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    							151Menu : Menu Configuration
     Menu
    About Menu Description Tables 
    USER MENU
    USER MENU SELECT SYSTEM SETTING
    PA I N T
    CAM OPERATION
      SYSTEM MODE
      OPTION MODE
      REC FUNCTION  OUTPUT SEL
      GENLOCK
      RGB BLACK CONTROL
      LOW SETTING
      MID SETTING
      CAMERA ID
      SHUTTER SPEED
      SHUTTER SELECT  USER SW  SW MODE  WHITE BALANCE MODE
      LENS/IRIS  USER SW GAIN   MATRIX
      COLOR CORRECTION
      SYSTEM SETTING(USER)  PAINT(USER)
      VF(USER)
      CAM OPE(USER)
      FILE(USER)
      MAINTENANCE(USER)
      MAIN OPE(USER)   SKIN TONE DTL
      KNEE/LEVEL
      HIGH SETTING  ADDITIONAL DTL
      GAMMA  CAMERA SETTING
    VF  VF DISPLAY
      VF MARKER
      VF USER BOX  VF INDICATOR1  VF INDICATOR2  MODE CHECK IND
    FILE
      SD CARD READ/WRITE  SD CARD R/W SELECT  LENS FILE
      SCENE  INITIALIZE
    MAINTENANCE  SYSTEM CHECK  LENS ADJ  BLACK SHADING  WHITE SHADING
    MENU
    MAIN MENU
    OPTION MENU
     OPTION
      ! LED
    MAIN OPERATION
      BATTERY SETTING2  MIC/AUDIO 1
      BATTERY/P2CARD  BATTERY SETTING1
      UMID SET/INFO   MIC/AUDIO 2  TC/UB
      LCD MONITOR
      DIAGNOSTIC1
      DIAGNOSTIC2
      HOURS METER  DOWNCON SETTING
      1394 SETTING   RB GAIN CONTROL
      LENS FILE CARD R/W
      LENS FILE ADJ
    Opening the Menus
    USER MENU:
    Displayed when the MENU
    button is pressed.
    MAIN MENU:
    Displayed when the MENU
    button is pressed for at least 3
    seconds. 
    OPTION MENU:
    Displayed when the MENU
    button is pressed while pressing
    the LIGHT button. 
    ‹Notes
    zThe items highlighted in grey cannot be selected by . 
    zThe underlined items can only be selected as one whole page (with all sub-items). Individual sub-items cannot be
    selected separately. 
    The following letters indicate whether the modified menu 
    data is saved to or read out from the memory. 
    The – indicates that the data cannot be saved or read. 
    S = Can be saved and read as scene data file. 
    C = Can be saved or read using CARD READ/WRITED. 
    U = Can be saved and read as user data. 
    Please refer to [
    SCENE] (page 185) and [INITIALIZE] 
    (page 185). 
    F = Can be read using READ FACTORY DATA. 
    Please refer to [
    INITIALIZE] (page 185). 
    R = Can be saved using RC DATA SAVE. 
    Please refer to [
    Connection of the remote control unit 
    (AJ-RC10G)
    ] (page 107). 
    Items/
    Data Saved Adjustable 
    Range Remarks 
    REC SIGNALCAMVIDEO
    1394
    SDI
    Select video input signals. 
    CAM: Record the signal from the 
    camera 
    VIDEO:Record the signal from the 
    GENLOCK IN connector (In SD 
    mode only
    £1394:Record the signal from the 1394 
    input connector
    SDI:Records input to the SD IN 
    connector (optional).
    –CUFR
    This section shows the 
    adjustable range of the 
    set value, and available 
    options for this item. About the settings available for 
    this item. 
    Menu
    Menu Configuration
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    							152Menu : Menu Configuration
    USER MENU:USER MENU is factory-set. The menu can
    be configured to suit your preferences by
    specifying each option according to your
    purposes and frequency of use, through the
     screen, which is
    accessible from the MAIN MENU page. 
    For more information, see [
    Selecting Options
    for USER MENU
    ] (page 154).
    To display USER MENU, press the MENU
    button.
    MAIN MENU:Allows you to set all options on the settings
    menu. 
    This menu has a category-by-category
    structure, layered according to purposes and
    frequency of use. 
    To display MAIN MENU, press the MENU
    button for three seconds or longer.
    SYSTEM SETTING:
    This option is used to specify recording
    signal, recording system, etc. 
    PA I N T :This option is used to fine-adjust images
    while monitoring the output waveform of the
    camera, using the waveform monitor.
    Normally, this adjustment requires
    assistance from a video engineer. 
    This menu option may be set with an
    external remote controller, and is useful
    when using the unit without a sound
    recordist. 
    VF:Used to select the information items to be
    displayed in the viewfinder screen. 
    CAM OPERATION:
    Used to change settings according to the
    conditions for the subject. 
    MAIN OPERATION:
    Used to specify recording-related items,
    such as audio settings, time code, battery
    and P2 card remaining amounts. 
    FILE:Used to specify file-related items such as SD
    memory card reading/writing and lens file
    settings. 
    MAINTENANCE:
    Used to specify maintenance-related items. 
    USER MENU SELECT:
    Used to edit USER MENU. 
    OPTION MENU:Provides options which may be needed if
    functions are added in the future. 
    To display OPTION MENU, hold down the
    LIGHT button and press the MENU button.
    For more information, contact your
    distributor.
    JOG dial buttonMENU buttonLIGHT button
    Shot Mark/Cancel Menu button
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    							153Menu : Menu Configuration
     Menu
    The menu options are set with the MENU and JOG dial
    buttons.
    The menu comprises main menu, sub-menus and options
    menus. 
    The data specified through menu options are written and
    saved in the internal memory of the unit.
    This section describes how to set options in MAIN MENU.
    The other menus can be configured in the same manner
    (the method of displaying the menu screen depends on the
    particular menu). 
    ‹ Note
    When the unit is in thumbnail mode, the viewfinder
    displays “THUMBNAIL OPEN”, disabling navigation
    through the menu.
    1Press the MENU button for three seconds or longer.
    The MAIN MENU screen appears, together with its 
    options.
    2Turn the JOG dial button to move the mark (>) to a 
    desired menu option. Then, press the JOG dial button 
    to display the sub-menu screen.
    3Turn the JOG dial button to move the mark (>) to a 
    desired menu option. Then, press the JOG dial button 
    to display the options screen.
    4Turn the JOG dial button to move the mark (>) to a 
    desired option. Then, press the JOG dial button. The 
    value starts blinking. 
    5Turn the JOG dial button to change the value.
    To increase the value:
    Turn the JOG dial button clockwise, as seen from the 
    front of the camera.
    To decrease the value:
    Turn the JOG dial button anti-clockwise, as seen from 
    the front of the camera.
    Each turn of the dial switches the value by one step. A 
    quick turn changes the value rapidly; a slow turn 
    makes a fine adjustment.
    To turn an option on or off:
    To select ON, turn the JOG dial button clockwise, as 
    seen from the front of the camera.
    To select OFF, turn the JOG dial button anti-
    clockwise, as seen from the front of the camera.
    To return the changed set value to the previous
    one:
    Press the shot mark/menu cancel button to display 
    the message “PUSH CANCEL BACK TO PREV”. 
    Press the shot mark/menu cancel button again to 
    return the set value to the value before the change.
    ‹Note
    The following menu items cannot be cancelled using 
    the shot mark/menu cancel button.
    zPages on the USER MENU SELECT screen
    zPages on the FILE screen
    zCAMERA ID
    zUSER SW GAIN
    zPart of the WHITE BALANCE MODE pages
    zBATTERY SETTING1, 2
    zUMID SET/INFO
    6Press the JOG dial button.
    The value stops blinking and is accepted.
    7To change the settings for other options on the same 
    page, repeat Steps 
    4 - 6.
    8When the settings are finalised, press the MENU 
    button.
    This terminates the menu option setting mode and 
    returns the unit to normal operation mode. 
    Setting Menu Options
    #**** MAIN MENU ****
     SYSTEM SETTING
     PAINT
     VF
     CAM OPERATION
     MAIN OPERATION
     FILE
     MAINTENANCE
     USER MENU SELECT
    **** MAIN MENU ****
     SYSTEM SETTING
     PAINT
     VF
    # CAM OPERATION
     MAIN OPERATION
     FILE
     MAINTENANCE
     USER MENU SELECT
    < CAM OPERATION >
     CAMERA ID
     SHUTTER SPEED
     SHUTTER SELECT
    # USER SW
     SW MODE
     WHITE BALANCE MODE
     USER SW GAIN
     IRIS
    < USER SW >
    # USER MAIN SW    :S.GAIN
     USER1 SW        :D.ZOOM
     USER2 SW        :DS.GAIN
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    							154Menu : Menu Configuration Go to the USER MENU SELECT page from MAIN MENU.
    Then, open relevant options menu screens to select
    options to add to USER MENU. 
    Only the selected options are displayed as options in
    USER MENU. 
    For information about how to navigate this menu, see
    [
    Setting Menu Options] (page 153).
    ‹ Note
    Options with [¢] are effective. The number of options that
    can be added to USER MENU is 14 
    a 3 = 42 (three pages
    of options) for camera-related options, and 14 (one page of
    options) for memory-related options.
    Selecting Options for USER MENU
    < USER MENU SELECT >
                        (SELECT MODE)
    # SYSTEM SETTING
     PAINT
     VF
     CAM OPERATION
     MAIN OPERATION
     FILE
     MAINTENANCE
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     Menu
    The ____ in the Adjustable Range column indicates the
    preset mode. 
    Menu Description Tables
    SYSTEM SETTING
    SYSTEM MODE
    Items/
    Data Saved Adjustable 
    Range
     Remarks 
    SYSTEM 
    MODE1080-59.94i
    1080-50i
    720-59.94P
    720-50P
    480-59.94i
    576-50i
    For setting the system frequency and the 
    recording format of the unit.
    When this item is switched, turn “OFF” 
    the POWER switch on the unit and then 
    turn it “ON” again.
    ‹Notes
    z
    When the remote control unit (AJ-
    RC10G) is connected, this item is not
    displayed.
    To switch this item, operate the main
    unit independently.
    zWhen the time code is in free run 
    mode and a change is made to the 
    SYSTEM MODE menu option, the 
    time may not be correctly recorded. 
    After turning on the camera-recorder, 
    check the time code and make a 
    change to the setting if required.
    zWhen USB DEVICE mode is selected, 
    no change can be made to this option.
    –CUF–
    REC SIGNALCAMVIDEO
    1394
    SDI
    Select video input signals. 
    CAM: Record the signal from the 
    camera 
    VIDEO:Record the signal from the 
    GENLOCK IN connector (In SD 
    mode only
    £1394:Record the signal from the 1394 
    input connector
    SDI:Records input to the SDI IN 
    connector (optional).
    ‹Notes
    zIn Native mode for the AVC-Intra
    (optional) and DVCPRO HD, 1394
    cannot be selected.
    zAfter the power has been turned OFF,
    this setting defaults to CAM when the
    power is turned ON again. 
    zIn order to select VIDEO and 
    synchronize video signals input to the 
    GENLOCK IN connector (VBS) with 
    the unit, set the GENLOCK item of 
    [
    GENLOCK] (page 159) to EXT.
    –CUFR
    CAMERA 
    MODE(1080-59.94i
    /480-59.94i)
      60i
      30P
      24P
      24PA
    (1080-50i
    /576-50i)
      50i
      25P
    (720-59.94P)
      60P
      30P
      24P
    (720-50P)
      50P
      25P
    For setting the video system for 
    shooting.
    ‹NoteIn AVC-Intra mode (optional), 24PA 
    cannot be selected.
    –CUFR
    Items/
    Data Saved Adjustable 
    RangeRemarks 
    ASPECT16:94:3Select the aspect ratio for recording. (In 
    SD mode only
    £16:9:Record in  aspect ratio. 
    4:3:Record in  aspect ratio. 
    –CUFR
    VF TYPE HD
    SD
    Specify the type of viewfinder to be 
    attached to the camera-recorder.
    –CUFR
    REC MODEHD MODE 
    (1080i):
    DV C P RO  H D
    AV C - I  1 0 0
    AV C - I  5 0
    HD MODE 
    (720P):
    DV C P RO  H D
    DVC HD (N)
    AV C - I  1 0 0
    AV C - I  5 0
    SD MODE:
    DV C P RO 5 0
    DV C P RO
    DV
    Select the recording mode.DVCPRO HD:
    Record in DVCPRO HD format
    DVC HD (N):
    Record in Native mode for DVCPRO 
    HD
    AVC-I 100:
    Record in AVC-I 100 format
    AVC-I 50:
    Record in AVC-I 50 format
    DVCPRO50:
    Record in DVCPRO50 format.
    DVCPRO:
    Record in DVCPRO format.DV:Record in DV format.
    ‹Notes
    zAVC-I 100 and AVC-I 50 cannot be 
    selected when the AJ-YBX200G 
    (optional) is not installed.
    zIf [1394] is selected in REC SIGNAL, 
    AVC-I 100, AVC-I 50 and DVC HD (N) 
    cannot be selected.
    –CUFR
    SETUP0%
    7.5%ASwitch the setup. (For 480-59.94i only£
    0%:Setup is switched to 0% for both 
    the camera output and the 
    recording. 
    7.5%A:Setup is switched to 7.5% for the 
    camera output and 0% for the 
    recording. 
    –CUFR
    PC MODE 
    SELECTUSB HOSTUSB DEV.
    Specify the operation mode of the 
    camera-recorder when an external 
    device is connected via USB.
    USB HOST:
    Sets the camera-recorder to the mode 
    that allows an external hard disk drive 
    to be connected.
    USB DEV.:
    Sets the camera-recorder to the USB 
    device mode, which allows a PC to be 
    connected via USB 2.0 for use with 
    P2 cards as mass storage.
    ‹Note
    When the PC MODE menu option is set 
    to ON, no change can be made to this 
    option.
    –––F–
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    							156Menu : Menu Description TablesThe ____ in the Adjustable Range column indicates the
    preset mode. 
    SYSTEM MODE
    Items/
    Data Saved Adjustable 
    Range
     Remarks 
    PC MODE ON
    OFFUsed to enable or disable the mode that 
    allows the camera-recorder to be 
    connected to a PC or an external hard 
    disk drive via USB 2.0.
    ON:Sets the camera-recorder to the 
    mode selected through the PC 
    MODE SELECT menu option.
    OFF:Disables the PC MODE for normal 
    operation.
    ‹NoteOnce the power is turned off, the option 
    is always set to OFF when the power is 
    turned on next time.
    ––
    –F–
    OPTION MODE
    Items/
    Data Saved Adjustable 
    Range
     Remarks 
    REC TALLYREDGREEN
    CHARSelect the method for displaying the 
    recording status of camera-recorder 
    when controlling an external VTR by 
    setting 1394 CONTROL items to BOTH.
    Select the 1394 CONTROL item on the 
     screen in the SYSTEM 
    SETTING page.
    RED:The red tally lamp lights up. 
    GREEN:The green tally lamp lights up. CHAR:The VF displays [REC] in 
    characters.
    –CUF–
    ACCESS LED OFF
    SLOT SIDE
    LCD SIDE
    BOTHSpecify whether or not to enable the P2 
    card access LEDs.
    OFF:Disables both LEDs above the 
    slots and on the side panel.
    SLOT SIDE:
    Enables the LED above the slots 
    and disables the LED on the side 
    panel.
    LCD SIDE:
    Enables the LED on the side panel 
    and disables the LED above the 
    slots.
    BOTH:Enables both LEDs above the 
    slots and on the side panel. –CUF–
    P.OFF GPS 
    DATAHOLD
    CLEARSelect whether or not to hold the UMID 
    GPS position information while the 
    power is turned off, thereby keeping this 
    information as status data holding the 
    previous value until the power is turned 
    on again, which enables a new 
    measurement to start. 
    HOLD:Hold and save the data. CLEAR:Clear the data when the power
    is turned off, and save zero (No-
    Info) from the next power-on
    until a new measurement is
    completed. 
    –CUF–
    SDI 
    METADATAON
    OFF
    Used to specify whether or not to output 
    metadata (UMID) to SDI when the 
    VIDEO OUT menu option is set to HD 
    SDI or SD HDI.
    –CUF–
    SDI EDHONOFF
    Select whether or not to add an error 
    detection flag to the SD SDI output. 
    –CUF–
    Items/
    Data Saved Adjustable 
    Range
     Remarks 
    SAVE SW 
    (AUD OUT)ON
    OFFSelect whether or not to forcibly disable 
    the audio output when the SAVE ON/
    OFF switch is set to [ON].
    ON:Disable audio output. 
    OFF:Enable audio output. 
    –CUF–
    SAVE SW 
    (LCD)ON
    OFF
    Select whether or not to automatically 
    turn off the LCD monitor when the SAVE 
    ON/OFF switch is set to [ON].
    ON:Turn off LCD monitor. 
    OFF:Do not turn off LCD monitor. 
    –CUF–
    COMPRESSION 
    MODENORMAL
    DARK
    Select a compression mode for the 
    720P mode (Only for recording DVCPRO 
    HD for 720-59.94P and 720-50P
    ).
    NORMAL:
    The normal shooting mode is 
    selected.
    DARK:
    Compressed video distortion that 
    occurs in dark areas is lowered, which 
    may increase distortion in other 
    areas. –CUF–
    AU TO RE C OFF
    TYPE1
    TYPE2
    Select the method for detecting REC 
    START/STOP marks from the frame rate 
    information in the user bits added 
    through HD SD IN in HD mode in order 
    to automatically start or stop recording 
    (for the AJ-YA350AG, an SDI-IN option).
    OFF:No automatic recording is 
    performed.
    TYPE1:REC START/STOP marks are 
    detected from LTC input 
    through HD SDI for automatic 
    recording.
    TYPE2:REC START/STOP marks are 
    detected from VITC input 
    through HD SDI for automatic 
    recording.
    ‹Note
    Set the menu option REC SIGNAL to 
    SDI to input HD SDI signals to the SDI 
    IN connector. For information about user 
    bits frame rate information, see [
    Setting 
    of the user bits] (page 57).The AUTO REC function does not 
    operate in INTERVAL REC and LOOP 
    REC modes.
    –CUF–
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     Menu
    *1This variable range is the numerical values for 59.94 Hz. 
    For 50 Hz, the frame rate is up to 24f. The frame rate is 
    up to 23f in 24PN (Native) mode.
    The ____ in the Adjustable Range column indicates the
    preset mode. 
    ×Note
    Displayed REC TIME, PAUSE TIME and TOTAL REC TIME
    are translated into either drop-frame or non-drop-frame
    according to the mode of operation.
    TAKE TOTAL TIME is actual time. Therefore, TOTAL REC
    TIME may incorporate fractions, depending on the settings.
    REC FUNCTION
    Items/
    Data Saved Adjustable 
    Range
     Remarks 
    INTERVAL 
    REC MODEON
    ONE SHOT
    OFFSets INTERVAL REC function.
    ON:Uses internal memory to perform 
    interval recording.
    ONE SHOT:
    Performs “one-shot” recording for the 
    duration specified under REC TIME, 
    and then stops.
    OFF: INTERVAL REC is not performed.
    ‹Note
    This item cannot be changed when [ON] 
    is selected in LOOP REC MODE. –CUF –
    INTERVAL 
    REC HOLDON
    OFFSelects whether INTERVAL REC MODE 
    settings are retained or not when the 
    power is turned off once.
    ON:Retain
    OFF:Do not retain. The INTERVAL 
    REC MODE is OFF whenever the 
    power is turned on again.
    –CUF –
    REC TIME*100s01f : 
    59s29fSet REC TIME (1 cut).
    ‹Note
    However, the settings can be made frame 
    by frame, and the numbers of the cut-off 
    unit frames for the shortest time period 
    and the set time on the actual operation 
    may vary with the recording method. For 
    details, refer to [Interval Recording] (page 
    36).
    –CUF –
    PAU S E  T I M E *100h00m00s01f : 00h04m59s29f : 23h59m59s29f
    Specify PAUSE time for recording.
    ‹Note
    However the settings can be made frame 
    by frame, and the numbers of the cut-off 
    unit frames for the shortest time period 
    and the set time on the actual operation 
    may vary with the recording method. For 
    details, refer to [Interval Recording] (page 
    36). –CUF –
    TA K E  T O TA L  
    TIMENONE
     : 
    5day
    Specify the time needed for shooting.
    Select from NONE (continue until 
    operation is manually stopped) to 5 days.
    –CUF –
    TOTAL REC 
    TIME*100m00s01f
     : 
    99m59s29f
    OVER100min
    NONEDisplay total recorded time. The setting 
    cannot be changed using this option. 
    Displays the recording time (recording 
    time needed for the P2 card) calculated 
    using REC TIME, PAUSE TIME, and 
    TA K E  T O TA L  T I M E .
    ‹Note
    A value based on actual processing is 
    displayed
    .–––––
    AU DIO  R EC O N
    OFFSelect whether or not sound will be 
    recorded.
    –CUF –
    START DELAY 0SEC : 
    10SECSet the delay after pressing REC START 
    to start recording in INTERVAL REC.
    –CUF –
    PRE REC 
    MODEON
    OFFSelect whether or not to enable PRE 
    RECORDING.
    ON:PRE RECORDING enabled.
    OFF:PRE RECORDING disabled.
    ‹Note
    Specify the PRE RECORDING time by 
    using the menu option PRE REC TIME.
    –CUF –
    Items/
    Data Saved Adjustable 
    Range
     Remarks 
    PRE REC 
    TIME1SEC
     : 
    8SEC
     : 15SEC
    Set PRE RECORDING. 
    1-15SEC:
    Set the length of time that can be 
    retrospectively recorded before the 
    REC START button is pressed. 
    ‹Note
    When the SYSTEM MODE menu option 
    on the SYSTEM MODE screen is set to 
    1080-59.94i, 1080-50i, 720-59.94P, or 
    720-50P, or when it is set to 480-59.94i 
    or 576-50P and the REC MODE menu 
    option is set to DVCPRO50, the upper 
    limit of the above recording time is 8 
    seconds.
    –CUF–
    LOOP REC 
    MODEON
    OFFSelect whether or not to enable LOOP 
    REC. 
    This setting can be used with PRE 
    RECORDING features. 
    ON:Enable LOOP REC. 
    OFF:Disable LOOP REC. 
    ‹Notes
    z
    After the power is turned off, this item
    will default to OFF the next time the
    power is turned on. 
    zThis item cannot be changed when
    [ON] or [ONE SHOT] is selected in
    INTERVAL REC MODE.
    –––F–
    REC START ALL
    NORMALSelect operating modes that allow 
    recording to start. 
    ALL:Allow recording to start during 
    stop, recording pause, and 
    playback. 
    NORMAL:
      Allow recording to start during stop 
    and recording pause. 
    ‹Note
    Even if this is set to [ALL], the operation is 
    [NORMAL], when [ON] or [ONE SHOT] is 
    selected in INTERVAL REC MODE.
    –CUF–
    P.ON REC 
    SLOT SELHOLD
    SLOT1
    Select the recording order of the slot 
    when the power is turned on.
    HOLD:
    The recording order starts with the 
    card previously selected when the 
    power was turned off.
    SLOT1:
    The recording order starts with the 
    card that is inserted in Slot 1 when the 
    power is turned on.
    –CUF–
    Example of drop-frame
    REC TIME02s00f
    PA U S E  T I M E02s00f
    TAKE TOTAL TIME40min
    TOTAL REC TIME19m59s06f
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    ×Note
    The  screen is displayed when
    SYSTEM MODE is set to 1080-59.94i, 1080-50i, 720-
    59.94P and 720-60P (HD mode).
    The ____ in the Adjustable Range column indicates the
    preset mode. 
    OUTPUT SEL
    Items/
    Data Saved Adjustable 
    Range
     Remarks 
    OUTPUT ITEMMENU ONLY
    TC
    STATUS
    Set the character contents 
    superimposed onto the output signals 
    for the VIDEO OUT connector (Analog 
    or SDI) and MON OUT connector. 
    MENU ONLY:
    Displays only when the menu 
    characters are superimposed. No 
    display appears when other characters 
    are superimposed.
    TC:Display the time code. (Displays the 
    menu when menu characters are 
    superimposed.)
    ‹NoteThe TC display position moves up 
    and down depending on the camera 
    ID position. 
    STATUS:
    Display the same characters 
    superimposed on the VF signal. 
    (Displays the menu when menu 
    characters are superimposed.)
    –CUF–
    MONITOR 
    OUTVBSVF
    YSelect the output signal on the MON OUT 
    connector. 
    VBS:Output a regular composite signal. 
    VF:Output a VF Y signal. The status 
    display is also superimposed. 
    Y:Output a component Y signal.
    ‹Note
    The VBS signal is output in playback 
    mode. –CUF –
    MONITOR 
    OUT CHARON
    OFFSelect whether or not to superimpose 
    characters on the MON OUT connector 
    signal independently of the camera’s 
    VIDEO OUT CHARACTER switch. (The 
    character content is the same as the 
    video output signal.)
    ON:Enable superimpose. 
    OFF:Disable superimpose. 
    –CUF–
    LCD MON 
    CHARON
    OFF
    Select whether or not to superimpose 
    characters on the LCD monitor. (The 
    character content is the same as the 
    video output signal.)
    ON:Enable superimpose. 
    (Not interlocked with the VIDEO 
    OUT CHARACTER switch.)
    OFF:Disable superimpose. 
    (Not interlocked with the VIDEO 
    OUT CHARACTER switch.)
    –CUF–
    VF MODEMEMCAM
    When the REC SIGNAL menu option on 
    the SYSTEM MODE screen is set to 
    CAM, select the image to display in the 
    viewfinder. 
    MEM:Display the playback image in the 
    playback mode. 
    CAM:Always display the camera image. 
    –CUF–
    THUMBNAIL 
    OUTON
    OFFSelect whether or not to output clip 
    thumbnails displayed on the LCD 
    monitor to the video output and monitor 
    output signals. 
    ON:Enable output. 
    OFF:Disable output. 
    ‹Note
    HD SDI signals are being output from 
    the VIDEO OUT connector, thumbnails 
    are not output.
    –CUF–
    DOWNCON SETTING
    Items/
    Data Saved Adjustable 
    Range
     Remarks 
    DOWNCON 
    MODESQUEEZ
    LT- B OX
    S-CROP
    For setting the mode of the down 
    converter output signals.
    –CUFR
    DETAILONOFF
    For setting the detail function for the 
    down converter output signals ON/OFF.
    The down converter output signals 
    contain detailed components that are 
    set during HD signal processing. In this 
    setting, these signals overlap the 
    detailed components dedicated to the 
    down converter outputs.
    Even if this setting is turned off, it is 
    impossible to turn off the detailed 
    components set during HD signal 
    processing.
    –CUFR
    H.DTL LEVEL 000831
    For setting the horizontal detail 
    correction level for the down converter 
    output signals.
    –CUFR
    V.DTL LEVEL 000431
    For setting the vertical detail correction 
    level for the down converter output 
    signals.
    –CUFR
    DTL CORING 00
    01
     : 
    15
    For setting the noise elimination level of 
    the details.
    –CUFR
    H.DTL FREQ. 135
    For selecting the horizontal detail 
    frequencies.
    1:2.5 MHz4:4 MHz
    2:3 MHz5:4.5 MHz
    3:3.5 MHZ
    –CUFR
    2D LPF ON
    OFFFor setting the 2-D low path filter 
    reducing cross colors.
    ON:Cross colors are reduced.
    OFF:Cross colors are not reduced.
    –CUFR
    SETUP 0%
    7.5%For setting the setup level for the down 
    converter output signals.
    ¢Only for 1080-59.94i or 720-59.94P£
    ‹Note
    When the system frequency is set to 50 
    Hz, the setup level will be 0%.
    –CUFR
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    							159Menu : Menu Description Tables
     Menu
    The ____ in the Adjustable Range column indicates the
    preset mode. 
    LCD MONITOR
    Items/
    Data Saved Adjustable 
    Range
     Remarks 
    BRIGHTNESS –7 : +0 : +7
    Adjust the LCD monitor brightness. 
    –CUF –
    COLOR 
    LEVEL–7 : +0 : +7
    Adjust the LCD monitor chroma level. 
    –CUF –
    CONTRAST –7 : +0 : +7
    Adjust the LCD monitor contrast. 
    –CUF –
    BACKLIGHTNORMAL
    HIGH
    Adjust the backlightNORMALMode normally used
    HIGH:This is brighter than NORMAL
    –CUF –
    SELF SHOOT NORMAL
    MIRRORSelect whether or not to change the 
    LCD monitor to mirror image. 
    NORMAL:Do not change to mirror 
    image. 
    MIRROR:Change to mirror image. 
    –CUF –
    ASPECT 
    CONV.SQUEEZE
    LT. B OX
    Select a screen ratio for images 
    displayed on the LCD monitor (In SD 
    mode only). 
    SQUEEZE:Display images in the 
    squeeze size. 
    LT. B OX:Display images in the letter 
    box size. 
    ‹Note
    This item is enabled only when ASPECT 
    described in SYSTEM MODE is set to 
    “16:9”.
    –CUF –
    GENLOCK
    Items/
    Data Saved Adjustable 
    Range
     Remarks 
    GENLOCKINT
    EXT
    Switch the camera synchronising signal. INT:Synchronise with the internal 
    reference signal regardless of the 
    reference signal input to the 
    GENLOCK IN connector. 
    EXT:Synchronise with the reference 
    signal input to the GENLOCK IN 
    connector. 
    –CUFR
    GL PHASEHD SDICOMPOSIT
    For selecting the output signals that lock 
    phases to the signals that are input in 
    the GENLOCK IN connector. (Only for 
    1080-59.94i, 1080-50i, 720-59.94P, or 
    720-50P
    £HD SDI:
    For locking the HD SDI signals to the 
    GENLOCK input.
    For the down converter output 
    signals, the start position of the video 
    delays by about 90 lines.
    COMPOSIT:
    For locking the down converter output 
    signals to the GENLOCK input.
    For the HD SDI output signals, the 
    start position of the video gains by 
    about 90 lines.
    –CUFR
    H PHASE 
    COARSE–100 : +000 : +100
    Perform coarse phase adjustment for 
    horizontal hold when configuring a 
    system. 
    –––––
    H PHASE 
    FINE–100 : +000 : +100
    Perform fine phase adjustment for 
    horizontal hold when configuring a 
    system. 
    –––––
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    preset mode. 
    1394 SETTING
    Items/
    Data Saved Adjustable 
    RangeRemarks 
    1394 AUDIO 
    OUTCH1/CH2
    CH3/CH4
    For selecting the channels for audio 
    signals output from the DVCPRO/DV 
    connector when the camera-recorder is 
    operating in DVCPRO or DV mode (for 
    480-59.94i or 576-50i only)
    ‹NoteWhen CH3/CH4 is selected, no sound is 
    heard in the following outputs:
    zEE output if the 25M REC CH SEL 
    menu option on the MIC AUDIO 
    screen on the MAIN OPERATION 
    page is set to 2CH.
    zOutput of playback data recorded as 
    2-channel audio signals.
    –CUF –
    1394 SPEED S100
    S200
    S400For setting the transfer rate of signals 
    output from the DVCPRO/DV connector.
    S100:100Mbps
    S200:200Mbps
    S400:400Mbps
    –CUF –
    1394 IN CH 0
     : 
    63
    AU TOFor setting the input channel of signals 
    input to the DVCPRO/DV connector.
    0 - 63:To fix to the designated value
    AUTO :To follow the settings of the 
    externally connected devices
    –CUF –
    1394 OUT CH 0
     : 
    63
    AU TOFor setting the input channel of signals 
    output from the DVCPRO/DV connector.
    0 - 63:To fix to the designated value
    AUTO :To follow the settings of the 
    externally connected devices
    –CUF –
    1394 
    CONTROLOFFBOTH
    For setting the control for recording 
    start/stop operations of external devices 
    that are connected to the DVCPRO/DV 
    connector.
    OFF:Do not control the externally 
    connected devices.
    BOTH:To control both the unit and the 
    externally connected devices
    –CUF –
    1394 CMD SEL REC_P
    STOP
    For setting the control of recording stop 
    operations of the external devices that 
    are connected to the DVCPRO/DV 
    connector.
    REC_P:Operation to pause recording
    STOP:Stopping operation
    –CUF –
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