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    4-1-2 Adjusting the Black Balance
    The black balance must be adjusted when:
    zYou use your AJ-SPX800P the first time;
    zYour AJ-SPX800P has not been used for some time;
    zThe ambient temperature has changed substantially;
    zThe gain switchover value has been changed; or
    zS.GAIN (super gain) has been set with the USER MAIN/
    USER1/USER2 button. 
    1Set the switches as illustrated below.
    2Tilt the AUTO W/B BAL switch so that it is positioned at
    [ABB], then release it.
    The switch returns to the central position with the black
    balance automatically adjusted.
    3During adjustment, the viewfinder displays the following
    message:
    
    During adjustment, the lens iris automatically becomes
    CLOSE.
    4The adjustment will take effect in a few seconds and the
    following message will appear:
    The adjusted value is automatically stored in the memory.
    
    zEnsure that the lens connector is connected and the lens
    iris is CLOSE.
    zDuring a black balance adjustment, light is automatically
    cut off.
    zDuring a black balance adjustment, the gain switchover
    circuit is automatically switched.
    The viewfinder screen may flicker and/or display noise;
    this is not a failure.
    zIf you find the black shading annoying after performing an
    auto black balance adjustment, adjust the black shading.
    To do so, go to the menu option DETECTION, move the
    cursor (), then press the JOG dial button. The menu
    option DETECTION can be found in the  screen, which is accessible from the
    MAINTENANCE page.
    Note that pressing the ABB switch for longer than five
    seconds automatically performs an auto black balance
    adjustment, followed by an automatic black shading
    adjustment. (For more information, see the menu option
    SHD. ABB SW CTL in [8-5-5 SW MODE].)
    zTo cancel the automatic black balance adjustment in
    process (the viewfinder displays “ABB ACTIVE”), flip the
    AUTO W/B BAL switch down to [ABB] again.
    If automatic adjustment is cancelled, the value in effect
    before automatic adjustment will be used. 
    Retaining black balances
    Each value in memory is retained even if the video camera-
    recorder is turned off.
    AUTO W/B BAL switch:
    Used to perform ABB.OUTPUT: CAM
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    4-2 Setting the Electronic Shutter
    This section provides a description of the electronic shutter,
    together with setting and handling directions. 
    4-2-1 Shutter Modes
    The table below shows the shutter modes and speeds for the
    electronic shutter provided in your AJ-SPX800P.
    
    zIn any mode, the higher the shutter speed the lower the
    sensitivity of the camera.
    zWhen the iris is automatically adjusted, the higher the shutter
    speed the larger the iris, and the shorter the depth of focus. 
    4-2-2 Setting the Shutter Mode and Speed
    The shutter speed in any shutter mode is set using the
    SHUTTER switch. 
    In SYNCHRO SCAN mode, shutter speed can be switched
    easily, using the synchro-scan adjustment switches (+/–) on the
    side panel. 
    Note that the range of selectable shutter speeds may be pre-
    defined; whether or not to use the SYNCHRO SCAN and
    SUPER V modes may be determined through the  and  screens. These screens
    are accessible through the menu on the CAM OPERATION
    page.
    The selected shutter speed is retained even if the AJ-SPX800P
    is turned off.
    1Press the SHUTTER switch, positioned at [ON], towards
    [SEL].
    2Once more, press the SHUTTER switch towards [SEL].
    Repeat this switchover until the desired mode or speed
    appears in the viewfinder screen. 
    If all modes and speeds are available, the display changes
    in the following order:
    
    Your AJ-SPX800P is not factory-set to display the SUPER
    V mode on the viewfinder screen. To display this mode, set
    the menu option SUPER V found in the  screen, which is accessible from the CAM
    OPERATION page, to “ON”. 
    Viewfinder displays relating to the shutter
    See [4-7 Viewfinder Screen Status Displays].
    Mode Shutter speed Application
    Normal POSISTIONS 1-6 Used to capture clear images 
    of a fast-moving subject
    SYNCHRO 
    SCANRange of 60.3 Hz 
    to 249.7 Hz (60i)
    Range of 30.1 Hz 
    to 248.7 Hz (30P)Used to reduce the effect of 
    horizontal lines when 
    shooting a monitor screen 
    that has a vertical scanning 
    frequency of more than 60 Hz
    SUPER V Used to enhance vertical 
    resolution
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    4-2-3 Placing the Camera-recorder in 
    SYNCHRO SCAN Mode
    To place the camera-recorder in SYNCHRO SCAN mode, follow
    the steps below.
    1Press the SHUTTER switch positioned at [ON] towards
    [SEL], to place the camera-recorder in SYNCHRO SCAN
    mode.
    2In SYNCHRO SCAN mode, the speed can be switched
    seamlessly between 1/60.3 and 1/249.7 seconds, using the
    SYNCHRO SCAN ADJUSTMENT buttons (+/–). (Speed
    switchover is enabled in 60i mode.)
    4-3 Selecting Recording Signals 
    and Recording System
    The AJ-SPX800P is capable of utilising user-selected recording
    signals and format.
    4-3-1 Selecting the Recording Signals.
    Signals to be recorded are selected through the menu options
    REC SIGNAL and CAMERA MODE. These options are found in
    the  screen, which is accessible from the
    SYSTEM SETTING page.
    Setting options and usage
    The option REC SIGNAL is used to select signals to be
    recorded.
    CAM:Signals from the camera are recorded.
    VIDEO:Signals from the GENLOCK IN connector are
    recorded.
    1394:Signals from the DVCPRO/DV connector are
    recorded. (when the optional board 1394 is
    attached).
    The option CAMERA MODE is used to specify the operation
    mode of the camera. (effective when the menu option REC
    SIGNAL is set to “CAM”).
    60i:AJ-SPX800P camera unit operates in 59.94i
    mode. 
    30P:AJ-SPX800P camera unit operates in 29.97P
    mode.
    To operate the camera in 30P mode, the vertical resolution mode
    must be selected through the menu option V.RES (30P).
    (effective when the menu option REC SIGNAL is set to “CAM”).
    INTRLCE:Line-mixed, natural video is recorded. This option
    is used to handle material that uses a standard
    interlaced signal.
    PROG.:Non line-mixed, fully progressive, segmented-
    frame video is recorded. This option is used when
    HD conversion is performed, or when an editor
    and/or display output progressive signals. 
    Note that in progressive (30P) mode signals recorded on P2
    cards are also converted from progressive scan (30P) to
    interlaced scan (60i). 
    SHUTTER switchSYNCHRO SCAN ADJUSTMENT buttons (+/–)
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    zWhen “VIDEO” is selected for the menu option REC SIGNAL,
    non-standard signals output from the GENLOCK IN connector,
    may degrade video quality.
    zWhen “PROG.” is specified for the menu option V.RES (30P),
    segmented-frame video is recorded, allowing you to perform
    completely progressive editing. However, adding vertical
    details (V.DTL) can makes the video appear unnatural. For
    these reasons, it is recommended that V.DTL be set to 0. 
    zIn progressive mode, 50 percent shutter is forcibly added to
    produce more film-like motion video. To cancel this shutter, go
    to the  screen from the OPTION menu and set the
    option P HALF SHUT to “OFF”. 
    4-3-2 Selecting the Recording System
    The recording format is selected through the option menu REC
    MODE.
    The aspect ratio is selected through the menu option ASPECT.
    These options are found in the  screen,
    which is accessible from the SYSTEM SETTING page.
    Details of the option REC MODE
    50M:Video is recorded in the DVCPRO50 format (50
    Mbps).
    25M:Video is recorded in the DVCPRO format (25
    Mbps). 
    DV:Video is recorded in the DV format.
    Details of the option ASPECT
    16:9:Video is recorded with an aspect ratio of 16:9. 
    4:3:Video is recorded with an aspect ratio of 4:3.
    4-4 Selecting Audio Input Signals and 
    Adjusting Recording Levels
    In any format (DVCPRO50, DVCPRO or DV), the AJ-SPX800P
    supports independent four-channel audio recording. 
    When the AUDIO SELECT CH1/CH2 switch is positioned at
    [AUTO], the recording levels for Audio Channels 1 and 2 are
    automatically adjusted. To manually adjust the recording levels,
    position the switch at [MAN]. Note that the recording levels for
    Audio Channels 3 and 4 are selected through a menu option.
    4-4-1 Selecting Audio Input Signals
    The input signals to be recorded on Audio Channels 1, 2, 3, and
    4 are selected with the AUDIO IN switch. For more information,
    see [2-2 Audio (input) Function Section].
    Your AJ-SPX800P is factory-set to perform no recording on
    Audio Channels 3 and 4 in the DVCPRO and DV formats. To
    enable four-channel recording, the menu option 25M REC CH
    SEL must be set to “4CH”.
    The following table shows audio signals recorded on Audio
    Channels 3 and 4 that depend on the settings for menu options
    REC CH3/4 and 25M REC CH SEL. 
    These options are found in the MIC/AUDIO1 screen, which is
    accessible from the MAIN OPERATION page:
    REC CH3/4
    options25M REC 
    CH SEL
    optionsRecording on CH3/4
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    Audio signals 
    selected with the 
    AUDIO IN CH3/
    CH4 switch are 
    recorded.No recording is 
    performed.
    4CHAudio signals selected 
    with the AUDIO IN 
    CH3/CH4 switch are 
    recorded.
    CH1/22CH
    Signals for Audio 
    Channel 1 are also 
    recorded on Audio 
    Channel 3, and 
    signals for Audio 
    Channel 4 are also 
    recorded on Audio 
    Channel 2.No recording is 
    performed.
    4CHSignals for Audio 
    Channel 1 are also 
    recorded on Audio 
    Channel 3, and signals 
    for Audio Channel 4 are 
    also recorded on Audio 
    Channel 2.
    AUDIO LEVEL 
    CH1/CH2 controls
    AUDIO SELECT 
    CH1/CH2 switch
    MONITOR CH1/3 
    / ST / CH2/4
    selector switch
    MONITOR SELECT 
    CH1/2 / CH3/4
    selector switchDisplay window
    AUDIO IN CH1/CH2/
    CH3/CH4 buttons 
    						
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    zAudio Channels 1 and 2 always receive the signals selected
    with the AUDIO IN CH1 and CH2 switches. 
    zWhen the extension board AJ-YA902AG (optional accessory)
    is attached, 4-channel recorded audio signals are SDI-output,
    as is. 
    Specific audio settings are performed through the  and  screens, which are accessible
    from the MAIN OPERATION page.
    For more information, see [8-6 MAIN OPERATION].
    4-4-2 Adjusting Recording Levels
    To adjust the recording levels for Audio Channels 1 and 2, follow
    the steps below.
    1Position the MONITOR SELECT  CH1/2 / CH3/4-selector
    switch at CH1/2 so that the audio level meter on the display
    window will provide CH1 and CH2 indications. Ensure that
    the channel indications displayed in the window are 1 and
    2.
    Whether to enable or disable the FRONT AUDIO LEVEL
    control must be preset through menu options FRONT VR
    CH1 and FRONT VR CH2. Note that this control is factory-
    disabled.
    The menu options are found in the MIC/AUDIO1 screen,
    which is accessible from the MAIN OPERATION page.
    2Position the AUDIO SELECT CH1/CH2 switch at [MAN]. 
    3While checking the audio channel level meter in the display
    window or the audio level meter in the viewfinder, adjust the
    AUDIO LEVEL CH1/CH2 control.
    Note that if the level exceeds the top bar (0 dB), the word
    OVER illuminates to show that the input level is excessive.
    The adjustment made in such a way that the maximum level
    will not reach the 0 dB bar. 
    Audio level meter on the display window
    Audio level meter in the viewfinder
    When operating the AJ-SPX800P without a sound recordist, it is
    recommended that the FRONT AUDIO LEVEL control should be
    used to adjust the audio level. 
    In advance, check the level meter in the viewfinder screen and
    use the AUDIO LEVEL control to adjust the appropriate audio
    channel so that no excessive audio signals will be admitted.
    4-4-3 CH3 and CH4 Recording Levels 
    The following table shows the effects on the recording level for
    Audio Channels 3 and 4 that depend on the settings and input
    levels specified through the menu options AUTO LEVEL CH3
    and AUTO LEVEL CH4. Note that the recording level cannot be
    adjusted manually.
    These options are found in the  screen, which is
    accessible from the MAIN OPERATION page. 
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    4-5 Setting Time Data
    4-5-1 Setting the User Bits
    The user bits allow information, including memos that use up to
    eight-digit base 16 numbers (date and time), to be recorded in
    the secondary code area.   
    1Position the DISPLAY switch at [UB].
    2Position the TCG switch at [SET].
    When the left digit starts blinking you can change the value. 
    3Use CURSOR buttons to set the user bits.
    
     button: Shifts the target (blinking) digit to the right.
    
     button: Shifts the target (blinking) digit to the left.
    
     button: Advances the blinking number by one digit. 
    
    button: Winds back the blinking number by one digit.
    4Position the TCG at [F-RUN] or [R-RUN].
    5Go to the  screen from the MAIN OPERATION
    page, and set the menu option UB MODE to “USER”.
    
    When the TCG switch is positioned at [SET], thumbnails
    cannot be manipulated.
    Retaining the user bits
    The data set for the user bits are automatically saved and
    retained even if the video camera-recorder is turned off.
    Card continuity provided by the user's bit
    If the menu option UB MODE is set to “REGEN”, the AJ-
    SPX800P reads the user bits in the last frame of the last clip
    recorded on a P2 card (clip with the most recent recording date
    and time), and records that bit onto the next card. Note that
    settings for the user bits are not recorded.
    The menu option UB MODE can be found in the 
    screen, which is accessible from the MAIN OPERATION page. 
    
    The AJ-SPX800P also records the time code and user bits in the
    VIDEO AUX area. The value for the time code (VITC) is the
    same as that of the time code (LTC) in the secondary code area.
    The user bits (of VITC) also records special information,
    including the shoting frame rate.
    CURSOR and SET buttonsHOLD switch
    Display 
    window DISPLAY switch
    TCG switch
    User bits of VITC
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    Fixed value
    Camera shooting mode
    60i:  600
    30P:  308Card management data
    zFrame update flag
    zRecording start/stop mark
    Verification 
    information on 
    the right-hand 
    six digits  
    						
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    4-5-2 Setting the Internal Clock’s Date and 
    Time
    1Position the DISPLAY switch at [UB].
    2Press the HOLD button to display a date in the display
    window.
    3Position the TCG switch at [SET].
    4Use the CURSOR and SET buttons to set the year, month
    and day (Y/M/D).
    Note that any later than 2030 cannot be set.
    5Press the HOLD button to display a time in the display
    window.
    6Use the CURSOR buttons to set the hour, minute and
    second (h/min/s).
    7Position the TCG switch at [F-RUN] or [R-RUN]. The
    internal clock starts at the moment the switch position is
    changed.
    8Press the HOLD button to display a time zone (time
    difference between local time and Greenwich Mean Time)
    in the display window.
    9Position the TCG switch at [SET].
    10Use the  and  buttons to set the desired hours and
    minutes ahead of (no sign) or behind (– sign) the
    Greenwich Mean Time).
    Example: If the local time is five hours behind Greenwich
    Mean Time,
     set the time zone to “5:00 –”.
    The time zone is always recorded, together with the date
    and time, as metadata.
    See the table at right to set the time zone according to your
    local time. 
    11Position the TCG switch at [F-RUN] or [R-RUN] to accept
    the time zone.
    
    zWhen using the camera-recorder for the first time, be
    sure to perform this setting beforehand. Do not change
    the setting during use of the camera-recorder.
    zWhen the TCG switch is positioned at [SET], thumbnails
    cannot be manipulated.
    
    zIn Step 4, if the TCG switch is positioned at [F-RUN] or [R-
    RUN], this also activate the internal clock.
    To cancel date, time and time zone settings in process, hold
    down the SET button and position the TCG switch at [F-RUN]
    or [R-RUN]. 
    zClock accuracy fluctuates between about 
    ± 30 seconds per
    month when the power is turned off. If more accurate
    timekeeping is required, check the time when the power is
    turned on and, if necessary, reset the clock.
    When the GPS unit AJ-GPS900G is installed, and if it
    successfully receives time information, the internal clock
    keeps accurate (local) time based on the received time
    (Greenwich Mean Time) and the time zone. If the date and
    time differ from the actual local time, the time zone may not be
    set correctly. Check again, to see if the time zone is set
    correctly. (The date and time need not be set again.)
    Time 
    differenceAreaTime 
    differenceArea
    00:00 Greenwich – 00:30
    – 01:00 Azores Islands – 01:30
    – 02:00 Mid-Atlantic – 02:30
    – 03:00 Buenos Aires – 03:30
    Newfoundland Island
    – 04:00 Halifax – 04:30
    – 05:00 New York – 05:30
    – 06:00 Chicago – 06:30
    – 07:00 Denver – 07:30
    – 08:00 Los Angeles – 08:30
    – 09:00 Alaska – 09:30 Marquesas Islands
    – 10:00 Hawaii – 10:30
    – 11:00 Midway Island -– 11:30
    – 12:00 Kwajalein + 11:30 Norfolk Island
    + 13:00 + 10:30 Lord Howe Island
    + 12:00 New Zealand + 09:30 Darwin
    + 11:00 Solomon Islands + 08:30
    + 10:00 Guam + 07:30
    + 09:00 Tokyo + 06:30 Rangoon
    + 08:00 Beijing + 05:30 Bombay
    + 07:00 Bangkok + 04:30 Kabul
    + 06:00 Dacca + 03:30 Tehran
    + 05:00 Islamabad + 02:30
    + 04:00 Abu Dhabi + 01:30
    + 03:00 Moscow + 00:30
    + 02:00 Eastern Europe  + 12:45 Chatham Islands
    + 01:00 Central Europe 
    						
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    4-5-3 Setting the Time Code
    1Position the DISPLAY switch at [TC].
    2Position the TCG switch at [SET].
    3Set the menu option TC MODE to “DF” or “NDF”. “DF”
    steps the time code in drop frame mode, and “NDF” steps it
    in non-drop frame mode. 
    The menu option TC MODE can be found in the 
    screen, which is accessible from the MAIN OPERATION
    page. 
    4Use the CURSOR buttons to set the time code.
    The time code setting range extends from 00:00:00:00 to
    23:59:59:29.
    
     button: Shifts the target (blinking) digit to the right.
    
     button: Shifts the target (blinking) digit to the left.
    
     button: Advances the blinking number by one digit. 
    
    button: Winds back the blinking number by one digit.
    5Change the position of the TCG switch.
    [F-RUN] steps the time code in free run mode, and [R-RUN]
    set it in recording run mode. 
    
    When the TCG switch is positioned at [SET], thumbnails
    cannot be manipulated.
    Regeneration of Time Code 
    When the menu option FIRST REC TC is set to “REGEN”, the
    AJ-SPX800P reads the time code recorded in the last frame on
    the last recorded clip (with the most recent recording date and
    time) to maintain and record that value. The menu option FIRST
    REC TC can be found on the  screen, which is
    accessible from the MAIN OPERATION page.
    
    However, when a P2 card is inserted or removed or when the
    recording target P2 card is changed using the SLOT SEL
    function of the USER button, the time code for the last recorded
    clip is recorded on the new recording target P2 card. When there
    is no recorded clip, the time code is recorded on the new
    recording target P2 card, from the value generated by the TC
    generator built into the camera-recorder.
    Time code function during battery replacement.
    Even during battery replacement the backup mechanism keeps
    the time code generator functioning for a considerable time
    (about one year). 
    
    When the POWER switch has been switched ON OFF ON,
    the backup accuracy of the time code in free run mode is about
    ± 2 frames. 
    4-5-4 Externally Locking the Time Code
    The time code generator built into your AJ-SPX800P may be
    locked with an external generator. It is also possible to lock an
    external time code generator with the internal generator.
    Connections for externally locking the time code 
    (examples)
    As illustrated, both the reference video signals and the time code
    must be input. 
    Example 1Locking the time code with external signals
    Example 2Connecting two or more AJ-SPX800Ps with one
    another, with one being used as the reference
    device. 
    GENLOCK IN
    TC IN
    Reference 
    video signal Reference 
    time code
    GENLOCK INTC IN
    TC OUT MON OUT
    GENLOCK INTC IN
    TC OUT MON OUT
    TC OUT MON OUT
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    To externally lock the time code:
    Follow the steps below.
    1Turn on the POWER switch.
    2Position the TCG switch at [F-RUN].
    3Position the DISPLAY switch at [TC].
    4Set the menu option GENLOCK to “EXT”.
    This option can be found in the  screen, which
    is accessible from the SYSTEM SETTING page. 
    5Supply a phase-relationship reference time code (that
    conforms to the time code requirements) and reference
    video signals to the TC IN and GENLOCK IN connectors,
    respectively.
    Now the built-in time code generator is locked with the reference
    time code.
    From about 10 seconds after locking the time code generator
    stays locked even if the supply of external reference time code is
    discontinued.
    
    When the time code generator is externally locked, the time
    code instantly becomes locked with the external time code, and
    the counter displays the external time code value. Do not put the
    AJ-SPX800P in recording mode before the sync generator
    stabilises.
    Setting the user bits when the time code is externally 
    locked 
    When the time code is externally locked only time data is locked
    with the time data of the external time code.
    This means that the user bits may be set separately for each
    camera-recorder.
    When “EXT” is specified for the menu option UB MODE, the
    user bits is also locked with the user bits of the external time
    code.
    The menu option UB MODE can be found in the 
    screen, which is accessible from the MAIN OPERATION page. 
    To unlock the externally locked time code:
    Discontinue external time code supply, then position the TCG
    switch at [R-RUN].
    Cautions in switching the power source from battery 
    to external power supply 
    Connect the DC IN socket with the external power supply before
    removing the battery pack, in order to keep the time code
    generator energised. If the battery pack is removed first, there is
    no guarantee that the time code will stay externally locked.
    External synchronisation of the camera when the time 
    code is externally locked 
    When the time code is externally locked, the reference video
    signals input through the GENLOCK IN connector gen-lock the
    camera.
    
    zTo externally lock the AJ-SPX800P, as the master device, with
    more than one unit, the mode must be the same as that of the
    camera. Note that in a system using both interlaced and
    progressive scanning, there may be breaks in the video and
    time code.
    zWhen using the MON OUT connector to output reference
    signals, position the OUTPUT SEL switch on the side panel at
    [CAM]. 
    						
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    4-5-5 Providing an ID to the Camera
    The camera ID is specified through the  screen.
    The ID can include up to 10 alphanumeric characters, symbols,
    and/or spaces. 
    
    When the settings menu is displayed, outputting color bar
    signals does not indicate the camera ID. 
    1Go to the  screen from the CAM
    OPERATION page.
    2Turn the JOG dial button to move the cursor to options
    [ID1:] - [ID3:].
    3Press the JOG dial button. The cursor moves to the ID
    entry area, allowing you to enter an ID.
    4Turn the JOG dial button until a desired character appears.
    The characters that appear are switched in the following
    order:
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    Alphabetical characters: A to Z
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    Numerals: 0 to 9
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    Symbols: ', >, , 
    						
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