Panasonic DVD VCR Combo AJ HD3700H User Manual

Digital Video Cassette Recorder  
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Operating Instructions  
(Supplement 1)  
 
Recording  
This flowchart shows the steps for recording the digital signals which are supplied to the unit from an external  
digital device.  
11. Check the connections.  
12. Turn on the power.  
13. After making sure that no cassette tape is inserted in this unit, set the system frequency  
59.94, 23.98, 24, 25 or 50 by F1 (FREQ) key of the SYSTEM SET UP menu.  
F13  
F12  
F11  
F10  
F9  
F1  
F2  
F3  
F4  
F5  
F6  
F7  
F8  
The frequency setting is possible when the two keys, F and F1 are pressed at the same time.  
Select the frequency by cursor key [3, 4] and press the BS and ENT keys at the same time,  
then the frequency is secured. In 59 Hz mode, the selection window will be further displayed  
(1080i/525i/720p). Select the format by the cursor key, and press the BS and ENT keys at  
the same time to secure the format. When the 1080i or 720p format has been selected, se-  
lect its 4-channel or 8-channel audio version, and enter the format by pressing the BS and  
ENT keys at the same time.  
In the 23.98 Hz, 24 Hz or 25 Hz mode, a window appears offering the user the option of se-  
lecting PsF or P for the VIDEO signal interface format. When the format is selected using the  
cursor keys [3, 4] and the BS key and ENT key are then pressed together, the format is en-  
tered. In the same way, the HD MAIN output and HD MONI output formats are selected using  
the cursor keys [3, 4] and then entered by pressing the BS key and ENT key together.  
(The table below lists the possible combinations of the output signals of the video output  
connectors. These combinations are available only when the AJ-UDC3700P option has  
been installed.)  
Output when a format converter has been installed  
System format  
HDTV output  
SDTV output  
SD SDI MONI  
525/59.94i  
525/59.94i  
525/59.94i  
525/59.94i  
525/59.94i  
——  
HD MAIN  
HD MONI  
1080/59.94i  
720/59.94p  
720/59.94p  
1080/23.98PsF  
1080/23.98PsF  
1080/59.94i  
1080/23.98p  
1080/59.94i  
1080/59.94i  
720/59.94p  
720/59.94p  
1080/24PsF  
1080/60i  
SD SDI MAIN  
525/59.94i  
525/59.94i  
525/59.94p  
525/59.94i  
525/59.94p  
——  
Analog composite  
NTSC  
NTSC  
NTSC  
NTSC  
NTSC  
——  
1080/59.94i°1  
720/59.94p  
1080/59.94i  
720/59.94p  
720/59.94p  
1080/23.98PsF  
1080/23.98PsF  
1080/23.98PsF  
1080/23.98p  
1080/59.94i  
1080/59.94i  
720/59.94p  
720/59.94p  
1080/24PsF  
1080/24PsF  
1080/24p  
1080/23.98p  
525/59.94i  
525/59.94i  
525/59.94p  
525/59.94i  
525/59.94p  
——  
525/59.94i  
525/59.94i  
525/59.94i  
525/59.94i  
525/59.94i  
——  
NTSC  
NTSC  
NTSC  
NTSC  
NTSC  
——  
1080/24.00p  
——  
——  
——  
1080/24p  
——  
——  
——  
1080/60i  
1080/60i  
——  
——  
——  
720/60p  
720/60p  
——  
——  
——  
1080/25p, PsF  
1080/25PsF  
1080/25p  
1080/25PsF  
1080/25p  
625/50i  
625/50i  
PAL  
625/50i  
625/50i  
PAL  
1080/50i°2  
1080/50i  
1080/50i  
625/50i  
625/50i  
PAL  
480/59.94i  
1080/59.94i  
1080/59.94i  
525/59.94i  
525/59.94i  
NTSC  
How to display the  
menus:  
SYSTEM SET UP menu:  
#
SET UP  
F4  
°1The 1035/59.94i format signals cannot be recorded on this VTR but a tape recorded using the AJ-HD2000 or other model can  
be played back.  
°21080/23.98p 1080/25p and 1080/24p format tapes can be played back and 1080/50i format signals can be output automatically.  
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Recording  
The REF synchronization specifications applying when the 1080/23p, 24p or 25p True-P (Non-PsF) system  
format is selected are the same specifications as for the PsF system format. Use an interlace format signal  
for the HD tri-level SYNC signal.  
The True-P (Non-PsF) input/output interface does not support EMBEDDED AUDIO/TC/VANC.  
The enhance and filter response picture quality adjustments do not work for True-P (Non-PsF) outputs.  
Other signals cannot be superimposed onto HD monitor outputs using True-P signals.  
When PsF signals have been recorded using a PsF system format and they are subsequently played back  
using a True-P system format, the PsF signals are converted into True-P signals. Conversely, when True-P  
signals have been recorded using a True-P system format and they are subsequently played back using a  
PsF system format, the True-P signals are converted into PsF signals.  
Bear in mind that when recording 1080/50i signals using the 1080/25PsF system format, the signals will be  
recorded but the images will be blurred.  
4 –  
 
HOME menu displays  
Audio signal display area (Either 8 or 4 channels will be automatically displayed depending on the  
format used.)  
Use this to adjust the level of the input audio signals on the AUDIO  
IN menu. Alternatively, it is used to adjust the level of the audio  
playback output signals on the AUDIO OUT menu.  
Press the L/R buttons to select the audio channel whose signals  
are to be output from the AUDIO MONITOR L/R connectors and  
HEADPHONES jack.  
These display the type of input signals of each channel.  
The F1 (CH-1) to F6 (DIGITAL) [or F1 (CH-1) to F13 (CH-8) for 8  
channels] on the AUDIO IN PCM INPUT SELECT menu are se-  
lected using the F9 (CH-MIX) key on the AUDIO IN CUE INPUT  
SELECT menu.  
[----  
ANA: Signals from the ANALOG INPUT connectors.  
CH1 AES: Signals from the DIGITAL AUDIO INPUT connectors.  
CH1 SER: Signals from the serial V/A input connectors.  
{---- INT:  
Signals from the internal signal generator.  
LINE: Signals from the CUE IN connector.  
[----  
CUE MIX:  
CH1 to CH8 signals selected by CUE MIX setting.  
{---- AUTO: This is always used for digital channel backup pur-  
poses.  
Display lamps  
SYSTEM: This indicates the video system format which was set  
on the SETUP/SYSTEM menu.  
1080_59i, 525_59i, 1080_23psf, 1080_23p,  
1080_24psf, 1080_24p, 720_59p, 1080_50i, 1080_25p  
TAPE:  
This indicates the format of the playback tape.  
¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢appears in the EJECT mode.  
If a section is unrecorded or if the format of a section  
cannot be identified, the lamp blinks while the display  
of the format identified up to the section concerned is  
retained.  
1080_59i, 1080_60i, 1035_59i, 1035_60i, 525_59i,  
1080_23p, 1080_24p, 720_59p, 720_60p, 1080_50i,  
1080_25p  
ONoteN  
A tape recorded with the system format set to 1080/23.98psf or  
1080/23.98p is recorded in the same tape format, and 1080_23p”  
is displayed on the front panel when it is played back. Similarly,  
1080_24pappears on the front panel with a tape recorded using  
the 1080/24psf or 1080/24p system, and 1080_25p appears  
when a tape recorded using the 1080/25psf or 1080/25p system.  
How to display the  
menus:  
AUDIO IN menu:  
AUDIO IN  
AUDIO IN PCM INPUT SELECT menu:  
#
AUDIO IN  
F6  
AUDIO OUT menu:  
AUDIO OUT  
AUDIO IN CUE INPUT SELECT menu:  
#
AUDIO OUT  
F7  
5 –  
 
VIDEO IN menu  
This menu is displayed by pressing the following key: VIDEO IN  
F13  
F12  
F11  
F10  
F9  
F1  
F2  
F3  
F4  
F5  
F6  
F7  
F8  
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VIDEO IN menu  
Key  
F1  
Key designation  
INPUT  
Description  
DIGITAL: Selects the serial input signals.  
For selecting the HD video INT SG: Selects the internal signals.  
input signals.  
F2  
INT SG  
For selecting the type of  
HD internal signals.  
75% CB:  
100% CB:  
RAMP:  
Selects the 75% color bar signal.  
Selects the 100% color bar signal.  
Selects the RAMP signal.  
MULT-BST: Selects the multi-burst signal.  
BLACK:  
SIF PLL:  
Selects the black-burst signal.  
Selects the signals for checking the serial  
interface PLL.  
SIF EQ:  
Selects the signal for checking the serial interface  
equalizer.  
SMPTE CB°1: Selects the SMPTE color bar signal.  
F3F6  
——  
F7  
SG REF  
For synchronizing the  
INT SG  
AUTO:  
When video input signals are present, the internal  
reference signal is locked to the input signals; when  
video input signals are not present, it is locked to the  
signal selected by the OUT REF setting°2.  
OUTPUT: The internal reference signal is locked to the  
signal selected by the OUT REF setting°2.  
F8F11 ——  
F12 INT SG  
75% CB:  
100% CB: Selects the 100% color bar signal.  
RAMP: Selects the RAMP signal.  
MULT-BST: Selects the multi-burst signal.  
Selects the 75% color bar signal.  
For selecting the type of  
SD internal signals.  
BLACK:  
SIF PLL:  
Selects the black-burst signal.  
Selects the signals for checking the serial interface  
PLL.  
SIF EQ:  
Selects the signal for checking the serial interface  
equalizer.  
SMPTE CB: Selects the SMPTE color bar signal.  
F13  
INPUT  
DIGITAL: Selects the serial input signals.  
For selecting the SD video INT SG: Selects the internal signals.  
input signals.  
°1When the 720/59p format has been selected, the SMPTE CB function does not function.  
°2Refer to the HOME SET UP menu.  
7 –  
 
TC/CHR menu  
This menu is displayed by pressing the following key: TC/CHR  
F13  
F12  
F11  
F10  
F9  
F1  
F2  
F3  
F4  
F5  
F6  
F7  
F8  
8 –  
 
TC/CHR menu  
Key  
F1  
Key designation  
Description  
SOURCE  
INT:  
Built-in time code generator.  
For selecting  
EXT LTC: LTC time code from TIME CODE input connector.  
internal/external time code S LTC:  
LTC time code added to serial signals; not displayed  
signal.  
when the SD mode is selected.  
S VTC:  
VTC time code added to serial signals; not  
displayed when the SD mode is selected.  
EXT VITC: VITC time code added to video signals; not  
displayed when the HD mode is selected.  
F2  
TC SLAVE  
When the F1 (SOURCE) key is at [INT], AUTO, PRESET and  
For setting up time code  
slave lock mode.  
SALVE are displayed.  
AUTO:  
Generator locks at the value read out by the  
reader. In this case there is no time code setting.  
(Only during editing.) During normal recording,  
however, any setting of the generator can be  
performed.  
PRESET: Generator does not lock at the value read out by  
the reader. Generator can be set freely.  
SLAVE:  
The generator is locked to the readers readout  
value. In this case, the time code cannot be set.  
When the F1 (SOURCE) key is at [TEXT LTC], SALVE and  
DIRECT are displayed.  
SLAVE: Generator locks to external LTC time code.  
(When there is no external input, E-TC time data  
blinks. )  
DIRECT: External LTC time code is recorded as is.  
(When there is no external input, E-TC: ¢ ¢:¢ ¢:  
¢ ¢:¢ ¢ are displayed.)  
When the F1 key is at [S VITC], [S LTC] or [EXT VITC], this key  
is not displayed.  
In this case, the generator value typically locks to external VITC  
or LTC time code.  
F3  
UB SLAVE  
User bit lock.  
ON: User bit locks to user bit value read by reader (TCR) or to  
external user bit value, and cannot be set.  
OFF: Generator does not lock to value read out by reader. User  
bit value can be set freely.  
F4  
F5  
RUN MD  
Time code progress.  
REC RUN: Runs the TC only while recording is in progress.  
FREE RUN: Runs the TC all the time in the same way as a  
clock.  
DF MD°  
For selecting drop or  
non-drop frame.  
Valid only when the F1 (SOURCE) key selects [INT].  
ON: Drop frame mode is set.  
OFF: Non-drop frame mode is set.  
When [EXT LTC], [S VITC] or [S LTC] is selected in the F1  
key, the VTR conforms to drop/non-drop frame mode of  
external time code.  
°This is not displayed when the 1080/23psf, 1080/23p, 1080/24psf, 1080/24p, 1080/25psf, 1080/25p or 1080/50i  
system format has been selected.  
9 –  
 
TC/CHR menu  
Key  
F6  
Key designation  
CF BIT°1  
Description  
ON: CF BIT is recoorded.  
For selecting the color  
frame bit ON/OFF during  
recording.  
OFF: CF BIT is not recorded.  
When [EXT LTC], [S VITC] or [S LTC] is selected in the F1 key,  
the VTR conforms to the external color frame bit.  
F7  
——  
F8  
SETUP  
CONVERT°2  
Transfers the VTR to the TC/CHR SET UP menu screen.  
Transfers the VTR to the TC/CHR CONVERT menu screen.  
F9  
F10  
TCR  
LTC: LTC is read out all the time.  
For selecting time code  
read out mode.  
AUTO: At low speed, VITC is read preferentially. When it is not  
read, then LTC is read.  
VITC: VITC is read out all the time.  
In either setting, when the time code cannot be read, values  
corrected by control signal are read out. (Interpolation mode is  
assumed and [INTRP] is displayed on the HOME menu.)  
F11  
SUPER  
For setting superimpose.  
TC.ST:  
The time code and VTR operating mode are  
superimposed.  
TC.ST.RT: The time code, VTR operating mode and remaining  
tape time are superimposed.  
TC.UB:  
TC.TC:  
The time code and users bit are superimposed.  
The time code is displayed in two steps.  
Both the original time code information and the time  
code information in the format to which it has been  
converted can be displayed at the same time. (Refer  
to the note on the next page.)  
TC:  
Only the time code is superimposed.  
OFF:  
Nothing is superimposed.  
F12  
F13  
SUPER ERR  
ON: The warning displays are superimposed.  
OFF: The warning displays are not superimposed.  
CHR TYPE  
REVERSE: Characters appear against a black background.  
For selecting type of  
character to be  
superimosed.  
INTENSE: Characters are displayed more intensely.  
°1This is displayed only when the 480/59.94i system format has been selected.  
°2This is displayed only when the 1080/23psf, 1080/23p, 1080/24psf, 1080/24p, 1080/25psf, 1080/25p or 1080/50i  
system format has been selected.  
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TC/CHR menu  
Changing the superimposing position  
(1) Move the position using the cursor keys.  
Center cursor key  
Cursor keys  
When a cursor key is held down, the cursor will move more  
quickly.  
When the center cursor key is pressed, the superimposing re-  
turns to its initial position.  
Time code displays and VTR’s operating modes  
Display the time codes and VTRs operating modes as required.  
Time code displays  
CTL1: Control signal 1  
TCG: Value generated by time code generator  
CTL2: Control signal 2  
LUBG: Value of LTC user bit generated  
VUBG: Value of VITC user bit generated  
EXTC: External time code value  
EXUB: External user bit value  
LTCR: LTC time code readout value  
LUBR: LTC user bit readout value  
VTCR: VITC time code readout value  
VUBR: VITC user bit readout value  
The colon (:) between the seconds and frames denotes the readout mode of the time code  
reader.  
Hours Minutes Seconds Frames  
;
;
;
;
<Blinking display: Time code cannot be read out.  
[ ]: First field  
[. ]: Second field  
[: ]: Time code can be read out or TCG value is displayed.  
[ ]: Time code cannot be read out.  
[. ]: DF mode ON  
[: ]: DF mode OFF  
This indicates that the time code is the original time code which was recorded on the tape.  
If the time code displayed is not accompanied by this cassette mark, it means that the time  
code is the post-conversion time code. (This display will go off when setting the CTL or UB.)  
ONoteN  
2-step display pattern with Time code setting  
Upper 10:04:24:29  
Lower 10:04:24:23  
The converted time code is always displayed on the upper position, and the original or converted time code is  
displayed on the lower position by selecting the time code.  
The following pattern below is displayed by selecting the F11 or F12 key on the TC/CHR CONVERT menu.  
1080/23p (psf),  
1080/25p (psf),  
Other formats  
1080/24p (psf) formats 1080/50i formats  
TC with frame count of 30  
TC with frame count of 24  
TC with frame count of 25  
TC with frame count of 24  
Original TC with frame count of 30  
Original TC with frame count of 30  
Or  
Or  
TC with frame count of 30  
TC with frame count of 30  
TC with frame count of 25  
TC with frame count of 25  
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TC/CHR CONVERT menu  
Concerning the TC SYNC value and sync phase settings  
Since the TC is similarly converted when the 1080/23psf (p) or 1080/24psf (p) format is converted into the  
1080/59i (480/59i) or 1080/60i format, it is necessary to input the time information (TC SYNC value) that will  
serve as the reference for conversion and the 3:2 pull-down sequence (sync phase) of the post-conversion  
output images.  
Setting the TC SYNC value  
Input the pre-conversion TC with the frame count of 24 (24TC) and the post-conversion TC with the frame  
count of 30 (30TC)/25 (25TC) to serve as the reference for conversion.  
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TC/CHR CONVERT menu  
This menu is displayed by pressing the following keys: TC/CHR ) F9 When the center cursor key is  
pressed, the 24TC display is highlighted. To enter the time code, use the number keys and cursor keys  
(2, 1) to set the time code, and then press the ENT key. Move on to the 30TC/25TC value setting using the  
cursor keys (3, 4), and proceed in the same way to set and enter the time code.  
F13  
F12  
F11  
F10  
F9  
F1  
F2  
F3  
F4  
F5  
F6  
F7  
F8  
Key  
F1F2  
F3  
Key designation  
Description  
——  
SYNC PHASE°  
For setting the reference for the 3:2 conversion sequence.  
A: Frame A is used as the reference to convert the time code.  
B: Frame B is used as the reference to convert the time code.  
C: Frame C is used as the reference to convert the time code.  
D: Frame D is used as the reference to convert the time code.  
F4  
F5  
——  
DF MD°  
For selecting whether the 3:2 pull-down output from the 1080/23psf  
(p) or 1080/24psf (p) format after it is converted into the time code  
and output is to be in the drop frame or non-drop frame mode.  
DF: The output will be in the drop frame mode.  
NDF: The output will be in the non-drop frame mode.  
F6F7  
F8  
——  
EXIT  
Returns the VTR to the TC/CHR menu screen.  
F9  
——  
F10  
RC_TC°  
For selecting the time code which is to be output to the remote  
connectors (RS-422, etc.).  
24TC: The original time code with the frame count of 24 is output.  
30TC: The post-conversion time code with the frame count of 30  
is output.  
F11  
F12  
SD SUPER  
HD SUPER  
For selecting the time code which is to be output to the SD monitor connector.  
24TC: The original time code with the frame count of 24 is output.  
30TC/(25TC): The post-conversion time code with the frame  
count of 30/(25) is output.  
For selecting the time code which is to be output to the HD monitor  
connector.  
24TC: The original time code with the frame count of 24 is output.  
30TC/(25TC): The post-conversion time code with the frame  
count of 30/(25) is output.  
F13  
LTC OUT°  
For selecting the time code which is to be output to the LTC output connector.  
24TC: The original time code with the frame count of 24 is output.  
30TC: The post-conversion time code with the frame count of 30  
is output.  
°This is not displayed with the 50i/25psf (p).  
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SYSTEM SET UP menu  
This menu is displayed by pressing the following keys: SET UP ) F4  
The system format and video output format currently set in the menu are displayed.  
F13  
F12  
F11  
F10  
F9  
F1  
F2  
F3  
F4  
F5  
F6  
F7  
F8  
14 –  
 
SYSTEM SET UP menu  
Refer to the setting flowchart and output status tables on pages 134 and 135.)  
Exactly Which operation is performed differs depending on whether the AJ-UDC3700P HD-SD format con-  
verter board, an optional accessory, has been installed.  
Key  
F1  
Key designation  
FREQ°  
For selecting the SYSTEM When the F1 key is pressed while holding down the F key, the  
Description  
For selecting the system frequency.  
frequency.  
frequency selection window is opened. The frequency can now  
be selected using the cursor keys.  
59.94: The 59.94 Hz system is selected.  
23.98: The 23.98 Hz system is selected.  
24:  
50:  
25:  
The 24 Hz system is selected.  
The 50 Hz system is selected.  
The 25 Hz system is selected.  
The selection is entered by pressing the ENT key while holding  
down the BS key.  
When 59.94has been selected, the video recording format  
selection window is opened.  
When the 23.98, 24 or 25 setting has been selected, a window  
enabling PsF or P (Non-PsF) to be selected is opened.  
When the 23.98p or 24p (Non-PsF) format has been selected or when  
the 50 format has been selected after the 25p or 25PsF format has  
been entered, the system format is entered, and the window is closed.  
F2  
F3  
——  
VIDEO  
For selecting the video recording format.  
For selecting the video  
recording format.  
When the F3 key is pressed while holding down the F key, the video  
recording format selection window is opened. Use the cursor keys to  
select the format. One of the following menu items is selected when  
59.94 has been selected as the system frequency setting.  
1080I: The 1080/59.94i recording format is selected.  
525I: The 525/59.94i recording format is selected.  
720P: The 720/59.94p recording format is selected.  
The selection is entered by pressing the ENT key while holding  
down the BS key.  
When 1080Ior 720Phas been selected, the audio recording  
format selection window is opened.  
When 525Ihas been selected, the system format is entered as  
525/59i, and the window is closed.  
Select either PsF or P when 23.98, 24 or 25 has been selected  
as the system frequency setting. To enter the selection, press  
the ENT key while holding down the BS key.  
F4  
AUDIO  
For selecting the audio recording format.  
For selecting the audio  
recording format.  
When the F4 key is pressed while holding down the F key, the  
audio recording format selection window is opened. The format  
can now be selected using the cursor keys (but only when the  
1080/59Ior 720/59Pformat has been selected).  
24bit/8CH: The audio 8-channel format is selected.  
20bit/4CH: The audio 4-channel format is selected.  
The selection is entered by pressing the ENT key while holding  
down the BS key.  
When 720Phas been selected as the system format, the SD  
SDI MAIN output selection window is opened.  
When 1080Ihas been selected as the system format, the  
system format is entered, and the selection window is closed.  
°The FREQ setting is acknowledged only in the status where the cassette has been ejected.  
°If an attempt has been made to change this setting while a cassette is still inserted, the EJECT CASSETTE TO  
CHANGE FORMAT” message appears to warn the user to eject the cassette first.  
15 –  
 
SYSTEM SET UP menu  
Key  
F5  
Key designation  
HD SDI  
Description  
For selecting the HD SDI MAIN output format.  
When the F5 key is pressed while holding down the F key, the  
HD SDI MAIN output format selection window is opened. The  
format can now be selected using the cursor keys (but only when  
1080/23.98PsFor 1080/24PsFhas been selected as the  
system format).  
1080/23.98PsF (1080/24PsF): The output is in the  
1080/23.98PsF (1080/24PsF)  
format.  
1080/59.94I (1080/60I):  
720/59.94P (720/60P):  
The output is in the 1080/59.94i  
(1080/60i) format.  
The output is in the 1080/59.94p  
(720/60p) format.  
When 1080/23.98PsF (1080/24PsF)has been selected, the HD  
SDI monitor output selection window is opened.  
When 1080/59Ior 720/59Phas been selected, the  
HD_SDI_MAIN output selection window is opened.  
When any other selection is made, it is entered by pressing the  
ENT key while holding down the BS key. At the same time, the  
window is closed  
F6  
HD MONI  
For selecting the format in which the signals are to be output to  
the HD_SDI monitor.  
When the F6 key is pressed while holding down the F key, the  
HD_SDI monitor output selection window is opened. Use the  
cursor keys to select the output format. (This format can be  
selected only when the HD SDI main output has the same  
setting as the system format and 1080/23.98PsF or 1080/24PsF  
has been set.)  
1080/23.98PsF (1080/24PsF): The output is in the  
1080/23.98PsF (1080/24PsF)  
format.  
1080/59.94I (1080/60I):  
The output is in the 1080/59.94i  
(1080/60i) format.  
When 1080/23.98PsF (1080/24PsF)has been selected, the HD  
SDI MAIN output format selection window is opened.  
When any other selection is made, it is entered by pressing the  
ENT key while holding down the BS key. At the same time, the  
window is closed.  
By pressing the C key while any of the selection windows are open, it is possible to return the selection  
status to the previously set data. (Even when data has been entered by pressing the ENT key while the  
BS key is held down, operation will still be as described above while the related windows are open.)  
16 –  
 
SYSTEM SET UP menu  
System format and video output status table  
[When the AJ-UDC3700P HD-SD format converter board (optional accessory) has been installed]  
System format front setting  
HD SDI OUT  
1080/59.94i  
HD MONI OUT  
1080/59.94i  
SD SDI OUT  
525/59.94i  
SD SDI MONI  
CMPST  
F1: FREQ F3: VIDEO F4: AUDIO  
F5: HD SDI  
F6: HD MONI F7: SD SDI  
4ch  
1080I  
(1080/59.94i)  
(1080/59.94i)  
(720/59.94p)  
(525i)  
8ch  
525i  
525/59.94i  
525/59.94p  
525/59.94i  
525/59.94p  
525/59.94i  
525/59.94i  
525/59.94p  
No signals  
525/59.94i  
525/59.94p  
525/59.94i  
525/59.94p  
525/59.94i  
4ch  
59.94  
720P  
525p  
525i  
525/59.94i  
NTSC  
(720/59.94p)  
720/59.94p  
720/59.94p  
8ch  
525p  
(525i)  
525i  
525I  
(4ch)  
(1080/59.94i)  
1080/23.98psf  
(1080/59.94i)  
1080/23.98psf  
1080/59.94i  
1080/59.94i  
525/59.94i  
525/59.94i  
No signals  
525/59.94i  
525/59.94i  
525/59.94i  
525/59.94i  
525/59.94i  
1080/23.98psf  
NTSC  
525p  
(°°°°)  
525i  
1080/23.98psf  
1080/59.94i  
1080/59.94i  
1080/59.94i  
No signals  
(1080PsF) (8ch)  
1080/59.94i  
720/59.94p  
(1080/59.94i)  
1080/59.94i  
720/59.94p  
23.98  
525p  
525i  
NTSC  
720/59.94p  
720/59.94p  
525p  
1080P (8ch)  
(1080PsF) (8ch)  
(1080/23.98p) (1080/23.98p) (525i)  
1080/23.98p  
1080/24psf  
1080/23.98p  
1080/24psf  
1080/60i  
1080/24psf  
1080/60i  
(°°°°)  
1080/24psf  
(°°°°)  
24  
1080/60i  
720/60p  
(1080/60i)  
720/60p  
(°°°°)  
1080/60i  
720/60p  
1080/60i  
No signals  
No signals  
No signals  
(°°°°)  
720/60p  
1080P (8ch)  
1080PsF (8ch)  
1080P (8ch)  
(1080I) (8ch)  
1080/24p  
1080/25psf  
1080/25p  
(1080/50i)  
1080/24p  
1080/25psf  
1080/25p  
(1080/50i)  
(°°°°)  
1080/24p  
1080/25psf  
1080/25p  
1080/50i  
1080/24p  
1080/25psf  
1080/25p  
1080/50i  
(625i)  
(625i)  
(625i)  
25  
50  
625/50i  
625/50i  
625/50i  
625/50i  
PAL  
PAL  
System format and video output status table  
[When no AJ-UDC3700P HD-SD format converter board (optional accessory) has been installed]  
System format front setting  
HD SDI OUT  
1080/59.94i  
HD MONI OUT  
1080/59.94i  
SD SDI OUT  
SD SDI MONI  
CMPST  
F1: FREQ F3: VIDEO F4: AUDIO  
F5: HD SDI  
F6: HD MONI F7: SD SDI  
4ch  
1080I  
(1080/59.94i)  
(1080/59.94i)  
(°°°°)  
8ch  
No signals  
525/59.94i  
No signals  
525/59.94i  
No signals  
NTSC  
59.94  
4ch  
720P  
525I  
(720/59.94p)  
(720/59.94p)  
(°°°°)  
720/59.94p  
BLACK  
720/59.94p  
BLACK  
8ch  
(4ch)  
(°°°°)  
(°°°°)  
525i  
(1080PsF) (8ch)  
1080P (8ch)  
(1080PsF) (8ch)  
1080P (8ch)  
(1080PsF) (8ch)  
1080P (8ch)  
(1080I) (8ch)  
(1080/23.98psf) (1080/23.98psf) (°°°°)  
1080/23.98psf 1080/23.98psf  
23.98  
24  
(1080/23.98p) (1080/23.98p) (°°°°)  
1080/23.98p  
1080/24psf  
1080/24p  
1080/23.98p  
1080/24psf  
1080/24p  
(1080/24psf)  
(1080/24p)  
(1080/25psf)  
(1080/25p)  
(1080/50i)  
(1080/24psf)  
(1080/24p)  
(1080/25psf)  
(1080/25p)  
(1080/50i)  
(°°°°)  
(°°°°)  
(°°°°)  
(°°°°)  
(°°°°)  
No signals  
No signals  
No signals  
1080/25psf  
1080/25p  
1080/25psf  
1080/25p  
25  
50  
1080/50i  
1080/50i  
ONoteN  
The settings in parentheses cannot be selected since they are established automatically.  
17 –  
 
TEST IC CARD menu  
Preparations  
When an error to be logged has occurred, this unit enables information on the date and time of the occurrence  
of the error to be recorded in addition to the TC information in the log. Initial registration of the date and time  
is required in order for this information to be recorded. Bear in mind that if the unit’s power has been off for  
more than one week, it will be necessary to re-register the date and time.  
How to register the date and time  
When TEST and then the F13 key are pressed, a menu appears.  
1. Press the center cursor key.  
The year display at the top center of the front panel now appears as a white-on-black display.  
2. Use the number keys to change the date and time.  
Use the cursor keys (2, 1) to move the white-on-black display to the location where the information is to  
be changed, and change the information using the number keys.  
3. After having changed and registered the date and time information, press the ENT key to enter it.  
F13  
F12  
F11  
F10  
F9  
F1  
F2  
F3  
F4  
F5  
F6  
F7  
F8  
°TEST IC CARD ERROR_LOG MONITOR menu  
F13  
F12  
F11  
F10  
F9  
F1  
F2  
F3  
F4  
F5  
F6  
F7  
F8  
– 18 –  
 
TEST IC CARD menu  
Key  
F1  
Key designation  
USER_FIL  
Description  
User file management takes place using IC card.  
When the F key is pressed, transfer is made to TEST IC CARD  
USER FILE menu.  
There is a load/save function for current (present deck status)  
and all registered files.  
When user file is forwarded to deck, whether SYS_H and  
SYS_C should be sent together can be selected.  
F2  
F3  
MULT_CUE  
ERR_LOG  
100 CUE_POINTS (MULTI_CUE) can be loaded/saved to IC  
card.  
When the F key is pressed, transfer is made to MULTICUE  
menu.  
Whether to send all at once or by page can be selected.  
Function available for memory of deck mode, time code, type  
and date/time when warning appears.  
When the F3 key is pressed, the VTR is transferred to the TEST  
IC CARD ERROR LOG menu.  
Function available for 50-step memory data.  
When memory buffer becomes full, there is a function for  
switching to erasure of old material and renewal of new  
warning.  
Function available for memory storage of this data on IC card.  
Function available to monitor IC card data.  
F4F7  
——  
F8  
EXIT  
Returns the VTR to the TEST menu screen.  
F9F12 ——  
F13  
FORMAT  
IC card is formatted. Please note that all data on the IC card is  
destroyed.  
When the F key is pressed together with C key and F13  
(FORMAT) key, the IC card is formatted.  
ONoteN  
Avoid installing an IC card formatted by this unit in the AJ-HD2000/2700 or any other model.  
Conversely, avoid installing an IC card formatted by any other model in this unit.  
The file structure used for these cards is different from one model to another, and this may give rise to  
problems in the VTR’s operation.  
19 –  
 
TEST IC CARD ERROR LOG menu  
This menu is displayed by pressing the following keys: TEST > F13 > F3  
F13  
F12  
F11  
F10  
F9  
F1  
F2  
F3  
F4  
F5  
F6  
F7  
F8  
Key  
F1  
Key designation  
DOWN_LD  
Description  
Loads current memory data from VTR to IC card. In addition, the  
serial No., software version and operation time are saved. If  
there is no error log data in any file other than one containing the  
machine current data (a file saved in the IC card or current data  
of the VTR), ERRORappears, and the data cannot be  
downloaded.  
Executes when pressed together with F key.  
F2  
F3  
MONITOR  
DELETE  
Displays the error log data saved in the IC card.  
After the machine current data (a file saved in the IC card or  
current data of the VTR) has been downloaded, the error log  
data currently stored in the VTRs memory is displayed. (Refer to  
ERROR_LOG MONITOR menu on page 18.)  
Executes when pressed together with F key.  
ERROR LOG data saved in IC card is deleted.  
Executes when pressed together with F key.  
F4  
F5  
——  
AUTOSTEP  
When warning exceeds buffer capacity, selects whether to erase  
old material sequentially and renew.  
ON: Renews regularly. (The 50th step data is a latest data.)  
OFF: No renewal when capacity is full.  
F6  
F7  
——  
REAL TIME  
ON: The date and time data are entered along with the TC data  
in the error log.  
OFF: The date and time data are not entered in the error log.  
(Only the TC data is entered.)  
F8  
EXIT  
Returns the VTR to the TEST IC CARD menu screen.  
F9F12 ——  
F13 INITIAL  
Deletes all the past error log data currently stored in the VTRs  
memory and all the error log data currently displayed.  
When downloading is attempted after executing INITIAL with no  
error log data, ERRORappears since there is no error log data,  
and data cannot be downloaded to the IC card while the machine  
current date can be downloaded.  
20 –  
 
21 –  
 
PANASONIC BROADCAST & TELEVISION SYSTEMS COMPANY  
DIVISION OF MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC CORPORATION OF AMERICA  
Executive Office:  
3330 Cahuenga Blvd W., Los Angeles, CA 90068 (323) 436-3500  
EASTERN ZONE:  
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Central Region:  
1707 N Randall Road E1-C-1, Elgin, IL 60123 (847) 468-5200  
WESTERN ZONE:  
3330 Cahuenga Blvd W., Los Angeles, CA 90068 (323) 436-3500  
Government Marketing Department:  
52 West Gude Drive, Rockville, MD 20850 (301) 738-3840  
Broadcast PARTS INFORMATION & ORDERING:  
9:00 a.m.5:00 p.m. (EST) (800) 334-4881/24 Hr. Fax (800) 334-4880  
Emergency after hour parts orders (800) 334-4881  
TECHNICAL SUPPORT:  
Emergency 24 Hour Service (800) 222-0741  
Panasonic Canada Inc.  
5770 Ambler Drive, Mississauga, Ontario L4W 2T3 (905) 624-5010  
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Av angel Urraza Num. 1209 Col. de Valle 03100 Mexico, D.F. (52) 1 951 2127  
Panasonic Sales Company  
Division of Matsushita Electric of Puerto Rico Inc.  
San Gabriel Industrial Park, 65th Infantry Ave., Km. 9.5, Carolina, Puerto Rico 00630 (787) 750-4300  
Panasonic Broadcast Europe  
Panasonic Broadcast Europe Ltd.  
West Forest Gate, Wellington Road, Wokingham, Berkshire RG40 2AQ U.K. Tel: 0118 902 9200  
Panasonic Broadcast Europe GmbH  
Hagenauer Str. 43, 65203 Wiesbaden-Biebrich Deutschland Tel: 49-611-1816-0  
Printed in Japan  
VQT9803  
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