User manual PANASONIC AJ-SPD850P

[. . . ] Operating Instructions Memory Card Recorder AJModel No. P E AJ- Before operating this product, please read the instructions carefully and save this manual for future use. S0704N3104 -M D Printed in Japan ENGLISH VQT0L05-2 For AJ-SPD850P IMPORTANT "Unauthorized recording of copyrighted television programmes, video tapes and other materials may infringe the right of copyright owners and be contrary to copyright laws. " THIS EQUIPMENT MUST BE GROUNDED To ensure safe operation, the three-pin plug must be inserted only into a standard three-pin power outlet which is effectively grounded through normal household wiring. Extension cords used with the equipment must have three cores and be correctly wired to provide connection to the ground. Wrongly wired extension cords are a major cause of fatalities. The fact that the equipment operates satisfactorily does not imply that the power outlet is grounded or that the installation is completely safe. [. . . ] YES<PLAY>/NO<STOP> SETUP-MENU SAVE USER1 USER2 OK?YES<PLAY>/NO<STOP> Counter display The number of the user file selected in step (4) is displayed at . (6) Press the PLAY button Counter display The settings of USER1 are saved in the user file selected in step (4) and stored in the memory. If the STOP button is pressed instead, the settings are not changed, and the USER1 menu display appears. The number of the user file selected in step (4) is displayed at . (6) Press the PLAY button The settings of the user file selected in step (4) are loaded, and the USER1 menu display appears. If the STOP button is pressed instead, the settings are not changed, and the USER1 menu display appears. (7) Turn the search dial to move the cursor ( ) on the menu screen to a number other than No. A01 (SAVE) (8) Press the SET button The USER1 settings are stored in the memory. If the USER1 settings are not to be stored in the memory, do not press the SET button but press the MENU button instead. (7) Turn the search dial to move the cursor ( ) on the menu screen to a number other than No. A01 (SAVE) (8) Press the SET button The USER1 settings are stored in the memory. If the USER1 settings are not to be stored in the memory, do not press the SET button but press the MENU button instead. Automatically recalling a user file when turning on the power If the user file to be loaded is selected in advance using setup menu No. ON LOAD), the file will be automatically loaded into USER1 when the power is turned on. 36 Setup menus (continued) SYSTEM menu No. /Item 11 Description Coarse adjustment of system phase: 90 ° units Note: If setting operation is performed, the setting value does not return to factory (default) setting. 16 AV PHASE No. /Item Description This adjusts the audio output phase with respect to the video output: 20. 8 µs steps ­: The audio output phase is advanced with respect to the video output. +: The audio output phase is delayed with respect to the video output. 0000 ­100 : : 0100 0 : : 0200 100 18 System phase adjustment. SYS SC COAR. 0000 0 0001 90 0002 180 0003 270 12 SYS SC FINE Fine adjustment of system phase: Variable range ±45 ° or more ­: Advanced, +: Delayed 0000 ­128 : : 0128 0 : : 0255 127 Note: If setting operation is performed, the setting value does not return to factory (default) setting. 13 SYS H System phase adjustment: 74 ns steps ­: Advanced, +: Delayed 0000 ­128 : : 0128 0 : : 0216 127 Note: If setting operation is performed, the setting value does not return to factory (default) setting. 14 SCH COARSE SCH phase adjustment: 90 ° units (The SC phase changes but the H phase does not change. ) ­: Advanced, +: Delayed 0000 0 0001 90 0002 180 0003 270 SCH phase adjustment: Total variable range: ±45 ° or more (The SC phase changes but the H phase does not change. ) ­: Advanced, +: Delayed 0000 : 0032 : 0064 ­32 : 0 : 32 SYS H OFFSET 0000 ­3 : ­13. 4 µsec 0001 ­2 : ­8. 96 µsec 0002 ­1 : ­4. 52 µsec 0003 0 : 0 sec 0004 1 : +4. 52 µsec 0005 2 : +8. 96 µsec 0006 3 : +13. 4 µsec Note: If setting operation is performed, the setting value does not return to factory (default) setting. 19 SYS SC/H This sets whether the system phase is to be adjusted by the memory card recorder or from the external encoder remote controller. 0000 REMOTE : The system phase is adjusted from the external encoder remote controller. 0001 LOCAL : The system phase is adjusted by the memory card recorder. Note: This setting does not take effect when LOCAL has been selected by the ENC CONTROL switch on the front panel. 15 SCH FINE The underlined items indicates the initial setting. Video output signal adjustments The video output signal adjustments are made by using the ENC CONTROL switch on the front panel and selecting the SYSTEM menu item No. A control matrix of the adjustments is shown below. Setting Item adjusted ENC CONTROL SYSTEM menu item SYSTEM menu item Front panel (under section) 19: SYS SC/H 11: SYS SC COAR. VIDEO LEVEL 12: SYS SC FINE CHROMA LEVEL 13: SYS H SET UP/BLACK HUE/CHROMA PHASE The memory card recorder LOCAL LOCAL The memory card recorder REMOTE REMOTE LOCAL The memory card recorder External encoder remote controller REMOTE External encoder remote controller 37 Setup menus (continued) SYSTEM menu No. /Item 30 BRIGHT 0000 ­7 : : 0007 0 : : 0014 7 Note: If setting operation is performed, the setting value does not return to factory (default) setting. 31 CONTRAST 0000 ­7 : : 0007 0 : : 0014 7 Note: If setting operation is performed, the setting value does not return to factory (default) setting. [. . . ] data = n : speed data 0 : STILL 1 : × 0. 03 2 : × 0. 1 3 : × 0. 2 4 : × 0. 5 5:×1 6:×2 7:×4 8:×8 9 : × 16 A : × 32 Note: The x16 and x32 speed differ according to the setting selected for setup menu No. 101 (SHTL MAX). FAST FORWARD REC SHTL FORWARD Error code table ER001 : Invalid command · Unsupported command received. · Error in command execution ER002 : Parameter error ER1FF : Deck system error Command table Commands relating to operation control Notes: · As for the return (completion) message, [ACK] is first returned when data is received, and the execution message is subsequently returned. It is only the execution message which is listed in this table. [. . . ]