Panasonic Memory Card Camera Recorder AG-HPX300P Operating Instructions

							
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5UsetheJOGdialbuttontochangethesetting
value.
PUSH  MENU  TO  RETURN 
MID GAINHIGH GAINATWATW TYPEW.BAL.PRESETUSER MAIN
0dB6dB12dBOFF1
USER1BACK LIGHT
3.2K5.6K
LOW GAIN
S W     M O D E
6Tochangeothersettings,repeatstepsand.
•  When you finish, press the MENU button to return 
to the function screen.
7 Tochangeotherfunctions,repeatstepsto.
•  To exit the function screen and return to the normal 
screen, press the MENU button again.
 NOTE
Direct close function
When the MENU button is pressed and held down after making 
a menu setting, the setting menu screen closes without first 
returning to the previous setting menu.
To quickly change settings (MASTER PED and HPHASE only)
• Fast UP
Hold down the JOG dial button while turning it upwards 
and maintain this position.
• Fast DOWN
Hold down the JOG dial button while turning it downwards 
and maintain this position.
Initializing the menu settings
The menu settings contain both the user file settings and 
the scene file settings. You can initialize them separately.
To initialize scene files (i.e. all the 
settings other than the scene file 
settings)
Select INITIAL in USER FILE of the OTHER FUNCTIONS 
screen. The current menu settings of user file will return to 
the factory settings.
To initialize the scene file
From the 6 scene files, select the one you want to initialize 
with the SCENE FILE dial. Then in the SCENE FILE screen, 
LOAD/SAVE/INIT, select INITIAL.
The settings for only the selected scene file are returned to 
the factory settings.
•   This does not affect the other scene files.
Initializing user files and scene files 
simultaneously
You can return the user files and the six scene files to their 
factory defaults by selecting YES in the menu option MENU 
INIT in the OTHER FUNCTIONS screen.   
						

							
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Setup menu structure
MAIN MENUSCENE FILELOAD/SAVE/INIT(page 124)VFRSYSTEM MODEFRAME RATESYSTEM SETUPREC SIGNAL(SYNCRO SCAN)(page 126)REC FORMATDETAIL LEVELCAMERA MODEV DETAIL LEVELSCAN REVERSEDETAIL CORINGASPECT CONVCHROMA LEVELSETUPCHROMA PHASEPC MODE SELECTCOLOR TEMP AchPC MODECOLOR TEMP BchMASTER PEDSW MODELOW GAINA.IRIS LEVEL(page 128)MID GAINDRS EFFECTHIGH GAINGAMMAATWKNEEATW TYPEMATRIXW.BAL.PRESETSKIN TONE DTLUSER MAINV DETAIL FREQUSER1NAME EDITUSER2RET SWWFMFRONT VR CH1AUTO KNEE SWFRONT VR CH2MIC LOWCUT CH1RECORDING SETUPREC FUNCTIONMIC LOWCUT CH2(page 129)ONE SHOT TIMEMIC LOWCUT CH3INTERVAL TIMEMIC LOWCUT CH4START DELAYLIMITER CH1PREREC MODELIMITER CH2TC MODEAUTO LEVEL CH3UB MODEAUTO LEVEL CH425M REC CH SELAUDIO SETUPTEST TONE (page 130)F.MIC POWERR.MIC POWEROUTPUT SELSDI SELECTMONITOR SELECT(page 132)SDI META DATAF.MIC LEVELSDI EDHR.MIC CH1 LEVELDOWNCON MODER.MIC CH2 LEVELVIDEO OUT CHARHEADROOMVIDEO OUT ZEBRAWIRELESS WARNTC OUTWIRELESS TYPETC VIDEO SYNCRO1394 AUDIO OUT
DISPLAY SETUPEVF PEAK LEVEL(page 132)EVF PEAK FREQEXT DC IN SELEVF SETTINGBATTERY SELECTEVF B. LIGHTBATTERY MODEEVF COLORPROPAC14 NEARZEBRA1 DETECTTRIMPAC14 NEARZEBRA2 DETECTHYTRON50 NEARZEBRA2HYTRON140 NEARMARKERDIONIC90 NEARSAFETY ZONEDIONIC160 NEARFOCUS BARNP-L7 NEARLCD SETTINGENDURA7 NEARSELF SHOOTENDURA10 NEARLCD BACKLIGHTENDURA-D NEARSYNC SCAN DISPPAG L95 NEARDATE/TIMEBP-GL65/95 NEARLEVEL METERNiCd14 NEARZOOMNiCd14 ENDCARD/BATTTYPE A FULLP2CARD REMAINTYPE A NEAROTHER DISPLAYTYPE A ENDMENU BACKTYPE B FULLREC COUNTERTYPE B NEARTYPE B ENDBATTERY SETUPNEAR END CANCEL(page 134) 
						

							
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CARD FUNCTIONSSCENE FILESHADING SELECT(page 136)USER FILESHADING (USER)SD CARD FORMATCACCAC PROPRETYLENS SETUPCAC CARD READ(page 136)CAC FILE DELETECAC FILE INITOTHER FUNCTIONSUSER FILEIRIS ADJUST(page 137)1394 CONTOROL1394 CMD SELACCESS LEDALARMCLOCK SETTINGTIME ZONEGL PHASEH PHASEVERSIONMENU INITMODEL NAMESERIAL NO.DIAGNOSTICOPERATION(page 138)
OPTION MENU*11394 STATUS(page 138)1394 CONFIG
*1  To open the OPTION MENU, hold down the DISP/MODE CHK button and press the MENU button.  
						

							
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Setup menu list
SCENE FILE screen
ItemSettingNotes
LOAD/SAVE/INITLoads, saves and initializes settings of the scene file 
assigned to the current scene dial position (one F1 
– F6 scene file). 
LOAD: Loads data stored in camera memory. 
SAVE: Saves current values in camera memory. 
INITIAL: Returns settings to their factory defaults. 
•  A change in scene files affects only 
the scene file at the current scene dial 
position. 
VFREnables or disables variable frame rate (VFR) mode at 
720P. 
ON: VFR operation
OFF: VFR off
•  Available only in 720P system mode. 
(This message does not appear in 
modes other than 720P.)
•  This setting cannot be made when 
REC SIGNAL is 1394.
FRAME RATEAdjusts the frame rate and exposure time at 720P 
when VFR is on. 
12, 15, 18, 20, 21, 22, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 30, 32, 34, 
36, 40, 44, 48, 54, 60 FRAME
•  Available only in 720P system mode 
and when VFR is set to ON. 
(This message does not appear in 
modes other than 720P.)
•  This setting cannot be made when 
REC SIGNAL is 1394.
•  A change to 24 fps may cause the 
screen to flicker momentarily.
(SYNCHRO SCAN)Displays synchro scan shutter speeds to enable the 
operator to synchronize the camera to computer 
monitors. 
•  This function only displays the shutter speeds. Use 
the SYNCHRO SCAN switch to set a shutter speed. 
•  Set values (displayed values) are assigned to the 
current scene file and manipulated using the LOAD, 
SAVE and INIT functions. 
For details, refer to [Placing the Camera-recorder in 
SYNCHRO SCAN Mode] (page 52). 
1/60.0
•  Displayed in blue when not set to 
synchro scan mode and when the 
SYNCHRO SCAN switch settings are 
not available. 
DETAIL LEVELAdjusts the level of image outline correction (in 
horizontal and vertical directions). 
–7  ... 0 *1...  +7
V DETAIL LEVELAdjusts the level of correction in vertical direction. 
–7  ... 0 *1 ...  +7
DETAIL CORINGAdjusts the level of noise reduction of the detail signal. 
–7  ... 0 *1 ...  +7
•  Adjust towards – for a clearer image. Noise 
increases slightly. 
•  Adjust towards + for less noise. 
CHROMA LEVELAdjusts the chroma level. 
–7  ... 0 *1 ...  +7
CHROMA PHASEMakes fine adjustments to the chroma phase. 
–7  ... 0 *1 ...  +7
COLOR TEMP AchMakes fine adjustments to the color temperature (after 
Ach white balance adjustment). 
–7  ... 0 *1 ...  +7
COLOR TEMP BchMakes fine adjustments to the color temperature (after 
Bch white balance adjustment). 
–7  ... 0 *1 ...  +7
*1 The factory default when the SCENE FILE dial is set to F1.
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ItemSettingNotes
MASTER PEDAdjusts the black master pedestal that serves as the 
video reference. 
–100  ... +15 *1 ...  +100
•  Hold down the JOG dial button and 
turn it downwards or upwards and 
maintain this position to quickly 
change values.
•  When a remote controller (AJ-RC10G) 
is connected, use the M-PED control 
on the remote controller to adjust.
A. IRIS LEVELSets the AUTO IRIS target value. 
–10  ... 0 *1 ...  +10
DRS EFFECTSets the compression level in high-brightness areas of 
the DRS (dynamic range stretcher) function. 
This function compresses the video signal level to 
extend the dynamic range making it possible to 
correctly render highlight areas without overexposure 
and loss of detail that would otherwise occur.  
1, 2, 3 *1
•  Higher numbers mean a higher compression level of 
high-brightness areas and more noise in dark areas. 
•  Not available at 1080/30P or 1080/24P.
•  The 1/15 and 1/30 shutter speeds are 
not available in 1080/60i mode.
GAMMASelects the gamma curve. 
HD NORM *1: Gamma setting for HD recording. 
LOW:  Applies a gently rising gamma curve to low-
brightness areas for a balanced look. 
SD NORM: Normal video setting inherited from the 
DVX100 series. 
HIGH: Applies a steep gamma curve to low brightness 
areas to expand the tonality of dark areas for video 
with greater brightness. Contrast softens as a result. 
B.PRESS: Produces sharper contrast than LOW. 
CINE-LIKE D: Applies a gamma curve to produce 
video with a cine-like feel. 
CINE-LIKE V: Applies a gamma curve to produce 
high-contrast video with a cine-like feel. 
•  A lens aperture set lower than normal video level 
(approx. 1/2) is recommended when using cine-like 
gamma to enjoy the full benefit of the function. 
•  A change in settings during DRS 
operation will not change video quality. 
KNEESets the compression level (knee point) of the high 
brightness video signals received through the MOS 
sensor to avoid overexposure.
HIGH: High setting (compression starts at approx. 
100%)
MID: Medium setting (compression starts at approx. 
90%)
LOW *1: Low setting (compression starts at approx. 
80%)
•  A change in settings during DRS 
operation will not change video quality. 
MATRIXSelects the MATRIX table to reproduce color during 
shooting. 
NORM1 *1: Ensures proper color rendition when 
shooting out in the open or under halogen lighting. 
NORM2: Produces more vivid colors than NORM1. 
FLUO: Ensures proper color rendition when shooting 
indoors under fluorescent lighting. 
CINE-LIKE: Produces a tone similar to movie film. . 
SKIN TONE DTLTurns the skin tone detail on or off. 
When on, reduces detail to hide any skin blemishes. 
ON, OFF *1
*1 The factory default when the SCENE FILE dial is set to F1.
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ItemSettingNotes
V DETAIL FREQSets vertical detail.
THIN: Produces fine detail. 
MID: Produces less detail and wider edging. 
THICK: Produces even less detail and the widest 
edging effect. 
•  Progressive recording made at THIN or MID cause 
horizontal lines or oblique lines that are almost 
horizontal to flicker when viewed on a normal 
monitor TV (60i: Interlace). THIN and MID settings 
will produce higher resolution video than THICK 
when shooting progressive footage that will later be 
edited.  
NAME EDITEdits the name of scene files selected using the 
SCENE FILE dial. 
SYSTEM SETUP screen
ItemSettingNotes
SYSTEM MODESpecifies the signal format used by this camera. 
1080-59.94i, 720-59.94P, 480-59.94i
•  When a setting is changed, the message “TURN 
POWER OFF” appears. Then turn the power off and 
turn it back on again. 
•  Not available in USB DEVICE mode.
REC SIGNALSelects the input signal in the DVCPRO format. 
CAMERA: Records the camera recording signal. 
1394: Records signals input to the DVCPRO/DV 
connector. 
•  This function is always set to CAMERA when the 
power is turned on. 
•  Not available when the menu option 
REC FORMAT is set to AVC-Intra or 
DVCPRO HD during native recording.  
REC FORMATSelects the recording codec as well as shooting and 
recording modes. 
(when SYSTEM MODE is 1080-59.94i) 
AVC-I100/60i, AVC-I100/30PN,  
AVC-I100/24PN: Uses the AVC-I 100 codec for 
recording. Shooting and recording at 60i, 30PN (native 
recording) and 24PN (native recording). 
AVC-I 50/60i, AVC-I 50/30PN,  
AVC-I 50/24PN: Uses the AVC-I 50 codec for 
recording. Shooting and recording at 60i, 30PN (native 
recording) and 24PN (native recording). 
DVCPROHD/60i: Uses the DVCPRO HD codec 
for recording. Use CAMERA MODE options to set 
shooting mode. Recording is locked to 60i. 
(when SYSTEM MODE is 720-59.94P) 
AVC-I100/60P, AVC-I100/30PN,  
AVC-I100/24PN: Uses the AVC-I 100 codec for 
recording. Shooting and recording at 60i, 30PN (native 
recording) and 24PN (native recording). 
AVC-I 50/60P, AVC-I 50/30PN,  
AVC-I 50/24PN: Uses the AVC-I 50 codec for 
recording. Shooting and recording at 60i, 30PN (native 
recording) and 24PN (native recording).
(Continued on the next page)
•  Not available when 1080i or 720P 
is set in SYSTEM MODE and REC 
SIGNAL is 1394.
• Not available in USB DEVICE mode.
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ItemSettingNotes
REC FORMAT(Continued from the previous page)
DVCPRO HD/60P, DVCPRO HD/30PN, DVCPRO 
HD/24PN: Uses the DVCPRO HD codec for recording. 
Shooting and recording at 60P, 30PN (native 
recording) and 24PN (native recording). 
(when SYSTEM MODE is 480 – 59.94i) 
DVCPRO50/60i, DVCPRO/60i, DV/60i: These use 
DVCPRO50, DVCPRO and DV codecs, respectively.  
Use CAMERA MODE options to set shooting mode. 
Recording is locked at 60i. 
•  Not available when 1080i or 720P 
is set in SYSTEM MODE and REC 
SIGNAL is 1394.
• Not available in USB DEVICE mode.
CAMERA MODESets the DVCPRO HD codec at 1080-59.94i and a 
CAMERA MODE of 480-59.94i.  
60i, 30P, 24P, 24PA
•  Does not appear when SYSTEM 
MODE is set to 720-59.94P.
•  Not available in the following 
conditions. 
-  When the REC SIGNAL option is set 
to 1394. 
-  Available only when SYSTEM MODE 
is set to 1080-59.94i and REC 
FORMAT is set to something other 
than DVCPROHD/60i.
SCAN REVERSECancels the image inversion that occurs with film 
lenses and anamorphic lenses.
ON, OFF
ASPECT CONVSelects the aspect ratio for recording at 480i. 
SIDE CROP: Crops the right and left edges of the 
image. 
LETTER BOX: Adds black bands at the top and 
bottom of the image. 
SQUEEZE: Compresses the image horizontally. 
•   Not available when SYSTEM MODE is 
set to 1080-59.94i or 720-59.94P. 
SETUPSelects the setup level for the 480i video signal. 
0%: Setup is switched to 0% for both VIDEO OUT 
output and recording.
7.5% A: Setup is switched to 7.5% for VIDEO OUT 
output and 0% for recording.
PC MODE SELECTSets camera operating mode when PC MODE is set to 
ON and an external device is connected via USB. 
USB HOST: Selects USB 2.0 for connecting an 
external hard disk drive. (For details, refer to 
page 140.)
USB DEVICE: Makes it possible to connect the 
camera to a computer via USB 2.0 to enable use 
of a P2 card as mass storage.  (For details, refer to 
page 139.)
•  Not available when PC MODE is set 
to ON. 
PC MODEOperates the camera according to mode selected 
using PC MODE SELECT. 
ON: Operates in PC MODE.
OFF: Terminates PC MODE and returns the camera to 
normal operation. 
•  This function is always set to OFF when the power is 
turned on. 
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SW MODE screen
ItemSettingNotes
LOW GAINSets the gain value assigned to the L position of the 
GAIN switch.
–3dB, 0dB, 3dB, 6dB, 9dB, 12dB
MID GAINSets the gain value assigned to the M position of the 
GAIN switch. 
–3dB, 0dB, 3dB, 6dB, 9dB, 12dB
HIGH GAINSets the gain value assigned to the H position of the 
GAIN switch. 
–3dB, 0dB, 3dB, 6dB, 9dB, 12dB
ATWAllows you to assign the ATW (Auto Tracking White 
Balance) function to the WHITE BAL switch. (For 
details, refer to page 50.)
Bch: Controls the ATW function when the WHITE BAL 
switch is set to B position. 
OFF: Does not assign the ATW function to the WHITE 
BAL switch.  
•  A USER button to which ATW has 
been assigned cannot be used to turn 
ATW off when the WHITE BAL switch is 
set to B position and this menu is set 
to Bch.
ATW TYPESelects type of ATW (Auto Tracking White Balance) 
function operation.  
1: Standard ATW operation
2: Further restricts the color of the light source range 
that is tracked than setting 1.
ATW operation reduces the risk of miscalculating light 
sources.
W.BAL.PRESETSets the color temperature assigned to the PRST 
position of the WHITE BAL switch. 
3.2K, 5.6K
USER MAINSets the function assigned to the USER MAIN button.  
REC REVIEW, SPOTLIGHT, BACKLIGHT, ATW, 
ATWLOCK, GAIN:  24 dB, Y GET, DRS, TEXT MEMO, 
SLOT SEL, SHOT MARK, MAG A.  LVL, PRE REC, 
PC MODE, WFM
For details, refer to [Assigning functions to USER 
buttons] (page 53). 
•  When a remote controller (AJ-RC10G) 
is connected, the SPOTLIGHT 
and BACKLIGHT functions are not 
available.
USER1Sets a function assigned to the USER1 button.  The 
functions that can be assigned to this button are the 
same as for the USER MAIN button. 
BACKLIGHT (factory default setting)
For details, refer to [Assigning functions to USER 
buttons] (page 53). 
USER2Sets a function assigned to the USER2 button.  The 
functions that can be assigned to this button are the 
same as for the USER MAIN button. 
TEXT MEMO (factory default setting)
For details, refer to [Assigning functions to USER 
buttons] (page 53). 
RET SWSets the function assigned to the RET button on the 
lens.  
REC REVIEW, TEXT MEMO, SHOT MARK
WFMSelects the waveform displayed in the LCD monitor 
when the user button to which WFM has been 
assigned is pressed.
WAVE: Displays a waveform. 
VECTOR: Vectorscope display
WAVE/VECT: Each press of the button, switches 
the settings in the following order: OFF  WAVE 
(waveform)  VECTOR  OFF.  
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ItemSettingNotes
AUTO KNEE SWSelects the function of the OUTPUT/AUTO KNEE. 
ON: Setting AUTO KNEE to ON turns on the AUTO 
KNEE function. 
OFF: The AUTO KNEE function is not available even 
when AUTO KNEE is set to ON. 
DRS: Setting AUTO KNEE to ON turns on the DRS 
(Dynamic Range Stretcher) function. (For details, refer 
to page 9.)
•  Selecting the 1/15 and 1/30 
shutter speeds in the 1080/30P, 
1080/24P1080/60i modes and  setting 
AUTO KNEE to ON will activate the 
AUTO KNEE function even if DRS has 
been set.
RECORDING SETUP screen
ItemSettingNotes
REC FUNCTIONSets special recording modes. 
NORMAL: The special recording modes are not used. 
INTERVAL: Sets interval recording. 
ONE SHOT: Sets one-shot recording. 
LOOP: Sets loop recording. 
For details, refer to [Special Recording Modes] 
(page 39).
•  This function is always set to NORMAL when the 
power is turned on.
•  Not available in the following 
conditions. 
-  When REC SIGNAL is set to 1394
-  When REC FORMAT is set to native 
recording. 
-  When SYSTEM MODE   is set to 
1080-59.94i or 480-59.94i; and 
CAMERA MODE is set to 24P or 
24PA. 
ONE SHOT TIMESets the time interval for one-shot recording. 
1frm, 2frm, 4frm, 8frm, 16frm, 1s
For details, refer to [One shot recording (ONE SHOT 
REC)] (page 40).
•   Not available when REC FUNCTION is 
set to ONE SHOT. 
INTERVAL TIMESets the time interval of interval recording. 
2frm, 4frm, 8frm, 16frm, 1s, 2s, 5s, 10s,  30s, 1min, 
5min, 10min
For details, refer to [Interval recording (INTERVAL 
REC)] (page 40).
•  Not available when REC FUNCTION is 
set to INTERVAL. 
START DELAYThis delays the start of interval and one-shot recording 
by about 1 second.
ON, OFF
•  Not available when REC FUNCTION is 
set to INTERVAL or ONE SHOT. 
PREREC MODESets PRE REC. 
ON, OFF
For details, refer to [Pre-recording (PRE REC)] 
(page 39).
•  Not available in the following 
conditions. 
-  When REC SIGNAL is set to 1394
-  When SYSTEM MODE  is set to 720-
59.94P and VFR is set to ON. 
-  When REC FORMAT is set to native 
recording. 
-  When SYSTEM MODE is set to 1080-
59.94i or 480-59.94i; and CAMERA 
MODE is set to 24P or 24PA. 
-  When REC FUNCTION is set to 
something other than NORMAL.
- When the VFR option is set to ON.
TC MODESets count correction when using the internal time 
code generator. 
DF: Drop frame time code
NDF: Non drop frame time code
For details, refer to [Setting the Time Code] (page 60). 
•   Not available when operating at 24P, 
24PA and 24PN. Then NDF is counted 
at all times.
UB MODESets the data recorded in the camera user bits. 
USER, TIME, DATE, EXT, TCG, FRM.RATE
For details, refer to [Setting user bits] (page 58). 
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AUDIO SETUP screen
ItemSettingNotes
FRONT VR CH1Enables/disables Front Audio Level control of CH1 
input. 
FRONT: Enables Front Audio Level control of 
microphone input to CH1. 
W.L.: Enables Front Audio Level control of audio from 
a wireless receiver input to CH1. 
REAR: Enables Front Audio Level control of rear input 
that is input to CH1. 
ALL: Enables Front Audio Level control when front, 
wireless, rear and other inputs are input to CH1. 
OFF: Disables Front Audio Level control of CH1. 
•  When the AUDIO SELECT CH1 switch 
is set to AUTO and auto adjustment 
mode is active, the Front Audio Level 
control is disabled regardless of these 
settings. 
FRONT VR CH2Enables/disables Front Audio Level control of CH2 
input. 
Same setting as FRONT VR CH1.
OFF (factory default setting)
•  When the AUDIO SELECT CH2 switch 
is set to AUTO and auto adjustment 
mode is active, the Front Audio Level 
control is disabled regardless of these 
settings. 
MIC LOWCUT CH1*1Sets the CH1 microphone low-cut filter. 
FRONT: Operates for the front microphone input. 
W.L.: Operates for wireless receiver input. 
REAR: Operates for the rear microphone input. 
OFF: Turns off the filter for all inputs. 
MIC LOWCUT CH2*1Sets the CH2 microphone low-cut filter. 
Same setting as MIC LOWCUT CH1. 
OFF (factory default setting)
MIC LOWCUT CH3*1Sets the CH3 microphone low-cut filter. 
Same setting as MIC LOWCUT CH1. 
OFF (factory default setting)
MIC LOWCUT CH4*1Sets the CH4 microphone low-cut filter. 
Same setting as MIC LOWCUT CH1. 
OFF (factory default setting)
LIMITER CH1Sets the CH1 limiter. 
ON, OFF
•  When the AUDIO SELECT CH1 switch 
is set to AUTO and auto adjustment 
mode is active, the limiter is disabled 
regardless of these settings.
LIMITER CH2Sets the CH2 limiter. 
ON, OFF
•  When the AUDIO SELECT CH2 switch 
is set to AUTO and auto adjustment 
mode is active, the limiter is disabled 
regardless of these settings.
AUTO LEVEL CH3Selects the method for setting CH3 level. 
ON: Engages the auto adjustment mode. The limiter is 
not available. 
OFF: Locks the level. (The limiter operates lines other 
than the rear line.) 
AUTO LEVEL CH4Selects the method for setting CH4 level. 
Same setting as AUTO LEVEL CH3. 
ON (factory default setting)
*1 The frequency characteristics for a microphone low-cut filter is 200 Hz – 10 kHz.
____ indicates the factory setting