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Menu contents

MAIN menu 1 of 2 (main menu)

VIDEO IN/OUT

Setting

Item

options

VIDEO OUT MENU

For selecting whether to output the menu

OFF

screens to the VIDEO OUT connector.

ON: For the screens are output.

OFF:For the screens are not output.

<Note>

The VIDEO OUT MENU item is valid only

when ENC has been selected as the

VIDEO OUT setting.

VIDEO OUT SEL

ENC

For selecting whether the VTR signals or

VF signals are to be output from the VIDEO

OUT connector.

ENC: For VTR output

VG: For VF output

INPUT SELECT

CAMERA

For selecting the input signals of the VTR to

1394

be recorded.

CAMERA: For unit's camera signals

1394:

REMOTE SELECT

LOCAL

For selecting the VTR control.

1394

LOCAL: For control from the unit only

1394:

SET UP

For selecting the CAM OUT/VIDEO OUT output

7.5%

setup. For selecting the CAM OUT/VIDEO

OUT output setup. When 7.5% is selected,

7.5% setup is also applied to the tape.

VTR FUNCTION

Setting

Item

options

TC MODE

For setting the time code to the DF or NDF

NDF

mode.

DF: For drop frame mode

NDF:For non-drop frame mode

UB MODE

USER

For selecting what is to be recorded in the

TIME

user's bit area.

DATE

USER: User setting (fixed)

TCG

TIME: Real time value in hours/minutes/

DATE: Real time value in year/month/day/

TCG: Time code generator value

FIRST REC TC

REGEN

For selecting whether the TC REGEN

PRESET

mode is to be established when recording

is started.

REGEN: The

PRESET: The regeneration mode is not

BACK TALLY

For selecting whether the back tally lamp is

OFF

to light.

ON: The lamp lights.

OFF:The lamp does not light.

a32

FF/REW SPEED

For setting the fast forward and rewind

a64

speed.

a32: 32 times normal speed

a100

a64: 64 times normal speed

a100:100 times normal speed

AUDIO SAMPLING

32K

For selecting the audio sampling frequency.

48K

32K: 32 kHz

Remarks

For signals from 1394

For control from 1394

Remarks

seconds

hours

regeneration

mode

established for the time code on

the tape.

established for the time code on

the tape. However, it is forcibly

established when the unit is

transferred from REC PAUSE to

REC.

48K: 48 kHz

VTR OPTION

Setting

Item

options

TIME STAMP

REC

NO-REC

INTERVAL REC

OFF

ONE-SHOT

REC TIME

00m05s

59m59s

INTERVAL TIME

00h00m10s

23h59m59s

PAUSE TIME

3min

6min

10min

BATTERY

Setting

Item

options

BATTERY SELECT

NiCd12

NiCd13

NiCd14

TYPE A

TYPE B

TYPE A NEAR

11.0V

END

11.6V

15.0V

TYPE A END

11.0V

11.2V

15.0V

TYPE B NEAR

11.0V

END

13.0V

15.0V

TYPE B END

11.0V

12.5V

15.0V

" indicates the factory setting.

Remarks

For selecting whether to superimpose the date

and time onto the camera's video recording.

REC:

For superimposed

NO-REC: For not superimposed

<Note>

When REC is selected, select the type of

date and time to be superimposed with the

TIME/DATE item of <VF DISPLAY 2/2>

sub-menu.

For setting whether to perform intermittent

recording.

OFF:

Not performed

ON:

Performed

ONE-SHOT: Recording is performed once for

the period set for REC TIME, and

then stops.

For

setting

the

recording

time

intermittent recording.

<Note>

The REC TIME setting is effective only

when ON or ONE-SHOT is set for

INTERVAL REC.

For setting the REC PAUSE time during

intermittent recording.

<Note>

The INTERVAL TIME item is valid only

when ON has been selected as the

INTERVAL REC setting.

For setting the time that is allowed to elapse

before REC PAUSE is replaced with SAVE.

Remarks

For selecting the type of battery used.

NiCd12: NP-1B made by Sony

NiCd13: TRIM13 made by Anton Bauer

NiCd14: TRIM14 made by Anton Bauer

TYPE A: AJ-BP490

TYPE B:Digital 14 V (Hitron 100) made by

Anton Bauer

For designating the type A voltage. When the

voltage set here is reached, the battery is

considered to have a minimal remaining

charge, and a warning is displayed. A voltage

from 11.0 V to 15.0 V is used as the setting.

For designating the type A voltage. When

the voltage set here is reached, the battery

is considered to be flat, and a warning is

displayed. A voltage from 11.0 V to 15.0 V

is used as the setting.

For designating the type B voltage. When the

voltage set here is reached, the battery is

considered to have a minimal remaining

charge, and a warning is displayed. A voltage

from 11.0 V to 15.0 V is used as the setting.

For designating the type B voltage. When

the voltage set here is reached, the battery

is considered to be flat, and a warning is

displayed. A voltage from 11.0 V to 15.0 V

is used as the setting.

for