User manual PANASONIC AG-DA100

[. . . ] To assure continued compliance follow the attached installation instructions and do not make any unauthorized modifications. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. [. . . ] OFor details on the menu operations, refer to page 37. RCRIGSTP EODN EU FRTRCT IS E C +:UHPA PS LY ­:UHSO PS TP SLPS SIL E:UH TL PS MN T RTR UH EU O EUN : T PEE C RST U MD B OE U PEE B RST RGN EE RST H PEE ­­ H ­­ SR H UE ­­ H ­­ 6 Upon completion of the time code value setting, press the MENU button. Tilt the OPERATION lever in the 4 direction, select YES, and press ";" of the OPERATION lever. T PEE C RST ; PS MN T RTR UH EU O EUN 3 Tilt the OPERATION lever is the 4 direction and move to the TC PRESET item. : FRTRCT IS E C T PEE C RST PEE O?UH TL YS E RCRIGSTP EODN EU RST H PEE ­­ E H ­­ YS SR H UE ­­ H ­­ U MD B OE U PEE B RST 7 Press the MENU button twice to release the menu mode. ; PS MN T RTR UH EU O EUN 33 Scene files The settings selected to suit various shooting situations are stored in the positions of the scene file dial. During shooting, the required file can be read out in an instant using this dial. The following files were stored as factory settings prior to shipment. OEven when a scene file has been changed during recording, the progressive mode will not be changed. To change this mode, establish the recording standby mode. F1: SCENE File containing the settings suited to standard shooting F2: SCENE FLOU. File containing the settings suited to shooting where consideration is given to the characteristics of fluorescent lights (for shooting indoors, etc. ) F3: SCENE SPARK File containing the settings suited to shooting for accentuating the subjects (for shooting wedding receptions, etc. ) F4: SCENE B-STR File containing the settings suited to shooting with extended gradations for the dark areas (for shooting scenes at dusk, etc. ) F5: SCENE 24P File containing the settings suited to shooting in the progressive 24P mode F6: SCENE ADVANC File for the progressive 24P advanced mode 34 Scene files Changing the scene file settings Scene file settings can be changed. In addition, scene files in which changes have been made can be stored in the positions of the scene file dial. 6 The screen shown below appears. Set a filename consisting of six characters using the OPERATION lever. OCharacters which can be set ) (space), letters A to Z, numbers 0 to 9, :, ;, <, =, >, ?, @, [, ¥, ], ^, _ NM EI AE DT S PSTO F W OIIN 1 1 Set the camera recorder's POWER switch to ON. 2 Turn the scene file dial, and select the scene file in which changes are to be made. 3 Change +:UHPA PS LY ­:UHSO PS TP SLPS SIL E:UH TL PS MN T RTR UH EU O EUN the item on the setting menu SCENE FILE screen. 24P(ADV): Shooting is performed in the 24P advanced mode (24 frames/sec. ). Images are recorded on the tape using the advanced conversion system. For editing the name of the scene file selected by the scene file dial. SAVE: For saving the scene file settings after changes have been made to them. O If the menu mode is released without saving the changes, the original scene file settings will be restored when operation is switched to the VCR mode or the power is turned off. INITIAL: For returning the scene file settings selected by the scene file dial to the factory settings. CHROMA LEVEL For adjusting the chroma level. (Camera) ­7 --- 0 --- +7 CHROMA PHASE (Camera) COLOR TEMP (Camera) For finely adjusting the chroma phase. ­7 --- 0 --- +7 For finely adjusting the color temperature (for performing fine adjustments after the white balance has been adjusted). ­7 --- 0 --- +7 For adjusting the black master pedestal which serves as the video reference. ­15 --- 0 --- +15 For setting the auto iris target value. ­4 --- 0 --- +4 For selecting the gamma curve. [. . . ] When the VCR mode is established or the power switch is at OFF, a rattling sound may be heard from the camera unit due to its structure. This is not indicative of malfunctioning. Q2: Q2: A2: Q3: A3: A4: 63 Maintenance Do not use benzine or paint thinners to clean the camera recorder. O Use of benzine or paint thinners may cause the camera recorder body to become deformed or the surface coating to peel off. [. . . ]