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    Setting the menu items
    wwPicture 1/2 screen
              P i c t u r e   1 / 2  
      C h r o m a   L e v e l                         \f  A W B   \b o d e                         A W B   A  D e t a i l                               H i g h  F l e s h   T o n e   \b o d e               O f f  C o l o r   \b a t r i x                     E B U  D N R                                     H i g h
      R e t u r n
    Chroma Level [–3 to +3]
    Set here is the col\Ror intensity (chrom\Ra level) of the 
    images.
    AW\b Mode [ATW, AW\b A, AW\b \b]
    The white balance m\Rode is selected her\Re.
    Select the mode whe\Rn the coloring is not natural because 
    of the nature of t\Rhe light source or \Rother factors.
    If the white color \Rserving as the reference can be 
    recognized, subjects can be \Rshot with natural coloring.
    ATW:
       In this mode, the white balance\R is compensated 
    for automatically
    
    , even if changes occur i\Rn the 
    light source or colo\Rr temperature, by a process of 
    continuous and automatic \Radjustment.
    AW\b
     A, A
    
    W\b
     \b:
       When AWB A or AWB B is selected and th\Re 
    white balance is ex
    
    ecuted, the adjustm\Rent results 
    obtained are store\Rd in the memory selected. 
    When AWB
     A or AWB B is then selected, \Rthe white 
    balance stored in t\Rhe selected memory can be 
    recalled.
    wp When preset settin\Rgs have been called from \Rthe 
    A
    
    W‑RP\f55, the AWB mode which was set when 
    the preset data was registered by the AW‑RP\f55 
    will be called.
    Note
    Detail [Off, Low, \figh]
    The image detail (\Rimage sharpness) is adjusted\R here.
    When “Low” or “High” is selected, the d\Retail is enhanced.
    Flesh Tone Mode [Off, Low, \figh]
    Set here is the fl\Resh tone mode for displaying the 
    subjects’ skin so that it a\Rppears more smooth\Rly and 
    eye‑pleasingly.
    When “Low” or “High” is selected, the e\Rffect is enhanced 
    even more.
    Color Matrix [Normal,\> E\bU, NTSC]
    This item is used \Rto load the preset\R color matrix data and 
    compensate for the saturation and color pha\Rse.
    DNR [Off, Low, \figh]
    Set here is the le\Rvel of the digital \Rnoise reduction eff\Rect so 
    that light, noise
    ‑free and clear imag\Res will be output \Rev
     en 
    at night and in ot\Rher low
    ‑brightness en
    
    vironments.
    When “Low” or “High” is selected, even more noise can 
    be eliminated.
    However, there is an incre\Rased possibility t\Rhat 
    afterimages may occur.
    Return
    Use this to return to the previous menu. 
    						
    							4\b
    Setting the menu items
    wwPicture 2/2 screen
              P i c t u r e   2 / 2  
      P e d e s t a l                                 0  D R S                                       O \f \f    G a m m a   T \b p e                 N o r m a l      G a m m a   L e v e l                   M i d  B a c k   L i g h t   C O M P .             O \f \f
      R e t u r n
    Pedestal [–10 to +10\>]
    This item is used \Rto adjust the black level (adjust the 
    pedestal) so that \Rthe dark parts of the images a\Rre easier 
    to see.
    These parts become darker when a negative setting is 
    selected and, conversely, lighter when a p\Rositive setting 
    is selected.
    DRS [Off, Low, \figh]
    Set here is the DRS\R function which provides just the right 
    amount of compensat\Rion when images wi\Rth significant 
    light/dark differences are displayed.
    When “Low” or “High” is selected, the e\Rffect is enhanced 
    even more.
    This may make noise more perceptible with some scenes.
    Gamma Type [Off, Normal, Cinema]
    Selected here is th\Re type of gamma cur\Rve.
    The selected settin\Rg takes effect when “Off ” is selected 
    as the “DRS” item setting. Normally, the “Normal” setting 
    is used. When “Cinema” is selected, image\Rs giving off an 
    atmosphere like movies can be shot.
    Gamma Level [Low, Mid, \figh]
    This item is used \Rto adjust the gamm\Ra compensation 
    level. The selected settin\Rg takes effect when “Off ” is 
    selected as the “DRS” item setting or w\Rhen “Normal” is 
    selected as the “Gamma Type” setting. 
    When “Low” is set, the image\Rs appear sedate an\Rd 
    composed. The resulting gamm\Ra curve has a gentle 
    gradient in the low
    ‑brightness areas
    
    , and the contrast is 
    sharper.
    Conversely, when “High” is set, the tonal range in the dark 
    area is expanded so that th\Re images take on a lighter 
    tone. The resulting gamm\Ra curve has a sharp gradient in 
    the low
    ‑brightness areas
    
    , and the contrast is softer.
    \back Light COMP. [Off, On]
    “On” or “Off ” is set here for the backlight compensation\R 
    function.
    Under backlight conditions, the function prevents 
    darkening as a result \Rof light striking the backs of 
    subjects, and makes it possible to shoot images\R in shade 
    or shadow more brightly.
    The function takes effect when “Auto” has been selected \R
    as the Contrast Mode, Gain or Frame Mix item setti\Rng.
    Return
    Use this to return to the previous menu.
    wwSystem screen
    This menu has items that r\Relate to the genlo\Rck phase 
    adjustment and came\Rra’s output image set\Rtings.
            S y s t e m  
      G e n l o c k  O u t p u t  O t h e r
      R e t u r n
    Genlock (AW‑\fE50S only)
    This displays the Genlock screen on which to\R perform the 
    phase adjustments.
    With the AW‑HE50H, this item \Rcannot be selected.
    Output
    This displays the Output scree\Rn on which to select\R the 
    camera’s output image set\Rtings.
    Other
    This displays the Other screen\R on which to select \Rthe 
    settings for the installatio\Rn status of the cam\Rera’s pan
    ‑tilt 
    head unit and oper\Rating speed as w
    
    ell as the setting\Rs 
    relating to the ot\Rher functions.
    Return
    Use this to return to the previous menu. 
    						
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    Setting the menu items
    wwGenlock screen 
    (AW‑\fE50S only)
              G e n l o c k  
      H o r i z o n t a l   P h a s e                 0  S \f b c a r r i e r   P h a s e    C o a r s e                               9 0 \b    F i n e                                       0  H   P h a s e . S C   F i n e   S t e p         1
      R e t \f r n
    \forizontal Phase [–2\>06 to +49]
    This is used to ad\Rjust the horizontal phase during 
    genlock.
    Subcarrier Phase  \>Coarse [0° to 315°]
    This is used to ad\Rjust coarsely the co\Rlor phase during 
    genlock.
    This setting is valid for the VBS signal output.
    Subcarrier Phase  \>Fine [–127 to +127\>]
    This is used to ad\Rjust finely the col\Ror phase during 
    genlock.
    This setting is valid for the VBS signal output.
    \f Phase. SC Fine Step [1 to\> 10]
    This is used to se\Rlect the amount by which the horizontal 
    phase (Horizontal Phase) is to\R be adjusted and b\Ry which 
    the color phase (Su\Rbcarrier Phase Fine) is\R to be adjusted 
    finely.
    Return
    Use this to return to the previous menu.
    wwOutput screen
              O u t p u t  
      F o r m a t                             1 0 8 0 i  D o w n   C O N \f .   M o d \b       S q u \b \b z \b  H D M I   C o l o r               Y C b C r 4 2 2
      R \b t u r n
    Format [1080i, 720p, 480i]
    The video format is changed on t\Rhis screen.
    For details on how to change the format, refer to 
    “Changing the format” (page
     45).
    Down CONV. Mode
    [Squeeze, SideCut, Letter\box]
    The down‑conversion mode is sel\Rected here.
    Squeeze When the 4:3 aspect\R ratio has been set \R
    for the monitor scre\Ren, the images are\R 
    squeezed horizontally and extended 
    vertically changing the\R view of the angle.
    SideCutWith the vertical height serving as the 
    reference, the parts which extend beyond 
    this at the two sides are cropped\R changing 
    the view of the angle.
    Letter\boxWith the horizontal width serving as the 
    reference, black bands are added \Rat the 
    top and bottom chan\Rging the view of the 
    angle.
    wp When output is sele\>cted for the color bar,
     the mode is 
    fixed to Squeeze. 
    If “SideCut” or “Letter\box” has been selected,\> the \fDMI 
    output will not appe\>ar for a few seconds when the\> color 
    bar display is set to ON or \>OFF. 
    						
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    Setting the menu items
    \fDMI Color (AW‑\fE50\f only)
    [RG\b
    ‑NOR, RG\b‑EN\f, 
    YCbCr422, YCbCr444]
    Set here is the HD\RMI color output.
    p   When an HDMI monit\Ror is used, use “YCbCr4\b\b” 
    under nor
    
    mal circumstances.
    p   In cases where, for instance
    
    , HDMI (RGB) signal\Rs are 
    converted and output to \Ra DVI monitor, the settings 
    required will diff\Rer depending on th\Re color gradation 
    supported by the monitor.
    RGB‑NOR The RGB output sign\Rals are output in \R the 1\f to \b35 range.
    RGB
    ‑ENH The RGB output sign\Rals are output in \R the 0 to \b55 r
    
    ange.
    p   If the black par
    
    ts of the images a\Rppear overexposed 
    when “RGB
    ‑NOR” has been selected,\R use the 
    
    “RGB
    ‑
    ENH” setting instead.
    p   Conversely
    
    , if the images ar\Re displayed with a loss of \R
    dark detail when “RGB
    ‑ENH” has been selected,\R use 
    the 
    
    “RGB
    ‑NOR” setting instead.
    wpIf an HDMI Color s\Retting which is not\R supported by 
    the monitor has be\Ren specified, the H\RDMI Color 
    setting ma
    
    y be changed automa\Rtically.  
    (The menu display will remain uncha\Rnged.)
    Note
    With the AW‑HE50S, this item cannot \Rbe selected.
    Return
    Use this to return to the previous menu. 
    						
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    Setting the menu items
    wqChanging the format
    When the format is changed on t\Rhe Output screen fr\Rom its 
    current setting, th\Re Format change check screen appears.
    Format change check screen
              F o r m a t  
      D o   y o u   w a n t   t o  s e t   F o r m a t ( 1 0 8 0 i \f ?
      C A \b C E L  O . K .
    p   The format (1080i, 7\b0p or\R 480i) to be set is\R displayed 
    within the parenth\Reses on the screen.\R
    p   When the cursor is \Rmoved to 
    
    “O.K.” on the format 
    change check screen and the se\Rtting is entered, \Rthe 
    Format Set screen appe\Rars for 5
     seconds, and the 
    f
    
    ormat is changed. 
    After the format has been change\Rd, the display returns 
    to the Output scree\Rn.
    Format Set screen
      F o r m a t ( 1 0 8 0 i )
      S e t
    p   The format (1080i, 7\b0p or\R 480i) to be set is\R displayed 
    within the parenth\Reses on the screen.\R
    p   When the cursor is \Rmoved to 
     “CANCEL” on the format 
    change check screen and the se\Rtting is entered, \Rthe 
    Format unchanged screen\R appears for 5
     seconds, the 
    f
    
    ormat is left unchang\Red, and the displa\Ry returns to the 
    Output screen. Format unchanged screen
      F o r m a t
      u n c h a n g e d 
    						
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    Setting the menu items
    wwOther 1/2 screen
              O t h e r   1 / 2  
      I n s t a l l   P o s i t i o n     D e s k t o \f  P r e s e t   S \f e e d                       1 0  P r e s e t   S \b o \f e               M o d e   A  D i g i t a l   Z o o m             D i s a b l e  S \f e e d   W i t h   Z o o m   P O S .       O n  F o \b u s   M o d e                       A u t o    F o \b u s   A D J   W i t h   P T Z .       O n
      R e t u r n
    Install Position [Desktop, \fanging]
    “Desktop” or “Hanging” is selected here a\Rs the method 
    used to install th\Re unit.
    Desktop:
     Stand‑alone installation\R
    \fanging:
     Suspended installa\Rtion
    p   When “Hanging” has been selected,\R the top
    
    , bottom, 
    left and right of the images\R will be reversed, and  
    up/down/left/right control for panning and til\Rting will 
    also be reversed.
    Preset Speed [1 to\> 30]
    There are 30 preset pan‑tilt operation speeds of wh\Ren 
    regenerating the camera direction and oth\Rer inf ormation 
    which are registere\Rd in the preset me\Rmory.
    wp If a high value is selected for the Preset Spee\Rd 
    setting, the image\R on the screen ma
    
    y shake when 
    operation stops.
    wp When connecting the \Runit to the AW‑RP\f55 f
    
    or 
    use, the “DIAGONAL SPEED (P/T S\RETTING)” 
    setting of the AW‑RP\f55 takes effect. 
    To change the Preset\R Speed, change the \R
    AW‑RP\f55 setting.
    Notes
    Preset Scope [Mode\>
     A, Mode \b, Mode C]
    Selected here are t\Rhe setting items t\Ro be recalled when \R
    the contents of the\R preset memory are regenerated.
    Mode
     A:   Pan, Tilt, Zoom (includi\Rng digital z
     oom), Focus, 
    Iris, Gain, White
    ‑BAL
    Mode
     \b:   Pan, Tilt, Zoom (includi\Rng digital z
    
    oom), Focus, 
    Iris
    Mode
     C: Pan, Tilt, Zoom (includi\Rng digital z
    
    oom), Focus
    Digital Zoom [Disable, Enable]
    “Enable” or “Disable” is set here for the digital zoom 
    function.
    If zooming is performed toward the Tele end beyond the 
    maximum position when “Enable” has been selected,\R the 
    digital zoom can be operated continuously. Zooming will 
    stop temporarily at the positio\Rn where the optical\R zoom 
    and digital zoom are switched so after it\R has stopped at 
    this position, pro\Rceed with zooming again.
    When the setting i\Rs changed to “Disable” while already in \R
    the digital zoom region, the zoom will automatica\Rlly move 
    to the maximum position of the\R optical zoom.
    Speed With Zoom POS. [Off, On]
    “On” or “Off ” is set here for the function use\Rd to adjust the 
    camera direction’s adjustment speed\R in conjunction with\R 
    the zoom magnification.
    When “On” is set, the panni\Rng and tilting ope\Rrations will 
    become slower in the zoom status.
    This function has n\Ro effect during preset operations.
    Focus Mode [Auto, Manual]
    “Auto” or “Manual” is set here for the focusing function.
    Auto:
       The subjects are al\Rways brought into f
     ocus 
    automatically.
    Manual:
     The focus is operated man
    
    ually.
    Focus ADJ With PTZ. [Off, On]
    “On” or “Off ” is set here for the function whi\Rch 
    compensates for out
    ‑of‑focusing when it occur\Rs dur
     ing 
    panning, tilting o\Rr zooming operations at the manual 
    focus setting.
    When “Off ” is set, adjust th\Re focus as required af\Rter 
    zooming or set the \Rfocus to the auto mo\Rde. This item can 
    be selected only wh\Ren “Manual” has been selected \Ras the 
    “Focus Mode” setting.
    Return
    Use this to return to the previous menu. 
    						
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    Setting the menu items
    wwOther 2/2 screen
              O t h e r   2 / 2  
      T a l l y   E n a b l e               E n a b l e  O S D   O f f   W \f t h   T a l l y         O f f  O S D   S t a t u s                         O f f  W \f r e l e s s   C \b n t r \b l       E n a b l e
      R e t u r n
    Tally Enable [Disable, Enable]
    “Enable” or “Disable” is set here for the function whi\Rch 
    turns on or turns off the tally l\Ramp using the tall\Ry control 
    signal.
    OSD Off With Tally [Off, On]
    This is used to en\Rable or disable the function for clearing 
    the OSD menu displays when the tally \Rsignal is received 
    by a command or conta\Rct.
    When the tally sig\Rnal is released, t\Rhe original OSD menu 
    displays are restored.
    OSD Status [Off, On]
    “On” or “Off ” is set here for the status disp\Rlay which 
    appears during AWB operations.
    Wireless Control [Disable, Enable]
    “Enable” or “Disable” is set here for operations conducted 
    from the wireless \Rremote control.
    The operations are enabled when the unit’\Rs power is 
    turned on from an external device other than a w\Rireless 
    remote control, and\R they are disabled when the power is 
    turned on from a wire\Rless remote control\R.
    p   At the point when \Rthis item’s setting is change\Rd, the 
    new setting is not r\Reflected in oper
    
    ation. 
    It is reflected whe\Rn the unit is set \Rto the standby mode 
    and its power is turned on.
    Follow one of the proced\Rures below if the item’s setting 
    is changed by mistake and the unit can \Rno longer be 
    operated from a wirele\Rss remote control.
    p   When menu operations can b\>e performed using 
    another contr
    
    ol device:
       First change the it\Rem using a control \Rdevice capable 
    of perf
    
    orming menu operations, and then turn off the 
    unit’s power and turn it back on.
    p   When menu operations canno\>t be performed using 
    other contr
     ol devices:
     1.   Turn off the po
    
    wer of the units an\Rd devices that are 
    connected.
     \b.   Disconnect the unit’\Rs pow
     er cable, and plug it back 
    in.
     3.   Perfor
     m the operation for turning on the unit’s 
    power from the wirele\Rss remote control.
     4.   After changing this\R item, turn off the unit’s po
     wer 
    and turn it back on.
    Return
    Use this to return to the previous menu. 
    						
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    Setting the menu items
    wwMaintenance screen\>
            M a i n t e n a n c e  
      F i r m w a r e   V e r s i o n  I n i t i a l i z e
      R e t \f r n
    Firmware Version
    This is selected to\R display the Firmware Version screen 
    on which to check the version of the firmware used.
    Initialize
    This is selected to display the Initialize screen on which to 
    initialize the camera’s settings.
    For details on oper\Ration, refer to “Concerning 
    initialization” on page
     49.
    Return
    Use this to return to the previous menu.
    wwFirmware Version screen
              F i r m w a r e   V e r s i o n  
      C P U   S o f t w a r e    C a m e r a   M a i n               V \f 1 . \f \f    P a n / \b i l t                     V \f 1 . \f \f    N e t w o r k                       V \f 1 . \f \f
      P L D    C a m e r a                         V \f 1 . \f \f    O u t p u t                         V \f 1 . \f \f
      R e t u r n
    CPU Software  Camera\> Main
    This is selected to\R display the software version of the 
    camera unit.
    CPU Software  Pan/Tilt
    This is selected to\R display the software version of the 
    pan
    ‑tilt unit.
    CPU Software  Network
    This is selected to\R display the software version of the 
    network unit.
    PLD  Camera
    This is selected to\R display the PLD version of the camer\Ra 
    unit.
    PLD  Output
    This is selected to\R display the PLD version of the outp\Rut 
    unit.
    Return
    Use this to return to the previous menu. 
    						
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    Setting the menu items
    wqConcerning initializ\>ation
    When “Initialize” is selected on the\R Maintenance screen,\R the 
    Initialize screen appears.
    Initialize screen
              I n i t i a l i z e  
      D o   y o u   w a n t   t o   i n i t i a l i z e  M e n u   s e t t i n g s ?
      C \f N C E L  \b . K .
      R e t u r n
    p   When the cursor is \Rmoved to  “O.K.” on the Initialize 
    screen and the sett\Ring is entered, th\Re Menu settings 
    initialize screen is displayed for 5
     seconds, and the 
    camer
    
    a settings are res\Rtored to the setti\Rngs which 
    were established when the cam\Rera was purchased. 
    However, the Format settings (see \Rpage
     43) and 
    networ
    
    k settings are not\R initialized. 
    When the initializ\Ration operation is completed,\R the 
    Initialize screen is restore\Rd to the display.
    Menu settings initiali\>zed screen
      M e n u   s e t t i n g s
      i n i t i a l i z e d
    p   When the cursor is \Rmoved to  “CANCEL” on the 
    Initialize screen and the se\Rtting is entered, \Rthe Menu 
    settings unchanged \Rscreen is displayed for 5
     seconds, 
    the initialization\R oper
    
    ation is not performed, and the 
    Initialize screen returns to the display. Menu settings unchanged screen
      M e n u   s e t t i n g s
      u n c h a n g e d 
    						
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    Menu item table
    MenuItemFactory setting
    Selection items
    FullAutoManual1 to 3
    Top Menu Camera Scene SceneFullAuto FullAuto, Manual1, Manual\b, 
    Manual3
    Contrast Contrast Mode
    ‑‑‑‑Auto A
    
    uto, Manual
     Contrast Level 0 0–5 to +5
     Shutter Mode
    ‑‑‑‑ ‑‑‑‑Off, Step, Synchro
      Step/Synchro
       (
     When “Step” is 
    selected as the 
    “Shutter Mode”)‑‑‑‑ ‑‑‑‑1/100, 1/\b50, 1/500\R, 1/1000, 
    1/\b000, 1/4000, 1/1\R0000
      Step/Synchro
       (
     When “Synchro” 
    is selected as the \R
    “Shutter Mode”)‑‑‑‑ ‑‑‑‑\f0.\b4Hz to \f4\f.\b1Hz 
    (1 to \b55 steps)
      Fr
    
    ame Mix
    ‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑Auto, Off
    
    , \fdB, 1\bdB, 18dB
      AutoF.Mix Max Gain
    ‑‑‑‑18dB 0dB, \fdB, 1\bdB
    
    , 18dB
    Gain
    ‑‑‑‑Auto A
    
    uto, 0dB, 3dB, \fdB, 9dB, 1\bdB, 
    15dB, 18dB
    AGC Max Gain
    ‑‑‑‑18dB \fdB, 1\bdB, 18dB
    Picture
    
    Picture 1/\b Chroma Level
    ‑‑‑‑0–3 to +3
    AWB Mode
    ‑‑‑‑AWB A A
    
    TW, AWB
     A, AWB B
    Detail
    ‑‑‑‑High Off, Low
    
    , High
    Flesh Tone Mode
    ‑‑‑‑Off Off, Low
    
    , High
    Color Matrix
    ‑‑‑‑EBU Nor
    
    mal, EBU, NTSC
    DNR
    ‑‑‑‑High Off, Low
    
    , High
    Picture \b/\b Pedestal
    ‑‑‑‑0 –10 to +10
    DRS
    ‑‑‑‑Off Off, Low
    
    , High
     Gamma Type
    ‑‑‑‑Normal Off
    
    , Normal, Cinema
      Gamma Level
    ‑‑‑‑Mid Low, Mid, High
    Bac
    
    k Light COMP.
    ‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑Off, On
    System Genloc
    
    k
       (AW‑HE50S only) Horizontal Phase 0
    –\b0\f to +49
    Subcarrier Phase
     Coarse 90° 0° to 315°
     Fine 0 –1\b7 to +1\b7
    H Phase.SC Fine Step 1 1 to 10
    Output Format1080i 1080i, 7\b0p, 480i
    Down CONV. Mode Squeeze Squeeze, SideCut, LetterBo\Rx
    HDMI Color
       (AW‑HE50H only) YCbCr4\b\b
    RGB
    ‑NOR, RGB‑ENH, 
    YCbCr4\b\b, YCbCr444
    Other
    
    Other 1/\bInstall Position Desktop Desktop, Hanging
    Preset Speed 10 1 to 30
    Preset Scope Mode
     AMode A, Mode B, Mode C
    Digital Zoom Disable Disab
    
    le, Enable
    Speed With Zoom POS. On Off, On
    Focus Mode Auto Auto, Manual
     Focus ADJ With PTZ.
    ‑‑‑‑Off, On
    Other \b/\b Tally Enab
    
    leEnable Disable, Enable
    OSD Off With Tally Off Off, On
    OSD Status Off Off, On
    Wireless Control Enable Disable, Enable
    Maintenance Firmware Version CPU Software
     Camera MainVersion shipped
    ‑‑‑‑
     Pan/TiltVersion shipped‑‑‑‑
     NetworkV
    
    ersion shipped
    ‑‑‑‑
    PLD
     CameraVersion shipped
    ‑‑‑‑
     OutputVersion shipped‑‑‑‑
    Initialize‑‑‑‑CANCEL CANCEL, OK 
    						
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