Panasonic Aj Spd850p Operating Instructions Manual

							
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Working with clip thumbnails (continued)
Clip information
Various clip information is displayed in this area.
START TC:  The time code value corresponding to
the start of recording is displayed here.
START UB:  The user’s bit value corresponding to
the start of recording is displayed here. 
TIME:  The time at the start of recording is
displayed here.
DATE:  The recording date is displayed here.
DURATION:  The clip length is displayed here.
CODEC:  The clips recording format is displayed
here.
Clip meta-data This area shows more detailed information on the
clip. Move the pointer using the search dial, and then
press the SET button to display the detailed
information.GLOBAL CLIP ID:
The global clip ID is displayed here.
VIDEO: [FRAME RATE
], [PULL DOWN], [ASPECT RATIO]
= Information on the video signal system, etc. is
displayed here.
AUDIO:  [SAMPLING RATE
], [BITS PER SAMPLE] =
Information on the audio channel systems, etc. is
displayed here.
USER CLIP NAME:
The global clip ID is used as is for the USER CLIP
NAME if there is no information in the metadata
upload file or the [RECORD] item has been set to
[OFF].
ACCESS: [CREATOR] [CREATION DATE
], [LAST UPDATE
PERSON] = Information on the date of the last
update, etc. is displayed here.
DEVICE: [MANUFACTURER
], [SERIAL NO.], [MODEL
NAME] = Information on the serial number of the
device which recorded the data, etc. is displayed
here.
SHOOT: [SHOOTER], [START DATE
], [END DATE],
[LOCATION]: Information on the altitude, longitude,
latitude, source, place name, recording start date,
recording end date, etc. is displayed here.
SCENARIO
1/NEWS/MEMO2:
[PROGRAM NAME], [SCENE NO.], [TAKE NO.] /
[REPORTER], [PURPOSE], [OBJECT] / [PERSON],
[TEXT] = Information on the program name, scene
number, reporter, subject of the report, etc. is displayed
here.
1 Be sure to enter [PROGRAM NAME] when
entering SCENARIO. It is not possible to record
only the [SCENE NO.] or [TAKE NO.].
2 Be sure to enter [TEXT] when entering MEMO. It is not possible to record only [PERSON] or
[OFFSET].
The underlined items are automatically added in
accordance with the settings when data is recorded by
this unit.

Each of these items can be input from a PC, etc. Only ASCII
printable characters can be displayed with this memory card
recorder.
Although a multiple number of [TEXT] items can be input
for one clip, only the first TEXT item is displayed with this
memory card recorder.
P2 Card Status Display Settings
Select [PROPERTY]  →[CARD STATUS] from the menu
bar to set the desired indication mode (remaining free
space or used memory capacity) for the P2 card status
display. 
(1) Press the THUMBNAIL button. 
The thumbnail screen appears on the LCD monitor.
(2)Press the MENU BAR button. 
The pointer moves to the menu bar.
(3) From the menu bar, select [PROPERTY]
→[PROPERTY SETUP] →[P2 CARD CAP].
The following screen appears. Select the P2 card status
display settings from the [P2 CARD CAP] menu option.
REMAIN:  Show remaining free space on the P2 card as the P2
card status display.
USED:  Show used memory capacity on the P2 card as the
P2 card status display. 
						

							
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Working with clip thumbnails (continued)
Contents of P2 Card Status Display
Settings
From the menu bar, select [PROPERTY], then [CARDSTATUS]. The following screen is displayed.
When REMAIN has been selected
Write protect markIf the P2 card containing the clip is write-protected, a 
mark is displayed here.
P2 card status (remaining free memory) The free memory remaining on the P2 card is displayed
here in the form of a bar meter and a percentage value.
As less and less free memory remains, the bar meter
decreases toward the left.
One of the following messages may be displayed
instead, depending on the card status.
FORMAT ERROR:  An unformatted P2 card is inserted in
the slot.
NOT SUPPORTED:  A card which is not supported by the
memory card recorder is inserted.
NO CARD:  No P2 card is inserted.
P2 card remaining memory/total memory
This area shows the P2 card ’s remaining memory/total
memory. The indicated values are given in minute
increments. Fractions of a minute are rounded off on the
display so that the sum total of the remaining memory
available for recording on each P2 card may not tally with
the figure for the total memory.
Slot remaining free memory total
The figure obtained by totaling the remaining free
memory of the five slots is shown here.
Note that free space on write-protected P2 cards is not
included in the free space total.

When USED has been selected
Write protect markIf the P2 card containing the clip is write-protected, a 
mark is displayed here.
P2 card status (memory used) The amount of memory used on the P2 card is
displayed here in the form of a bar meter and a
percentage value.  As more and more memory is used,
the bar meter increases toward the right.  Depending on
the status of the card, one of the following displays may
appear.
FORMAT ERROR:  An unformatted P2 card is
inserted in the slot.
NOT SUPPORTED:  A card which is not supported by the
memory card recorder is inserted.
NO CARD:  No P2 card is inserted.
P2 card used memory/total memory
The amount of memory used on the P2 cards and their
total memory capacities are displayed here. The memory
amounts are indicated in minutes. Any amount less than
one minute is rounded off so that the total for the amounts
of memory used for each of the P2 cards and their total
memory capacities may not match. The amount of memory
used for a write-protected P2 card is indicated as 100%.
Total memory used in slots The figure representing the total memory used by the
cards in the five slots is shown here. 
						

							
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Working with clip thumbnails (continued)
Displaying the device properties
The statuses of the SD memory card, LAN, metadata and
DVD drive can be checked.
 From the menu bar, select [PROPERTY]  →[DEVICES]
→ [SD CARD].
If the format is compatible with SD standards,  the message  
“SD STANDARD: SUPPORTED ”
is displayed.
If the format is not compatible with SD standards,   the message  
“SD STANDARD: NOT SUPPORTED ”
is displayed. If this is the case, writing or reading will
not be successful. Format the card with the AJ-
SPD850. For more on formatting SD memory cards,
refer to  “Formatting an SD memory card ” on page 27.
 From the menu bar, select [PROPERTY]  →[DEVICES]
→ [LAN] to display the LAN-related settings. 


The contents of the metadata upload file that is read from
the SD memory card can be checked.
From the menu bar, select [PROPERTY]  →[DEVICES]
→ [META DATA]. The following screen appears.
For more information on each item, refer to  “Displaying
the clip properties ” on page 30.
The META NAME is the meta data name written in the
meta data upload file, and is not recorded in the clip.
 (optional) From the menu bar, select [PROPERTY]  →[DEVICES]
→ [DVD] to display the information on the media inserted
in the DVD drive, the operating time of the DVD drive and
other information. 

Note: Maintenance must be performed when the operating
time of the DVD drive has exceeded 2,000 hours.
Consult with your dealer. 
						

							
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Play List
Differences between normal playback and
play list playback 
Normal playback 
In the example shown below, clips 1-3 are on P2 card 1,
and clips 3-5 are on P2 card 2. Note: If a recording is split between two P2 cards, the
segments are labeled as shown below, where clip 3
is split between clip 3-1 and clip3-2. Playback is
continuous from the current position except during
play list playback. 
The start of the previous (or next) clip is located
when the REW (or FF) button is pressed while
holding down the SHIFT button, but in the case of a
clip which is split between two cards, the start of
clip3-2 is also located.
Play list playback
Set IN/OUT positions at the locations on the P2 card
which are to be played to create a play list. Next, during
play list playback, just the required segments are played
based on the play list.

P2 Card 1
P2 Card 2
Clip 1 Clip 2 Clip 3-1
Clip 3-2 Clip 4 Clip 5
Current position
Continuous 
playback 
Continuous playback

P2 Card 1
P2 Card 2
Clip 1 Clip 2 Clip 3-1
Clip 3-2 Clip 4 Clip 5
Continuous playback based on play list
(when executed starting with event A)

 
 

 

event Aevent B
IN OUTIN OUT
IN OUT
event C

 

event A

 

event B

 

event CPlay list playback

Using the play list Switch and submenu selections
Play list buttons

PLAY LIST EVENTINSERT
DELETE
GO TO
ENTRY OUT
IN
• PLAYLIST button (self-lighting)
This button is used when creating a play list, and to
play data based on a created play list. When the button
is pressed in the stop mode, a play list is displayed.
The button light remains on while a play list is being
created or played. 
• EVENT button (self-lighting)
When the button is pressed while the PLAYLIST button
light is on, the mode changes to play list event
(IN/OUT) setting mode. In this mode, the screen shows
video output, and the IN/OUT point TC and event
number are shown in captions.
• INSERT button
This button is used to add a new event while the play
list summary is displayed. Move the pointer to the
event you want to insert in the play list display
(PLAYLIST button light is on), then press the INSERT
button to add the new event.
• DELETE [SHIFT + INSERT] button
This button is used to delete an event while the play list
summary is displayed. Move the pointer to the event
you want to delete from the play list display (PLAYLIST
button light is on), highlight it using the SET button, and
delete it by pressing this button.
• GO TO button 
This button is used to find the IN and OUT points of
individual events registered in the play list. While the
play list is displayed (PLAYLIST button light is on),
select an event and press the GO TO button while
holding down the IN button (or OUT button) to move
the IN point (or OUT point). A still image is shown on
the screen. Further, when the GO TO button is pressed
while holding down the SHIFT button, the selected
event can be moved. 
• ENTRY button
This button is used to create a play list event. When
this button and the IN (or OUT) button are pressed at
the same time in play list creation mode (both the
PLAYLIST button and EVENT button lights are on), an
event IN point (or OUT point) can be set.
• IN (OUT) button
This button is used to create a play list event. When
this button and the ENTRY button are pressed at the
same time in play list creation mode (both the
PLAYLIST button and EVENT button lights are on), an
event IN point (or OUT point) can be set. When this
button and the RESET button are pressed at the same
time, the IN point (or OUT point) of the selected event
can be deleted.
The play list function enables only particular parts of the
images and sound recorded on five P2 cards to be selected
and the selected parts to be played in any order using only
the unit by operating the IN, OUT and ENTRY buttons on
the front panel.
Note: The maximum number of events which can be
registered using this unit is 100. 
						

							
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Play List (continued)
Overview of play list operations
Play lists can be created on the play list screen or event screen. Press\
 the PLAYLIST button to switch to the play list
screen or press the EVENT button to switch to the event screen. On the e\
vent screen, you can register or change the IN
and OUT points while viewing the images.
On the play list screen, you can insert and delete events as well as sta\
rt playing the play lists.
The configuration of [SETTING] [OPERATION] on the menu bar is as follows\
.

(Play list screen with no events registered yet)
(Play list screen with events already registered) (Event screen)
Register or change the IN and OUT
points while viewing the images.
Set the SUPER switch to ON before
proceeding.
EVENT button
EVENT button

[SETTING]   [REPLACE TC][REPLACE]
[START TC]
[PLAYLIST ESCAPE]
[ON]
[OFF]
[TC][START TC:    ]
[OPERATION][DELETE]
[IMPORT]
[EXPORT]
[EDIT COPY]
[EXIT]
[EXIT]
[ALL EVENT]
[PLAYLIST FILE]
[MEMORY]
[SELECTED CLIP]
[EXIT]
[MEMORY]
[EXIT]
[SLOT1]
···
[SLOT5]
[SD CARD]
[EXIT]
[SLOT1]
[SLOT5]
[EXIT]
[SLOT1]····
[OVERWRITE]
[APPEND]
[EXIT]
[SAVE]
[SAVE AS]
[EXIT]
[FILE]select
[OVERWRITE]
[APPEND]
[EXIT]
[FILE]select
[SLOT5]
[SD CARD]
[EXIT]
[SLOT1]  ··················\
······
[SLOT5]
[SD CARD]
[EXIT]
[DF][DF]
For AJ-SPD850P[NDF]
[ALL MODE]
[PLAYLIST MODE]

Notes:
•While the play list screen is displayed, the superimposing is not output\
 even if the SUPER switch has been set to ON.
• The play list screen is output from all the VIDEO OUT and SDI OUT (opti\
onal) connectors. 
						

							
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Play List (continued)
Creating a play list
Registering events
(1) Press the PLAYLIST button in the stop mode to
switch to the play list screen. 
(2)  Move to the event number corresponding to the
event you want to register. The pointer can be moved faster by turning the
search dial while holding down the SHIFT button.
When the REW or FF button is pressed at the same
time while holding down the SHIFT button, the pointer
can be moved to the first event or last event.
(3)  Press the EVENT button to switch to the event
creation screen. 
(4) P ress the IN button and ENTRY button at the
same time at the position where you want to start
the event (PLAY, JOG, SLOW, SHTL, FF, REW,
PREV, NEXT, etc.).
(5)  Likewise, press the OUT button and ENTRY
button at the same time at the position where you
want to end the event (PLAY, JOG, SLOW, SHTL,
FF, REW, PREV, NEXT, etc.).
• If the event following the event where the pointer is
positioned has not yet been registered, the automatic
increment function will increment the event number by
one.  You may continue with registration if you wish to
do so.
• If a registered event applies to multiple clips, the events
are registered separately. 
Working with multiple clips (example)

PLAYLIST button 
EVENT button 

IN button + ENTRY button
OUT button+ ENTRY button
EVENT button
Flow of operations in creating a play list (registering an event)
• Also when registering a clip whose recording extends
over a multiple number of P2 cards, the clip will be
registered as a separate event where it extends over the
P2 cards like the above.
• The maximum number of events which can be
registered using this unit is 100.  Bear in mind that if a
multiple number of events are to be registered with a
single registration and this number exceeds 100, the
events exceeding 100 will not be reflected on the play
list.
(6) To  check registration or end registration, press
the EVENT button to return to the play list screen. 
•  Press the PLAY button to start playback at the
beginning of the current event.  The stop mode is
established at an event which has not yet been
registered.
Notes: •Set the IN and OUT points in such a way that the
DURATION of each event is at least 10 frames.
Otherwise, the events may not be played properly.
• 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. 
						

							
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Play List (continued)
Moving events
This button is used to change the sequence of events in
the play list. After selecting the event (or events) to be
moved, operate the search dial to move the pointer to the
place where the event is (or the events are) to be moved.
The event is (or the events are) entered by pressing the
GO TO button while holding down the SHIFT button. A
multiple number of events can also be moved at the
same time.
Moving a play list event
Changing events
On the play list screen, move the pointer to the number of
the event to be changed, and press the EVENT button to
switch to the event screen. Play the images, and press
the IN or OUT + ENTRY buttons to change the IN or OUT
point.
Notes:•If the changed IN point comes after an already
registered OUT point, the OUT point will be reset.
Conversely, if the changed OUT point comes before
an already registered In point, the start TC of the clip
concerned will be registered at the IN point.
• If the event following the event where the pointer is
positioned has not yet been registered, the pointer
will move to the following event.
• Set the IN and OUT points in such a way that the
DURATION of each event is at least 10 frames.
Otherwise, the events may not be played properly.
Selecting and releasing events
On the play list screen, move the pointer to the event
which is to be selected, and then press the SET button.
The display colors of the selected event are reversed.
Pressing the SET button again will release the selected
event.
If the pointer is moved to another event after selecting an
event and then the SET button is pressed while holding
down the SHIFT button, all the events from the selected
position to the pointer position can be selected together.
When the STOP button is pressed while holding down
the SHIFT button, all the selected events can be
released.
Adding new events
To add a new event on the play list currently displayed,
move the pointer to the event which is shown on the play
list (the PLAYLIST button light is on) and which is to be
inserted, and press the INSERT button. The new event is
now added.
Deleting events
To delete an event on the play list currently displayed,
first move the pointer to the event which is shown on the
play list (the PLAYLIST button light is on) and which is to
to be deleted, and use the SET button to highlight the
event. The event can then be deleted by pressing the
DELETE [SHIFT + INSERT] button. 
Resetting play lists
All the play list events can be reset.
Select [OPERATION]  → [DELETE]  → [ALL EVENT], and
then select [YES]. To cancel the resetting, select [NO]
instead.
All the events of a play list can be reset also by pressing
the RESET button while holding down the SHIFT button.
Deleting play list files
You can delete play list files.
Select [OPERATION]  → [DELETE]  → [PLAYLIST FILE]
to select the location and filename of the file to be
deleted, and press the DELETE  [SHIFT + INSERT]
button.

SET button

Search dial 
						

							
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Play List (continued)
Importing and storing play lists
Importing play lists from an external source
(1) Press the PLAYLIST button to switch to the playlist screen.
(2)  Open the OPERATION sub menu and select
IMPORT.
(3) Select the import destination. [SLOT1-SLOT5]:The play list data stored on any of the P2 cards in
slots 1 to 5 is selected.
[SD CARD]: The play list data stored on the SD memory card is
selected.
[SELECTED CLIPS]:  The clips selected on the thumbnail screen are
turned into play list data.
(4) Select the play list data to be imported. Select the filename.
(5) Select the import method. [OVERWRITE]:The data overwrites the play list which was set prior
to importing.
[APPEND]: The data is added at the bottom of the play list
which was set prior to importing.
[EXIT]: Importing is aborted.
(6) Press the SET button. The importing of the play list data starts.
Exporting play lists [EXPORT]
• Exporting the data to P2 cards [SLOT1-SLOT5]
The play list data is stored in the designated area on the
P2 card in the selected slot.
Select [OPERATION]  →[EXPORT]  →[MEMORY], and
select the slot with the card on which the data is to be
stored.
• Storing on SD memory card [SD CARD]
The play list data is stored using the designated format
in the designated folder on the SD memory card.
• Storing play list data
[SAVE]:The data overwrites previously stored data underthe filename which was imported last. [SAVE]
cannot be selected if the file has not been read.
[SAVE AS]: The data is stored under the filename which isautomatically appended.
• Use an SD memory card which has been formatted
using this unit.  (See page 27) Note: 
Bear in mind that if the number of events exceeds
100, the play list data for the events exceeding 100
will not be imported.
Playing the play listsYou can start playing a play list from the event where the
pointer is positioned by pressing the PLAY button while the play
list screen is displayed. If the pointer is moved to event 1 and
the PLAY button is pressed, play list play (playing events which
have been registered in succession) starts from the head of the
list. To stop the play list play, press the STOP button.
During play, it is also possible to set the play TC which
will output a continuous value from the prescribed value.
In this case, however, the original value will be used as
the IEEE1394 or other TC.
The initial value is set and the output TC selected using
[SETTING] on the menu bar.
To play the TC from the prescribed value during play:
•Set the TC replacement mode.
Select [SETTING]  →[REPLACE TC]  →[REPLACE],
and set [ON].
• Set the initial TC value.
Input the initial TC value by selecting [SETTING]  →
[REPLACE TC]  →[START TC]  →[TC]  →[START
TC:    ].
For AJ-SPD850P:
• Set [DF] or [NDF] for TC.
Select [START TC]  →[DF], and then set [DF] or
[NDF].
Play list edit copy function“ Play list edit copying ” refers to turning all the events
registered in succession from event 1 into a single clip.
(1) 
Open the OPERATION sub menu, and select EDIT COPY.
(2) Select the edit copy destination. [SLOT1-SLOT5]:The edit-copied clips are stored on any of the P2
cards in slots 1 to 5.
(3) Select YES using the search dial and SET button. Edit copying now starts.
•  
If the amount of free memory space on the P2 card serving
as the edit copy destination is less than the size of the clip
to be edit-copied,  “WARNING: LACK OF REC CAPACITY ”
appears, and edit copy does not commence.
•  Edit copying is aborted by pressing the SET button or
STOP button at any point during edit copying.
Notes:  • The format of the edit-copied clip is the same as
the format of the events prior to edit copying.
•  When clips with shot marks added are included in
an event, the shot marks will also be added to the
edit-copied clips.
•  During edit copying, the approximate progress of
the operation is indicated.
•  When the beginning of an edit-copied clip is
searched, the beginnings of the events prior to
edit copying are searched.
•  During edit copying, information other than the
shot mark is not copied.
Notes:
•Bear in mind that if the event where the pointer is
positioned has not been registered, it cannot be
played on the play list.
• To play the play list, insert all the P2 cards whose
events have been registered on the play list.
Otherwise, the play list will not be played properly.
• When any operation other than playback is
performed during playback in the TC replacement
mode, the TC will be restored to its original value.
•
Events registered in a play list are identified by the P2 card
serial number, etc. Therefore, clips copied to a different P2
card are not recognized as clips for that play list. 
						

							
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Play List (continued)List of shortcuts
Selecting the mode in which to access clips
in the normal mode (the mode where the
playlist function has been exited)
The method used to access the clips in the normal mode
can be changed.
Set this to use the playlist you have created as material
for the player in the editing system which employs the
RS-422A interface.
(1) Press the PLAYLIST button to switch to the play
list screen.
(2)  Open the SETTING sub-menu, and select
PLAYLIST ESCAPE.
(3) Select the mode to be used to access the clips in the normal mode. [ALL MODE]:
All the clips can be accessed.
[PLAYLIST MODE]: Only those clips registered in the play list mode can
be accessed.
(4)  Press the SET button, and then press the
PLAYLIST button. Operation returns to the normal mode.
Notes: •Although clips can be played in the play list mode
while replacing them with a continuous TC value
using the [REPLACE TC] setting, the original values
will be retained for the TC values played back in the
PLAYLIST mode while in the normal mode.
• When [PLAYLIST MODE] is selected as the mode in
which to access clips in the normal mode, an asterisk
(
∗) appears in front of the operation mode on the
superimposed display, and the PLAYLIST button on
the front panel flashes.
• When the power is turned off, [ALL MODE] is set
automatically.
• When [PLAYLIST MODE] is set, the setup menu
cannot be opened.
While thumbnails are displayed
While play lists are displayed
1 You can select any of the clips in the following
range: from the clip (or event) last selected to the
clip (or event) where the cursor is now positioned.

Front panel operation
[SHIFT] + [STOP]
[SHIFT] + [SET]
[SHIFT] + [DELETE]
[SHIFT] + [REW]
[SHIFT] + [FF]
[SHIFT] + [GOTO]
Description Deselect
Cancel operation 
(return to top)
Select multiple clips1 
Delete selected clip(s)
Jump to first clip
Jump to last clip
Display clip properties

Front panel operation
[SHIFT] + [STOP]
[SHIFT] + [SET]
[SHIFT] + [RESET]
[SHIFT] + [DELETE]
[SHIFT] + [REW]
[SHIFT] + [FF]
[SHIFT] + [GOTO]
Description
Deselect
Select multiple events1 
Delete entire play list
Delete selected event(s)
Jump to first event
Jump to last event
Move play list 
						

							
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Setup (Initial settings)
The memory card recorder’s main settings are performed while making selections using a system of \
menus.
If a TV monitor has been connected to the VIDEO OUT 3 connector or SDI O\
UT 3 connector (optional) on the rear
panel and the SUPER switch is set to [ON], the setting menus are display\
ed on the TV monitor.

HEADPHONES
PULLPULL
AUDIO MIX1&2CH1/3 CH2/4 REC CH1/3
REC CH2/43&4
CH1/3 CH2/4
AUDIO MON SEL
AUDIO VOL SEL LR
MIX
REC
PBUNITYVAR
METER
FULL/FINE INPUT SELECT
VIDEO AUDIO
CH 1CH 2CH 3CH 4
COUNTERMENUTC PRESETSELECT SLOT
RESET
THUMBNAILMARKERBARMENU
SET SEARCH
REC
PLAY
FF
REW STOP
PREVNEXTSHIFT
SHTLPUSHJOG
SLOW
Memory Card Recorder AJ-
ENC
CONTROLREMOTE
LOCALVIDEO
LEVELPRESET
MANUALCHROMA LEVELPRESET
MANUALSET UPPRESETBLKMANUAL
HUEPRESETCHROMA PHMANUAL
TCREGEN
PRESET REC RUN
FREE RUNDIAG
ON
POWER
USB 2.0
OFFREMOTELANUSB
1
2
3
4
5
SUPERON
OFFTCGINT
EXTMODEPB EEREC INHON
OFF
DVCPRO 50
DVCPRO
DV
PLAY LIST EVENTINSERT
DELETE
GO TO
ENTRY OUT
IN
(1)
(6)(4)(2)
(3)

Changing the settings
(1) Press the MENU button
The setup menu screen appears on the TV monitor, and
the setup menu item number appears on the counter
display.
Each time the FF button is pressed (for about 1.5
seconds), the item number and item name are displayed
alternately.
(If a setup was performed previously, the screen on
which the last change was made is displayed.)
(2) Turn the search dial to select the item to be set
The menu screen cursor ( ) moves, and the item
number on the display flashes.
• When the dial is turned clockwise, the item number is
incremented from 001  →002  →003  →004 and so on;
conversely, when it is turned counterclockwise, the
item number is decremented.
• When the FF button or REW button is pressed while
holding down the PLAY button, the next or previous
item is selected.
• Whenever possible, limit the use of the search dial to
the JOG mode.
(3) At the position where the change is to be
made, turn the search dial while holding down
the SEARCH button
The settings on the menu screen and display now flash.
When the dial is turned clockwise, the setting number is
incremented; conversely, when it is turned
counterclockwise, it is decremented.
(4) Upon completion of the setting, release theSEARCH button
•When the search dial is in the SHTL mode, the item will
move unless the dial is set to the center position.

(5) When other items are to be changed, repeat
steps (2) to (4)
(6) Press the SET button
The changes are stored in the memory.
To disregard the new settings and restore the old settings
instead, press the MENU button.
• To return the setup contents to the factory settings
(initial settings), press the RESET button while the menu
is displayed. The following message is displayed.
If the PLAY button is now pressed, the factory settings
are reinstated. SETUP - MENU  INIT  SET
YES / NO
Notes: •If the RESET button is pressed to restore the factory
settings, only the user files currently in use are
restored. The other user files remain unaffected.
• The changes made to the SYSTEM menu contents
are recorded even by pressing the MENU button to
close the menu screen.
SUPER switch (set to [ON])