Panasonic Memory Card Portable Recorder Player Ajhpm110p Operating Instructions

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1.PLAY LIST button
Press to create play lists or to play a created play list. 
The PLAY LIST button lights and the play list screen 
appears on LCD panel or on a monitor output image. 
Press again to exit the play list screen. The PLAY LIST 
button goes off.
A play list menu setting makes it possible to select 
whether ending playback in the play list screen should 
return you to the play list screen or show a still image.
2.THUMBNAIL button 
Press this button and the THUMBNAIL button lights 
and the thumbnail screen appears on LCD panel or on 
a monitor output image. Press again to exit the 
thumbnail screen and return to the previous screen. 
The THUMBNAIL button goes out.
3.Cursor buttons
The four outer buttons are cursor buttons and the 
center button is the SET button. Use them to move the 
cursor in menus, thumbnails, events, etc. to select 
items. 
4.EXIT/CANCEL/PF button
 
GUI Operations
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When the PLAY LIST/
THUMBNAIL buttons 
are lit:Press to return to the 
thumbnail display from 
property. Selecting [EXIT] 
in a menu has the same 
effect as pressing the SET 
button.
Hold down the SHIFT 
button and this button 
simultaneously to cancel 
an action (for example, 
canceling the selection of 
an item).
When the PLAY LIST/
THUMBNAIL buttons 
are off:Press this button and 
buttons 6, 8 and 10 will 
function as the PF1, PF2 
and PF3 keys. Press this 
button again before 
pressing another button to 
exit this mode. 
						

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5.MENU/DIAG button
MENU button
Press this button to open the MENU. Press again to 
return to the previous screen. 
DIAG (SHIFT+MENU) button
Press to show information about this unit. Press again 
to return to the previous screen. However, this function 
is not available while thumbnails or play lists are 
displayed. 
Information about this unit includes [VIDEO SYSTEM], 
[HOURSMETER], [WARNING], [UMID] and [DIF]. Use 
the SET button or cross cursor buttons to switch 
among them.
6.IN/SLOT CLIP/PF1 button 
Use these functions to create play lists. Press the 
ENTRY button and this button simultaneously when 
registering an event (when the PLAY LIST button and 
the EVENT button are both on) to set an event IN point. 
Hold down this button and press the RESET button to 
cancel the IN point of the selected event. 
➝Refer to the Section “Using Play List” (page 67).
 Press the SHIFT button and this button 
simultaneously while thumbnails are displayed to 
switch the clip display between SELECTED and 
specific SLOT. 
 Press the ENTRY button and this button 
simultaneously when the PLAY LIST button is off to 
register a cue-up point.
 Press this button after the PF button when the 
THUMBNAIL and PLAY LIST buttons are off to obtain 
access to the setup menu registered using the PF1 
button. 
7.TRIM–/SLOT SELECT– button
Hold down the IN, OUT or SPLIT button and press this 
button in play list mode to shift the IN, OUT and SPLIT 
points 1 frame backward (4 frames at 24PN).
Hold down the SHIFT button and this button 
simultaneously when the PLAY LIST button is off to 
move to the previous recording slot position.Pressing 
this button when the unit is in slot 1 results in a move to 
slot 6. 
8.ENTRY/CLIP (LIST/PF2 button)
Use these functions to create play lists. 
Pressing the IN, OUT or SPLIT button simultaneous 
with this button while registering an event (the PLAY 
LIST and EVENT buttons are on), allows you to set the 
IN, OUT and SPLIT points. 
 Pressing the SHIFT button simultaneous with this 
button in the play list mode allows you to add a clip 
selected from a thumbnail display to the play list. 
 Press this button after the PF button when the 
THUMBNAIL and PLAY LIST buttons are off to obtain 
access to the setup menu registered using the PF2 
button. 
9.TRIM+/SLOT SELECT+ button
Hold down the IN, OUT or SPLIT button and press this 
button in play list mode to shift the IN, OUT and SPLIT 
points 1 frame forward (4 frames at 24PN).
While the PLAY LIST button is off, hold down the SHIFT 
button and this button simultaneously to move to the 
previous recording slot position. Pressing this button 
when the unit is in slot 6 results in a move to slot 1. 
10.OUT/ALL CLIP/PF3 button
Use these functions to create play lists. Press the 
ENTRY button and this button simultaneously when 
registering an event (when the PLAY LIST button and 
the ENTRY button are both on) to set an event OUT 
point. 
Hold down this button and press the RESET button to 
cancel the OUT point of the selected event. 
➝For details, refer to “Using Play List” (page 67).
 Press the SHIFT button and this button 
simultaneously while thumbnails are displayed to 
return the clip display to ALL. 
 Press the ENTRY button and this button 
simultaneously when the PLAY LIST button is off to 
register a cue-up point. [VIDEO SYSTEM] 
screen:Shows current system 
frequency, recording 
format, input and output 
formats and other 
information.
[WARNING] screen: Shows warning 
information. 
[HOURS METER] 
screen:Shows the unit serial 
number, the number of 
hours it has been on, and 
the number of times it has 
been switched on and off. 
[UMID] screen: Shows UMID information 
for the current video.
[DIF]  screen: Shows various information 
on the current DIF (the 
IEEE 1394 interface).  
						

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 Press this button after the PF button when the 
THUMBNAIL and PLAY LIST buttons are off to obtain 
access to the setup menu registered using the PF3 
button. 
11.SHIFT button
Use this button together with the FF, REW and SET 
buttons. 
12.GO TO/MOVE button
Use this button to move the IN, OUT, or SPLIT point of 
events registered in a play list. It can also be used for 
CUE UP when the THUMBNAIL and PLAY LIST buttons 
are off. Hold down the IN/OUT button and press the 
GO TO button to move and cue up to the IN and OUT 
points. Hold down the SHIFT button and press this 
button in the play list mode to move events. 
➝For details, refer to “Using Play List” (page 67). 
13.INSERT/DELETE button
Use this button to insert a new event between events in 
the play list (when set to the insert edit mode).
Also use to select audio and video to overwrite event 
audio and video (when set to the overwrite edit mode).
Hold down the SHIFT button and press this button 
(DELETE) when thumbnails are displayed to delete a 
selected clip. 
In the play list, hold down the SHIFT button and press 
this button to delete a selected event. 
➝For details, refer to “Using Play List” (page 67). 
The DELETE button allows you to perform on-screen 
keyboard and file delete operations. 
14.SPLIT/PROP button
Press the ENTRY button and this button simultaneously 
in the play list register mode to register an event after 
shifting the audio IN point relative to the video IN point. 
Press the SHIFT button and this button simultaneously 
during thumbnail, or play list display (when no menu is 
displayed) to show the property of a clip or an event.
15.EVENT button
Press this button when the PLAY LIST button is on to 
light the EVENT button. This engages the play list event 
register/edit modes and allows you to set the IN, OUT, 
and SPLIT points.
Press again to exit the event register/edit mode and 
return to the previous screen. The EVENT button goes 
out. Use the EVENT button to enable control of an external 
device connected to the unit via the RS-422A or 
IEEE1394 interface when the THUMBNAIL and PLAY 
LIST buttons are off.
➝Refer to “External Remote Control” (page 113). 
16.LCD panel
➝For details, refer to “LCD Panel” (page 25). 
						

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1.9-inch Color LCD Monitor
Thumbnail screens facilitate video searches and 
checks. 
2.Card Lock
This lever locks the cards in place when the top panel 
is closed. Set the lever to ON before closing the top 
panel. 
3.P2 Card Access LEDs
These LEDs indicate P2 card status. 
➝For details, refer to “P2 Card Access LEDs and P2 
Card Status” (page 35).
4.P2 Card Slots
Insert P2 cards into these slots. 
Firmly insert the card until the EJECT button pops out. 
After inserting a card, fold the EJECT button 
downward. 
5.EJECT button
Use this button to remove a P2 card inserted in a P2 
card slot. Raise the button and press it in firmly. Do not 
use the EJECT button when a P2 card access LED 
flashes orange.
➝For details, refer to “P2 Card Access LEDs and P2 
Card Status” (page 35).
6.Stereo speakers
Outputs the audio monitor sound. 
7.LEVEL control
Adjusts the sound volume of the internal speaker and 
headphones.
8.BRIGHTNESS control
Adjusts the brightness of the LCD monitor. 
However, it cannot adjust the brightness of time codes 
and other superimposed indications.
9.BACKLIGHT switch
Switches the brightness of the LCD panel backlight as 
shown below. 
10.SUPER switch
Switches the super output as follows. 
Panel Control Unit and Card Slots
OFF ONCARD LOCK
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LIGHT: Bright
DARK: Dark
OFF: Turns the LCD off
ON: Outputs the time code and other 
superimposed information to the LCD 
monitor and monitor output image.
OFF: Does not output any superimposed 
information. 
						

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1.Level meter
Indicates the level of audio signals for CH1, CH2, CH3 
and CH4. 
The input signal level of audio signals is indicated 
during recording and when EE is selected. During 
playback the meter indicates output signal levels. 
Use the METER selector button to switch the audio 
level display to FULL mode or FINE mode. Use the 
setup menu to change the reference level.
2.Counter display
This function shows the counter and time codes. 
It displays CTL (relative position from the beginning), 
TC (read time code) and UB (user bit of the read time 
code). 
3.Format display
Indicates the set record format and the format of video 
recorded on an inserted P2 card. 
4.TV system display
Indicates the selected TV system. Use the SYSTEM 
setting in setup menu No. 25 SYSTEM FREQ to switch 
between 59.94 Hz, 50 Hz or other settings.
◆NOTE: 
 When a frequency other than 59.94 Hz and 50 Hz is 
selected, also the SYSTEM indicator goes off.
5.INPUT SELECT display
Indicates selected VIDEO and AUDIO status. Except 
for analog audio signals, the indicator flashes when 
there is no input for the selected signal. 
When SDI input is selected, this display flashes if the 
input signal is not compatible with the system format.
6.U lamp
In the EE mode, this lamp lights when an input signal 
contains UMID information. 
Lights during playback when the recording contains 
UMID information. 
LCD Panel
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FULL mode FINE mode
Reference level
59.94:Lights when a 59.94 Hz system frequency is selected.
50:Lights when a 50 Hz system frequency is selected.
VIDEO
CMPST: Analog composite video input signals
SDI: Serial digital video input signals
1394: IEEE1394 input signals
SG: Internal reference signals
AUDIO
ANALOG: Analog audio input signals
SDI: Serial digital audio input signals
1394: IEEE1394 input signals
SG: Internal reference signals 
						

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1.SERIAL DIGITAL COMPONENT AUDIO and VIDEO
IN/OUT connectors
These connectors enable input and output of serial 
digital component audio and video signals.
◆NOTE: 
 The input digital audio signals must be synchronized with 
the video input signals. Otherwise, the audio signals will be 
affected by noise. 
 Use a 5C-FB or equivalent double-shielded cable to make 
connections to the SERIAL DIGITAL COMPONENT 
connector.
2.IEEE 1394 digital input/output
This is an IEEE1394 digital interface. It inputs/outputs 
IEEE1394 compressed digital signals that comply with 
the IEC61883-1, IEC61883-2 and SMPTE396M 
standards. Use 6-pin connectors. This connector does 
not support bus power.
◆NOTE: 
 Use a double-shielded cable to make connections to the 
IEEE1394 digital input/output connector.
 AVC-Intra 50 and AVC-Intra 100 (optional) recording and 
playback do not support input/output via the IEEE 1394 
connector. 
 No input or output is available via the IEEE1394 connector 
when something other than 59.94 or 50 is selected in setup 
menu No. 25 SYSTEM FREQ.
3.ANALOG AUDIO OUT connectors
Output analog audio signals. 
4.ANALOG AUDIO IN connectors/impedance 
switches/CH2 input switches
Analog audio input connectors
The input impedance of CH1-2 to CH3-4 can be 
switched. The LINE, MIC and 48V switches make it 
possible to use CH2 as a microphone input. 
5.Fan 
Cools this unit. Install the unit making sure that the air 
vents are not blocked. If the fan stops due to a 
breakdown, “E-10” will appear on the counter display. 
While the unit will operate even when the fan has 
stopped, it should be shut down immediately. 
6.AC IN socket
Connect the supplied power cord to a power outlet. 
Rear Panel
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LINE: Line input for audio input signals from 
audio device
MIC: Audio input signal from microphone with 
internal power supply (this unit does not 
provide phantom microphone power).
+48 V: Audio input signal from microphone with 
external power supply (this unit provides 
phantom microphone power). 
						

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7.DC IN socket
Connect a 12 V DC power supply here. Use an external 
12 V DC, 4.8 A (15 A peak or more) DC power supply.
When the voltage goes below approx. 10.6 V, the 
power supply of this unit shuts down (when menu No. 
180 BATTERY SEL is not “TYPE-A” or “TYPE-B”). The 
unit does not automatically recover when the power 
comes back on. First turn the POWER switch off, wait a 
few seconds before turning the switch back on.
◆NOTE: 
 When using an external DC power supply, be sure to first 
turn on the power to the DC power supply and then turn on 
the POWER switch on this unit. If the order of the above 
procedure is reversed, this unit will malfunction since the 
voltage of an external DC power supply rises slowly. 
 Inadvertently connecting an input of 18 V or more triggers 
an internal protection circuit that shuts down the unit. The 
unit will operate normally once the power voltage returns to 
normal levels. Be sure not to connect an AC power supply 
to this socket. 
 When the external DC power supply is connected and set 
to on, a minute amount of current will still flow even if the 
POWER switch on this unit is set to OFF. 
8.Remote control connector
This unit can be connected to an external controller to 
enable remote operation of the unit. 
RS422A REMOTE IN/OUT (9P)
9.TIME CODE OUT connector
Outputs the playback time code during playback. 
Outputs the time code generated by the internal time 
code generator during recording. 
◆NOTE: 
The TIMECODE OUT connector does not output a time 
code when 23.98, 24, 29.97, 59-23, 60-24, 25 or 60-25 
is set in setup menu No. 25 SYSTEM FREQ.
10.TIME CODE IN connector
Use to record an external time code onto P2 cards.
◆NOTE: 
The time code from the TIMECODE IN connector 
cannot be input when 23.98, 24, 29.97, 59-23, 60-24, 
25 or 60-25 is set in setup menu No. 25 SYSTEM FREQ.
11.REF VIDEO IN connectors
Input connectors for HD and SD reference video signals. 
◆NOTE: 
 It is recommended that this unit be used with a system that 
inputs a reference video signal since video and audio 
output signals may otherwise deteriorate. 
 Input tri-level sync signals with both positive and negative 
polarities as HD reference video signals. Input signals that 
meet the input signal and data format. 
➝For information on the reference signal, refer to 
“Example of connections in 23.98/24/29.97/25 Hz 
mode” (page 38).
 Input a black burst signal that complies with SMPTE170M 
and ITU624-4 to use for SD reference video signals. 
Pin No. Signal
1 Ground
2—
3—
4+12V
Be sure to check the rating of any external DC power 
supply you intend to use to confirm that it is 
compatible with this unit. Also check the pin 
arrangement of the DC OUT socket of an external DC 
power supply with the DC IN socket of this unit to 
make sure the polarity is right. 
Erroneously applying +12 V to the GND terminal 
could cause a fire or lead to injuries. 
Connecting a cord with incorrect polarity to the DC IN 
connector of another device that is also connected to 
this unit could lead to fire or injury.1
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Pin No. Signal
1 FRAME GROUND
2 TRANSMIT A
3 RECEIVE B
4 RECEIVE COMMON
5—
6 TRANSMIT COMMON
7 TRANSMIT B
8 RECEIVE A
9 FRAME GROUND
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 When no cable is connected to REF VIDEO OUT connector, 
the REF VIDEO IN connector is automatically terminated at 
75Ω. Connecting a cable to this connector releases 
75Ωtermination. 
 When 59-23, 60-24 or 60-25 is selected in setup menu 
No. 25 SYSTEM FREQ, synchronization is provided only for 
playback HD reference signals.
12.AUDIO MONITOR OUT connector
This connector outputs the audio signal (CH1, CH2, 
CH3 and CH4) that is selected with the MONITOR 
SELECT button.
13.ANALOG COMPOSITE MONITOR OUT connector
Outputs analog composite monitor video signals. 
14.ANALOG COMPOSITE VIDEO IN connector
Inputs analog composite video signals. 
15.ANALOG COMPONENT VIDEO OUT connectors
Inputs analog composite video signals during output 
of HD signals. When SD is selected as the output 
signal, three composite signals are output. 
Setup menu 643 OUT MODE SEL determines the 
signals that are output. 
◆NOTE: 
 Use only shielded cable for cables (except the AC cable) 
that are connected to the rear panel. Cables connected to 
serial digital signal connectors (SDI IN/OUT connectors) 
should be double shielded cables. 
■Basic Setup
Make sure that setup menu No. 882 DIF IN CH and No. 883 
DIF OUT CH on this unit are set to “AUTO.”
◆NOTE:
 Only signals that comply with the format selected in setup menu No. 
020 SYS FORMAT can be input. When the SYS FORMAT is 480i 
(576i at 50 Hz), operations are limited to setup menu No. 024 REC 
FMT (SD) settings. 
 The selected recording format and the format of a recording on an 
inserted P2 card determine the output format. 
* Select CH1/CH2 or CH3/CH4 as the output audio channels (in 
DVCPRO/DV).
■Precautions
 Connect this unit to only one other device. 
 If the E-92 warning (1394 INITIAL ERROR) appears, 
reconnect the connecting cable or turn the power off and 
back on again.  AV signals may be disrupted when connected devices are 
turned on and off or when the interface cable is connected 
or disconnected. 
 It may take the system a few seconds to stabilize after 
switching input signals or changing modes. Start recording 
after the system has stabilized. 
 The following applies to recordings made via the IEEE 1394 
digital interface as well as to the signals it outputs. 
- The audio level control knobs on the front panel do 
not work. 
- The settings in menu No. 680 and 681 regarding 
blanking periods are ignored. 
- Video and audio recording and EE type video and 
audio of signal inputs other than 1x speed playback 
signals are not guaranteed. 
 The following applies to video input via the IEEE 1394 digital 
interface. 
- In the EE mode, SDI, analog video output signals 
and time codes become irregular. Do not use these 
signals for recording. 
 Unprocessed video and audio signals are output via the 
IEEE 1394 digital interface during SLOW and STILL 
playback. When monitored on another device, these video 
and audio signals may sound different than when played 
back on this unit. Do not start up any other application 
program when this unit is connected to other devices during 
nonlinear editing. Such applications could adversely affect 
the video output by such a device during nonlinear editing. 
◆NOTE:
Observe the following when connecting an IEEE 1394 cable 
(separately sold). (An incorrect connection may damage this 
unit or external devices.) 
 Turn off all connected devices before connecting or disconnecting 
IEEE1394 cables. 
Connect all devices provided with a ground connector to ground (or 
to a common ground). 
 When connecting the unit to a device with a 4-pin connector, 
connect the cable to the 6-pin connector on this unit first. 
 Be sure to correctly connect an IEEE1394 cable to a connector. 
 When connecting a cable to a 6-pin IEEE1394 connector, make sure 
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 When connecting this unit to an external device, first connect the 
IEEE1394 cable to the external unit and then to this unit. 
Connecting the cable to this unit first may damage it by the static 
electricity generated. 
 AVC-Intra 50 and AVC-Intra 100 (optional) recording and playback 
do not support input/output via the IEEE 1394 connector.
 No input or output is available via the IEEE1394 connector when 
something other than 59.94 or 50 is selected in setup menu No. 25 
SYSTEM FREQ.
IEEE1394 
connectorIEEE1394 
cable plug
(This way)
IEEE1394 
connectorIEEE1394 
cable plug
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1.SD/SDHC Memory Card Slot
Insert an SD/SDHC memory card.
Insert the card with the label side facing up and the 
end with the corner cut off facing in. Push in the card 
until it locks into place. To remove the card, first make 
sure that the lamp is not on, then push it in the direction 
of insertion to release the lock. 
◆NOTE: 

 Do not insert any cards other than SD/SDHC memory 
cards.
 This unit uses only SD/SDHC memory cards that comply 
with the SD/SDHC specifications. Other memory cards 
such as MultiMediaCard cannot be used. When using a 
miniSD card, be sure to use an adaptor dedicated for use 
with the miniSD card to insert the card into the SD Memory 
Card Slot.
* MultiMediaCard (MMC) is a registered trademark of 
Infineon Technologies AG.
* The SDHC (SD High Capacity) card is a new standard, 
established by the SD Card Association in 2006, for 
large-scale memory cards with capacities above 2 GB.
 To format an SD card on a PC, use the following software 
that can be downloaded from the support sites listed 
below. 
 This unit supports the following SD and SDHC memory 
card capacities. 
SD (8 MB to 2 GB): 8 MB, 16 MB, 32 MB, 64 MB, 128 MB, 
256 MB, 512 MB, 1 GB, 2 GB
SDHC (4 GB to 16 GB): 4 GB, 8 GB, 16 GB
 For the latest information not available in the Operating 
Instructions, visit the P2 support desk at the following Web 
sites. 
For English: https://eww.pavc.panasonic.co.jp/pro-av/
 The term “SD memory card” will be used below as a 
generic for SD and SDHC memory cards. 
2.USB 2.0 connector (Type A) 
Connect P2 store and USB 2.0 compliant hard disk 
drives for use in the USB host mode.
➝Refer to “Using USB Connectors” (page 103).
3.USB 2.0 connector (Type B) 
Connect personal computers and other devices for 
use in the USB device mode.
➝Refer to “Using USB Connectors” (page 103).
◆NOTE:
 Use double shielded cable for making connections to USB 
2.0 connectors. 
 Attach the supplied ferrite cores near the cable connector 
at each cable end when making cable connections to the 
USB 2.0 connector. 
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