Panasonic Aj Spd850p Operating Instructions Manual

							
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Jog/Shuttle (Search dial)
(1) Press the search dial so that it remainspressed in
Check that the JOG lamp lights.
(2) Turn the search dial
The dial ’s click-stops are released, and the card data is
played back at the speed ( –1x to +1x) corresponding to
the speed at which the dial is turned.
When you stop turning the dial, a still picture is shown.
(3) To transfer the memory card recorder from the jog mode to another mode, press the button
corresponding to the mode
Note:
The factory setting is that when you turn the search dial
the mode switches to either shuttle mode or jog mode.
Select KEY at setup menu No. 100 (SEARCH ENA), so
the memory card recorder will not transfer to the search
mode unless you press the search button.
Jog mode
(1) Press the search dial so that it is released from the pressed-in position
The SHTL lamp lights and the shuttle mode is
established.
• Immediately after switching the memory card recorder
on, turn the search dial and leave it at the center
position.
(2) Press the SHTL/SLOW button and switch to
[SHTL] or [SLOW]
(3) Turn the search dial
When the SHTL lamp lights, the playback picture speed
changes from 0 up to ±32x, depending on the dial
position.
This speed can be switched to ±8x, ±16x, ±32x, ±60x or
±100x at setup menu No. 101 (SHTL MAX).
The dial has a click-stop at the center position where the
still picture mode is established. 
(4) To transfer the memory card recorder from the shuttle mode to another mode, press the STOP
button or another button
Notes:
•The playback audio is audible in the  –10 to +10x speed
range from the audio monitor output.
• The playback audio heard in the search mode contains
noise.
• When playing a clip that spans a multiple number of P2
cards at a speed faster than ±1x, the sound heard
during play may break up now and then: this is normal
and not indicative of a malfunction.
• When playing back at the  –10x speed, the playback
sound may break up: this is normal and not indicative of
a malfunction.
Shuttle mode/Slow mode
Locate the edit points.
Each time it is pressed, it is set alternatively to the SHTL/SLOW mode o\
r the JOG mode, and the JOG,  SHTL or SLOW lamp
lights.
When the power is turned on, the search dial will not operate unless it \
is first returned to the STILL position. 
						

							
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Working with clip thumbnails
A clip is a piece of data containing video and audio from a single video\
 recording, as well as additional information
such as voice memos and meta-data. 
This unit allows the following operations to be performed using the sear\
ch dial, FF button, REW button, SHIFT
button and SET button while you are checking out the thumbnails of clips\
 displayed on the LCD monitor.• Playing, deleting, and repairing clips
• Adding/removing shot marks to/from clip thumbnails
• Playing and deleting voice memos
• Formatting P2 cards
• Displaying clip properties and P2 card status
Overview of thumbnail operations
The thumbnail screen is organized as shown below.
THUMBNAIL
ALL CLIP
SELECTED CLIPS
MARKED CLIPS
VOICE MEMO CLIPS DELETE
FORMAT
REPAIR CLIP
RE-CONNECTION
DVD (optional)
DEVICE SETUP
EXIT
META  DATA
NETWORK
DVD (optional)
EXIT CLIP PROPERTY
CARD STATUS
SLOT CLIPS
SETUP
EXIT
MARKED IND.
VOICEMEMO IND.
WIDE IND.
PROXY IND.
DATA DISPLAY
DATE FORMAT
THUMBNAIL SIZE
THUMBNAIL INIT
EXIT
OPERATIONPROPERTY
DEVICES
PROPERTY SETUP
SD CARD
LAN
META  DATA
DVD (optional)
EXIT

Notes: •While the thumbnail screen is displayed, the
superimposing is not output even if the SUPER switch
has been set to ON.
• The thumbnail screen is output from all the VIDEO OUT
and SDI OUT (optional) connectors in accordance with
the setup menu No.902 (GUI OUTPUT) setting.
EXIT 
						

							
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Working with clip thumbnails (continued)
Thumbnail screenPress the THUMBNAIL button to display the thumbnail
screen on the LCD. Press the THUMBNAIL button again
to return to the normal display. 
Press the MENU BAR button on the thumbnail screen to
change the pointer to a menu bar. In this state, menu
actions can be performed on thumbnails.
Thumbnail selection operationsMultiple thumbnails can be selected as desired on the
thumbnail screen.
(1) Use the search dial to move the pointer (yellowbox) to the clip you want to select, and then
press the SET button.
(2) To select more clips, repeat step (1).
When the STOP button is pressed while holding down the
SHIFT button, all the selected clips are released together.
Notes: •
Turn the search dial clockwise (or press the FF button)
to move the pointer to the right and turn it
counterclockwise (or press the REW button) to move
the pointer to the left. Similarly, turn it clockwise while
holding down the SHIFT button to move the pointer
downward, and turn it counterclockwise while holding
down the SHIFT button to move the pointer upward.
•The pointer moves to the first or last clip when the
REW or FF button is pressed while holding down
the SHIFT button.
• A green box appears around the selected clip
thumbnail. Press the SET button again to deselect
the thumbnail. 
•
If, after one clip has been selected, the pointer is
moved to another clip and then the SET button is
pressed while holding down the SHIFT button, all the
clips from the clip selected last to the clip where the
pointer is currently positioned are selected together.

PULL
COUNTERMENUTC PRESETSELECT SLOT
RESET
THUMBNAILMARKERBARMENU
SET SEARCH
REC
PLAY
FF
REW STOP
PREVNEXTSHIFT
SHTLPUSHJOG
SLOW
Memory Card Recorder AJ-
TCREGEN
PRESET REC RUN
FREE RUNDIAG
THUMBNAIL button MENU BAR button
SET button
Search dial 
TC REGEN/PRESET switch
Display status
The display status indicates the type of thumbnails
displayed on the screen.
ALL : All clips are displayed.
SELECTED : Clips selected by the user are displayed.
MARKED : Clips with shot marks are displayed.
VOICE MEMO : Clips containing voice memo data are
displayed.
SLOT : Clips on a specific P2 card are displayed.
For details, see  “Switching the thumbnail display ” on
page 25.
Slot number
The slot number indicates which P2 card contains the clip
at the pointer location. The slot number of the P2 card
containing the clip recording is displayed in yellow. If a
clip recording is spread across multiple P2 cards, the slot
numbers of all of the P2 cards containing part of the clip
recording are displayed.
In addition, the slot number of the slot where the P2 card
is inserted is displayed in white.
Clip number
Numbers set by the memory card recorder are assigned
to all clips on the P2 card. The numbers are assigned in
chronological sequence, starting with the earliest
recording. Clip numbers for clips with different recording
formats or other clips that cannot be played by the
memory card recorder are displayed in red.
Thumbnail
The first frame in each recorded clip is displayed as a
thumbnail.
Time display
The time display varies depending on the display
settings. It shows the time code at the start of a clip
recording, or the user ’s bit at the start of a clip recording,
the recording time, or the recording date.
For details, see  “Thumbnail display settings ” on page 28.
By default, the time code at the start of a clip recording is
displayed.
Thumbnail screen
Notes: •Thumbnails operations are not available during time
code or user ’s bit settings when the TC
REGEN/PRESET switch is set to PRESET, or during
the access to the setup menu.
• The time taken to display the thumbnails differs
depending on the number of clips recorded on the P2
card.   “UPDATING ” is displayed on the thumbnail
screen until the thumbnails are displayed. 
						

							
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Working with clip thumbnails (continued)
Menu bar
The menu bar contains menu items for performing clip
operations, switching/setting the thumbnail display, etc.
To use the menu bar, press the MENU BAR button on
the thumbnail screen. Menu items are selected with the
search dial, FF button, REW button or SET button. 
THUMBNAIL :This menu is used to switch the
thumbnail display or set the display
method.
OPERATION : This menu is used to delete clips and
format P2 cards.
PROPERTY : This menu is used to display clip
properties and P2 card statuses.
EXIT : This menu is used to return the pointer to
the thumbnail area.
Instead of pressing EXIT, the STOP button can be
pressed while holding down the SHIFT button to return
the pointer to the thumbnail.
Incomplete clip indicator
Regardless of whether a recording extends over a
multiple number of P2 cards, this appears when none of
these P2 cards are inserted into the P2 card slots.
Voice memo indicator
This marker is displayed on clips containing a voice
memo. For details, see  “Voice memos ” on page 26.
Shot mark indicator
This marker is displayed on clips in which a shot mark
has been added to the thumbnail.For details, on shot
marks see  “Shot marks ” on page 25.
Wide indicator
This marker is displayed on clips recorded with a 16:9
aspect ratio.
Bad clip indicator
This marker is displayed on clips which were improperly
recorded because, for example, the power was cut off
during recording.It may be possible to repair clips for
which the yellow bad clip indicators were displayed. For
details, see  “Repairing clips ” on page 27. Clips which
contain red bad clip indicators cannot be repaired, so
they should be deleted. If a clip cannot be deleted,
format the P2 card.  appears instead of when the  clips have different formats, etc.
Edit copy clip indicator
This marker is displayed on edit-copied clips.
Indicator for clips with proxy
This marker is displayed for clips with proxy attached. P

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Playing clips
(1) Press the THUMBNAIL button.
The thumbnail screen is displayed on the LCD.
(2) Use the search dial to move the pointer to the
clip you want to play.
The pointer can also be moved to the left by pressing the
REW button and to the right by pressing the FF button.
The pointer moves to the first or last clip when the REW
or FF button is pressed while holding down the SHIFT
button.
(3) Press the PLAY button.
The clip at the pointer location is played on the LCD.
After the clip at the cursor location has been played,
subsequent clips are played in the order in which they
were recorded. After the last clip has been played, the
thumbnail screen is displayed again.
It is possible to display and play only the selected clips
on the thumbnail screen. (It is also possible to select
only those clips which satisfy specific conditions, as the
clips to be displayed on the thumbnail screen.)  For
details, see  “Switching the thumbnail display ” on page
25.
Notes: •Clips with clip numbers displayed in red cannot be
played.
• It is not necessary to select a clip (so that its thumbnail
has a green box around it) in order to play clips.
• If the REW button is pressed while a clip is being
played, the clip is played in reverse. If the FF button is
pressed, the clip is played in fast forward mode.
• If the STOP button is pressed while a clip is being
played, playback is stopped and the thumbnail screen is
displayed again.
• While playback is stopped, the pointer remains on the
thumbnail of the clip which was being played, regardless
of where the pointer was located at the start of playback.
• The images and sound will be disrupted during playback
between clips that have different formats (DVCPRO50,
DVCPRO, DV): This is normal and not indicative of
malfunctioning.
If the THUMBNAIL button is pressed to close the thumbnail
screen, the playback start position will change back to the
clip with the oldest recording time (Clip number 1). 
						

							
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Working with clip thumbnails (continued)
Switching the thumbnail display
It is possible to switch the thumbnail screen so that only
clips meeting certain conditions are displayed.
(1) Press the THUMBNAIL button.
The thumbnail screen is displayed on the LCD.
(2) Press the MENU BAR button.
The pointer moves to the menu bar.
(3) Move the pointer to THUMBNAIL, and thenpress the SET button to select it.
A submenu is displayed. Select one of the submenu
options to switch the thumbnail display.
ALL CLIP: All clips are displayed.
SELECTED CLIPS: Clips selected by the user are displayed.
MARKED CLIPS: Clips with shot marks are displayed.
VOICE MEMO CLIPS: Clips containing voice memo data are displayed.
SLOT CLIPS: Clips recorded on a P2 card inserted in a specific slotare displayed. When this option is selected, another
submenu is displayed, presenting SLOT1 through
SLOT5. Select the slot you want to display.
SETUP:  For details on this option, see  “Thumbnail display
settings ” on page 28.
EXIT:  Exits the submenu.

PULL
COUNTERMENUTC PRESETSELECTSLOT
RESET
THUMBNAILMARKERBARMENU
SET SEARCH
REC
PLAY
FF
REW STOP
PREVNEXTSHIFT
SHTLPUSHJOG
SLOW
Memory Card Recorder AJ-
TCGENSET REC RUN
FREE RUN
DIAG
MENU BAR button 
Shot marks
The memory card recorder allows the user to add shot
marks to clip thumbnails in order to distinguish clips from
each other. 
(1) Press the THUMBNAIL button.
The thumbnail screen is displayed on the LCD.
(2) Use the search dial, FF button or REW button to move the pointer to the clip where the shot
mark is to be added.
(3) Press the MARKER button.
A shot mark is added to the clip thumbnail at the pointer
location.
To delete a shot mark, move the pointer to the clip and
press the MARKER button again.
Notes: •Before adding a shot mark to a clip that spans a multiple
number of P2 cards or deleting a shot mark from such a
clip, make sure that all the P2 clips containing the
recording of the clip are inserted, and then proceed.
• It takes time to add or delete shot marks to edit-copied
clips.
PULL
COUNTERMENUTC PRESETSELECT SLOT
RESET
THUMBNAILMARKERBARMENU
SET SEARCH
REC
PLAY
FF
REW STOP
PREVNEXTSHIFT
SHTLPUSHJOG
SLOW
Memory Card Recorder AJ-
TCGENSET REC RUN
FREE RUN
DIAG
MARKER button
Note: Shot marks can even be added during recording.  
						

							
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Working with clip thumbnails (continued)

Voice memos
A voice memo is audio data which is separate from the
original recorded audio and can be added to a clip
independently of the original recorded audio. Voice
memos added using a camera recorder can be played.
Playing voice memos
(1) Press the THUMBNAIL button. 
The thumbnail screen is displayed on the LCD. 
(2) Press the MENU BAR button.
The pointer moves to the menu bar.
(3) On the menu bar, select [THUMBNAIL], then select [VOICE MEMO CLIPS].
Clip thumbnails containing voice memos will be
displayed in the top part of the LCD screen. Information
about the voice memo on the clip selected by the pointer
will be displayed in the bottom part of the LCD screen.
Note:
Voice memos cannot be added using this memory
card recorder. 

Thumbnail
display
area 
The total number of voice memos
added to the clip is indicated here. Still images associated with
voice memos are displayed here.
The pointer moves.
(4) Move the pointer to the clip containing thevoice memo you want to play, and then press
the SET button.
The pointer moves to the lower part of the LCD screen.
(5) Use the search dial to move the pointer to thestill image associated with the voice memo you
want to play, and then press the SET button. 
The voice memo is played. 
While playing voice memos, refrain from performing any
operation except STOP. 
Press the STOP button to stop a voice memo during
playback.
Deleting voice memos
(1) Perform steps (1) through (4) of  “Playing voice
memos ” to select a voice memo on a clip.
(2) Move the cursor to the voice memo you want to delete, and then press the MENU BAR
button.
The pointer moves to the menu bar.
(3) On the menu bar, select [OPERATION], then[DELETE].
A YES/NO dialog box is displayed.
(4) Use the search dial and SET button to selectYES.
The voice memo is deleted.
Deleting clips
(1) Press the THUMBNAIL button. 
The thumbnail screen is displayed on the LCD. 
(2) Use the search dial, FF button or REW buttonto move the pointer to the clip which is to be
deleted. 
(3) Press the SET button to select the clip. 
(4) Press the MENU BAR button. On the menu bar, select [OPERATION], then [DELETE].
The following screen is displayed. The number of clips to
be deleted at this time appears on the screen.
(5) Use the search dial and SET button to selectYES.
The clip or clips are deleted. All selected clips (enclosed
in green boxes) are deleted.
[NOW DELETING...] and the progress are displayed
while the clip or clips are being deleted.
Instead of performing the operations in steps (4), clips
can also be deleted by pressing the INSERT/DELETE
button while holding down the SHIFT button.

Note:
The voice memo audio playback is output to the
HEADPHONES jack and to the monitor output jack.
It is also output through the AUDIO OUT jack. 
						

							
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Working with clip thumbnails (continued)
Repairing clips 
This section describes how to repair bad clips which were
have been damaged for reasons such as a sudden
power outage during recording. 
(1) Press the THUMBNAIL button. 
The thumbnail screen is displayed on the LCD. 
(2) Use the search dial to move the pointer to theclip you want to repair (if a clip is bad, it has a
bad clip mark on it).
(3) Press the SET button to select the clip. 
(4) Press the MENU BAR button. On the menu bar, select [OPERATION], then [REPAIR CLIP].
A YES/NO dialog box is displayed. 
(5) Use the search dial and SET button to selectYES. 
Reconnecting incomplete clips
Incomplete clips may result when the individual segments
of a clip recorded across multiple P2 cards (connected
clip) are copied separately for each card, etc. These
incomplete clips can be reconnected into a single clip
(the original connected clip) using the reconnection
function.
(1) Press the THUMBNAIL button.
The thumbnail screen is displayed on the LCD.
(2) Use the search dial and SET button to selectthe incomplete clips to be reconnected.
Normally the thumbnails with incomplete clip marks are
displayed in succession.
(3) Press the MENU BAR button. On the menu bar,select [OPERATION], then [RE-CONNECTION].
A YES/NO dialog box is displayed.
(4) Use the search dial and SET button to selectYES.
Note:
Even when only some of the clips are reconnected,
the incomplete clip marks remain unless all of the
clips comprising the original clip are reconnected.
Note:Only clips with yellow bad clip indicators can be
repaired. Clips with red bad clip indicators should be
deleted. If these clips cannot be deleted, the P2 card
should be formatted.
Formatting a P2 card 
(1) Press the THUMBNAIL button. 
The thumbnail screen is displayed on the LCD. 
(2) Press the MENU BAR button.
The pointer moves to the menu bar. 
(3) On the menu bar, select [OPERATION], then [FORMAT]. 
The following screen is displayed.
(4) Select the slot containing the P2 card you wantto format.
The screen shown below is displayed.
If you do not want to format the P2 card, select NO.
(5) Use the search dial and SET button to selectYES.
The selected P2 card will now be formatted.
Formatting an SD memory card
An SD memory card can be formatted by first inserting
the card, following the same procedure as for formatting
P2 cards above, and selecting SD CARD in step (4).

SD memory cards used with the AJ-SPD850should
conform to SD standards. Be sure to format cards using
the AJ-
SPD850. Cards formatted according to SD
standards using PCs or other devices can be used. SD
memory cards with the following capacity (8MB - 2GB)
can be used for the AJ-
SPD850:
8 MB 16 MB 32 MB 64 MB
128 MB 256 MB 512 MB 1 GB 2 GB 
						

							
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Working with clip thumbnails (continued)
Thumbnail display settings
Thumbnail display options can be customized as suitable
for the intended use.
(1) Press the THUMBNAIL button.
The thumbnail screen is displayed on the LCD.
(2) Press the MENU BAR button.
The pointer moves to the menu bar.
(3) On the menu bar, select [THUMBNAIL], then[SETUP].
The following screen is displayed.
MARKER IND.: Toggles the shot mark indicator display ON/OFF. The
default setting is display ON.
VOICE MEMO IND.: Toggles the voice memo indicator display ON/OFF.
The default setting is display ON.
WIDE IND.: Toggles the wide indicator display ON/OFF. The
default setting is display ON.
PROXY IND.: Switches the proxy indicator between indication and
no indication (ON/OFF). The factory setting is ON
(indication).
DATA DISPLAY:  The following clip time display options are available:
time code (TC), user ’s bit (UB), recording time (TIME),
recording date (DATE) or date/time (DATE TIME). The
default setting is time code.
DATE FORMAT:  The following recording date and time display formats
are available: year month day (YMD), month day year
(MDY), day month year (DMY). The default setting is
year month day (YMD).
This setting applies to the recording date displayed
under clip properties, and the recording date and time
displayed when DATE is selected for DATA DISPLAY.
THUMBNAIL SIZE:  Either LARGE or NORMAL can be selected for the
size of the thumbnails which are to be displayed on
the LCD monitor screen.  The factory setting is
NORMAL.
THUMBNAIL INIT:  Return the above thumbnail display settings to default.
Select [THUMBNAIL INIT], and press the SET button.
Select  “YES ” when the confirmation screen is
displayed.
EXIT:  Returns to the previous menu.

Setting of Clip Meta Data
Information such as the name of person who shot the
video, the name of the reporter, the shooting location, or
a text memo can be read from the SD memory card, and
can be recorded as Clip Meta Data.

(1) Insert the SD memory card that contains the Clip Meta Data (metadata upload file).
(2) Press the THUMBNAIL button.
The thumbnail screen appears on the LCD monitor.
(3) Press the MENU BAR button.
The cursor moves to the menu bar.
(4) Select  [OPERATION]  →[DEVICE SETUP]  →
[META DATA]  →[LOAD] from the menu bar,
and press the SET button.
(5) Names of metadata upload files stored on the SD memory card are displayed. 
Select the desired files using the cursor buttons, and
choose YES. Upload starts.
To check the loaded data, refer to  “Confirmation of
Metadata Upload ” on page 33.
 Set ON/OFF by selecting [OPERATION]  →[DEVICE
SETUP]  →[META DATA]  →[RECORD] from the menu
bar.
ON:  The metadata is recorded in accordance with the
setting for the USER CLIP NAME recording method.
OFF:  The metadata is not recorded.
Metadata upload files
Using the latest update version of P2 viewer, metadata
upload files can be written to SD memory cards using a
PC. Download the latest update version of P2 viewer
from the following URL and install it to your PC:
http://panasonic.biz/sav/p2
Regarding SD memory cards to be used, see  “Cautions
in using SD memory cards ” (page 27). 
						

							
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From the menu bar, select [OPERATION]  →[DEVICE
SETUP]  →[META DATA]  →[USER CLIP NAME] item.
Either [TYPE1] or [TYPE2] can be selected as the USER
CLIP NAME recording method.
[TYPE1]
[TYPE2]
1  Concerning the COUNT value
The COUNT value is indicated as a 4-digit number.
When the clip metadata has been loaded and [TYPE2]
has been selected as the recording method, the COUNT
value is incremented by 1 each time a shot is taken and a
new clip is generated.
It can be reset by following the sequence of steps below.
From the menu bar, select [PROPERTY]  →[DEVICE]  →
[META DATA] and then the [USER CLIP NAME] item.
The window shown below now appears.  Align the pointer
with [COUNT RESET] and press the SET button to reset
the COUNT value to 1.
Concerning the incrementing of the COUNT value
of USER CLIP NAME with clips exceeding 4 GB
When a P2 card with a memory capacity of 8 GB or
more is used in this unit, if a one-time continuous
recording exceeds the prescribed duration (refer to the
section on  “Dividing clips over 4 GB in length ” on page
9) or if a one-time recording extends over more than one
card, the recording concerned will automatically be
undertaken as a separate clip.  At this time, the COUNT
value is automatically incremented by 1 and recorded.
Example of recording (DVCPRO50) a clip on one 
P2 card:
Example of recording a clip on two P2 cards:
If the clip thumbnails are shown and their properties are
displayed using a P2 series product, the thumbnail and
COUNT value of clip 1 will be displayed.
 Select [OPERATION]  →[DEVICE SETUP]  →[META
DATA]  →[INITIALIZE] from the menu bar, and press the
SET button. Select  “YES ” when the confirmation screen
is displayed.

Clip 1/
COUNT value = AClip 2/
COUNT value = A + 1
REC start 
(recording start) Stop 
(recording stop) 
1st card   2nd card

Clip 1/
COUNT value = AClip 2/
COUNT value = A + 1
REC start 
(recording start)
Recording duration = Approx. 15 min.
Approx. 10 min. Approx. 5 min. Stop 
(recording stop) 

Working with clip thumbnails (continued)
When clip metadata has
been loaded
When clip metadata has
not been loaded or a
setting for not recording
the loaded clip metadata
has been selected USER CLIP NAME to be
recorded
Uploaded data
Same as GLOBAL 
CLIP ID (UMID data)
When clip metadata has
been loaded
When clip metadata has
not been loaded or a
setting for not recording
the loaded clip metadata
has been selected USER CLIP NAME to be
recorded
Uploaded data 
+ COUNT value1 
Same as CLIP NAME 
						

							
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Clip number 
Thumbnail
Clip information
Various indicators added to the clip, and the number
of added voice memos are displayed. If the P2 card
containing the clip is write-protected, a  mark is
also displayed in this area. Slot number

Working with clip thumbnails (continued)
Example: IP 192.168.000.002 MASK 255.255.255.000
GATE 192.168.000.xxx
“ xxx ” must be a value which does not exist on the
network connected.
DVD settings (optional)
Set whether to use the DVD drive. When not using the
DVD drive unit, use the initial setting [DISABLE]. Refer to
the operating instructions of the DVD drive unit when
using the DVD drive unit.
Note: [EXPORT], which is used to save all the clips together inthe DVD, cannot be used when a P2 card with a memory
capacity of 8 GB or more is used. 
Displaying the properties 
This displays the clip properties, P2 card statuses and
device properties.
Displaying the clip properties 
From the menu bar, select [PROPERTY], then [CLIP
PROPERTY] (alternatively, press the GO TO button
while holding down the SHIFT button).
The following screen is displayed.

Network settings
Perform the network settings. 
(1) Press the THUMBNAIL button.
The thumbnail screen is displayed on the LCD.
(2)Press the MENU BAR button, and select the
following from the menu bar: [OPERATION]
→ [DEVICE SETUP]  → [NETWORK]  →[MANUAL].
Then select [IP ADDRESS]  →[DHCP ON]/[DHCP
OFF].
If [DHCP OFF] is selected, set IP ADDRESS,
SUBNETMASK and DEFAULT GATEWAY.
(3) Next set [LOCALHOST NAME] and [USER].
(4) Set whether [FTP] is to be used and [SAMBA].
Enter the settings using the search dial and SET button.
Shown below is the device setup configuration.
Notes: •Data cannot be recorded on the P2 card via the
network.
• As a setting for [LOCALHOST NAME] or [USER NAME],
a letter of the alphabet must always be used as the first
character. 
For [LOCALHOST NAME]:  Alphanumerics and  “-” can be used for the second and
subsequent characters.
For [USER NAME]:  Alphanumerics,  “-” and  “.”  can be used for the second
and subsequent characters.
• The IP address of [DEFAULT GATEWAY] must be set
without fail even when there is no gateway.
Be absolutely sure to select a value which can be set
from the units [IP ADDRESS] and [SUBNET MASK].

[OPERATION]
[DEVICE SETUP]
[NETWORK]
[MANUAL]
[IP ADDRESS]
[DVD][EXIT]
[LOCALHOST NAME]
[USER][NEW USER]
[HOST NAME]
[DELETE USER]
[CHANGE PASSWORD]
[SMB]
[WORK GROUP]
[EXIT]
[EXIT]
[FTP]
[SAMBA]
[EXIT]
[DHCP ON]  
[DHCP OFF]  [IP ADDRESS] /  ···
[USER NAME] / ···
[USER NAME] / ···
[META DATA]