Panasonic Memory Card Camera Recorder AG-HPX300P Operating Instructions

							
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Warning System
Warning Description Tables
If a problem is detected immediately after the power is turned on, or during operation, this will be indicated by the 
WARNING lamp, lamps inside the viewfinder and a warning tone.
PriorityWarning 
type
LCD or viewfinder 
indicationTally lampWarning 
lamp
Alarm 
tone*6
Warning description 
and recording/playback 
operation
Countermeasures
1System error
SYSTEM ERROR
Cause indication *1 Red 
blinking
Blinks 4 
times per 
second
Blinks 4 
times per 
second
Continuous 
tone
P2 microprocessor or control 
failure. Operation stops. 
Check the cause 
indication *1 and 
consult your 
distributor. 
2
Incorrect 
P2 card 
removal
TURN POWER OFF
Blinks red
Blinks 4 
times per 
second
Blinks 4 
times per 
second
Continuous 
tone
A P2 card was removed 
during access and card data 
was corrupted. 
Both access LEDs light 
orange.
Turn off the power. 
Repair the P2 card if 
the clips on the card 
are corrupted. 
3
The 
battery is 
exhauseted
LOW BATTERY Red 
blinking, and the battery 
level bar blinks with 
the empty status. (This 
indication appears also 
when MENU indications 
have been turned OFF.)
Blinks 1 time 
per secondLightsContinuous 
tone
The battery is exhausted.
Recording and playback 
stop. The camera stops 
automatically when the 
voltage drops. 
Replace the battery. 
4P2 card fully 
recorded
P2 FULL
Blinks red (appears only for 
3 seconds in MCR mode.)
Blinks 4 
times per 
second after 
completion 
of recording. 
Lights after 
completing 
recording
Continuous 
tone after 
completing 
recording
No more space on P2 
cards left for recording.Stop 
recording.*3
Delete clips that are 
no longer needed or 
insert a new card. 
5Recording 
error
REC WARNING
Cause indication *2 Blinks 
red
Blinks 4 
times per 
second
Blinks 4 
times per 
second
Intermittent 
tone 4 
times per 
second
A recording error has 
occurred. The error may 
terminate recording or let it 
continue. *4
Turn the power off 
and then back on 
again and check 
recording and 
playback. Replace 
any P2 card that 
does not enable 
normal recording. 
6
Irregular 
reference 
signal
TEMPORARY PAUSE 
IRREGULAR FRM SIG 
Blinks red.
Blinks 4 
times per 
second
Blinks 4 
times per 
second
Intermittent 
tone 4 
times per 
second
An irregular reference 
signal input to GENLOCK IN 
prevents normal recording 
by pausing recording. The 
recorded clip is divided.
•  Recording resumes when 
the signal returns to normal. 
Recording does not resume 
if interval, one-shot or loop 
recording is in progress.
Check the 
GENLOCK IN signal.
7
Drop in 
reception 
quality of 
wireless 
receiver 
transmission
WIRELESS RF  
Blinks red
Blinks 4 
times per 
second
(Recording 
only)
Blinks 4 
times per 
second
No
Indicates poor reception 
from the wireless receiver. 
Recording continues but 
wireless microphone cannot 
be received.
Check microphone 
power supply and 
receiver reception 
status.
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PriorityWarning 
type
LCD or viewfinder 
indicationTally lampWarning 
lamp
Alarm 
tone*6
Warning description 
and recording/playback 
operation
Countermeasures
8
1394 
connection 
error
1394 INITIAL ERROR Blinks 
red
Blinks 4 
times per 
second
Blinks 4 
times per 
second
No
The DVCPRO/DV cable 
has become disconnected 
or multiple devices are 
connected.
Check the camera 
and device 
connections, 
reconnect them if 
necessary, then turn 
the power off and 
back on again.
9Battery 
nearly empty
The last bar in the battery 
level indication blinks (This 
indication appears also 
when MENU indications 
have been turned OFF.)
Blinks 1 time 
per second
Blinks 1 time 
per secondNoThe battery is near depletion. 
Operation continues.*5Replace the battery 
as necessary. 
10
P2 card 
nearly fully 
recorded
The P2CARD level indicator 
blinks. 
Blinks 1 time 
per second 
during 
recording. 
Blinks 1 time 
per second 
during 
recording. 
No
Less than 2 minutes is left on 
the P2 cards (level indicator 
shows 1 minute or less). This 
warning appears only during 
recording.
Replace or insert 
additional P2 cards. 
*1 P2 SYSTEM ERROR cause indication
•  P2 MICON ERROR: The P2 microprocessor does not respond.
•  P2 CONTROL ERROR: A P2 recording control error has occurred.
•  CAM MICON ERROR: The camera microprocessor does not respond. 
*2 REC WARNING  cause indication
•  CARD ERROR*: P2CARD error (* indicates the number of the slot of the card with the error.) Stops recording.
•  REC RAM OVERFLOW: Overflow of recording RAM. Stops recording.
•  PULL DOWN ERROR: 24P, 30P video pulldown error. Recording continues.
•  ERROR: Other recording errors (When an attempt is made to record 1000 or more clips on one P2 card.)
*3 Perform either of the following procedures to cancel this warning. 
•  Press a playback control button. 
•  Press the THUMBNAIL button. 
•  Remove the P2 card and insert another card. 
*4 Perform either of the following procedures to cancel this warning. 
•  Press the REC button. 
•  Press a playback control button. 
•  Press the THUMBNAIL button. 
•  Remove all cards. 
*5   When NEAR END CANCEL is set to ON, you can press the DISP/MODE CHK button to cancel the alarm. 
*6  When the alarm sounds, audio is not output to the camera speakers or earphones. The D\
ISP/MODE CHK button cancels 
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Warning and Error Display for Thumbnail Operation and USB HOST MODE
ItemMessageDescriptionMeasure
Thumbnails
CANNOT ACCESS! Data cannot be accessed because it is 
corrupted or for other reasons. 
Restore media and clips to normal state 
before access. 
CANNOT CHANGE!
Any thumbnails that cannot be produced 
on the AVC-Intra 100 or AVC-Intra 50 and 
displayed in gray cannot be changed at the 
text memo position.
Set SYSTEM MODE according to the clips.
CANNOT COPY!Images cannot be copied.Check the conditions for copying.
CANNOT DELETE !P2 card contains contents version 
mismatches or bad clips.
Match devices and contents versions, and 
repair bad clips.
CANNOT FORMAT!P2 card problem prevents formatting. Check P2 card. 
CANNOT 
RECONNECT!
A clip that does not span multiple P2 cards 
cannot be reconnected. Check selected content. 
CANNOT REPAIR!Data cannot be repaired since content that 
cannot be repaired is selected.Check selected content. 
CANNOT REPAIR IN 
SELECTION!
Some of the selected clip could not be 
repaired.—
CARD FULL!The P2 or SD card is full. Insert media with sufficient capacity. 
INVALID VALUE!Entered data was invalid.Enter data in a valid range. 
LACK OF REC 
CAPACITY!
There is not enough recording capacity left 
on the card. 
Insert a card with sufficient recording 
capacity. 
MISSING CLIP!
A shot mark will be added to the clips 
recorded on multiple P2 cards when all P2 
cards are not inserted yet.
Insert all P2 cards with recorded clips, 
and confirm that the ! incomplete clip 
indicators disappear, and then add shot 
marks.
NO CARD!No P2 or SD card is inserted. Insert compatible media. 
NO COPY TO SAME 
CARD!
A clip cannot be copied to the card storing 
the original clip. 
Copy the selected clip to a card that does 
not contain the original clip. 
NO FILE!The designated file is not found.Check the file.
NO SD CARD!No SD card is inserted.Insert an SD card.
SAME CLIP IS 
SELECTED!
The clip cannot be copied because a clip 
that has already been copied and the original 
clip have been selected.
Confirm the selected clip and release 
either the source clip or the destination 
clip and then execute the copy operation.
TOO MANY CLIPS!Too many clips are selected. Reduce the number of selected clips. 
UNKNOWN 
CONTENTS FORMAT!
P2 card contains contents version 
mismatches or corrupted content.
Match devices and contents versions, and 
repair bad clips.
UNKNOWN DATA!The metadata character code is invalid. 
Use UTF-8 for the metadata character 
code. Use the viewer to enter correct 
characters. 
USER CLIP NAME 
MODIFIED!
Characters in the clip name had to be 
deleted in adding the counter value. 
The user clip name plus the counter 
value can only contain up to 100 
bytes. Characters in the clip name are 
automatically deleted when the total 
exceeds 100bytes. 
WRITE PROTECTED!The P2 or SD card is write protected. Insert write-enabled media. 
Soft 
keyboard
CANNOT CHANGE![PERSON] will be entered while the text 
memo is not available.Enter [TEXT] before entering [PERSON].
CANNOT SET! INVALID 
VALUE!The entered value is incorrect.Change the value.
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ItemMessageDescriptionMeasure
HDD 
(USB 
HOST 
MODE)
CANNOT ACCESS 
CARD!An error occurred during P2 card access. Check P2 card. 
CANNOT ACCESS 
TARGET!An error occurred during hard disk access. Check hard disk status and connection. 
CANNOT FORMAT!The hard disk cannot be initialized. Connect another hard disk drive. 
CANNOT RECOGNIZE 
HDD!
The destination target cannot be properly 
recognized. 
Reboot the hard disk or connect a different 
hard disk. 
CARD IS EMPTY! 
CANNOT COPY!The P2 selected for copying is empty. Copying is not performed since the card 
is empty. 
HDD CAPACITY FULL!Not enough space left on the hard disk. 
There is not enough space on the 
connected hard disk. Use a new hard disk 
or formatted hard disk. 
HDD DISCONNECTED!The unit is not connected to a hard disk. 
Reconnect the USB cable. If the hard disk 
does not operate normally, turn it off and 
turn it back on again. 
MISMATCH 
COMPONENT!
Copying cannot be made because the 
destination card is in the wrong format. 
Use a P2 card with the same model 
number or import video in clip units.
P2 CARD IS 
UNFORMATTED!The P2 card is not formatted. Use a formatted P2 card. 
PLEASE FORMAT P2 
CARD!
This warning indicates that data could not 
be imported from a hard disk to a P2 card 
because the P2 card contained recorded 
data. 
You cannot copy to a P2 card that 
contains data. Format the card on a P2 
device and copy again. 
TOO MANY 
PARTITIONS!There are too many partitions. 
Hard disks can handle up to 23 partitions. 
Use a new hard disk or formatted hard 
disk. 
TOO MANY TARGETS!Multiple devices are connected. Disconnect devices, turn off the unit and 
turn it back on again. 
UNKNOWN DEVICE 
CONNECTED!The connected DVD drive is not compatible. Disconnect devices, turn off the unit and 
turn it back on again. 
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Updating the  firmware incorporated into the unit
The firmware can be updated using either of the following two methods.
1  Checking the current version of firmware and performing the update using the dedicated tool (P2_Status_
Logger)
PASS (P2 Asset Support System) is only available to customers who have completed customer registration with 
Panasonic.
Log in to PASS and use the dedicated tool (P2_Status_Logger) to check the version\
 information of the firmware on the 
unit and download links to pages containing the necessary firmware.For further information about downloading and 
using P2_Status_Logger, log in to PASS and refer to the relevant pages.Besides access to PASS, completing customer 
registration has a number of other benefits. For further details, refer to the PASS (P2 Asset Support System) website 
(https://eww.pavc.panasonic.co.jp/pro-av/).
2 Checking the current version of the firmware using the unit and performing the update
Check firmware version of the camera in the DIAGNOSTIC screen. Then access the site listed in the NOTE below to 
check the most recent firmware information and download any firmware you require. 
 NOTE
•   
The update is completed by loading the downloaded file onto the unit via an SD memory card. For further details about the 
updating methods, refer to the following website.
https://eww.pavc.panasonic.co.jp/pro-av/
•   Be sure to use a compatible SD memory card. The unit is compatible with SD memory cards based on the SD and SDHC 
standards. Also, be sure to format the memory card using the unit before use. 
						

							
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Chapter10Index

Chapter 10  Index
1
MENU 1394 AUDIO OUT ............................................131
MENU  1394 CMD SEL ................................................137
MENU  1394 CONFIG ..................................................138
  1394 connection ..............................................146
MENU  1394 CONTROL ..............................................137
MENU  1394 STATUS ...................................................138
2
MENU  25M REC CH  ..................................................131
A
MENU  A.IRIS LEVEL ...................................................125
MENU  ACCESS LED ...................................................137
MENU  ALARM ............................................................137
MENU  ASPECT CONV ................................................127
MENU  ATW .................................................................128
MENU  ATW TYPE ........................................................128
  Audio Input ........................................................54
  Audio level meter magnification ........................73
MENU  AUDIO SETUP screen .....................................130
  Auto Black Balance ...........................................50
  Auto Black Balance ...........................................50
MENU  AUTO KNEE SW ..............................................129
MENU  AUTO LEVEL CH3 ...........................................130
MENU  AUTO LEVEL CH4 ...........................................130
  Auto tracking white balance ..............................50
  Auto tracking white balance ..............................50
B
MENU  BATTERY MODE ..............................................134
MENU  BATTERY SELECT ...........................................134
MENU  BATTERY SETUP screen .................................134
  battery
Setting ..........................................................86
Mounting  ......................................................86
  Black Balance ...................................................49
MENU  BP-GL65/95 NEAR ..........................................135
C
MENU  CAC .................................................................136
MENU  CAC CARD READ ...........................................136
MENU  CAC FILE DELETE ...........................................136
MENU  CAC FILE INIT .................................................136
MENU  CAC PROPERTY ..............................................136
MENU  CAMERA MODE ..............................................127
MENU  CARD FUNCTION screen ................................136
MENU  CARD/BATT .....................................................133
  Center marker ....................................................73
MENU  CHROMA LEVEL .............................................124
MENU  CHROMA PHASE ............................................124
  Chromatic Aberration Compensation (CAC) .....92
  Chromatic Aberration Compensation (CAC) .....92
  cine-like gamma ................................................37
  clip ...................................................................101
MENU  CLOCK SETTING ............................................137
MENU  COLOR TEMP Ach ..........................................124
MENU  COLOR TEMP Bch ..........................................124
  Connector signal .............................................164
  Control of external devices ..............................146
  Copying ...........................................................109
  Counter ..............................................................64
  cue up ...............................................................43
D
  Date and Time ...................................................26
MENU  DATE/TIME .......................................................133
  DC power ..........................................................88
  Deleting ...........................................................108
MENU  DETAIL CORING ..............................................124
MENU  DETAIL LEVEL .................................................124
MENU  DIAGNOSTIC screen .......................................138
  Dimensions ......................................................160
MENU  DIONIC160 NEAR ...........................................134
MENU  DIONIC90 NEAR .............................................134
  Diopter Adjustment ............................................78
MENU  DISPLAY SETUP screen ..................................132
MENU  DOWNCON MODE ..........................................132
MENU  DRS EFFECT ...................................................125
  DVCPRO/DV Connector ..................................145
  Dynamic Range Stretcher ...................................9
  Dynamic Range Stretcher .................................53
E
  Electronic Shutter ..............................................52
MENU  ENDURA10 NEAR ...........................................135
MENU  ENDURA7 NEAR .............................................135
MENU  ENDURA-D NEAR............................................135
  errors ..........................................................69,153
MENU  EVF B.LIGHT ...................................................133
MENU  EVF COLOR .....................................................133
MENU  EVF PEAK FREQ ..............................................132
MENU  EVF PEAK LEVEL ............................................132
MENU  EVF SETTING ..................................................133
MENU  EXT DC IN SEL ................................................134
  external DC power .............................................88
  external power ...................................................88
F
MENU  F.MIC LEVEL ....................................................131
MENU  F.MIC POWER ..................................................131
  Fast-forward playback .......................................43
  Fast-reverse playback .......................................43
  firmware ...........................................................155
  Flange Back ......................................................90
  Focus assist .......................................................75
MENU  FOCUS BAR ....................................................133
  Formatting
P2 Card ......................................................114
SD memory card ..................................81, 115
Hard Disks  .................................................142
MENU  FRAME RATE ...................................................124
  FRONT AUDIO LEVEL Control ..........................55
  FRONT AUDIO LEVEL Control Knob .................98
  Front Microphone ..............................................95
MENU  FRONT VR CH1 ...............................................130
MENU  FRONT VR CH2 ...............................................130 
						

							
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G
MENU GAMMA ...........................................................125
  GENLOCK .........................................................64
MENU  GL PHASE .......................................................137
H
MENU  H PHASE .........................................................137
MENU  HEADROOM ....................................................131
MENU  HIGH GAIN ......................................................128
  Hot Swap Recording .........................................41
MENU  HYTRON140 NEAR .........................................134
MENU  HYTRON50 NEAR ...........................................134
I
  internal battery .................................................150
  Internal Clock ....................................................26
  Interval recording ..............................................40
  Interval recording ..............................................40
MENU  INTERVAL TIME    ............................................129
MENU  IRIS ADJUST ...................................................136
K
MENU  KNEE ...............................................................125
L
  LCD .................................................................120
MENU  LCD BACKLIGHT ............................................133
  LCD monitor ......................................................76
MENU  LCD SETTING ..................................................133
MENU  LENS SETUP screen ........................................136
  Lens
Mounting ......................................................89
Adjusting ......................................................89
MENU  LEVEL METER .................................................133
MENU  LIMITER CH1 ...................................................130
MENU  LIMITER CH2 ...................................................130
MENU  LOAD/SAVE/INIT ..............................................124
  Loop recording (LOOP REC) .............................41
  Loop recording (LOOP REC) .............................41
MENU  LOW GAIN .......................................................128
M
MENU  MAIN MENU ....................................................122
MENU  MARKER ..........................................................133
MENU  MASTER PED ..................................................125
MENU  MATRIX ............................................................125
MENU  MENU BACK ...................................................134
MENU  MENU INIT .......................................................137
  menu
THUMBNAIL MENU ...................................102
menus  ........................................................120
  menus
Using ..........................................................120
Initializing  ...........................................121, 120
  Meta Data ........................................................110
MENU  MIC LOWCUT CH1 ..........................................130
MENU  MIC LOWCUT CH2 ..........................................130
MENU  MIC LOWCUT CH3 ..........................................130
MENU  MIC LOWCUT CH4 ..........................................130
  Microphone ........................................................95
MENU  MID GAIN ........................................................128
  MODE CHECK ...................................................72
MENU  MODEL NAME .................................................138
MENU  MONITOR SELECT ..........................................131
N
MENU  NAME EDIT ......................................................126
  Native recording ................................................35
  Native recording ................................................35
  Native VFR Recording .......................................36
  Native VFR Recording .......................................36
MENU  NEAR END CANCEL .......................................135
MENU  NiCd14 END ....................................................135
MENU  NiCd14 NEAR ..................................................135
  Normal Recording .............................................34
  Normal speed playback ....................................43
MENU  NP-L7 NEAR ....................................................134
O
MENU  ONE SHOT TIME .............................................129
  One-shot recording (ONE SHOT REC) ..............40
  One-shot recording (ONE SHOT REC) ..............40
MENU  OPERATION .....................................................138
MENU  OPTION MENU screen ....................................138
MENU  OTHER DISPLAY .............................................134
MENU  OTHER FUNCTIONS screen ...........................137
MENU  OUTPUT SEL screen .......................................132
  overcranking effects ..........................................38
P
  P2 Cards
Inserting .......................................................28
Writing back ...............................................143
Recording times ...........................................30
Status  ...........................................................29
Status Display  ..............................................72
Removing .....................................................28
Formatting ..................................................114
Prevent Accidental Erasure  ...................29, 28
MENU  P2CARD REMAIN ............................................134
MENU  PAG L95 NEAR ................................................135
MENU  PC MODE ........................................................127
MENU  PC MODE SELECT ..........................................127
  playback ............................................................43
  Playing back ....................................................104
MENU  PREREC MODE ...............................................129
  Pre-recording .....................................................39
  Pre-recording .....................................................39
MENU  PROPAC14 NEAR ............................................134
  Properties ........................................................116
  PROXY .......................................................41, 114
  PROXY .......................................................41, 114
  pull-down recording ..........................................35
R
MENU  R.MIC CH1 LEVEL ...........................................131
MENU  R.MIC CH2 LEVEL ...........................................131
MENU  R.MIC POWER .................................................131
  Rain Cover .........................................................98 
						

							
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MENU REC COUNTER ...............................................134
MENU  REC FORMAT ..................................................126
MENU  REC FUNCTION ..............................................129
  REC REVIEW Function ......................................41
  REC REVIEW Function ......................................41
MENU  REC SIGNAL ...................................................126
  Reconnection ..................................................109
  Recording formats .............................................45
  Recording functions ....................................39, 45
  Recording level ..................................................54
MENU  RECORDING SETUP screen ...........................129
  remote control ..................................................100
  Restoring .........................................................109
MENU  RET SW ............................................................128
S
MENU  SAFETY ZONE .................................................133
  Safety zone markers ..........................................73
MENU  SCAN REVERSE ..............................................127
  Scene File ..........................................................82
MENU  SCENE FILE .....................................................136
  Scene File Data .................................................82
MENU  SCENE FILE screen .........................................124
MENU  SD CARD FORMAT ..........................................136
  SD memory cards
Insert ............................................................81
Status Display  ............................................119
Formatting, Writing and Reading .................81
Handling  ......................................................81
Remove ........................................................81
Format ....................................................81, 21
MENU  SDI EDH ..........................................................132
MENU  SDI METADATA ................................................132
MENU  SDI SELECT .....................................................132
MENU  SELF SHOOT ...................................................133
  Self-portrait Shooting .........................................77
MENU  SERIAL NO. .....................................................138
MENU  SETUP .............................................................127
MENU  SHADING (USER) ............................................136
MENU  SHADING SELECT ..........................................136
  Shooting ............................................................33
  Shot Marker (SHOT MARK) ...............................42
  Shot Marker (SHOT MARK) ...............................42
  Shoulder Strap ...................................................97
  Shutter Mode .....................................................52
  Shutter Speed ....................................................52
MENU  SKIN TONE DTL ..............................................125
  Specifications ..................................................160
  Standard VFR recording ....................................36
MENU  START DELAY ..................................................129
MENU  SW MODE screen ............................................128
MENU  SYNC SCAN DISP ...........................................133
  SYNCHRO SCAN...............................................52
 SYNCHRO SCAN...............................................52
MENU SYNCHRO SCAN.............................................124
MENU SYSTEM MODE ...............................................126
MENU  SYSTEM SETUP screen ...................................126
T
MENU  TC MODE ........................................................129
MENU  TC OUT ............................................................132
MENU  TC VIDEO SYNCHRO ......................................132
MENU  TEST TONE ......................................................131
  Text Memo  ........................................................42
  THUMBNAIL ....................................................101
  Thumbnail
Switching ...................................................105
Selecting ....................................................104
Changing  ...................................................106
menu ..........................................................101
  Time Code .........................................................60
  Time Data ..........................................................56
  Time zone ..........................................................26
MENU  TIME ZONE ......................................................137
MENU  TRIMPAC14 NEAR ...........................................134
  Tripod .................................................................97
MENU  TYPE A END ....................................................135
MENU  TYPE A FULL ...................................................135
MENU  TYPE A NEAR ..................................................135
MENU  TYPE B END ....................................................135
MENU  TYPE B FULL ...................................................135
MENU  TYPE B NEAR ..................................................135
U
MENU  UB MODE ........................................................129
  undercranking effects ........................................38
  Updating ..........................................................155
  USB
device mode ..............................................139
host mode ..................................................140
  User bits ............................................................56
  USER buttons ....................................................53
  USER CLIP NAME ...........................................112
MENU  USER FILE ...............................................136, 137
MENU  USER MAIN .....................................................128
MENU  USER1 .............................................................128
MENU  USER2 .............................................................128
V
MENU  V DETAIL FREQ ...............................................126
MENU  V DETAIL LEVEL ..............................................124
  Variable Frame Rate (VFR) ................................36
  Variable Frame Rate (VFR) ................................36
  Variable Speed Playback ..................................43
MENU  VERSION .........................................................138
MENU  VFR ..................................................................124
MENU  VIDEO OUT CHAR ..........................................132
MENU  VIDEO OUT ZEBRA .........................................132
  Viewfinder
screen displays ............................................66
Status Displays  ............................................65
Setting up .....................................................78
Adjusting  ......................................................78
W
MENU  W.BAL.PRESET ................................................128
  Warning System ...............................................151
  warnings ............................................................69
  Waveform monitor function ................................77
MENU  WFM ................................................................128
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 White Shading Compensation ...........................91
  wireless receiver ................................................95
MENU  WIRELESS TYPE ..............................................131
MENU  WIRELESS WARN ............................................131
Z
  Zebra pattern .....................................................74
MENU  ZEBRA1 DETECT ............................................133
MENU  ZEBRA2 ...........................................................133
MENU  ZEBRA2 DETECT ............................................133
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Chapter11Specifications

Chapter 11  Specifications
Dimensions and speci fications
Dimensions
251mm
(9-7/8 inches)
150mm (5-7/8 inches)343mm (3-1/2 inches)
441mm (17-3/8 inches)
246mm(9-11/16 
inches)
Speci fications
General
Power supply: DC12 V (11 V to 17 V)
Power consumption: 18 W (with the supplied lens, 3.2 LCD monitor)
 indicates safety information.
Ambient operating 
temperature/humidity:0 °C to 40 °C (32 °F to 104 °F)/10% to 85% (relative humidity)
Storage temperature:–20 °C to 60 °C (–4 °F to 140 °F)
Weight:Approx. 3.6 kg (7.93 lb) (camera unit only)
Approx 5.0 kg (11.02 lb) (Including lens and lens hood)
Dimensions: 
(Camera, viewfinder only)
(With supplied lens)
246 mm (width) × 251 mm (height) × 441 mm (depth)  
9-11/16 inches (width) × 9-7/8 inches (height) × 17-3/8 inches\
 (depth) (excluding protrusions)
246 mm (width) × 251 mm (height) × 549 mm (depth)  
9-11/16 inches (width) × 9-7/8 inches (height) × 21-5/8 inches\
 (depth) (excluding protrusions)