Panasonic Memory Card Camera Recorder AG-HPX255P AG-HPX255EN Operating Instructions

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How to handle data recorded on P2 cards
The	P2	card	is	a	semiconductor	memory	card	that	is	used	as	the	recording	medium	in	the	professional	
video	production	and	broadcasting	devices	that	make	up	the	DVCPRO	P2	Series.
■	Since	data	recorded	in	the	DVCPRO	P2	format	or	AVC-
Intra	are	in	a	file	format,	they	have	excellent	compatibility	
with	PCs.	 The	file	structure	is	a	unique	format,	which	in	
addition	to	video	and	audio	data	in	MXF	files	contains	
various	other	important	information	items.	 The	folder	
structure	links	the	data	as	shown	on	the	right.Device:\
CON TENTSA UD IO
CLI P
ICO N
PRO XY
VID EO
VO ICE
LA ST CL IP.T XT*
All these folders are required.
*This is the file in which the information 
on the final clip that was recorded with 
the P2 device is written.
Changing or deleting just one information component 
could make it impossible to recognize the data as P2 
data or use the card in a P2 device. 
■	When	transferring	data	from	a	P2	card	to	a	PC,	or	when	rewriting	data	saved	on	a	PC	to	a	P2	card,	to	
prevent	data	loss	be	sure	to	use	the	special	P2	Viewer	software.	Download	it	from	the	following	website.	
You	can	also	visit	the	support	desk	at	the	following	website	for	details	on	the	system	requirements	of	P2	
Viewer.
http://pro-av.panasonic.net/
■	When	using	regular	IT 	tools	such	as	Microsoft	Windows	Explorer	or	 Apple	Finder	to	transfer	data	to	a	
PC,	follow	the	instructions	below.	
However,	be	sure	to	use	the	P2	Viewer	when	returning	data	to	a	P2	card.
•	 Transfer	the	corresponding	CONTENTS	folder	and	LASTCLIP.TXT
	file	together	as	a	set.
•	 Do	not	transfer	individual	files	from	the	CONTENTS	folder.
•	 When	copying,	copy	the	LASTCLIP.TXT
	file	at	the	same	time	as	the	CONTENTS	folder.
•	 When	transferring	multiple	P2	cards	to	a	PC,	create	a	folder	for	each	P2	card	to	prevent	clips	with	the	
same	name	from	being	overwritten.
•	 Do	not	delete	data	from	the	P2	card.
•	 Before	using	a	P2	card,	be	sure	to	format	it	with	a	P2	device. 
						

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Checkpoints for using memory cards

•	Use the unit by inserting an SD memory card that is compliant with the SD standard or the SDHC 
standard.
•	 MMC (MultiMediaCards) cannot be used. (Bear in mind that taking pictures may no longer be 
possible if you do use them.)
•	 If you intend to use miniSD/microSD cards in camera-recorder, always install the adaptor 
specially designed for miniSD/microSD cards. (The unit will not work properly if only the miniSD/
microSD card adaptor is installed. Make sure that the card has been installed in the adaptor 
before using it.)
•	 Use of Panasonic’s SD memory cards and miniSD/microSD cards is recommended. Be sure to 
format cards using camera-recorder.
•	 Any SD memory card with the following capacities (8 MB to 2 GB) and any 32 GB SDHC memory 
card can be used with the unit.
•	 For the latest information not available in the operating Instructions, visit the P2 Support Desk at 
the following Web sites.
http://pro-av.panasonic.net/
Cards you can useCards you cannot use
•	SD memory cards (including miniSD cards)
•	 SDHC memory cards (including miniSDHC cards) All	memory	cards	except	the	
ones	pictured	on	the	left
•	
MultiMediaCard 
						

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Information on software for this product
1.		
Included	with	this	product	is	software	licensed	under	the	GNU	General	Public	License	(GPL)	and	
GNU	Lesser	General	Public	License	(LGPL),	and	users	are	hereby	informed	that	they	have	the	right	
to	obtain,	change	and	redistribute	the	source	codes	of	this	software.
	 To	obtain	the	source	codes,	go	to	the	following	home	page: http://pro-av.panasonic.net/
The	manufacturer	asks	users	to	refrain	from	directing	inquiries	concerning	the	source	codes	they	
have	obtained	and	other	details	to	its	representatives.
2.	 Included	with	this	product	is	software	which	is	licensed	under	MIT-License.
Details	on	the	above	software	can	be	found	on	the	installation	CD	provided	with	the	unit.	Refer	to	the	
folder	called	“LDOC”.	
(Details	are	given	in	the	original	(English	language)	text.) 
						

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Recording format list
SYSTEM MODE REC FORMATShooting/recording frame mode
Codec
Frame mode VFR OFF VFR ON
1080-59.94i AVC-I100
AVC-I50
60i
60i 1P	to	30P
*1	(Records	as	60i)
30PN 30P	(30PN	native	recording) 1P	to	30P
*1	(30PN	native	recording)
24PN 24P	(24PN	native	recording) 1P	to	30P
*1	(24PN	native	recording)
DVCPROHD 60iCAMERA
	MODE:	60i 1P	to	30P
*1	(Records	as	60i)
CAMERA 	MODE:	
30P 	(2:2	Over60i	recording)
24P 	(2:3	Over60i	recording)
24PA 	(2:3:3:2	Over60i	recording)
―
1080-50i AVC-I100
AVC-I50
50i
50i 1P	to	25P
*2	(Records	as	50i)
25PN 25P	(25PN	native	recording) 1P	to	25P
*2	(25PN	Native	recording)
DVCPROHD 50iCAMERA
	MODE:	50i 1P	to	25P
*2	(Records	as	50i)
CAMERA 	MODE:	
25P 	(2:2	Over50i	recording)
―
720-59.94P AVC-I100
AVC-I50
60P
60P 1P	to	60P
*3	(Records	as	60P)
30PN 30P	(30PN	native	recording) 1P	to	60P
*3	(30PN	Native	recording)
24PN 24P	(24PN	native	recording) 1P	to	60P
*3	(24PN	Native	recording)
DVCPROHD 60P
60P 1P	to	60P
*3	(Over60P 	recording)
30PN 30P	(30PN	native	recording) 1P	to	60P
*3	(30PN	Native	recording)
24PN 24P	(24PN	native	recording) 1P	to	60P
*3	(24PN	Native	recording)
720-50P AVC-I100
AVC-I50
50P
50P 1P	to	50P
*4	(Records	as	50P)
25PN 25P	(25PN	native	recording) 1P	to	50P
*4	(25PN	Native	recording)
DVCPROHD 50P
50P 1P	to	50P
*4	(Over50P 	recording)
25PN 25P	(25PN	native	recording) 1P	to	50P
*4	(25PN	Native	recording)
480-59.94i DVCPRO50
DVCPRO
DV60iCAMERA
	MODE:
60i
30P 	(2:2	Over60i	recording)
24P 	(2:3	Over60i	recording)
24PA 	(2:3:3:2	Over60i	recording)
―
576-50i DVCPRO50
DVCPRO
DV50iCAMERA
	MODE:
50i
25P 	(2:2	Over50i	recording)―
*1:		 Settable	frame	numbers	are	1,	2,	4,	6,	9,	12,	15,	18,	20,	21,	22,	24,	25,	26,	27,	28,	30P.
*2:	 Settable	frame	numbers	are	1,	2,	4,	6,	9,	12,	15,	18,	20,	21,	22,	23,	24,	25P.
*3:	 	 Settable	frame	numbers	are	1,	2,	4,	6,	9,	12,	15,	18,	20,	21,	22,	24,	25,	26,	27,	28,	30,	32,	34,	36,	40,	
44,	48,	54,	60P.
*4:	 	 Settable	frame	numbers	are	1,	2,	4,	6,	9,	12,	15,	18,	20,	21,	22,	23,	24,	25,	26,	27,	28,	30,	32,	34,	37,	
42,	45,	48,	50P. 
						

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Cautions in using the Extension Control Unit
Please	be	cautious	about	the	followings	when	you	are	using	an	extension	control	unit	(AG-EC4G)	
connected	to	the	camera	recorder.
When you operate AG-EC4G
•	To	use	the	IRIS	knob	on	the	
AG-EC4G,	select	AUTO	IRIS	on	the	IRIS	button	of	the	camera	recorder.
•	 The	DRS	function	of	the	camera	recorder	and	the	OUTPUT/AUTO	KNEE	selection	switch	of	
AG-EC4G	
are	related	as	described	below.		
When	the	DRS	function	is	ON,	the	DRS	function	operates	regardless	of	the	position	of	the	OUTPUT/
AUTO	KNEE	selection	switch.		
When	the	DRS	function	is	OFF,	the	camera	recorder	enters	the	 AUTO	KNEE	operation	if	the	OUTPUT/
AUTO	KNEE	selection	switch	is	set	to	CAM.AUTO	KNEE	ON,	while	it	operates	according	to	the	
operation	set	in	KNEE	item	(Page	134)	on	MENU	if	the	selection	switch	is	set	to	CAM.AUTO	KNEE	OFF.
•	 The	ND	FILTER	indicator	of	
AG-EC4G	indicates	as	1	for	OFF	of	the	camera	recorder,	2	for	1/4,	3	for	
1/16,	and	4	for	1/64.
•	 If	the	IRIS	of	camera	recorder	indicates	F8.5,	it	is	indicated	as	F8.6	on	the	
AG-EC4G.
•	 SET
	and	the	pause	action	on	the	Operation	lever	of	the	camera	recorder	are	not	available	on	 AG-EC4G.
Operations of camera recorder
•	 Shutter	speed	setting	cannot	be	done	on	the	camera	recorder.	
If	you	have	pressed	the	DIAL
	SEL	button,	the	functions	of	the	SHTR/F.RATE	dial	will	change	in	order	as	follows:	FRAME	RATE		LOCK		FRAME	RATE
•	The	GAIN	and	WHITE	BAL
	switches	and	MENU,	BARS,	USER	MAIN,	USER1,	and	USER2	buttons	on	
the	camera	recorder	are	not	available.	However,	the	USER2	button	on	the	 AG-EC4G	is	used	only	to	
switch	between	CAMERA 	mode	and	PB/THUMBNAIL 	mode.
•	 Wireless	remote	control	cannot	be	used.
•	 VIDEO
	OUT 	CHAR 	item 	(Page 	145) 	on 	MENU 	is 	disabled 	and 	the 	camera 	recorder 	operates 	according 	to	
the	setting	of	the	extension	control	unit.
Cautions in connecting the system
•	 Be	sure	to	turn	off	the	power	of	the	camera	recorder	and	
AG-EC4G	when	connecting	and	disconnecting	
the	supplied	cable.
•	 When	you	turn	on	the	power,	turn	on	the	camera	recorder	first	and	then	the	
AG-EC4G.	Also,	when	you	
turn	off	the	power,	turn	off	the	 AG-EC4G	first	and	then	the	camera	recorder.
•	 Once	you	turned	off	the	power	of	
AG-EC4G,	wait	for	at	least	1	second	before	turning	on	the	power	again.
•	 Do	not	use	cables	other	than	the	
AG-EC4G	supplied	cable	or	specified	optional	cable.	Otherwise,	it	
would	cause	damage	to	the	camera	recorder	or	 AG-EC4G.
•	 The	VIDEO	OUT
	terminal	and	the	REMOTE	terminal	of	the	camera	recorder	output	the	same	video	
signals,	but	if	both	of	the	terminals	are	connected	to	cables	at	the	same	time,	it	doesn’t	guarantee	the	
performance	of	video	output.
•	 If	the	CAM	REMOTE	jack	is	connected	to	a	remote	control	and	the	REMOTE	terminal	is	connected	to	an	
AG-EC4G	at	the	same	time,	the	IRIS	operations	can	be	done	using	both	controls.	It	can	be	done	through	
the	IRIS	knob	of	the	
AG-EC4G	when	AUTO	IRIS	is	selected	on	the	IRIS	button	of	the	camera	recorder,	
and	can	be	done	through	the	IRIS	knob	of	the	remote	control	connected	to	the	CAM	REMOTE	jack	when	
MANUAL 	IRIS	is	selected	on	the	button.
•	 AJ-RC10G	cannot	be	used.
REMOTE terminal
Panasonic’s	model	number:	K1AY110JA001
Manufacturer’s	model	number:	HR10A-10R-10SC	(71)	“HIROSE	ELECTRIC	CO.,	LTD.”
1 2
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
3REMOTE REMOTE
1 CAM	DATA	(H) 6R/C	VIDEO	OUT
2 CAM	DATA	(C) 7R/C	VIDEO	GND
3 CAM	CONT	(H) 8 NC
4 CAM	CONT	(C) 9 +12	V
5 R/C	ON 10GND 
						

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Index
Numeric
MENU	 25M	REC	CH 	SEL	.................................. 143
MENU 	 1394	 AUDIO	OUT 	................................... 144
MENU 	 1394	CMD	SEL 	....................................... 151
MENU 	 1394	CONFIG	 ......................................... 154
1394	connection 	..................................... 106
MENU 	 1394	CONTROL 	..................................... 151
MENU 	 1394	STATUS	 ......................................... 154
A AC	adaptorInstallation 	............................. 21	of	Vol.	1
Removal 	................................ 21	of	Vol.	1
Using 	..................................... 21	of	Vol.	1
MENU 	 ACCESS	LED	 ......................................... 151
Adjusting	the	volume
Adjusting	the	recording	level 	............... 54
Volume	of	the	sound 	......................... 100
While	shooting 	..................................... 40
MENU 	 AF	........................................................... 140
MENU 	 AGC	 ........................................................ 140
MENU 	 A.IRIS	 ..................................................... 140
MENU 	 A.	IRIS	LEVEL 	........................................ 133
MENU 	 ASPECT 	CONV	...................................... 137
ATW	 .......................................................... 33
MENU 	 ATW	 ............................................... 138,	140
Audio	equipment 	....................................... 53
Audio	input 	................................................ 52
Audio	level	meter	magnification 	................ 55
MENU 	 AUDIO	OUT 	............................................ 144
MENU 	 AUDIO	SETUP 	screen............................ 143
Auto	focus	 ................................................. 28
MENU 	 AUTO	LEVEL 	CH3	................................. 143
MENU 	 AUTO	LEVEL 	CH4	................................. 143
MENU 	 AUTO	SW	screen	 ................................... 140
Auto	tracking	white	balance 	...................... 33
B Basic	operations	of	setup	 	
menus	 ......................................... 28	of	Vol.	1
Battery Installation 	............................. 21	of	Vol.	1
Removal 	................................ 21	of	Vol.	1
Using 	..................................... 21	of	Vol.	1
Black	balance 	........................................... 34
Built-in	battery 	............................. 27	of	Vol.	1
Built-in	microphone 	................................... 52
C
MENU 	 CAMERA 	MODE	..................................... 136
MENU 	 CARD&BATTERY 	................................... 149
MENU 	 CARD	FUNCTIONS	screen	 ....................150
Center	marker 	........................................... 36
Check	recording	function 	.......................... 12MENU
	 CHROMA 	LEVEL	.................................... 133
MENU 	 CHROMA 	PHASE	................................... 133
Cine-like	gamma 	....................................... 23
Clip Copying 	............................................... 86
Deleting 	............................................... 84
Meta	data	 ............................................ 87
Playing	back 	........................................ 79
Property	 ............................................... 93
Reconnection 	...................................... 85
Restoring 	............................................. 85
MENU 	 CLOCK	SETTING	 ................................... 151
Color	bars 	................................................. 40
MENU 	 COLOR	 TEMP	Ach	 ................................. 133
MENU 	 COLOR	 TEMP	Bch	................................. 133
Control	of	external	device 	....................... 106
Counter 	..................................................... 61
D Date	and	time	of	shooting 	....................... 100
MENU 	 DATE/TIME 	............................................. 148
MENU 	 DETAIL 	CORING	 .................................... 133
MENU 	 DETAIL 	LEVEL	....................................... 132
MENU 	 DIAGNOSTIC	screen	 .............................153
Diopter	adjustment 	..................................... 6
MENU 	 DISPLAY 	SETUP	screen	........................ 147
MENU 	 DOWNCON	MODE	 ................................145
MENU 	 DRS	 ........................................................ 133
MENU 	 DRS	EFFECT 	......................................... 133
DVCPRO/DV	connector 	......................... 105
E Errors	...................................................... 126
MENU 	 EVF	B.	LIGHT 	......................................... 147
MENU 	 EVF	COLOR	 ........................................... 147
MENU 	 EVF	MODE	 ............................................. 147
MENU 	 EVF	PEAK	FREQ	 ................................... 147
MENU 	 EVF	PEAK	LEVEL 	.................................. 147
MENU 	 EVF	SETTING	 ........................................ 147
Extension	control	unit 	.................... 104,	165
External	microphone 	........................ 53,	101
Eye	cup	 ....................................... 23	of	Vol.	1
F Fast-forward	 ............................................. 74
FBC	 .......................................................... 38
Firmware	 ................................................. 158
Flash	Band	Compensation 	....................... 38
Focus	assist	 .............................................. 29
MENU 	 FOCUS	 ASSIST...................................... 139
Focus	bar	 .................................................. 29
MENU 	 FOCUS	BAR	 ........................................... 148
MENU 	 FRAME	RATE	 ......................................... 132 
						

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GGain	.......................................................... 30
MENU 	 GAMMA 	.................................................. 133
GENLOCK	 ................................................ 69
MENU 	 GL	PHASE	 .............................................. 152
H
MENU 	 HANDLE	ZOOM	 ..................................... 138
Headphones 	........................................... 101
MENU 	 HIGH	GAIN	 ............................................. 138
MENU 	 H	PHASE	 ................................................ 152
I INTERVAL 	REC	........................................ 44
Interval	recording 	...................................... 44
MENU 	 INTERVAL 	TIME	 ..................................... 141
MENU 	 INT	MIC	 .................................................. 144
IRIS	button	 ................................................ 30
IRIS	ring	 .................................................... 30
K
MENU 	 KNEE	 ...................................................... 134
L LAST	CLIP	DELETE	 ................................. 42
MENU 	 LCD	BACKLIGHT 	................................... 148
LCD	monitor 	............................................... 7
MENU 	 LCD	SETTING	 ........................................ 148
Lens	hood
Attaching	 ............................... 22	of	Vol.	1
Detaching 	.............................. 22	of	Vol.	1
MENU 	 LEVEL 	METER	 ....................................... 148
MENU 	 LIMITER	CH1	 ......................................... 143
MENU 	 LIMITER	CH2	 ......................................... 143
MENU 	 LIMITER	CH3	 ......................................... 143
MENU 	 LIMITER	CH4	 ......................................... 143
MENU 	 LOAD/SAVE/INIT 	.................................... 132
LOOP 	REC	............................................... 46
Loop	recording 	.......................................... 46
MENU 	 LOW	GAIN 	.............................................. 138
M MAIN	MENU	 ............................... 30	of	Vol.	1
Manual	focusing 	....................................... 28
MENU 	 MARKER	 ................................................ 147
MENU 	 MASTER	PED	 ........................................ 133
MENU 	 MATRIX	 .................................................. 134
MENU 	 MENU	BACK	 .......................................... 149
MENU 	 MENU	INIT 	............................................. 152
Meta	data
Item	 ..................................................... 88
Upload 	................................................. 87
MENU 	 MF	ASSIST 	............................................. 139
MENU 	 MIC	GAIN1	 ............................................. 144
MENU 	 MIC	GAIN2	 ............................................. 144MENU
	 MID	GAIN	 ............................................... 138
Mode	check	(MODE	CHK) 	..................... 131
MENU 	 MODEL 	NAME	........................................ 153
Monitor	 .................................................... 104
N
MENU 	 NAME	EDIT 	............................................ 134
Native	recording 	....................................... 20
Native	VFR	recording 	............................... 21
O ONE	CLIP 	REC	........................................ 47
MENU 	 ONE	CLIP 	REC	...................................... 142
One-clip	recording 	.................................... 47
ONE	SHOT 	REC	...................................... 45
One-shot	recording 	................................... 45
MENU 	 ONE	SHOT 	TIME	 ................................... 141
MENU 	 OPERATION	 ........................................... 153
MENU 	 OPTION	MENU	screen 	.......................... 154
MENU 	 OTHER	DISPLAY 	................................... 149
MENU 	 OTHER	FUNCTIONS	screen	 .................151
MENU 	 OUTPUT 	SEL	screen	 ............................. 145
Overcranking	effects	 ................................. 26
P P2	cardFormatting	 .................................... 13,	91
Insert	 ................................................... 10
Protecting	 ............................................ 12
Recorded	data 	................................... 161
Recording	times 	.................................. 14
Remove 	............................................... 15
Splitting 	............................................... 14
Status	display 	.................................... 131
Writing	data	back 	.............................. 116
P2	card	access	lamps 	.............................. 12
MENU 	 P2CARD	REMAIN	 .................................. 149
MENU 	 P.A.P 	FILTER	 .......................................... 154
PB/THUMBNAIL 	mode	...................... 13,	74
MENU 	 PC	MODE	SELECT 	................................ 137
Phantom	microphone 	............................... 53
Playback 	................................................... 74
PRE	REC	 .................................................. 44
MENU 	 PREREC	MODE	 ..................................... 141
Pre-recording 	............................................ 44
Progressive	mode 	..................................... 20
Property	 .................................................... 93
Pull-down	recording 	.................................. 20
R REC	CHECK 	............................................ 12
MENU 	 REC	COUNTER	 ..................................... 149
MENU 	 REC	FORMAT 	........................................ 135
MENU 	 REC	FUNCTION	 .................................... 141  
						

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Index (continued)
Recording	format	list	............................... 164
Recording	mode 	....................................... 43
MENU 	 RECORDING	SETUP 	screen	................. 141
Recording	time	codes 	............................... 71
Recording	user	bits 	................................... 71
MENU 	 REC	SIGNAL 	.......................................... 135
Remaining	battery	charge 	...................... 124
MENU 	 REMOTE	 ................................................ 151
REMOTE	terminal	 .........................104,	165
Rewind 	...................................................... 74
S
MENU 	 SAFETY 	ZONE	....................................... 148
Safety	zone	marker	 .................................. 36
MENU 	 SCAN	REVERSE	 ................................... 136
Scene	file 	.................................................. 56
MENU 	 SCENE	FILE	 ........................................... 150
Scene	file	data 	.......................................... 57
MENU 	 SCENE	FILE	screen	 ...............................132
MENU 	 SD	CARD	FORMAT 	................................ 150
MENU 	 SDI	EDH	 ................................................. 145
MENU 	 SDI	&	HDMI	CHAR	 ................................. 145
MENU 	 SDI	&	HDMI	SELECT 	............................. 145
MENU 	 SDI	METADATA 	...................................... 145
MENU 	 SDI	OUT 	................................................. 145
SD	memory	card	 ..................................... 162
Formatting	 ........................................... 92
Installation 	........................................... 16
Removal 	.............................................. 16
Status	display 	...................................... 98
Using 	................................................... 16
MENU 	 SEEK	SELECT 	....................................... 152
Self-portrait	shooting 	................................ 35
MENU 	 SELF	SHOOT 	......................................... 148
MENU 	 SERIAL 	NO.	............................................ 153
MENU 	 SETUP 	.................................................... 137
Setup	menu
Basic	operations 	.................... 28	of	Vol.	1
Initializing 	.............................. 29	of	Vol.	1
List	 ..................................................... 132
Structure	 ................................ 30	of	Vol.	1
Shooting 	............................................ 10,	28
Shot	mark	 .......................................... 41,	82
Shoulder	strap 	............................ 22	of	Vol.	1
SHUTTER	 ................................................. 49
Shutter	speed 	........................................... 49
MENU 	 SKIN	 TONE	DTL 	..................................... 134
Specifications 	............................. 32	of	Vol.	1
Standard	recording 	................................... 20
Standard	VFR	recording 	........................... 22
MENU 	 START 	DELAY	........................................ 141
MENU 	 START 	TEXT 	MEMO	 .............................. 142
MENU 	 SUPER	GAIN	 ......................................... 138MENU
	 SW	MODE	screen	 .................................. 138
SYNCHRO	SCAN 	..................................... 50
MENU 	 SYNCHRO	SCAN	 ................................... 132
MENU 	 SYNC	SCAN	 TYPE	................................ 132
MENU 	 SYSTEM	MODE	 ..................................... 135
MENU 	 SYSTEM	SETUP 	screen	........................ 135
T Tally	lamp 	.................................................... 9
MENU 	 TALLY 	LAMP........................................... 151
MENU 	 TCG	 ........................................................ 141
MENU 	 TC	IN/OUT 	SEL	...................................... 145
MENU 	 TC	MODE	 ............................................... 141
MENU 	 TC	OUT 	.................................................. 146
MENU 	 TC	PRESET ............................................ 142
MENU 	 TC	VIDEO	SYNC	 .................................... 146
MENU 	 TEST 	TONE	 ............................................ 143
Text	memo	 ................................................ 42
Thumbnail Changing 	............................................. 81
Selecting 	............................................. 79
Switching 	............................................. 80
Thumbnail	screen 	................................ 77
THUMBNAIL 	............................................. 76
Time	code 	.......................................... 61,	66
Time	code	display 	................................... 121
Time	data	 .................................................. 61
MENU 	 TIME	STAMP 	.......................................... 142
Time	zone 	............................................... 152
MENU 	 TIME	ZONE 	............................................ 152
Tripod 	.......................................... 14	of	Vol.	1
TV	 ........................................................... 104
U
MENU 	 UB	MODE	 ............................................... 142
MENU 	 UB	PRESET 	........................................... 142
Undercranking	effects	 ...............................25
Updating 	................................................. 158
USB Device	mode 	..................................... 109
HOST 	mode	 ....................................... 111
MENU 	 USER1	 .................................................... 139
MENU 	 USER2	 .................................................... 139
MENU 	 USER3	 .................................................... 139
MENU 	 USER4	 .................................................... 139
User	bits	 ................................................... 62
USER	button	 ............................................. 39
USER	CLIP 	NAME	................................... 90
MENU 	 USER	FILE	 .................................... 150,	151
MENU 	 USER	MAIN	 ............................................ 139
V Variable	Frame	Rate 	................................. 21
MENU 	 V	DETAIL 	FREQ	..................................... 134 
						

							169
Reference
MENU	 V	DETAIL 	LEVEL	.................................... 132
MENU 	 VERSION	 ............................................... 153
VFR	 .......................................................... 21
MENU 	 VFR	 ........................................................ 132
MENU 	 VIDEO	OUT 	CHAR	................................. 145
MENU 	 VIDEO	OUT 	ZEBRA	............................... 145
Viewfinder
Status	indication 	................................ 120
Using 	..................................................... 6
W Warnings 	................................................. 126
Waveform	monitor	function 	....................... 40
MENU 	 W.BAL.PRESET 	..................................... 138
MENU 	 WFM	 ....................................................... 139
White	balance
Adjusting 	............................................. 32
Write-protect	switch	 .................................. 12
Z
MENU 	 ZEBRA1	DETECT 	.................................. 147
MENU 	 ZEBRA2	 .................................................. 147
MENU 	 ZEBRA2	DETECT 	.................................. 147
Zebra	pattern	 ............................................ 35
Zoom	 ........................................................ 18
MENU 	 ZOOM·FOCUS	 ....................................... 149  
						

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