Panasonic Digital Video Camera Recorder AG-DVX100P Operating Instructions

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Setting menus
SW MODE screen
Item/
(display mode)Description of settings
USER1
(Camera)For setting the operation of the function
allocated to the USER1 button.
COLOR BAR:The color bar display is set to ON or
OFF.
SPOTLIGHT:The auto iris control for the spotlight is
set to ON or OFF.
BACKLIGHT:The auto iris control for backlight
compensation is set to ON or OFF.
BLACKFADE:When the button is held down, the whole
image is faded out into black.  The
sound is also faded out at the same
time.
WHITEFADE:When the button is held down, the whole
image is faded out into white.  The
sound is also faded out out at the same
time.
MODECHECK:When the button is pressed, the camera
status currently set is displayed in the
viewfinder and on the LCD monitor
where it can be checked.
ATW:The operation of the ATW function is set
to ON or OFF.
ATWLOCK:When the button is pressed, the white
balance value is fixed; when it is pressed
again, the operation of the ATW function
is performed.
GAIN:18 dB:When this button is pressed, the gain is
set to 18 dB.
OThe picture may be temporarily
disturbed when the gain has been
switched to 18 dB or from 18 dB to
another value.
USER2
(Camera)For setting the operation of the function to
be allocated to the USER2 button.
The settings are the same as for the ones
for the USER1 items.
BACKLIGHT
The underlining indicates the factory setting.
AUTO SW screen
Item/
(display mode)Description of settings
A. IRIS
(Camera)ON:When the AUTO button is pressed, the
auto iris control operation is performed.
The IRIS button does not work at this
time.
OFF:The auto iris control operation is not
performed even if the AUTO button is
pressed.
The iris control operation selected by the
IRIS button is performed.
ATW
(Camera)ON:The ATW (auto tracking white balance)
function operation is set to ON or OFF
using the AUTO button.
At this time, the operation of this function
cannot be set to ON or OFF using the
WHITE BAL switch and USER button.
However, when ATWLOCK is allocated
to the USER button, the white balance
value can be fixed using the USER
button.
OFF:The ATW function operation is not
performed even if the AUTO button is
pressed.
The ATW function operation selected by
the WHITE BAL switch is performed.
AF
(Camera)ON:When the AUTO button has been
pressed, the auto focus operation is
performed.
The FOCUS switch and PUSH AUTO
button do not work at this time.
OFF:The auto focus operation is not
performed even if the AUTO button is
pressed.
The focus operation selected by the
FOCUS switch and PUSH AUTO button
is performed.
AGC
(Camera)For setting the auto gain control operation
when ON is selected as the A. IRIS item
setting.
6 dB:Auto gain control up to 6 dB is performed
when the AUTO button is pressed.
12 dB:Auto gain control up to 12 dB is
performed when the AUTO button is
pressed.
OFF:Auto gain control is not performed even
if the AUTO button is pressed. 
						

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Setting menus
The underlining indicates the factory setting.
PLAYBACK FUNCTIONS screen
Inputs and audio tracks recorded
Item/
(display mode)Description of settings
END SEARCH
(VCR)For setting what kind of operation is to be
performed when the END SEARCH button
is pressed.
BLANK:The unrecorded blanks on the video tape
are searched.
REC END:The part which was shot last is
searched.

OEven when the REC END setting is
selected, the part which was shot last
will not be searched when the tape is
switched.
OIf nothing has been recorded on the
tape, operation will stop at the end of the
tape.
OEND SEARCH may not operate properly
if there is an unrecorded blank near the
tape start or at a point along the tape.
Item/
(display mode)Description of settings
AUDIO OUT
(VCR)For setting the audio signals to be output
from the AUDIO IN/OUT connectors (pin
jacks) when a tape is played back.
CH1•CH2:CH1 connector = CH1 signals
CH2 connector = CH2 signals
CH1:CH1 connector = CH1 signals
CH2 connector = CH1 signals
CH2:CH1 connector = CH2 signals
CH2 connector = CH2 signals
12bit AUDIO
(VCR)For setting the sound to be output as the
CH1 and CH2 signals when a tape
recorded in the 12-bit audio mode is played
back.
ST1:The sound recorded during shooting is
selected.
CH1 signals = CH1 track
CH2 signals = CH2 track
ST2:The sound recorded during audio
dubbing is selected.
CH1 signals = CH3 track
CH2 signals = CH4 track
MIX:The sound recorded during shooting and
the sound recorded during audio
dubbing are mixed.
CH1 signals = CH1 + CH3 tracks
CH2 signals = CH2 + CH4 tracks

If the sound has been recorded in the 16-bit
mode, there is no CH3 or CH4. Therefore,
the correlation between the signals and
tracks will always be as follows:
CH1 signals = CH1 track
CH2 signals = CH2 track
InputWhen audio dubbing
(12-bit mode)When shooting
Internal
microphone LCH1 CH3
Internal
microphone RCH2 CH4
INPUT 1 (XLR)CH1 CH3
INPUT 2 (XLR)CH2 (CH1) CH4 (CH3)
AUDIO IN/OUT
CH1 (pin jack)__
CH3
AUDIO IN/OUT
CH2 (pin jack)
The audio tracks on which signals are to be recorded during
shooting can be changed using the CH1 SELECT switch and
CH2 SELECT switch.
The audio tracks on which signals are to be recorded during
audio dubbing can be changed using the A DUB INPUT item
on the AV IN/OUT SETUP screen.__
CH4
12-bit AUDIO item and AUDIO OUT item settings, and audio tracks whose
signals are output from the AUDIO IN/OUT connectors (pin jacks)
Audio recording
modeAUDIO OUT
item settingAUDIO IN/OUT
CH1 outputAUDIO IN/OUT
CH2 output 12-bit AUDIO
item setting
12 bit
16 bitCH1•CH2
CH1
CH2CH1
CH1
CH2CH2
CH1
CH2 ST1CH1•CH2
CH1
CH2CH3
CH3
CH4CH4
CH3
CH4 ST2
__CH1+CH3 CH2+CH4
MIX
CH1•CH2
CH1
CH2CH1
CH1
CH2CH2
CH1
CH2 __ 
						

							Item/
(display mode)Description of settings
1394 UB REGEN
(VCR)For selecting the user’s bit to be recorded
when recording the signals of the
component connected to the DV connector.
OFF:The user’s bit selected for the UB MODE
item is used for the recording.
ON:The user’s bit of the signals input to the
DV connector is used for the recording.
OWhen ON has been selected as this
item’s setting, this setting takes
precedence over the UB MODE item
setting.
OThe user’s bit is not recorded if the
signals do not contain the user’s bit
information.
OWhen no signals are supplied to the DV
connector, the UB MODE item setting is
followed.
RECORDING SETUP screen
Item/
(display mode)Description of settings
REC SPEED
(Camera)
(VCR)For selecting the recording time mode.SP:SP (standard play) modeLP :LP (long play) mode
AUDIO REC
(Camera)
(VCR)For selecting the system for converting the
recording to PCM audio.
12 bit :12-bit/32kHz16 bit:16-bit/48kHz
TC MODE
(Camera)
(VCR)For selecting the time code correction
mode in which the time code of the internal
time code generator is to be recorded.
DF:The drop frame mode is used.NDF :The non-drop frame mode is used.
OWhen the progressive mode has been
set to 24P or 24P (ADV), the non-drop
frame mode is established regardless of
this item’s setting.
TCG
(Camera)
(VCR)For setting the operation mode in which the
internal time code generator is to be run.
FREE RUN:The internal time code generator is run
regardless of the operation mode.
REC RUN:The internal time code generator is run
during recording.
FIRST REC TC
(Camera)
(VCR)For selecting the time code which is to be
recorded when recording is started.
REGEN:Recording proceeds in such a way that
the time code continues on (is
regenerated) from the time code on the
tape.
PRESET:The time code is not regenerated from
the time code on the tape.
The time code is recorded using the
value set in the TC PRESET item
serving as the initial value.
However, the time code is forcibly
regenerated when shooting with frame-
to-frame continuity has been performed.
TC PRESET
(Camera)
(VCR)For setting the initial value of the time code
to be recorded.
This item’s setting is valid when PRESET
has been selected as the setting for the
FIRST REC TC item.
OWhen the progressive mode has been
set to 24P or 24P (ADV), set the frame
value to 0 or to a multiple of 5.  If any
other value is set, the time code
recorded will shift.
MIC ALC
(Camera)For setting the mic level automatic control
function to ON or OFF.
OFF ONAudio distortion caused by excessively high
input level can be minimized by selecting
ON for this item.
OThe recording level of the audio signals
must be adjusted using the AUDIO
controls, irrespective of this setting.
1394 TC REGEN
(VCR)For selecting the time code to be recorded
when recording the signals of a component
connected to the DV connector.
OFF:The signals are recorded using the time
code which was set using the TC MODE
item, TCG item and FIRST REC TC
item.
ON:The signals are recorded using the time
code of the signals which have been
input to the DV connector.
OWhen ON has been selected as this
item’s setting, this setting takes
precedence over the TC MODE item,
TCG item and FIRST REC TC item
settings.
OWhen no signals are supplied to the DV
connector, the TC MODE item, TCG item
and FIRST REC TC item settings are
followed.
MIC GAIN 1
(Camera)For setting the input level of the external
microphone which is connected to the
INPUT 1 connector.
-50 dB-60 dB
MIC GAIN 2
(Camera)For setting the input level of the external
microphone which is connected to the
INPUT 2 connector.
-50 dB-60 dB
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Setting menus
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Setting menus
The underlining indicates the factory setting.
Item/
(display mode)Description of settings
REC TIME
(Camera)For setting the recording duration for which
intermittent recording is to be performed.
0.5s:0.5 sec.1s :1.0 sec.1.5s :1.5 sec.2s :2.0 sec.
INTERVAL TIME
(Camera)For setting the duration of the interval time
with which intermittent recording is to be
performed.
30s:30 sec.1m :1 min.5m :5 min.10m :10 min.
AV IN/OUT SETUP screen
Item/
(display mode)Description of settings
A DUB INPUT
(VCR)For selecting the sound which is to be
recorded when audio dubbing is performed.
MIC: The sound from the internal microphone
or the sound from the external
components connected to the INPUT 1
and 2 connectors is recorded.  (The
sound is selected using the CH1 SELECT
switch and CH2 SELECT switch.)
A_IN: The sound of the audio component
connected to the AUDIO IN/OUT
connectors (pin jacks) is recorded.

If audio dubbing is performed when the
sound has been recorded in the 16-bit
audio mode, the sound will be recorded
over the sound heard during shooting.
DV OUT
(VCR)For setting the function, which converts the
analog signals which have been input into
digital signals and outputs them from the
DV connector, to ON or OFF.
OFFON
INTERVAL REC
(Camera)For setting the intermittent recording mode.OFF: Intermittent recording is not performed.ON:  When the START/STOP button is
pressed, intermittent recording is
performed with the cycle set by the REC
TIME item and INTERVAL TIME item.
ONE-SHOT:  The time lapse shooting mode is
established.
When the START/STOP button is
pressed, recording is performed for the
number of seconds set by the REC TIME
item, after which the recording pause
mode is established.
O
When intermittent recording is set to ON or
ONE-SHOT, “I –” flashes on the left of the
VCR operation mode.  When recording is
started, it stops flashing and lights.
OEven when intermittent recording is set to
ON or ONE-SHOT, the intermittent
recording mode returns to OFF when the
power is turned off.
OWhen the progressive mode has been
set to 24P or 24P (ADV), the OFF is
established regardless of this item’s
setting.
UB PRESET
(Camera)
(VCR)For setting the user’s bit.  However, USER
must be selected for the UB MODE item
setting.
UB MODE
(Camera)
(VCR)For setting what is to be recorded as the
user’s bit.
USER:The user’s information is recorded.TIME:The time of the recording is recorded.DATE:The date of the recording is recorded.TCG:The time code generator’s value is
recorded.
FRM. RATE:The frame rate information for frame
conversion is recorded.
RECORDING SETUP screen
Item/
(display mode)Description of settings
22 02 22 22
Recording control
information
OUpdated frame information
OREC START/STOP
information
Frame rate information
OFrame rate (60, 30 or 24)
OI/P identification information
OConversion information
OFrame rate coefficient
Frame sequence number
OA number from 0 to 4 is displayed
in the 24P or 24P (ADV) mode.
O“F” is displayed in the 60 or 30P
mode.
User’s bit value verification
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Setting menus
The underlining indicates the factory setting.
DISPLAY SETUP screen
Item/
(display mode)Description of settings
ZEBRA DETECT
1
(Camera)For setting the level of the zebra pattern
leaning to the left and displayed in the
viewfinder and on the LCD monitor.
80%, 85%, 90%, 95%, 100%
ZEBRA DETECT
2
(Camera)For setting the level of the zebra pattern
leaning to the right and displayed in the
viewfinder and on the LCD monitor.
80%, 85%, 90%, 95%, 100%, OFF
When OFF has been set, the zebra pattern
is not displayed.
MARKER
(Camera)For switching display of the marker
ON/OFF.
ONOFF
OWhen ON is set, the marker can be
displayed by pressing the ZEBRA
button.
When the marker is displayed, the video
level of the image near the center of the
screen is displayed as a percentage
value at the bottom left of the screen.
DATE/TIME
(Camera)
(VCR)For setting the date and/or time to be
displayed in the viewfinder, on the LCD
monitor and in the video output signals.
OFF:The date and time are not displayed.TIME:The time is displayed.DATE:The date is displayed.TIME&DATTE:Both the date and time are displayed.
OWhen a setting other than OFF is
selected, the date and/or time are
displayed in the video output signals
regardless of the setting selected for the
VIDEO OUT OSD item.
LEVEL METER
(Camera)
(VCR)For setting the audio level meter display to
ON or OFF.
OFF ON
ZOOM•FOCUS
(Camera)For setting the zoom and focus value
displays to ON or OFF.
OFF ON
TAPE•BATTERY(Camera)
(VCR)For setting the remaining tape amount and
remaining battery charge displays to ON or
OFF.
OFF ON
OTHER
DISPLAY
(Camera)
(VCR)For setting the amount of information to be
displayed in the viewfinder and on the LCD
monitor.  (See page 53)
OFF, PARTIAL, ALL VIDEO OUT OSD
(Camera)
(VCR)
When ON is set, the information displayed
in the viewfinder and on the LCD monitor is
output as the video output signal together
with the images.
ON OFF
LCD
BACKLIGHT
(Camera)
(VCR)For adjusting the backlight of the LCD
monitor.
When HI is set, the monitor becomes
brighter than usual.
HI NORMAL
CAMERA DATA
(VCR)When ON is set, the camera information
(such as camera shake correction, iris
value and gain value) is displayed when the
tape is played back.
OFF ON
Item/
(display mode)Description of settings
LCD/EVF SET
(Camera)
(VCR)For adjusting the display level of the
viewfinder and LCD monitor images.
LCD BRIGHTNESS:The brightness of the LCD monitor’s
images is adjusted.
LCD COLOR LEVEL:The color level of the LCD monitor’s
images is adjusted.
EVF BRIGHTNESS:The brightness of the viewfinder’s
images is adjusted.
SELF SHOOT
(Camera)For selecting the LCD monitor’s mirror
function for face-to-face shooting.  When
MIRROR is set, the image on the LCD
monitor is reversed at the left and right for
display during face-to-face shooting.
NORMAL MIRROR
EVF MODE
(Camera)
(VCR)For selecting what is to be displayed in the
viewfinder and on the LCD monitor.
ONImages are shown at all times in the
viewfinder.
AUTO:When the LCD monitor is opened, the
images no longer appear  in the
viewfinder. 
						

							Item/
(display mode)Description of settings
BEEP SOUND
(Camera)
CLOCK SET
(Camera)
(VCR)For setting the internal calendar of the
camera recorder.
HOUR METER
(Camera)
(VCR)For indicating the total rotational time of the
cylinder head (5-digit display in 1-hour
increments).
TIME SHIFT
(Camera)
(VCR)For adding the time which was set using
this item to the time of the internal calendar
(to compensate for time differences) for
display in the viewfinder and on the LCD
monitor. The clock time after the
compensation is also recorded on the tape.
+23h ---+1h, OFF, –1h ---–23h(In 1-hour increments)
TAPE PROTECT
(Camera)When the camera recorder is left on
standby for about 5 minutes in the shooting
pause mode, it is automatically set to the
tape protection mode. Which tape
protection mode is to be established is
selected using this item.
POWEROFF:  The camera recorder’s power is
set to the OFF mode.
STBY:  The cylinder head is set to the stop
mode.
USER FILE
(Camera)
(VCR)LOAD:  The settings stored last in the user
file are loaded.
SAVE:  The user file settings which have
been changed are saved.
INITIAL:  The user file settings are restored
to the factory settings.
OWhen the LOAD or INITIAL operation
has been performed, set the POWER
switch on the camera recorder to OFF
and then to ON again in order to enable
the settings.
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Setting menus
The underlining indicates the factory setting.
OTHER FUNCTIONS screen
Item/
(display mode)Description of settings
REMOTE
(Camera)
(VCR)For setting the operations which are
performed using the accessory wireless
remote control unit.  (See page 20 for the
remote control unit settings.)
VCR1:The operation performed by the
remote control unit which has been set
to be used for VCR1 are accepted.
VCR2:The operation performed by the
remote control unit which has been set
to be used for VCR2 are accepted.
OFF:Operations performed by the remote
control unit are not accepted.
DV CONTROL
(Camera)For setting the control method when
backup shooting is to be performed by
connecting a component for backup
purposes to the DV connector.
OFF:The component for backup purposes
is not controlled.
EXT:The component for backup purposes
is controlled using the START/STOP
button on the camera recorder.  The
images shot by the camera recorder are
recorded by the component for backup
purposes.
However, the camera recorder does not
record the images.
BOTH:The images shot by the camera
recorder are recorded by both camera
recorder and the component for backup
purposes.
CHAIN:When the tape in the camera
recorder approaches the end during
shooting, recording is automatically
commenced by the component for
backup purposes, which has been set to
the recording standby mode.
DV CMD SEL
(Camera)For setting the recording operation to be
performed by the component for backup
purposes when the START/STOP button
on the camera recorder has been pressed.
REC_P:The mode is switched between recording
and recording pause.
STOP:The mode is switched between recording
and stop.

Select STOP as the item’s setting if the
component for backup purposes is not
equipped with a recording pause function.
REC LAMP
(Camera)For setting the lighting of the tally lamps.OFF:The tally lamps do not light.FRONT:The front tally lamp (by the
microphone) lights.
REAR:The rear tally lamp (by the
viewfinder) lights.
BOTH:Both the front and rear tally lamps
light.For setting the beep tone to ON or OFF.
OFFON
When ON is selected as the setting, the
beep tone is sounded at the times given
below.
OWhen the beep tone is sounded, the
audio signals from the output connectors
are muted, and the beep tone is output
instead.
[Beep tone sounds once]
OWhen the POWER switch has been set
to ON
OWhen shooting has commenced
[Beep tone sounds twice]
OWhen shooting has been temporarily
stopped
[Beep tone sounds 10 times]
OWhen the cassette tape has not been
inserted
OWhen the cassette tape is in the
recording pause mode
OWhen condensation has formed inside
the camera recorder
OWhen a problem has occurred in the
camera recorder 
						

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Screen displays
Camera mode and VCR mode
1Counter display
Each time the COUNTER button is pressed,
the data is selected in the sequence given
below.
COUNTER:
Counter value
M COUNTER:
Counter value in the memory stop mode
TC:
Time code value
“TC2” is displayed when the time code
value could not be read out properly from
the tape.
During operation in the drop frame mode, a
colon (:) appears between the seconds and
frames.
UB:
User’s bit value
“UB
2” is displayed when the user’s bit
value could not be read out properly from
the tape.
FR:
Information on the frame rate used when
shooting
FR 60I : Standard (60i interlace) mode
(60 fields per sec.)
FR 30P : 30P progressive mode
(30 frames per sec.)
FR 24P : 24P progressive mode
(24 frames per sec.)
FR 24PA: 24P advance mode 
(24 frames per sec.)
In the FR 24P and FR 24PA modes, the
sequence information used for frame
conversion is displayed at the last digits.2AWB/ABB operation status display
The operation statuses of the auto white
balance and auto black balance are displayed
here.
3AWB error display
LOW LIGHT:
This appears when the luminance is too
low during the auto white balance
adjustment.
4Recording time mode display (SP or LP)
5Setting selection display
The selected setting appears here when a
switch has been selected or a button has
been pressed to select a setting.
6Auto iris control status display
STD :Standard auto iris control
SPOT :Auto iris control for spotlight
BACK :Auto iris control for backlight
compensation
7Shutter speed display
The shutter speed is normally displayed here.
When the ZEBRA button is pressed and the
marker is displayed (see page 17), the video
level of the image near the center of the
screen is displayed as a value from 0% to
90%.
When the level exceeds 90%, “90%: :
” is
displayed.
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Screen displays
=Zoom position display
The zoom position from Z00 (max. wide
angle) to Z99 (max. telephoto) appears here.
>AWB information display
The white balance information appears here.
?Focus control information display
The focus control information from 99 to 00
appears here.
95 (focal length: infinity)
:
50 (focal length: approx. 1 meter)
Under 49 (macro range)
:
00 (focal length: approx. 2 cm)
ODepending on the zoom position, the focus
may not be within the macro range.
Similarly, depending on the zoom position,
the lower limit of the macro range may
differ.
@Macro control display
AIris display
The F-number appears here.
BGain display
The gain value setting of the video amplifier
appears here.
CND filter display
The selected ND filter appears here.
“ND – –” appears on the display when the ND
FILTER switch has shifted out of position (to
a position other than OFF, 1/8 or 1/64).
Check the ND FILTER switch position.
DRecommended ND filter display
Displayed here is the ND filter which is
recommended under the current shooting
conditions.
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9Audio sampling frequency display
:Scene filename display
;Progressive display
The information on the frame rate when
shooting in the progressive mode is displayed
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FRemaining battery charge display
As the remaining battery charge diminishes,
the display changes in the following
sequence:
555
5
.
When the battery has run down completely,
(and then  ) flashes.
(When the AC adapter is used, a display
other than  may appear: this is normal
and not indicative of malfunctioning.)
GRemaining tape display
Nothing appears here while the remaining
tape is being calculated.
The remaining tape amount is not displayed
when intermittent recording or slow-motion
playback has been performed.
HCamera shake compensation  display
This appears when ON has been selected as
the camera shake compensation function
setting.
mmm dd yyyy hh:mm:ss
Screen displays
EDate and time display
Month:
JAN (January), FEB (February), MAR (March), APR
(April), MAY (May), JUN (June), JUL (July), AUG
(August), SEP (September), OCT (October), NOV
(November), DEC (December)
Day of the month
Year:
2002 --- 2089
Hours:(24-hour clock)
Minutes
Seconds
IBackup component status displays
The status of the backup component
connected to the DV connector appears here.
It does not appear when OFF has been
selected as the setting for the DV CONTROL
item on the setting menu OTHER
FUNCTIONS screen.
DVO:Recording
DV 
;:Recording standby
:Status in which the backup
component cannot be controlled
DV :Backup component not connected
DV – –:The backup component is
connected, but the recording or
recording standby mode has not
been established.
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Screen displays
MIndex recording display
This lights when the INDEX button is pressed
during recording and the index signal is
recorded.
It flashes when the INDEX button is pressed
before recording (index signal recording
standby status).
NAUTO button operation display
“” appears when the AUTO button has
been pressed and the function which was set
on the setting menu AUTO SW screen has
been activated.
A
JOperation mode displays
REC :Recording
O:Recording (during face-to-face
shooting)
PAUSE :Recording standby
O
;:Recording standby (during face-
to-face shooting)
; ;:Playback pause
STNDBY :Standby (cylinder head rotation
stopped)
A. DUB 
; ;:Audio dubbing recording standby
A. DUB 
1 1:Audio dubbing
1
1:Playback
5
5(6
6):Fast forward/cue (rewind/review)
?
?1
1(2
2?
?):Slow playback (reverse slow
playback)
CHK :Rec check
9
9(:
:):Search (reverse search)
;
;1
1(2
2;
;):Frame advance playback 
(reverse frame advance
playback)
BLANK :Blank search
REC END :Rec end search
a a
1
1/a a5
5(a a2
2/a a6
6):
Variable speed search (reverse variable
speed search)
KIntermittent recording display
This appears when ON or ONE-SHOT has
been selected as the setting for the
INTERVAL REC item on the setting menu
RECORDING SETUP screen.
LMic level automatic control display
This appears when ON has been selected as
the setting for the MIC ALC item on the
setting menu RECORDING SETUP screen.
AI–PAUSE USER - 1DV
ALC
OTC 12:34:56:00 Z78
SP
24PA MF25
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AUG 3 1 2 0 2 3 : 5 9 : 5 9
48K22mi nCH1
CH2L
M K
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