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6-2 Maintenance
6-2-1 Condensation
The water vapor in the air may form as tiny droplets on the
head drum when the unit is moved from a cold location to a
warm location or used in a very humid place.  This
phenomenon is known as condensation, and running the tape
under these conditions is liable to cause the tape to stick to
the drum.
Note the following points:
≥Remove the tape when the unit’s operation is to be started
in conditions where condensation may form.
≥Before loading the tape, set the power switch to ON, and
check that the HUMID display is not lighted in the display
window.

For safety reasons, the HUMID display will flash and the drum
will rotate for 80 minutes after condensation detection is
released.
During this time, the operation buttons cannot be operated.
6-2-2 Head cleaning
Use the AJ-CL12MP cleaning cassette if the heads need to
be cleaned.  Take care to read the instructions accompanying
the cleaning tape since the video heads may be damaged if
the tape is not used in the correct way.
6-2-3Cleaning inside the viewfinder
≥Do not use thinners or any other solvent to remove dirt.
≥Use a lens cleaner available on the market to wipe the lens.
≥NEVER wipe the mirror.
If dirt or dust has found its way onto the mirror, remove it
using an air blower at retail outlets.
6-2-4 Phenomena inherent to CCD
cameras
Smear
This phenomenon may occur when very bright subjects are
shot.
The faster the electronic shutter speed, the more likely it is
that it will occur.
6-2-5Replacing the backup battery
The backup battery is already installed when the unit is
shipped.
When it has discharged, the “BACK UP BATT EMPTY”
display appears for 3 seconds on the viewfinder screen when
the POWER switch is set to ON.
Moreover, the time code value of the TCG will be set to
“00:00:00:00” and the backup of the time code value will no
longer be possible: this means that the backup battery should
be replaced.
Consult with your nearest service center, and replace the
spent battery with a new battery (CR2032).
Backup battery
CAUTION:
These servicing instructions are for use by qualified service
personel only.  To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not
perform any servicing other than that contained in the
operaiting instructions unless you are qualified to do so. 
						

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6-2-6 Connectors and signals
AUDIO IN
1 GND
2 AUDIO IN(H)
3 AUDIO IN(C)
Matsushita part number K1AB103A0007
Maker part number HA16PRM-3SG
(Hirose Denki)
PUSH
1
3 2
FRONT MIC IN
1 GND
2 AUDIO IN(H)
3 AUDIO IN(C)
Matsushita part number K1AB103B0013
Maker part number NC3FBH2
(NEUTRIK)
PUSH
1
3 2
DC IN
1 GND
2NC
3NC
4 +12V
Matsushita part number K1AA104H0024
Maker part number HA16RX-4P(SW1)
(Hirose Denki)
12
3
4
DC OUT
1 GND
2NC
3NC
4 +12V OUT
Matsushita part number VJS3824A004
Maker part number HR10A-7R-4SC
(Hirose Denki)
1
23
4
GPS
1 GPS TXA
2 GPS RXA
3 GPS VBAT
4START
5 GPS VCC
6 GPS GND
Matsushita part number K1AB106J0010
Maker part number HR10A-7R-6SC
(Hirose Denki)
1
2
4 56
3
ECU
1 CAM CONT
2 CAM DATA
3NC
4 ECU ON
5 UNREG 12V
6 GND
Matsushita part number K1AB106J0010
Maker part number HR10A-7R-6SC
(Hirose Denki)
1
2
4 56
3
5
4
3 2 1
AUDIO OUT
1 GND
2 L CH OUT (H)
3 L CH OUT (C)
4 R CH OUT (H)
5 R CH OUT (C)
Matsushita part number K1AA105H0007
Maker part number HA16RD-5P
(Hirose Denki)

Ensure that the polarities are used
correctly for a power supply from an
external source.

The unit’s VTR START/STOP signal is
assigned to pin 4. 
						

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6-3 Warning system
6-3-1 Warning description tables
When an error or a problem is detected immediately after the power is turned on or while an operation is underway, the
WARNING lamp and lamps inside the viewfinder serve to alert the user.

Items are displayed in the following sequence of priority: WARNING lamp > tally lamp > warnings inside the viewfinder.  The
display accords with this sequence when more than one error has occurred at the same time.  However, WIRELESS RF may not
be displayed depending on the menu setting selected.
1. SLACK
WARNING lampFlashes four times a second.
Indications on LCD screen“SLACK” appears and an error code flashes.
Tally lampFlashes four times a second.
Viewfinder“SLACK” appears and an error code lights up.
AlarmSounds continuously.
Warning descriptionMotor, solenoid or other mechanism-related
trouble, etc.
VTR unit operationOperation is stopped.  Power is turned off if
solenoid trouble has been detected.
Corrective actionCheck “6-3-2 Error codes,” and consult your
nearest service center.
WARNING lampFlashes four times a second (for at least 3
seconds during recording).
Indications on LCD screenThe code 11 display lights.
Tally lampFlashes four times a second (for at least 3
seconds during recording).
ViewfinderREC WARNING display lights (for at least 3
seconds during recording).
AlarmSounds four times a second (for at least 3
seconds during recording).
Warning descriptionProblem with the recording control signal.
VTR unit operationRecording continues but the signals may not be
recorded correctly while the warning remains
displayed.
Corrective actionRewind the tape or replace the cassette tape.
WARNING lampLights (during stop and standby OFF).
Indications on LCD screenThe bar display that shows the remaining tape
amount starts flashing.
Tally lampFlashes four times a second (during stop and
standby OFF).
Viewfinder
“=
END” flashes (during stop and standby OFF).
AlarmSounds continuously (during stop and standby
OFF).
Warning descriptionThe tape has come to its end.
VTR unit operationOperation is stopped during recording, playback
and fast forwarding.
Corrective actionRewind the tape or replace the cassette tape.
WARNING lampLights.
Indications on LCD screenThe bar display that shows the remaining battery
charge starts flashing.
Tally lampFlashes once a second.
ViewfinderBATT LED lights.
AlarmSounds continuously.
Warning descriptionThe battery charge is now depleted.
VTR unit operationAll operations are stopped, and the tape is
unloaded.  Only cassette tape eject is accepted.
Corrective actionReplace the battery.
4. REC WARNING 2. BATTERY END
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6. SERVO 5. HUMID
9. BATTERY NEAR END8. WIRELESS RF 7. RF
10. TAPE NEAR END
WARNING lampLights for 90 minutes following the release of the
condensation detection after the condensation
formation was detected.
Indications on LCD screen“HUMID” display lights if condensation is
detected.
“HUMID” display flashes for an additional 10 to 90
minutes after condensation detection is canceled.
Tally lampFlashes 4 times per second for 90 minutes after
condensation detection is canceled.
Viewfinder“HUMID” display flashes from the time
condensation is detected until 90 minutes after
the condensation detection is released.
AlarmSounds continuously (4 times a second during
recording).
Warning descriptionCondensation has formed.
VTR unit operationThe recording operation continues but if the tape
sticks, recording will stop.
For 80 minutes after the condensation detection is
released, the drum is rotated and no operations
are accepted.
Corrective actionStop the tape travel and turn off the power.  If the
“HUMID” displays fails to be cleared even when
the power is turned back on, wait until it clears.
WARNING lampFlashes four times a second (during recording
and playback).
Indications on LCD screen“SERVO” display lights (during recording and
playback).
Tally lampFlashes four times a second (during recording
and playback).
Viewfinder“SERVO” display lights (during recording and
playback).
AlarmSounds four times a second (during recording and
playback).
Warning descriptionThe servo is disturbed.
VTR unit operationOperation continues but the unit may not operate
correctly.
Corrective actionTurn off the power and consult your dealer.  The
warning display may flash for a moment and then
disappear when tape transport commences: this
is normal and not indicative of a failure or
malfunctioning.
WARNING lampFlashes four times a second (during recording).
Indications on LCD screen“RF” display flashes (during standby and recording).
Tally lampFlashes four times a second (during recording).
Viewfinder“RF” display lights (during recording).
AlarmSounds four times a second (during recording).
Warning descriptionThe video heads have become clogged.  There is
a problem in the video system.
VTR unit operationThe cleaning rollers are activated to clean the
heads (for a maximum of 3 seconds).
Recording continues but the signals may not be
recorded correctly.
The indications on LCD screen are retained until
the REC/PAUSE status is established.  They go
off as soon as the unit transfers from the
REC/PAUSE mode to another mode.
Corrective actionClean the heads.  If the signals cannot be
recorded correctly even after cleaning, consult
your nearest service center.
WARNING lampFlashes four times a second (during standby and
recording).
Indications on LCD screenNo indication
Tally lampFlashes four times a second (during recording).
Viewfinder“WIRELESS RF” display lights for at least 3
seconds during recording.
AlarmSounds four times a second (for at least 3
seconds during standby and recording).
Warning descriptionPoor wireless signal reception.
VTR unit operationOperation continues but the signals from the
wireless microphone cannot be received.
Corrective actionCheck the microphone’s power supply and the
reception condition of the receiver.
WARNING lampFlashes once a second (during recording).
Indications on LCD screenThe bar display that shows the remaining tape
amount starts flashing.
Tally lampFlashes once a second (during recording).
Viewfinder
≥The remaining tape display starts flashing (in
the EE mode).
≥“=
” flashes for 3 seconds one minute before
the tape reaches the end.
AlarmSounds once a second.
Warning descriptionThe tape is close to its end (about 2 minutes
remain).
VTR unit operationOperation continues.
Corrective actionReplace the cassette tape when it becomes
necessary.
WARNING lampFlashes once a second.
Indications on LCD screenThe bar display that shows the remaining battery
charge starts flashing.
Tally lampFlashes once a second.
ViewfinderBATT LED starts flashing.
AlarmSounds four times a second.
Warning descriptionThe battery charge is nearly depleted.
VTR unit operationOperation continues.
Corrective actionReplace the battery when it becomes necessary. 
						

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6-3-3 Emergency eject
If the cassette cannot be ejected by pressing the EJECT button, use a screwdriver or similar tool to press and turn the
emergency eject screw.  This enables the cassette to be removed.
1Set the power to OFF.
4Remove the cassette.
5Return the rubber cap to its original position.
2Remove the rubber cap where shown in the figure.  Insert
a Phillips head screwdriver into the cross-shaped part of
the emergency eject screw (red).
3While pushing in with the screwdriver, turn the emergency
eject screw counterclockwise until the tape is ejected.
≥This screw needs to be rotated through about 20 turns
after the first turn until the unloading can be started.
≥It also needs to be rotated through about 90 turns after
the first turn until the tape is ejected.
2, 5
3
Cassette holder
Emergency
eject screw
Push in and turn at
the same time.

≥Do not turn the emergency eject screw except in an
emergency.
≥Do not turn the screw clockwise.  Stop turning the
screw as soon as the tape is ejected.  Otherwise, the
mechanism may be damaged.
≥After the tape is ejected, the cassette holder will not lock
into place even when an attempt is made to close it.  Be
sure to turn the power off and turn it back on to reset the
mechanism’s operation, and then close the cassette holder.
≥A clicking sound will be heard when the emergency eject
screw is turned: this sound is made by the reel drive
operation and is therefore not indicative of a malfunction.
6-3-2 Error codes
One of the following error codes appears in the display
window when an error has occurred in the unit for some
reason.
Code No.Description of error
04Pinch solenoid problem
08Cleaning solenoid problem
0BSupply reel problem
0CTake-up reel problem
0DCapstan problem
0ECylinder problem
0FLoading problem
38Servo transmission problem
3FCamera transmission problem
6FReference signal problem
11Video initialization problem 
						

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USER MENU
USER MENU SELECT SYSTEM SETTING
PAINT
OPERATION
  SYSTEM MODE
  OPTION MODE
  REC FUNCTION  OUTPUT SEL  GENLOCK
  ROP
  LOW SETTING
  MID SETTING
  CAMERA ID
  SHUTTER SPEED
  SHUTTER SELECT  USER SW  SW MODE  WHITE BALANCE MODE
  IRIS
  FLARE
  USER SW GAIN  MATRIX
  COLOR CORRECTION
  SYSTEM(USER)
  PAINT(USER)
  VF(USER)
  OPERATION(USER)
  FILE(USER)
  MAINTENANCE(USER)
  VTR(USER)   SKIN TONE DTL
  KNEE/LEVEL
  HIGH SETTING  ADDITIONAL DTL
  GAMMA
  CAMERA SETTING
VF  VF DISPLAY
  VF MARKER
  USER BOX  VF INDICATOR1  VF INDICATOR2  MODE CHECK IND
FILE
  CARD READ/WRITE
  CARD R/W SELECT
  LENS FILE  SCENE  INITIALIZE
MAINTENANCE  SYSTEM CHECK  DIAGNOSTIC  LENS ADJ  BLACK SHADING  WHITE SHADING
VTR MENU  VTR FUNCTION
  BATTERY SETTING2
  MIC/AUDIO 1
  BATTERY/TAPE  BATTERY SETTING1
  UMID SET/INFO
  MIC/AUDIO 2  TC/UB
  VTR DIAG MENU
MAIN MENU
OPTION MENU
 OPTION
  ! LED
How to open the menus
USER MENU:Press MENU button to display.
MAIN MENU:Hold down MENU button for 3 seconds or more to display.
OPTION MENU:Press MENU button while holding down LIGHT button to display.
7-1 Menu configuration 
						

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REC TALLYRED
GREEN
CHARFor selecting the method used to inform the
user that the unit is recording when a system
using an extender or other device is
configured and BOTH is selected as the 26-
PIN CONTROL menu item setting while the
system is used in the remote control mode.
RED:The red tally lamp lights.
GREEN:The green tally lamp lights.
CHAR:The letters “REC” appear on the
viewfinder. ItemVariable
rangeRemarks
ItemVariable
rangeRemarks
CAMERA MODE60i
30P
24P
24PAFor selecting the camera’s operation mode.
60i:The camera operates in the 60i mode.
30P:The camera operates in the 30P
mode.
24P:The camera operates in the 24P
mode. (2 : 3)
24PA:The camera operates in the 24PA
mode. (2 : 3 : 3 :2)
PB MODE MANUALAUTOFor selecting the playback mode.MANUAL:The playback mode accords with the
25M or 50M setting of the REC
MODE item.
Operation proceeds with 16:9 or 4:3
read from the tape.
AUTO:In this mode, the recording mode is
automatically detected and playback
is performed in the same mode.
REC MODE16:9/50M
4:3/50M
16:9/25M
4:3/25MFor selecting the mode in which to record the
signals on the VTR.
16:9/50M: signals are recorded at 50
Mbps.
4:3/50M: signals are recorded at 50
Mbps.
16:9/25M: signals are recorded at 25
Mbps.
4:3/25M: signals are recorded at 25
Mbps.
7-2 SYSTEM SETTING
7-2-1 SYSTEM MODE
V.RES (24/30P)INTRLCE
PROG.For selecting the vertical resolution when 25P
is selected.
INTRLCE:Line mixing is used to produce
more natural images.
PROG.:Line mixing is not performed.
When editing after shooting, true
progressive images are obtained.

When PROG. has been selected, progressive
segment frame images are produced,
enabling true progressive editing.  However,
since unnatural images will be obtained if
vertical detail (V.DTL) is added, it is
recommended that V.DTL be set to zero for
use.  (Even when zero has been set for
V.DTL, a sufficient vertical response is
assured for the images after progressive
editing.)
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in the preset mode.
SET UP 50 O%7.5%AFor selecting the setup.  (For 50M recording).
0%:The setup is set to 0% for both the
camera output signals and the signals
on the tape.
7.5%A:The setup is set to 7.5% for the
camera output signals and 0% for the
signals on the tape.
SET UP 25 O%
7.5%
7.5%A
For selecting the setup.  (For 25M recording).
0%:The setup is set to 0% for both the
camera output signals and the signals
on the tape.
7.5%:The setup is set to 7.5% for both the
camera output signals and the signals
on the tape.
7.5%A:The setup is set to 7.5% for the
camera output signals and 0% for the
signals on the tape.
REC SIGNALCAM
VIDEOFor selecting the video input signals.
CAM:The signals from the camera are
recorded.
VIDEO:The signals from the GENLOCK IN
connector are recorded.

CAM is always set when the power is next
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TAKE TOTAL TIMENONE: 5day
For 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
(AJ-YA903G not
installed)OFF
0.2SEC
: 2.0SEC
For setting the NEWS REC time. ItemVariable
rangeRemarks
INTERVAL REC
MODEON
ONE SHOT
OFF
For setting the INTERVAL REC function.
ON (MEMORY):
Interval recording is possible in single-
frame units using memory (AJ-YA903G
installed).
The recording time is 2 seconds or more
for interval recording when memory is not
used (AJ-YA903G not installed).
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.
REC TIME00s01f: 59s29f
For setting the recording time (for one cut).
The shortest possible recording time when the
memory is not used is 2 seconds.

In the 24P or 24PA mode, operation is
performed with the recording time rounded off
to the nearest 5-frame increment.  The
shortest recording operation is 5 frames (with
the setting of not more than 9 frames).
PAUSE TIME00h00m00s01f: 00h04m59s29f: 23h59m59s29f
For setting the recording pause time.

In the 24P or 24PA mode, operation is
performed with the recording time rounded off
to the nearest 5-frame increment.  When the
AJ-YA903G board is installed, the shortest
recording operation is 5 frames (with the
setting of not more than 9 frames); when it is
not installed, the shortest recording operation
is 4 seconds (with the setting of not more than
4 seconds/4 frames).
TOTAL REC TIME 00m00s01f: 90m59s29f
OVER 100min
NONE
For 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.

In the 24P or 24PA mode, operation is
performed with the recording time rounded off
to the nearest 5-frame increment.  Displayed
at the TAKE TOTAL TIME is the value based
on actual operation in 5-frame increments.
AUDIO RECOFF
ONFor setting whether or not to record the
sound.
PRE REC MODE
(AJ-YA903G
installed)OFF
0SEC
: 7SEC: 15SEC
For setting the PRE REC function.
OFF:The PRE REC function is not
operable.
0-15SEC: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: 10SEC
For setting the time taken until recording is to
start after the REC START button is pressed
in the INTERVAL REC mode.
SDI EDHON
OFFFor setting whether or not to add the error
detection flags to the SDI output. ItemVariable
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 M2
BETACAM
OFF
For selecting whether to conserve the power
of the component output to peripheral units.
M2:The power is output at the M2 level.
BETACAM:The power is output at the
BETACAM 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.)
26PIN CONTROLOFF
BOTHFor setting the 26-pin control mode.
OFF:Only the unit is controlled.  (No 26-pin
control).
BOTH:Control over both the unit and 26-pin
connector is exercised.  The tally LED
indicates the status of the 26-pin tally
signal.  (The unit’s recording can be
set using the REC TALLY item on the
SYSTEM MODE menu.)
SDI METADATAON
OFFFor setting whether or not to output the
metadata to SDI.
26PIN CTL
DEFAULTNORMAL
SPECIALFor selecting the portable to be used (for
switching the VTR/SS initial status).
NORMAL:Initially “L”: AJ-D92
SPECIAL:Initially “H”
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ItemVariable
rangeRemarks
RETAKE MODE ONOFFFor selecting whether or not to allow retake
operations (MODE CHECK switch + RET
switch).
ItemVariable
rangeRemarks
VIDEO OUT SELVBS
VF
Y
SDIVBS:Normal composite output.
VF:The Y signal of the viewfinder is output
as is.  It is accompanied by a status
display.
Y:Component Y output.
SDI:SDI output (this setting can be selected
only when the SDI option is provided).
OUTPUT CHAR TC
STATUS
MENUONLY
For setting the kind of characters to be mixed
at the VIDEO OUT (ANALOG or SDI) and
MON OUT connectors.
TC:The time code is displayed.  (The
menu is displayed when the
menu appears.)

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 is displayed
when the menu appears.)
MENU ONLY:Only the menu is displayed.
Normally, nothing is displayed.
MONITOR OUT
CHARONOFFFor selecting whether or not the characters
are to be superimposed onto the monitor
output signal.  (The characters are the same
as the ones for the video output signal.)
ON:The characters are superimposed.
(This item is not linked to VIDEO OUT
CHARACTER switch.)
OFF:The characters are not superimposed.
(This item is not linked to VIDEO OUT
CHARACTER switch.)
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.
ItemVariable
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–160: +000: +160
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.

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
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7-3-2 MATRIX
R GAIN–200: +000: +200
For setting the R channel gain. ItemVariable
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–200: +000: +200
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 ROP
ItemVariable
rangeRemarks
MATRIX TABLEA
BFor selecting the color correction table.
MATRIX R-G–31: +06: +31
For performing the R-G color adjustment.
MATRIX R-B–31: +12: +31
For performing the R-B color adjustment.
MATRIX G-R–31: +06: +31
For performing the G-R color adjustment.
MATRIX G-B–31: –01: +31
For performing the G-B color adjustment.
MATRIX B-R–31: +07: +31
For performing the B-R color adjustment.
L MATRIX TABLE OFFA
BFor selecting the color correction table at
GAIN LOW.
M MATRIX TABLE OFFA
BFor selecting the color correction table at
GAIN MID.
H MATRIX TABLE OFFA
BFor selecting the color correction table at
GAIN HIGH.
MATRIX B-G–31: –05: +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.