUT connector.
VBS:The normal composite signal is output.
VF:
The viewfinder’s Y signal is output.  The
status display is also superimposed.
Y:The component Y signal is output.
OUTPUT CHAR TC
STATUS
MENU
ONLY
For setting the type of characters to be
superimposed onto the output signals of the
VIDEO OUT connector and MON OUT
connector.
TC:
The time code is displayed.  (The menu
appears when the menu is displayed.)

The time code display position moves
vertically in accordance with the camera ID
position.
STATUS:
All the same characters as the ones
superimposed on the viewfinder are
displayed.  (The menu appears when the
menu is displayed.)
MENU ONLY:Only appears when the menu is displayed.
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7-3-2 MATRIX
R GAIN–200: +000: +200
For setting the R channel gain. Item/
Data storageVariable
rangeRemarks
MASTER PED–200: +000: +200
For setting the master pedestal level.
MASTER DTL–31: +00: +31
For setting the H detail/V detail level.
MASTER GAMMA 0.35: 0.45: 0.75
For setting the master gamma in 0.01 steps.
KNEE POINT 70.0%: 85.0%: 107.0%
For setting the master knee position in 0.5%
steps.
KNEE SLOPE 0: 50: 99
For setting the knee slope.
G GAIN–200: +000: +200
For setting the G channel gain.
B GAIN–200: +000: +200
For setting the B channel gain.
R PEDESTAL–100: +000: +100
For setting the R channel pedestal level.
G PEDESTAL–100: +000: +100
For setting the G channel pedestal level.
B PEDESTAL–100: +000: +100
For setting the B channel pedestal level.
7-3 PAINT
7-3-1 ROPItem/
Data storageVariable
rangeRemarks
$MATRIX TABLEA
BFor selecting the color correction table used
to perform the adjustments.
MATRIX R-G–31: +13: +31
For performing the R-G color adjustment.
MATRIX R-B–31: +04: +31
For performing the R-B color adjustment.
MATRIX G-R–31: +05: +31
For performing the G-R color adjustment.
MATRIX G-B–31: –11: +31
For performing the G-B color adjustment.
MATRIX B-R–31: +06: +31
For performing the B-R color adjustment.
$MATRIX TABLEOFFA
BFor selecting the color correction table which
is to take effect.
MATRIX B-G–31: –01: +31
For performing the B-G color adjustment.
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in the preset mode. The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in the preset mode.
SUFE
SCUF E
SUFE
SUFE
SUFE
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E

Items with $in front of their names are set by the PAINT
MENU SW ($) R/W menu items on the  screen.
Items without $in front of their names are set by the PAINT
MENU LEVEL R/W menu item.
For details, refer to “7-6-2 CARD R/W SELECT.” 
						

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Mg (SAT/PHASE)–63: +00: +63
For performing the magenta color correction
(saturation and hue).
R (SAT/PHASE)–63: +00: +63
For performing the red color correction
(saturation and hue).
R-Mg (SAT/PHASE)–63: +00: +63
For performing the color correction (saturation
and hue) between red and magenta.
Mg-B (SAT/PHASE)–63: +00: +63
For performing the color correction (saturation
and hue) between magenta and blue.
7-3-3 COLOR CORRECTION
Item/
Data storageVariable
rangeRemarks
Cy (SAT/PHASE)–63: +00: +63
For performing the cyan color correction
(saturation and hue).
Cy-G (SAT/PHASE)–63: +00: +63
For performing the color correction (saturation
and hue) between cyan and green.
G (SAT/PHASE)–63: +00: +63
For performing the green color correction
(saturation and hue).
G-Yl (SAT/PHASE)–63: +00: +63
For performing the color correction (saturation
and hue) between green and yellow.
Yl (SAT/PHASE)–63: +00: +63
For performing the yellow color correction
(saturation and hue).
Yl-R (SAT/PHASE)–63: +00: +63
For performing the color correction (saturation
and hue) between yellow and red.
B-Cy (SAT/PHASE)–63: +00: +63
For performing the color correction (saturation
and hue) between blue and cyan.
B (SAT/PHASE)–63: +00: +63
For performing the blue color correction
(saturation and hue).
7-3-4 LOW SETTING
$MATRIX TABLEOFFA
BFor selecting the color correction table.
$COLOR
CORRECTONOFFFor selecting ON or OFF for the color
correction. Item/
Data storageVariable
rangeRemarks
$MASTER GAIN–3dB: 0dB: 30dB
For setting the master gain to –3, 0, 3, 6, 9,
12, 15, 18, 21, 24, 27 or 30 dB.
H.DTL LEVEL 00: 17: 63
For performing the H.DTL LEVEL setting.
V.DTL LEVEL 00: 24: 31
For performing the V.DTL LEVEL setting.
DTL CORING 00: 02: 15
For performing the DTL CORING setting.
H.DTL FREQ. 00: 20: 31
For performing the H.DTL FREQ setting.
LEVEL DEPEND. 01: 5
For performing the LEVEL DEPEND setting.
MASTER GAMMA 0.35: 0.45: 0.75
For setting the MASTER GAMMA in 0.01
steps.
BLACK STRECH–3: OFF: +3
For setting the gamma curve of the dark
areas.
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in the preset mode. The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in the preset mode.
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
$COLOR
CORRECTONOFFFor selecting ON or OFF for the color
correction.
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E

Items with $in front of their names are set by the PAINT
MENU SW ($) R/W menu items on the  screen.
Items without $in front of their names are set by the PAINT
MENU LEVEL R/W menu item.
For details, refer to “7-6-2 CARD R/W SELECT.” 
						

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7-3-5 MID SETTING
$MATRIX TABLEOFFA
BFor selecting the color correction table.
$COLOR
CORRECTONOFFFor selecting ON or OFF for the color
correction. Item/
Data storageVariable
rangeRemarks
$MASTER GAIN–3dB: 9dB: 30dB
For setting the master gain to –3, 0, 3, 6, 9,
12, 15, 18, 21, 24, 27 or 30 dB.
H.DTL LEVEL 00: 14: 63
For performing the H.DTL LEVEL setting.
V.DTL LEVEL 00: 20: 31
For performing the V.DTL LEVEL setting.
DTL CORING 00: 03: 15
For performing the DTL CORING setting.
H.DTL FREQ. 00: 20: 31
For performing the H.DTL FREQ setting.
LEVEL DEPEND. 01: 5
For performing the LEVEL DEPEND setting.
MASTER GAMMA 0.35: 0.45: 0.75
For setting the MASTER GAMMA in 0.01
steps.
BLACK STRECH–3: OFF: +3
For setting the gamma curve of the dark
areas.
7-3-6 HIGH SETTING
$MATRIX TABLEOFFA
BFor selecting the color correction table.
$COLOR
CORRECTONOFFFor selecting ON or OFF for the color
correction. Item/
Data storageVariable
rangeRemarks
$MASTER GAIN–3dB: 18dB: 30dB
For setting the master gain to –3, 0, 3, 6, 9,
12, 15, 18, 21, 24, 27 or 30 dB.
H.DTL LEVEL 00: 12: 63
For performing the H.DTL LEVEL setting.
V.DTL LEVEL 00: 17: 31
For performing the V.DTL LEVEL setting.
DTL CORING 00: 08: 15
For performing the DTL CORING setting.
H.DTL FREQ. 00: 20: 31
For performing the H.DTL FREQ setting.
LEVEL DEPEND. 0: 2: 5
For performing the LEVEL DEPEND setting.
MASTER GAMMA 0.35: 0.55: 0.75
For setting the MASTER GAMMA in 0.01
steps.
BLACK STRECH–3: OFF: +3
For setting the gamma curve of the dark
areas.
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in the preset mode.
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E

Items with $in front of their names are set by the PAINT
MENU SW ($) R/W menu items on the  screen.
Items without $in front of their names are set by the PAINT
MENU LEVEL R/W menu item.
For details, refer to “7-6-2 CARD R/W SELECT.” 
						

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7-3-7 ADDITIONAL DTL
Item/
Data storageVariable
rangeRemarks
KNEE APE LVL OFF
1
2: 5
For performing the KNEE APE LEVEL setting.
CHROMA DTL OFF1: 5
For performing the CHROMA DTL setting.
The chroma edge is detected and placed on
the Y signal to bolster H.DTL.  The higher the
number, the greater the correction.
DTL GAIN(+)–31: +00: +31
For changing the DTL “+” direction level.
DTL GAIN(–)–31: +00: +31
For changing the DTL “–” (down) direction
level.
DTL CLIP00: 63
For changing the level at which the maximum
value of the DTL signal is clipped.
DTL SOURCE(R+G)/2
(G+B)/2
2G+R+B /4
(3G+R)/4
R
GFor setting the signal source of the DTL signal
components.
H.DTL LINE MIX1H
2HFor setting the scanning lines for generating
the H.DTL signal.
$CORNER DTLON
OFFFor selecting ON or OFF for the mode in
which the resolution is improved in the
corners of the screen.
7-3-8 SKIN TONE DTL
Item/
Data storageVariable
rangeRemarks
$SKIN TONE DTLONOFFFor selecting ON or OFF for the skin tone
DTL.
SKIN TONE ZEBRA ONOFFFor selecting ON or OFF for ZEBRA in the
SKIN TONE range.
$SKIN DTL
CORING0: 5: 7
For setting the SKIN TONE DTL coring effect.
Y MAX 000: 190: 255
For setting the maximum luminance signal
value for applying the SKIN TONE effect.
Y MIN 000: 010: 255
For setting the minimum luminance signal
value for applying the SKIN TONE effect.
I CENTER 000: 022: 255
For setting the center position on the I axis
(setting the area to which the SKIN TONE
effect is to be applied).
I WIDTH 000: 010: 255
For setting the width of the area to which the
SKIN TONE effect is to be applied on the I
axis centered on the I CENTER.
Q WIDTH 000: 005: 255
For setting the width of the area to which the
SKIN TONE effect is to be applied on the Q
axis centered on the I CENTER.
Q PHASE–128: +00: +127
For setting the phase of the area to which the
SKIN TONE effect is to be applied as
referenced to the Q axis.
R-Y
B-Y
Q-WIDTHI-WIDTH
Q-PHASE I-CENTER
Y
Y-MAX
Y-MIN
0=SKIN TONE AREA – direction+ direction
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in the preset mode.
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E

Items with $in front of their names are set by the PAINT
MENU SW ($) R/W menu items on the  screen.
Items without $in front of their names are set by the PAINT
MENU LEVEL R/W menu item.
For details, refer to “7-6-2 CARD R/W SELECT.”
SKIN TONE GET—This item is executed when determining the
hue which is to serve as the SKIN TONE DTL
reference.
Align the center marker with the subject
serving as the reference, and then execute.

When SKIN TONE GET is executed, the
settings on the MATRIX screen and COLOR
CORRECTION screen are canceled.
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7-3-9 KNEE/LEVEL
Item/
Data storageVariable
rangeRemarks
MASTER PED–200: +000: +200
For performing the MASTER PEDESTAL
setting.
$MANUAL KNEEON
OFFFor setting the mode which is to be established
when the AUTO KNEE switch is at OFF.  The
KNEE POINT/SLOPE setting value is active
when ON is selected.
KNEE POINT 70.0%: 85.0%: 107.0%
For setting the KNEE POINT position in 0.5%
steps.
KNEE SLOPE 00: 50: 99 (98)
For performing the KNEE width setting.
Same as KNEE OFF when set to 0.

The range of values that can be selected
using the AJ-EC3P is 00 to 98.
WHITE CLIP LVL 90%: 105%: 109%
For performing the WHITE CLIP LEVEL
setting.
A.KNEE POINT 80%: 85%: 107%
For setting the AUTO KNEE POINT position
in 0.5% steps.  This item is active when the
OUTPUT/AUTO KNEE selector switch is set
to CAM.AUTO KNEE ON.
A.KNEE LVL 100: 105: 109
For performing the AUTO KNEE level setting.
A.KNEE
RESPONSE1: 4
For setting the AUTO KNEE response speed.
$WHITE CLIPON
OFFFor selecting ON or OFF for the WHITE CLIP
function.  The WHITE CLIP LVL setting value
is active when ON is selected.
7-3-11 FLARE
Item/
Data storageVariable
rangeRemarks
R FLARE 000: 100
For performing the R FLARE setting.
G FLARE 000: 100
For performing the G FLARE setting.
B FLARE 000: 100
For performing the B FLARE setting.
7-3-10 GAMMA
Item/
Data storageVariable
rangeRemarks
MASTER GAMMA 0.35: 0.45: 0.75
For setting the MASTER GAMMA in 0.01
steps.
R GAMMA–15: +00: +15
For setting the R channel GAMMA.
B GAMMA–15: +00: +15
For setting the B channel GAMMA.
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in the preset mode.
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SUFE
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E
SCUF E

Items with $in front of their names are set by the PAINT
MENU SW ($) R/W menu items on the  screen.
Items without $in front of their names are set by the PAINT
MENU LEVEL R/W menu item.
For details, refer to “7-6-2 CARD R/W SELECT.” 
						

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Item/
Data storageVariable
rangeRemarks
DETAILON
OFFFor selecting ON or OFF for DTL (H, V).
2D LPF ONOFFFor selecting ON or OFF for the 2-
dimensional LPF that reduces cross color.
HIGH COLOR ONOFFFor selecting ON or OFF for the mode in
which the dynamic range of the colors is
expanded.
TEST SAW ONOFFFor selecting ON or OFF for the test signals.
FLAREON
OFFFor selecting ON or OFF for the flare
compensation.
H-F COMPE.ON
OFFFor selecting ON or OFF for the mode in
which the wide-band DTL is increased.
7-3-12 CAMERA SETTINGS
ECU MENU DISP. ONOFFFor selecting ON or OFF for displaying the
MENU on the viewfinder when the ECU is
connected.
50M INDICATORSDC905ONOFFFor selecting ON or OFF for the displays
during 50M recording.
7-4 VF
7-4-1 VF DISPLAYS
Item/
Data storageVariable
rangeRemarks
DISP CONDITIONNORMAL
HOLDNORMAL:The statuses are displayed at all
times.
HOLD:The statuses are displayed only
when the MODE CHECK switch is
pressed.
DISP MODE 1
2
3
For performing the DISP MODE setting.  This
item is used to select the camera’s warning or
message displays.  For details, refer to “4-7-4
Display modes and setting changes/
adjustment result messages.”
VF OUTY
NAM
R
G
BFor selecting the VF output.
Y:Luminance signal
NAM:The signal with the highest level among
the R, G and B signals is output.
R:R channel signal
G:G channel signal
B:B channel signal
VF DTL 0: 3: 5
For performing the VF DTL selection.  This
item is used to further emphasize the DTL of
the VF signals.  If 0 is set, the DTL will be the
same as that of the main line signals.
ZEBRA1 DETECT 0%: 70%: 109%
For setting the ZEBRA1 detection level (IRE
level).
ZEBRA2 DETECT 0%: 85%: 109%
For setting the ZEBRA2 detection level (IRE
level).
ZEBRA2 ONSPOT
OFFFor selecting ON or OFF for ZEBRA2 or
selecting SPOT.
LOW LIGHT LVL OFF
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
35%
For setting how much lower the camera’s
input light quantity should be in order for
“LOW LIGHT” to be displayed.
MARKER/
CHAR LVL50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%For setting the brightness of the markers and
characters displayed in the viewfinder.
Zebra pattern display
Video levelSPOT OFF ON
109%
0% ZEBRA 2
DETECTZEBRA 2
ZEBRA 1
DETECT
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in the preset mode.
GAMMAON
OFFFor selecting ON or OFF for the gamma
circuit.
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7-4-2 VF MARKER
Item/
Data storageVariable
rangeRemarks
TABLEA
BFor selecting the VF MARKER setting table.
This item is used to set the current values of
table A or B which have been selected using
the menu items listed below.
CENTER MARK OFF1
2
3
4For selecting the center marker.
OFF:The center marker is not displayed.
1:+ (large)
2:Center blank (large)
3:+ (small)
4:Center blank (small)
SAFETY ZONE OFF
1
2
For selecting the type of safety zone frame.
OFF:The safety zone frame is not displayed.
1:Box
2:Corner frames
SAFETY AREA 80%: 90%: 100%
For setting the position of the safety zone.
FRAME SIG4:3
13:9
14:9
VISTAFor setting the frame marker.
Note that this setting takes effect only when
REC MODE is set to 16:9.
The VISTA setting is 16:8.65.
FRAME MARK ONOFFFor selecting ON or OFF for the frame
marker.
FRAME LVL 00: 15
For setting the level of the frame marker.
0:Equivalent to signal OFF
15:Same brightness as center area
However, this setting has no effect if
FRAME SIG is set to VISTA.
USER BOX ONOFFFor setting whether or not to display the user
box.
7-4-3 USER BOX
Item/
Data storageVariable
rangeRemarks
USER BOX WIDTH 001: 013: 100
For setting the horizontal width of the user
box.
USER BOX
HEIGHT001: 013: 121
For setting the vertical height of the user box.
USER BOX H POS–50: +00: +50
For setting the horizontal position of the user
box center.
USER BOX V POS–121: +000: +121
For setting the vertical position of the user box
center.
7-4-4 VF INDICATOR1
Item/
Data storageVariable
rangeRemarks
EXTENDERON
OFFFor selecting ON or OFF for the extender
display.
SHUTTERON
OFFFor selecting ON or OFF for the shutter speed
display.
FILTERON
OFFFor selecting ON or OFF for the filter No.
display.
WHITEON
OFFFor selecting ON or OFF for the AWB
PRE/A/B display.
GAINON
OFFFor selecting ON or OFF for the currently
selected gain, S.GAIN and DS.GAIN display.
IRIS OFF
IRIS
S+IRIS
S
OFF:Neither the super iris ON status nor
the aperture value is displayed.
IRIS:Only the aperture value is displayed.
S+IRIS:Both the super iris ON status and
aperture value are displayed.
S:The super iris ON status is displayed.
(The display or non-display of the aperture
value and that of the iris override are linked.)
CAMERA IDBAR
CAM
ALWAYS
OFFFor setting the ID configuration during
recording.
BAR:The ID is recorded when color bar
signals are provided.
CAM:The ID is recorded when the camera
images are provided.
ALWAYS:The ID is recorded at all times.
OFF:The ID is not recorded at any time.

If ON is selected as the ID MIX INH menu
item setting on the OPTION screen, it is not
possible to record the camera ID when the
images of the camera are to be recorded
even if CAM or ALWAYS is selected as this
menu item’s setting.
ID POSITION UPPER RUPPER L
LOWER R
LOWER LFor setting the location where the camera ID
is to be recorded.
UPPER R:Top right
UPPER L:Top left
LOWER R:Bottom right
LOWER L:Bottom left 
ZOOM LVLON
OFFFor selecting ON or OFF for the zoom
position display.
COLOR TEMPON
OFFFor selecting ON or OFF for the color
temperature display.
DATE/TIME ONOFFFor specifying whether or not the date and
time are mixed simultaneously when the
CAMERA ID is recorded.
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in the preset mode.
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