Memory Recorder
INSTRUCTIONS
KA-MR100G
Thank you for purchasing this JVC product. Before
beginning to operate this unit, please read the
instructions carefully to ensure the best possible
performance.
For Customer Use:
Enter below the Serial No. which is located on the
body. Remain this information for future reference.
Model No. : KA-MR100G
Serial No. :
LST0838-001A
Safety Precautions
POUR CANADA
ATTENTION
RISQUE D’ELECTROCUTION NE
PAS OUVRIR
FOR USA AND CANADA
CAUTION
ATTENTION: POUR EVITER TOUT RISQUE D’ELECTROCUTION
NE PAS OUVRIR LE BOITER.
AUCUNE PIECE INTERIEURE N’EST A REGLER
PAR L’UTILISATEUR.
SE REFERER A UN AGENT QUALIFIE EN CAS DE
PROBLEME.
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC
SHOCK. DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR
BACK).
NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTSINSIDE .
REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED
SERVICE PERSONNEL.
CAUTION:
Le symbole de l’éclair àl’intérieur d’un triangle
équilatéral est destiné à alerter l’utilisateur sur la
présence d’une “tension dangereuse” non isolée
dans le boîtier du produit. Cette tension est
suffisante pour provoquer l’électrocution de
personnes.
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol,
within an equilateral triangle is intended to
alert the user to the presence of uninsulated
"dangerous voltage" within the product's
enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude
to constitute a risk of electric shock to
persons.
Le point d’exclamation àl’intérieur d’un triangle
équilatéral est destiné à alerter l’utilisateur sur la
présence d’opérations d’entretien importantes au
sujet desquelles des renseignements se trouvent
dans le manuel d’instructions.
Ces symboles ne sont utilisésqu’aux Etats-Unis.
The exclamation point within an equilateral
triangle is intended to alert the user to the
presence of important operating and
maintenance (servicing) instructions in the
literature accompanying the appliance.
INFORMATION (FOR CANADA)
RENSEIGNEMENT (POUR CANADA)
This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian
ICES-003.
INFORMATION:
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.
Cet appareil numérique de la Class A est conforme à la
norme NMB-003 du Canada.
WARNING:
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.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause
harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct
the interference at his own expense.
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC
SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN
OR MOISTURE.
CAUTION:
This unit should be used with 12V DC only.
To prevent electric shocks and fire hazards, do NOT use any
other power source.
NOTE:
The rating plate (serial number plate) is on the unit.
CAUTION:
CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS NOT APPROVED BY JVC
COULD VOID USER’S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE
EQUIPMENT.
REMARQUE:
La plaque signalétique (plaque du numéro desérie) est située sur
le cadre inférieur de l’unité.
NOTE:
CAUTION:
The rating plate (serial number plate) is on this unit.
To prevent electric shock, do not open the cabinet. No user
serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to qualified service
personnel.
WARNING:
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT
EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
Due to design modifications, data given in this instruction book
are subject to possible change without prior notice.
The apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and
that no objects filled with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed
close to the apparatus.
THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC
RULES.
OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TWO
CONDITIONS: (1) THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE
HARMFUL INTERFERENCE, AND (2) THIS DEVICE MUST
ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED, INCLUDING
INTERFERENCE THAT MAY CAUSE UNDESIRED
OPERATION.
AVERTISSEMENT:
POUR EVITER LES RISQUES
D'INCENDIE OU D'ELECTROCUTION, NE PAS
EXPOSER L'APPAREIL A L'HUMIDITE OU A LA
PLUIE.
ATTENTION:
Ce magnétoscope ne doit être utilisé que sur du courant
direct en 12V.
Afin d’eviter tout resque d’incendie ou d’electrocution, ne
pas utillser d’autres sources d’alimentation électrique.
II
Getting Started
Information for Users on Disposal of Old Equipment
[European Union]
Safety Precautions
(continued)
FOR EUROPE
This equipment is in conformity with the provisions and protection
requirements of the corresponding European Directives. This
equipment is designed for professional video appliances and can be
used in the following environments:
Attention:
This symbol isonly valid in the European
● Controlled EMC environment (for example, purpose-built broad-
Union.
casting or recording studio), and rural outdoors environments.
In order to keep the best performance and furthermore for
electromagnetic compatibility we recommend to use cables not
exceeding the following lengths:
This symbol indicates that the electrical and electronic
equipment should not be disposed as general household
waste at its end-of-life. Instead, the product should be handed
over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of
electrical and electronic equipment for proper treatment,
recovery and recycling in accordance with your national
legislation.
Cable
Maximum Cable
Length
IEEE1394 CABLE
Shield Cable
0.2 m
By disposing of this product correctly, you will help to conserve
natural resources and will help prevent potential negative
effects on the environment and human health which could
otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this
product. For more information about collection point and
recycling of this product, please contact your local municipal
office, your household waste disposal service or the shop
where you purchased the product. Penalties may be applicable
for incorrect disposal of this waste, in accordance with national
legislation.
Caution:
Where there are strong electromagnetic waves or magnetism, for
example near a radio or TV transmitter, transformer, motor, etc.,
the picture and the sound may be disturbed. In such case, please
keep the apparatus away from the sources of the disturbance.
Dear Customer,
This apparatus is in conformance with the valid European directives and
standards regarding electromagnetic compatibility and electrical safety.
(Business users)
European representative of Victor Company of Japan, Limited is:
JVC Technical Services Europe GmbH
Postfach 10 05 04
If you wish to dispose of this product, please visit our web
back of the product.
61145 Friedberg
Germany
[Other Countries outside the European Union]
If you wish to dispose of this product, please do so in
accordance with applicable national legislation or other rules
in your country for the treatment of old electrical and
electronic equipment.
Sehr geehrter Kunde, sehr geehrte Kundin,
dieses Gerät stimmt mit den gültigen europäischen Richtlinien und
Normen bezüglich elektromagnetischer Verträglichkeit und
elektrischer Sicherheit überein.
Die europäische Vertretung für die Victor Company of Japan,
Limited ist:
JVC Technical Services Europe GmbH
Postfach 10 05 04
61145 Friedberg
Deutschland
III
Features
This is a memory recorder to record and play back HD-format video
images and audio signals on an SxS memory card via the IEEE1394
interface.
Getting Started
LCD Panel Displays .....................................................................5
Use of SxS Memory Card
The use of MPEG-2 Long GOP compression format and SxS
memory card enables long-duration recording and high-speed
transfer as described below.
● Supports long-duration recording of HD images up to 180
minutes (when capacity is 32 GB and mode is set to 720p).
● Enables high-speed data transfer to a computer, thus enhancing
Setup
Attaching the Memory Recorder to a Camcorder ........................6
Turning On/Off the Power ............................................................7
Setting the Date/Time ..................................................................7
workflow efficiency.
Attachment to Professional HD Camcorders
● This memory recorder can be attached to the GY-HD200/HD250
HD camcorder series to enhance shooting that requires a high
level of mobility.
● Besides recording to SxS memory cards, hybrid recording and
series recording through combined use with cassette tapes are
also supported.
Operation
Use of MP4 File Format T1
● MP4 file format, compliant file format used on the “XDCAM EX”.
T Play back compatibility may be not guaranteed on the different
type products, due to variation of supported recording mode.
Menu
Setting the Menu Screen ...........................................................11
Menu Screen Configurations and Functions ..............................12
T1:MP4 File Format
This format adopts the Professional Memory Card System
Format licensed from Sony Corporation.
Others
Warning Messages ....................................................................14
Error Messages .........................................................................14
Troubleshooting .........................................................................15
Specifications ............................................................................16
UTC Time Difference Chart by Region ......................................17
The following are included in the bundled CD-ROM.
<Softwares>
● SxS memory card device driver software for computers
● Computer application software (JVC ProHD Clip Manager)
● Plugin software for Final Cut Pro (JVC ProHD Log and Transfer
How to Read this Manual
Ⅵ Symbols used in this manual
Plugin) T1
Note
: States precautions to be taken during operation.
T1: AFinal Cut ProB is a video editing software developed by
Apple Inc.
<Documents>
Memo : States restrictions on the functions or use of this
equipment. For reference purposes.
A
: Indicates the page numbers or items to refer to.
● KA-MR100G instruction manual
(Japanese, English, German, French, Italian, Spanish,
Russian, and Chinese versions)
● SxS memory card device driver software installation guide
● JVC ProHD Clip Manager user’s guide/JVC ProHD Log and
Transfer Plugin user’s guide.
For procedures on how to install the application software on a
computer, please refer to the user’s guide or instruction
manual.
Ⅵ Contents of this manual
● JVC holds the copyright to this manual. Any part or all of this
manual may not be reproduced without prior consent from the
company.
● Product names of other companies described in this manual
are trademarks or registered trademarks of the respective
companies. Symbols such as ீ, ா and are omitted in this
manual.
● Design, specifications and other contents described in this
manual are subject to change for improvements without prior
notice.
● XDCAM EX is Sony Corporation’s brand name for its
professional video camera series.
● Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in
the U.S.
● Mac OS and Final Cut Pro are trademarks of Apple Inc.,
registered in the United States and other countries.
Copyrights
● Broadcasting for profit or public viewing of the video and
audio contents recorded using this product may infringe
on authors’ rights protected by copyright law.
● Recorded video and audio contents cannot be used
without the consent of the right-holder under copyright
law, except for personal enjoyment.
2
Getting Started
Ⅵ To load recorded video clips to Apple Inc.’s
video editing software, Final Cut Pro, installation
of the Final Cut Pro plugin software (JVC ProHD
Log and Transfer Plugin) is required. This
software can be found in the bundled CD-ROM.
Ⅵ For procedures on how to install the software,
please refer to the user’s guide and instruction
manual in the bundled CD-ROM.
Precautions
Storage and Operating Environment
Ⅵ
Do not store this product in the following environments.
Doing so may result in malfunction or failure.
● Hot or cold locations beyond the allowable operating
temperature range of 0 I to 40 I.
● Locations beyond the allowable operating humidity range
of 30 % RH to 80 % RH (no condensation)
● Near equipment that emits strong magnetic fields, such as
transformers or motors
● Near equipment that emits radio waves, such as
transceivers and mobile phones
● Locations with excessive dust and sand
● Locations that are subjected to strong vibrations
● Locations prone to moisture, such as window side
● Locations that are subjected to steam or oil, such as
kitchens
● Locations that are subjected to radiation, X-rays, or
corrosive gases
Precautions for Handling SxS
Memory Cards
Ⅵ Make sure that the SxS memory card is
formatted on this memory recorder. SxS memory
cards that are formatted on another product
cannot be used on this memory recorder.
Ⅵ Formatting an SxS memory card erases all clips
that are stored on the card.
Ⅵ Make sure to close the card slot cover before
using the memory card.
Ⅵ Do not operate the write-protect switch of the
SxS memory card when it is inserted into the
memory recorder.
Precautions for Handling the
Ⅵ For details, please refer to the instruction
manual of the SxS memory card.
Memory Recorder
● When connecting and recording with a camcorder other
than GY-HD200/GY-HD250, the recording may not work
properly.
Precautions for Handling Recorded
Video Clips
Ⅵ We do not guarantee against damage of the
recorded video clips if the SxS memory card is
removed from the slot while data is being
accessed (e.g., during recording, playback or
formatting). Remove the card only when the
access lamp of the memory recorder lights up in
green.
Ⅵ We do not guarantee against damage of the
recorded video clips in the following cases:
● when this product is used in places subject to static
electricity or electrical noises;
● when the battery or IEEE1394 cable is removed while data
is being accessed;
● Playing back clips that are created on devices other than
the KA-MR100G Memory Recorder may result in distorted
images and choppy sound.
● Please do not use the battery that cannot be connected
with this product.
● Make sure that the power switch is turned off before
removing the battery. Failure to do so may result in
malfunction of the memory recorder or SxS memory card.
● Do not unplug the IEEE1394 cable during recording or
playback.
● When power is not supplied for a prolonged period of time
(three months or longer), the initial setting screen appears
when the power is next turned on.
● Do not place objects on the memory recorder.
● This product cannot be used by connecting the IEEE1394
terminal of the KA-UM100G adapter (sold separately) to
the computer.
● Please contact our authorized dealers if inspection of the
interior components or repair is required.
● when this product is used in sandy or dusty places, or
when a dirty SxS memory card is used.
Ⅵ The recovery feature does not guarantee
successful recovery of the damaged files.
Fire Hazard, Electrical Shock and
Injury
● Do not place this product on unstable surfaces as it may
fall and lead to injuries or malfunction of the product. When
this product is attached to a camcorder, carry it by holding
the handle of the camcorder.
● Do not remove or modify the cover of this product. It might
result in fire, electrical shock or malfunction of the product.
● Do not insert objects other than the memory card into the
card slot. Inserting a metallic or flammable object may
result in fire, electrical shock or malfunction of the product.
JVC shall not be liable for any damage or loss of the
recorded video clips. (We strongly recommend that you
create a backup for important video clips.)
Maintenance
Ⅵ Turn off the power before performing
maintenance.
Ⅵ Wipe this product using a soft cloth. Wiping
with thinner or benzene may melt or tarnish its
surface. For tough stains, wipe using a cloth that
is dipped into a neutral detergent diluted with
water, followed by wiping with a dry cloth.
Accessories
Ⅵ To use the ExpressCard slot on the computer,
installation of the SxS memory card device driver
software is required. The driver can be found in
the bundled CD-ROM.
Ⅵ
Contact with rubber or plastic products over an
extended period of time may cause the outer surface
of the product to deteriorate or the paint to peel off.
Ⅵ To copy a video clip to the computer,
installation of the computer application software
(JVC ProHD Clip Manager) is required. This
program can be found in the bundled CD-ROM.
Saving Energy
Ⅵ If this product is not to be used for a long time,
turn off the power of the system for safety and
energy conservation reasons.
3
Name and Function of
Parts
N
A
B
M
L
K
C
D
J
E
I
H
G
F
A Access lamp
G [NEXT] button
Displays the status of the SxS memory card.
Green light: Data in the card is not being accessed
Red light : Data is currently being accessed (e.g.,
● Skips the currently selected clip to the next clip.
● When the clip selection screen is displayed, use this
button to select a clip to play back.
● When the menu screen is displayed, use this button to
select a menu item or setting value.
recording, playback or formatting in progress)
H Battery connector
For connecting to the battery adapter connector of the
camcorder.
● Before removing the SxS memory card, make sure that the
access lamp lights up in green color.
B LCD panel
Displays the status, clip selection and menu screens.
(A Page 5, 10, 11)
Memo:
I [STOP] button
● Stops recording or playback.
● When the menu screen is displayed, press this button to
return to the menu screen without altering the settings.
● The contrast and backlight settings of the LCD panel can
be specified on the [LCD] setting screen of the menu
screen.
J [FWD] button
● Fast forwards the selected clip.
● When the Time Code, Date/Time or Clip Name setting
screen is displayed, use this button to select a setting.
“LCD panel contrast and backlight settings” (A Page 12)
C [MENU] button
Displays the menu screen. Press this button again to restore
the original screen display.
K [PLAY/STILL]button
● Pauses or starts playback.
● When the menu screen is displayed, press this button to
confirm an item or setting value selection.
D [REV]button
● Fast reverses the selected clip.
L [INFO/CLR] button
● When the Time Code, Date/Time or Clip Name setting
screen is displayed, use this button to select a setting.
● Switches the clip information display. (A Page 5)
● When the utility execution screen is displayed, use this
button to execute a process. On other setting screens,
pressing this button restores the default settings.
E Camcorder connector
To connect the memory recorder with a camcorder, connect
this connector to the memory recorder connector of the
KA-UM100G adapter (sold separately).
● Skips to the beginning of the selected clip or the previous
clip.
● When the clip selection screen is displayed, use this
button to select a clip to play back.
● When the menu screen is displayed, use this button to
select a menu item or setting value.
F [POWER]button
Turns On/Off the power of the memory recorder. To do so,
press and hold the button for at least one second.
N Card slot
Open the cover and insert the SxS memory card.
(A Page 8)
4
Getting Started
Memo:
● A ANO CARDB message is shown when an SxS memory
LCD Panel Displays
card is not inserted.
●
A
A
CARD PROTECT
B
mark
is shown before the clip if
the write-protect switch of the SxS memory card is turned
on.
During Recording or Stop Mode
During Playback Mode
Displays the clip selection screen.
Displays the status screen.
A
G
I
J
N
B
C
D
E
K
Card protect mark
H
F
L
M
A Modes
---
SxS memory card is not inserted
I Modes
oSTOP
RREC
WSTBY
Stop
WS
Still
IP
Playing
Standby (pause)
NF1
Fast forward
(low speed)
OR1
Fast reverse
(low speed)
NF2
Fast forward
(high speed)
OR2
Fast reverse
(high speed)
B Remaining capacity
Displays the remaining time (minutes) of the SxS memory card.
C Date
Shows the date of the built-in clock. The month/day/year
display format can be specified on the [CLOCK2]-[DATE
STYLE] screen of the menu screen.
D Time
J Video format
Displays the video format of the selected clip.
“Video format settings” (A Page 12)
K Clip name
● The clip indicated by the cursor ( ) is the selected clip.
● A ANO CLIPB message is shown when no clip is found.
Shows the time of the built-in clock. The time display format
(12-hour/24-hour) can be specified on the [CLOCK2]-[TIME
STYLE] screen of the menu screen.
ASetting the Date/TimeB (A Page 7, 13)
E Video format
mark
A check mark ( ) appears before clips
that are playable.
ok mark
Appears after the clip name. You can
specify the Aok markB on the [OK CLIP]
screen of the menu screen.
“Menu screen’s [OK CLIP] settings”
(A Page 12)
Shows the video format selected on the [SYSTEM] screen of
the menu screen.
“Video format settings” (A Page 12)
F Time code/User bit
Displays the time code or user bit to be recorded. Press the
[INFO/CLR] button to toggle the display.
00:00:00:00 : Time code
0F 0F 0F 0F : User bit
Memo:
● The time code display differs depending on whether non
drop frame or drop frame mode has been selected in the
[DROP FRAME] setting.
L Playback position bar
Displays the progress of the currently played clip in the form
of a bar.
“Memory recorder’s time code settings” (A Page 12)
M Clip information
Displays various information related to the selected clip.
Press the [INFO/CLR] button to toggle the clip information
display.
00:00:00:00 : Playback time code
0F 0F 0F 0F : Playback user bit
Non drop frame mode
Drop frame mode
00:00:00:00
RD 09/07/08: Date on which clip is recorded
(month/day/year)
G Total number of clips
Displays the total number of clips recorded in the SxS
memory card.
RT 11:11:11 : Time on which clip is recorded
(hour:minute:second)
Dr 00:10:00 : Clip length (duration) (hour:minute:second)
H Clip name
Note:
Displays the name of the clip that is going to be recorded.
The clip name can be specified on the [CLIP NAME] screen
of the menu screen. “Changing clip name or resetting the clip
number” (A Page 13)
● The playback time code value is not an accurate
representation. Use it as a guide for the playback position.
N Selected clip/Total number of clips
5
Setup
4 Attach the memory recorder to the KA-UM100G
adapter
Align the screw holes at the back of the KA-UM100G adapter
with the holes on the rubber sheet. Next, follow the steps
illustrated in A _ D to attach the memory recorder.
Attaching the Memory
Recorder to a Camcorder
Check the IEEE1394 connection method before attaching
the memory recorder to the camcorder.
For details, please refer to AConnecting IEEE1394B
(A Page 7)
B Set the hook to the guide
Memory recorder
(KA-UM100G)
Hook
KA-UM100G
adapter
Guide
D Mount the
Note:
Screws
screws (x2)
Connector B
C Connect
connector B
● The KA-MR100G adapter (sold separately) is required to
attach the memory recorder to a camcorder.
Memo:
● Two different types of battery adapters, manufactured by
IDX and Anton Bauer respectively, are available,
depending on the country/region where the camcorder is
purchased.
Recess
Connector A
A Connect
connector A
Rubber sheet
(included with the
memory recorder)
1 Remove the battery from the camcorder
2 Remove the battery adapter from the camcorder
Follow the steps illustrated in A _ C below to remove the
battery adapter, followed by the plate (for IDX adapters only)
and rubber sheet from the camcorder.
Note:
● Store the connection wires and connectors properly so that
they do not protrude from the groove or recess.
Rubber sheet
(included with the camcorder)
5 Attach the battery adapter to the memory
Battery adapter
recorder
A Remove screw A
Align the screw holes at the back of the memory recorder
with the holes on the rubber sheet. Next, follow the steps
illustrated in A _ C to attach the rubber sheet, plate (for IDX
adapters only) and battery adapter.
Screw A
C Remove screw B (x4)
(x4)
Screw B
Screw
A
Battery adapter
Rubber sheet
(included with the camcorder)
C Mount screw A (x4)
Screw A
A Mount screw B (x4)
Plate (for IDX
adapters only)
Battery adapter
for Anton Bauer
Screw A
Connector
Screw B
B Remove connector (x2)
Memo:
● Battery adapters manufactured by Anton Bauer do not
come with a plate.
3 Attach the KA-UM100G adapter (sold separately)
Plate (for IDX
adapters only)
Battery
adapter for
Anton Bauer
to the camcorder
Connector
Align the screw holes at the back of the camcorder with the
holes on the rubber sheet. Next, follow the steps illustrated in
A _ B to attach the KA-UM100G adapter.
B Connect the connector (x2)
Note:
● Store the connection wires and connectors properly so that
they do not protrude from the groove or recess.
Memo:
Rubber sheet
(included with KA-UM100G)
KA-UM100G adapter
● Battery adapters manufactured by Anton Bauer do not
come with a plate.
Screws
B Mount the
screw (x4)
6 Attach the battery to the camcorder
Note:
● Do not use the battery that cannot be connected with this
product.
For details, please refer to the instruction manual of the
camcorder.
Connector A Connect the
connector (x2)
Recess
Note:
● Store the connection wires and connectors properly so that
they do not protrude from the groove or recess.
6
Setup
Turning Off the Power
1 Press and hold down the [POWER] button of the
memory recorder for at least one second
Connecting IEEE1394
● The power of the memory recorder turns off.
Memo:
There are 2 ways to connect the IEEE1394.
● You can turn off the power of the memory recorder using
the [POWER] switch of the camcorder by setting [DR-
HD100 A.OFF] on the OTHERS[2/2] menu screen of the
GY-HD200/HD250 series camcorder to AOnB.
Connecting via IEEE1394 Cable
● Connect the IEEE1394 cable to the KA-UM100G adapter
and the IEEE1394 terminal of the camcorder.
● Set the [INT/EXT] switch to AEXTB.
Note:
● Make use of a battery to supply power to the memory
recorder. Power cannot be supplied from the DC INPUT
terminal of the camcorder.
[INT/EXT] switch
Setting the Date/Time
KA-UM100G adapter
IEEE1394 cable
Set the time of the built-in clock on the [CLOCK1] setting
screen of the menu screen.
Memo:
● When the switch is set to [INT], signal input and output is
disabled.
● For information on where to purchase an IEEE1394 cable,
please consult our authorized dealers.
[PLAY/STILL]
button
[PREV] button
[REV] button
[FWD] button
Connection via Internal Wiring
Changes need to be made to the internal wire connections of
the camcorder.
Memo:
[STOP] button
[NEXT] button
<Buttons to use>
<[CLOCK1] Setting Screen>
●
When making a connection with the switch set to [INT], it is
necessary to alter the internal wire connections of the
camcorder. For details, please consult our authorized dealers.
1 Select the item to set (ATIME ZONEB, ADATEB or
ATIMEB)
● Press the [PREV] or [NEXT] button to select an item.
● After making a selection, press the [PLAY/STILL] or [FWD]
button to confirm.
● When making a connection with internal wiring, the
IEEE1394 terminal of the adapter is disabled.
[INT/EXT]
Description
Switch
2 Set the respective items
Set the items listed in the table below.
● For recording data to or playing data from the
Memo:
SxS memory card.
When the switch is set to [INT], the IEEE1394
terminal on the camcorder is disabled.
INT
● Be sure to set the ATIME ZONEB before setting the
ADATEB and ATIMEB”.
●
time.
● For connecting the IEEE1394 terminal on the
camcorder to a computer or other devices.
● When the switch is set to [EXT], the internal
connection between the memory recorder
and the camcorder is disabled.
EXT
Item
Description
For setting the time difference with the
UTC (Universal Time Coordinate). The
values of the ADATEB and ATIMEB items
Turning On/Off the Power
TIME ZONE will be automatically adjusted when this
item is altered.
AUTC Time Difference Chart by RegionB
(A Page 17)
DATE
TIME
For setting the date (month/day/year).
Turning On the Power
For setting the time (hour:minute:second).
1
Set the [POWER] switch of the camcorder to “On”
● Press the [PREV] or [NEXT] button to select a value,
followed by using the [PLAY/STILL] button to confirm the
selection.
● When setting DATE, press the [FWD] or [REV] button to
jump between month, day, and year. When setting TIME,
press the same button to jump between hour, minute and
second.
2 Press and hold down the [POWER] button of the
memory recorder for at least one second
●
The power of the memory recorder turns on. After a message
indicating KA-MR100 POWER ON appears on the LCD
panel for several seconds, the status screen is displayed.
Memo:
It is necessary to set the built-in clock immediately after
A
B
●
3 Press the [MENU] button to return to the status
screen
purchasing this product or when it has not been used for a
prolonged period of time (three months or longer). After the
power of the memory recorder turns on, a message
indicating
seconds. Next, the [CLOCK1] setting screen is automatically
displayed. Setting the Date/Time Page 7)
ACLOCK SETUP MENUB appears for several
A
B
(A
7
Removing the SxS Memory Card
Note:
● Do not remove the SxS memory card when the memory
recorder lights up in red. Before removing the card, make
sure that the access lamp lights up in green color.
Inserting/Removing the
SxS Memory Card
Note:
● This product does not support the USB interface
ExpressCard. Use a recommended SxS memory card.
(ASpecificationsB A Page 16)
● Do not insert the SxS memory card in the reverse
direction. The card slot is designed such that the card
cannot be inserted in the reverse direction. Do not force
the card into the card slot as this will cause malfunction.
1 Slide the tab of the card slot cover horizontally to
open the cover
2 Press the [EJECT] button at the side of the slot
to unlock
3 Press [EJECT] button again, and remove the SxS
memory card
SxS memory card
Inserting the SxS memory card
1 Slide the tab of the card slot cover horizontally to
open the cover
[EJECT] button
2 Insert the SxS memory card into the card slot
● Insert the card with the label facing you as illustrated
below.
Card slot cover
● The access lamp lights up in red. When the card is ready
to be used, the light turns green.
SxS memory card
Open tab
Label
Card slot cover
4 Close the card slot cover
Open tab
Maximum Recording Time
of SxS Memory Card
The maximum recording time of an SxS memory card varies
according to the format of the input signals as shown in the
table below.
3 Close the card slot cover
Memo:
When using a 32 GB SxS memory card
● If a AFORMATB message appears on the LCD panel,
make sure to format (initialize) the card using the memory
recorder. (“Menu screen’s [MEDIA]-[FORMAT] settings”
(A Page 13)
Max. Recording
Mode
Video Format
Time
720 (50p/25p/60p/30p/24p) Approx. 180 mins
1080 (50i/60i) Approx. 140 mins
HD1
HD2
Note:
● SxS memory cards that are formatted using another
product cannot be used on this memory recorder.
Memo:
● The values in the table are for reference and are not
guaranteed values. These are not the maximum possible
duration during continuous recording. The maximum
duration for continuous recording when the battery is fully
charged varies according to the battery type.
Write-protect Switch of SxS Memory
Card
To disable recording or deletion of video clips to or from the
SxS memory card so as to protect the recorded clips, set the
write-protect switch at the side of the SxS memory card to
“WP”. When using a write-protected SxS memory card, a
message indicating AWRITE PROTECT!B will appear on the
status screen of the LCD panel for about three seconds. For
details, please refer to the instruction manual of the SxS
memory card.
Note:
● Do not operate the write-protect switch of the SxS memory
card when it is inserted into the memory recorder.
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Operation
Recording to the SxS Memory Card
● When the memory recorder is in the play mode, press the
[STOP] button to stop playback.
● There are three REC trigger buttons on the camcorder (on
the lens, at the side, and on the handle). The REC trigger
button to enable recording to the SxS memory card varies
according to the [1394 REC TRIGGER] settings.
● A ATRIGGER TO HDVB message is shown on the
camcorder panel display when the REC trigger button is
pressed.
Ⅵ Hybrid recording with cassette tape (when the
ASYNCROB setting is enabled)
For recording data to both the cassette tape of the
camcorder and the memory recorder.
Recording Video Images of
the Camcorder Using the
Memory Recorder
To record video images of the camcorder using the memory
recorder, operate using the REC trigger button on the
camcorder. Each time a recording is started and stopped, a
clip is created in the SxS memory card.
Settings Prior to Recording
Before recording, it is necessary to configure the camcorder
and memory recorder settings.
1
Press any one of the REC trigger buttons on the
lens, at the side, or on the handle of the camcorder
to start recording to the SxS memory card
Ⅵ Camcorder settings
1 Set to the ACAMB mode using the [CAM/VTR]
button
2 Press the REC trigger button of the camcorder to
switch between the recording and standby
modes
2 Set the [IEEE1394] switch to the AHDVB end
● The memory recorder does not support the DV format.
3 Press the [STOP] button on the memory recorder
3 Set the video format (e.g., 720/60p)
to stop recording
● Set according to the video format settings of the memory
Memo:
recorder.
Memo:
● When a cassette tape is not inserted into the camcorder,
data will only be recorded to the SxS memory card.
● The GY-HD200 (B) series camcorders can record in the
1080 format. Check the name plate on the camcorder.
Ⅵ Recording only to the SxS memory card (when
the ASPLITB setting is enabled)
For recording to the SxS memory card by pressing the REC
trigger button at the side of the camcorder.
4 Select a method for recording to the SxS
memory card
● Select the method to record to the SxS memory card from
the [1394 REC TRIGGER] item of the OTHERS[2/2] menu
screen.
1 Press the REC trigger button at the side of the
camcorder to start recording to the SxS memory
card
Setting
Recording Method
2
Press the REC trigger button of the camcorder to
switch between the recording and standby modes
Records only to the cassette tape of the
camcorder.
T Data is not recorded in the SxS
memory card.
OFF
to stop recording
Ⅵ Series recording (when the ASERIESB setting is
SYNCRO
SPLIT
For hybrid recording
enabled)
Records only to the SxS memory card
For series recording
Recording to the SxS memory card starts automatically
when the remaining capacity of the cassette tape falls below
three minutes.
SERIES
T For details, please refer to the instruction manual of the
camcorder.
1
Press any one of the REC trigger buttons on the
lens, at the side, or on the handle of the camcorder
to start recording to the cassette tape
Ⅵ Memory recorder settings
For procedures to set the menu screen, refer to page 11.
● Recording to the SxS memory card starts automatically
when the remaining capacity of the cassette tape falls
below three minutes.
1 Set the video format according to the camcorder
setting
● Set the RESOLUTION and FRAME/RATE under the
[SYSTEM] settings on the menu screen. (A Page 12)
2 Press the [STOP] button on the memory recorder
to stop recording
Memo:
● When there is no remaining space left on the SxS memory
card, a ACARD FULL!B message will appear for about
three seconds.
2 Set the time code recording method for the SxS
memory card
● Set the three items below on the [TC SET1] setting screen
of the menu screen. (A Page 12)
Setting item
Description
TC SOURCE For setting the source of the time code
Camcorder Panel Display
For setting the run mode of the time code
GENERATOR
generator of the memory recorder.
Remaining time
Memory recorder
When connected: White color
During recording: Red color
For selecting either ANON DROPB or
DROP
ADROPB frame (enabled only when the
FRAME
frame rate is set to 60 or 30.)
1394 REC TRIGGER mode
Set the preset time code and user bit values on the [TC
SET2] setting screen of the menu screen. (A Page 13)
R: OFF
Y: SYNCRO
R: SPLIT F: SERIES
When connected: Red blinking
During recording: Red color
<Camcorder’s
STATUS 0 screen>
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2 Press the [NEXT] or [PREV] button to select a
clip to play
Playing Video Images
Recorded in the Memory
Recorder
● Select a clip that has a check mark.
● To play back a clip without a check mark, it is necessary to
configure the camcorder and memory recorder according
to the video format settings, which are displayed when the
clip is selected.
To play back video images recorded by the memory
recorder, select a clip from the clip selection screen on the
LCD panel of the memory recorder. The selected video clip
is played back on the LCD monitor and viewfinder of the
camcorder.
3 Press the [PLAY/STILL] button to start playback
● The video clip is played back on the LCD monitor and
viewfinder of the camcorder.
● The progress bar on the LCD panel of the memory
recorder moves to indicate the current playback position.
● Press the [PLAY/STILL] button during playback to switch
to the still mode. Press the button again to resume
playback.
Memo:
● Before playing back video images recorded by the memory
recorder, stop the playback of the cassette tape in the
camcorder.
Memo:
● Images on the LCD monitor and viewfinder of the
camcorder may be distorted when in the Still and Fast
forward/Fast reverse modes.
● When multiple video clips are stored in the SxS memory
card, the playable clips are played back continuously in
sequence. Playback switches to the still mode at the end
of the last clip.
4 Press the [STOP] button to stop playback of the
clip
The LCD panel display switches to the status screen.
Settings Prior to Playback
Before playing, it is necessary to configure the camcorder
and memory recorder settings.
Ⅵ Camcorder settings
1 Set to the AVTRB mode using the [CAM/VTR]
button
Fast forwards or fast reverses the selected clip. It will switch
to still mode at the end or beginning of the selected clip. To
switch to the still mode during fast forward or fast reverse,
press the [PLAY/STILL] button.
Ⅵ Pressing the [FWD] button in the still mode,
during playback or fast reverse
Switches to the low speed fast forward (F1) mode. Press the
[FWD] button again to switch to the high speed fast forward
(F2) mode.
Ⅵ Pressing the [REV] button in the still mode,
during playback or fast forward
2 Set the [IEEE1394] switch to the AHDVB end
Ⅵ Memory recorder settings
For procedures to set the menu screen, refer to page 11.
1 Set the video format
● Set the RESOLUTION and FRAME/RATE under the
[SYSTEM] settings on the menu screen. (A Page 12)
Note:
● Set according to the format settings of the camcorder.
Playback cannot be executed if the camcorder and
memory recorder settings are different from each other.
Switches to the low speed fast reverse (R1) mode. Press the
[REV] button again to switch to the high speed fast reverse
(R2) mode.
Playing a Clip from the SxS Memory
Card
If the memory recorder is in the standby mode, press the
[STOP] button on the recorder to switch to the stop mode.
Skip
Skips to the next or previous playable clip.
Ⅵ Pressing the [NEXT] button in the still mode or
during fast reverse
Doing so switches automatically to the still mode after
skipping to the beginning of the next clip. Pressing the button
twice switches to the still mode after skipping to the
beginning of the second clip from the current one.
Ⅵ Pressing the [PREV] button in the still mode or
during fast reverse
Pressing this button during playback of the clip switches
automatically to the still mode after skipping to the beginning
of the selected clip. Pressing the button again skips to the
beginning of the previous clip and remains in the still mode.
[PREV]
[PLAY/STILL] button
button
[FWD] button
[STOP] button
[NEXT]button
[REV]
button
<LCD Panel>
Ⅵ Pressing the [NEXT] button during playback or
fast forward
Pressing the button starts playback automatically from the
beginning of the next clip. Pressing the button twice starts
playback from the beginning of the second clip from the
current one.
Normal playback
1 Press the [PLAY/STILL] button
Memo:
● Playable clips are indicated by a check mark ( ) at the
front of their names.
● The clip indicated by the cursor ( ) is the selected clip.
ALCD Panel DisplaysB (A Page 5)
Ⅵ Pressing the [PREV] button during playback or
fast forward
Pressing this button during playback of the clip starts
playback automatically from the beginning of the selected
clip. Pressing the button at the beginning of the clip starts
playback from the beginning of the previous clip.
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Menu
● [NUMBER] of the [CLIP NAME] setting screen
● [FORMAT] and [RESTORE] of the [MEDIA] setting screen
● [ALL RESET] of the [OTHERS] setting screen
Setting the Menu Screen
Utility item being selected
[MENU] button
[PREV]button
[INFO/CLR] button
Execute with [INFO/CLR] button
[PLAY/STILL] button
[FWD] button
Return to the menu screen without
setting using [STOP] button
[REV] button
[STOP] button
[NEXT] button
2 Press the [INFO/CLR] button to execute the
selected item
● When [FORMAT] or [RESTORE] is completed,
ACOMPLETEB appears on the LCD display.
● When [FORMAT] or [RESTORE] is in progress,
AEXECUTEB appears on the LCD display. If failure occurs,
AERRORB is displayed.
Procedures for Setting Values
1 Press the [MENU] button
● After the execution message appears, the display returns
to the menu screen.
● All operations are disabled during execution of a utility.
Memo:
● Press the [STOP] button to return to the menu screen
without executing the selected item.
Menu screen
Setting item
Current setting value
Procedures for Setting Time Code/
User Bit Preset, Clip Name and
Date/Time
1 Select a menu item from Time Code/User Bit
Preset, Clip Name and Date/Time
● Time Code Preset/User Bit Preset :
[TC PRESET]/[UB PRESET] of the [TC SET2] setting
screen
2 Move the cursor ( ) to the item to be set by
pressing the [NEXT] or [PREV] button
3 Press the [PLAY/STILL] or [FWD] button
Current selected setting item
● Clip Name setting :
Cursor
[PREFIX] of the [CLIP NAME] setting screen
● Date/Time setting :
Current selected setting value
[DATE]/[TIME] of the [CLOCK1] setting screen
Set using [PLAY/STILL] button
Return to the menu screen without setting
using [STOP] button
Reset to A00:00:00:00B with [INFO/CLR]
button
Current selected setting item
4 Move the cursor ( ) to the value to be set by
pressing the [NEXT] or [PREV] button
Set using [PLAY/STILL] button
5 Press the [PLAY/STILL] button to confirm the
setting
Return to the menu screen without setting
using [STOP] button
● The menu screen appears after the setting is changed.
Memo:
● When the setting screen is displayed, pressing the [STOP]
or [REV] button returns the display to the menu screen
without altering the setting value.
Memo:
● During setting of the time code, user bit or time, pressing
the [INFO/CLR] button sets all digits to “00”. In the clip
name setting, the default clip name is shown.
2 Press the [FWD] or [REV] button to select the
6 Press the [MENU] button to exit the menu screen
display
item to set
3 Alter the value of the selected item by pressing
the [NEXT] or [PREV] button
Procedures for Executing the
4 Press the [PLAY/STILL] button to confirm the
new value
Utilities
● The menu screen appears after the setting is changed.
Memo:
● When the setting screen is displayed, pressing the [STOP]
button returns the display to the menu screen without
altering the setting value.
1 Select a menu item to display the execution
screen of the corresponding utility
The different utility items are shown below.
● [NOW CLIP] and [ALL CLIP] of the [DELETE] setting
screen
● [ALL OK] and [ALL NONE] of the [OK CLIP] setting screen
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Menu Screen Configurations
and Functions
Values indicated in parentheses in the table below are default
settings.
Setting Item
Setting Values
Functions
SYSTEM
For setting the format of the video to be recorded or played back. Make sure
that the settings are consistent with those of the camcorder. Otherwise,
recording and playback cannot be executed.
RESOLUTION (720), 1080
For setting the resolution.
FRAME/RATE RESOLUTION: When 720 is set
For setting the frame rate. The configurable frame rate may vary according to
the [RESOLUTION] setting.
(60p), 30p, 50p, 25p, 24p
RESOLUTION: When 1080 is set
(60i), 50i
LCD
For setting the contrast and backlight of the memory recorder’s LCD panel.
For adjusting the contrast.
CONTRAST
BACKLIGHT
MAX, +4, +3, +2, +1, (0), -1, -2,
-3, -4, MIN
OFF
(ON)
OFF : Backlight is turned off at all times.
ON : Backlight is turned on at all times.
AUTO
AUTO: Backlight turns on when the buttons are operated. Light turns off
automatically about five seconds after the buttons are operated.
DELETE
For deleting a clip.
● This function is disabled when recording is in progress.
● Clips indicated with an Aok markB cannot be deleted.
NOW CLIP
ALL CLIP
NO
YES
Deletes the currently selected clip when in the play mode. Deletes the clip that
is last recorded when in the stop or standby mode.
YES : Delete clips. (Press the [INFO/CLR] button.)
NO : Do not delete clips. (Press the [STOP] button.)
NO
YES
Deletes all clips.
YES : Delete clips. (Press the [INFO/CLR] button.)
NO : Do not delete clips. (Press the [STOP] button.)
OK CLIP
For important clips or clips that you do not want to delete, specify them as AOK
clipB. Upon specifying a clip as an AOK clipB, an Aok markB will appear to the
right of the clip name on the clip selection screen.
NOW CLIP
NONE
OK
For specifying a selected clip as an AOK clipB when in the playback mode. For
specifying the clip that is last recorded as an AOK clipB when in the stop or
standby mode.
NONE: Do not specify an AOK clipB. (Press the [PLAY/STILL] button.)
OK : Specify an AOK clipB. (Press the [PLAY/STILL] button.)
ALL OK
NO
YES
For specifying all clips as AOK clipsB.
YES : Specify as AOK clipsB. (Press the [INFO/CLR] button.)
NO : Retain current settings. (Press the [STOP] button.)
ALL NONE
NO
YES
Cancels all AOK clipB specifications.
YES : Cancel AOK clipB specifications. (Press the [INFO/CLR] button.)
NO : Retain current settings. (Press the [STOP] button.)
TC SET1
For configuring settings related to the time code of the memory recorder.
For selecting the source of the time code.
TC SOURCE
(INT)
EXT
INT : The time code runs according to the value of the memory recorder’s
time code generator.
EXT : The time code runs according to the value of the time code from the
camcorder.
When [EXT] is selected, make sure to set the [TC GENE.] switch of the
camcorder to AFREEB.
GENERATOR FREE
(RECRUN)
For selecting the run mode of the time code generator.
● Setting is enabled when [TC SOURCE] is set to AINTB.
REGEN
FREE
: The time code runs according to the preset value in the free run
mode.
RECRUN : The time code runs according to the preset value when in the
recording mode.
REGEN : The time code runs continuously according to the last time code on
the SxS memory card.
DROP
FRAME
(NON DROP)
DROP
For selecting the non drop frame or drop frame mode.
● Setting is enabled when [TC SOURCE] is set to AINTB.
● Setting is enabled when the frame rate is set to 60 or 30.
NON DROP : Non drop frame mode
DROP
: Drop frame mode
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Menu
Setting Item
Setting Values
Functions
TC SET2
For presetting the time code generator of the memory recorder.
TC PRESET
(00:00:00:00) _ 23:59:59:29
or
(00:00:00:00) _ 23:59:59:24
The number of frames that can be specified are as shown below, depending on
the setting of the frame rate. (e.g., when the frame rate is 60, you can specify the
number of frames up to a value of 58.)
Frame rate
60
50
48
30
29
25
24
24
23
Number of frames 58
UB PRESET
(00:00:00:00) _ FF FF FF FF
For presetting the user bit. (8 digits)
CLIP NAME
For specifying the first four characters of the clip name before recording, or
resetting the clip number.
● An eight-digit clip name is automatically configured.
● Serial numbers are automatically appended as the last four digits whenever a
clip is created. Serial numbers are automatically appended even when SxS
memory card is replaced or after changing the first four characters of the clip
name at APREFIXB.
PREFIX
(Last three digit of the serial
number + K)
For specifying the first four characters of the clip name.
(Usable characters: A to Z, a to z, 0 to 9, -, _)
The default clip name is set as the “last three digits of the serial number + K”.
Example: If the serial number is 00001234, then the default clip name is 234K.
NUMBER
RESET
YES
NO
You can reset the clip number (0001) after changing the clip name at APREFIXB.
If clips already exist on the SxS memory card, the smallest available number will
be used.
Example: If 0001 exists on the SxS memory card, then 0002 will be used.
YES : Reset clip number. (Press the [INFO/CLR] button.)
NO : Do not reset clip number. (Press the [STOP] button.)
CLOCK1
For configuring settings related to the clock of the memory recorder.
TIME ZONE
UTC-12:00 _
(UTC-05:00) _ UTC+14:00
For setting the time difference with the UTC (Universal Time Coordinate).
AUTC Time Difference Chart by RegionB (A Page 17)
When the setting of this item is altered, the [DATE]/[TIME] values below will be
automatically adjusted.
DATE
TIME
(--/--/--)
(--:--:--)
For setting the date (month/day/year). The last two digits of the western calendar
is used.
Press the [INFO/CLR] button to display the default setting.
For setting the time (hour:minute:second).
Press the [INFO/CLR] button to display the default setting.
CLOCK2
For setting the date or time display mode.
DATE STYLE YY/MM/DD
(MM/DD/YY)
For specifying the display style of the date.
● Altering the setting of this item also changes the [DATE] display mode on the
[CLOCK1] setting screen.
DD/MM/YY
YY/MM/DD : Year/Month/Day
MM/DD/YY : Month/Day/Year
DD/MM/YY : Day/Month/Year
TIME STYLE
12
(24)
For specifying the display style of the time.
● Altering the setting of this item also changes the [TIME] display mode on the
[CLOCK1] setting screen.
12
24
: 12-hour display (AM/PM display)
: 24-hour display
MEDIA
For setting processes related to the SxS memory card.
FORMAT
YES
NO
Starts the formatting (initialization) of the SxS memory card.
● When formatting is performed, all clips stored inside the SxS memory card will
be cleared.
YES : Format. (Press the [INFO/CLR] button.)
NO : Do not format. (Press the [STOP] button.)
RESTORE
YES
NO
Scans the SxS memory card and makes attempts to restore damaged clips.
● However, success of the restore process is not guaranteed.
YES : Execute. (Press the [INFO/CLR] button.)
NO : Do not execute. (Press the [STOP] button.)
OTHER
For configuring settings related to the control buttons and menus of the memory
recorder.
OPERATION
ALL RESET
(UNLOCK)
LOCK
You can disable the button control of the memory recorder to avoid misoperations
during shooting.
UNLOCK: Enables all buttons.
LOCK
: Button control is disabled, with the exception of the following.
● Record/Standby (REC trigger button of the camcorder)
● Menu screen display ([MENU] button)
● Power On ([POWER] button)
YES
NO
For resetting the menu settings of the memory recorder to the default values.
YES : Restore default settings. (Press the [INFO/CLR] button.)
NO : Do not restore default settings. (Press the [STOP] button.)
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Others
Card Error Messages
Warning Messages
When an SxS memory card incompatible with the memory
recorder is detected, an AERROR CARD!B message and a
message indicating the cause of the card error will appear
alternately at the first line of the LCD panel display. (For
approximately two seconds) When an error message
appears, take the following actions.
When warning messages appear on the LCD panel, take the
following actions.
Message
NO
SUPPORT!
Description
WRITE
Warning Messages
Appears when a media not supported by
the memory recorder is inserted.
Action: Replace it with a recommended
SxS memory card.
PROTECT!
FORMAT!
Appears when the card has already been
formatted by another device.
Action: Execute AFORMATB using this
memory recorder.
“Menu screen’s [MEDIA]->[FORMAT]
settings” (A Page 13)
Message
CLOCK
SETUP
MENU
Description
Appears when the clock is not set.
Action: Set the clock when the [CLOCK1]
setting screen appears.
WRITE
PROTECT!
Appears when the write-protect switch of
the SxS memory card is set to the “WP”
end.
Action: Set the write-protect switch to AOffB
before recording or deleting a clip.
CARD
CHANGE
Appears when errors are found in the clip.
Action: Execute ARESTOREB or
AFORMATB using this memory recorder. If
doing so does not eliminate the error, it
may be due to malfunction of the SxS
memory card. Replace the SxS memory
card.
CARD FULL! Appears when there is no more space left
on the SxS memory card.
Action: Take any of the following actions.
● Use an SxS memory card with sufficient
space.
● Delete unwanted clips or format the card
to create space.
RESTORE !
Appears when the clip may be damaged.
Action: Execute ARESTOREB using this
memory recorder.
Card error message appears when the following operations
are performed.
● When an SxS memory card is inserted
● When power is turned on with an SxS memory card
inserted
OPERATION Appears when buttons other than the
LOCK !
[MENU] button is pressed with the
[OPERATION] menu set to ALOCKB.
Action: Change the [OPERATION] menu
setting to AUNLOCKB.
Ⅵ When in the stop, standby or still mode
Status screen (stop or standby)
Error Messages
Battery and Signal Error Messages
An error message appears at the first line of the LCD panel
display when the battery is weak or when there is an input
signal error. When an error message appears, take the
following actions.
<LCD Panel>
Clip selection screen (still)
Message
BAT.
ALARM !
Description
Appears when the remaining battery level
is insufficient.
Action: Charge the battery.
SHUT
DOWN !
Appears immediately before the battery
runs out completely. The memory recorder
will shut down a few seconds after the
message is displayed.
<LCD Panel>
Action: Charge the battery.
Ⅵ When in the menu screen display
NO SIGNAL ! Appears when there is no signal input.
(*1)
Action: Check the connection of the
IEEE1394 cable and the camcorder
settings.
Other
Appears when the format of input signals is
SIGNAL (*1) different from that of the memory recorder.
Action: Make sure that the memory
recorder settings are consistent with those
of the camcorder. (A Page 9)
<LCD Panel>
(*1) Appears during the recording or stop mode.
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Others
Troubleshooting
Symptom
Cause(s)
Actions
Refer to
Power does not turn
on
Power is supplied from the DC INPUT
terminal of the camcorder.
Attach the battery. The power of the memory recorder
cannot be supplied from the DC INPUT terminal of the
camcorder.
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Only the power of the camcorder is turned It is necessary to turn on the power of the memory recorder A Page 7
AOnB.
at the same time.
Remaining battery level is insufficient.
The IEEE1394 cable is not connected.
Charge the battery.
Connect a GY-HD200/HD250 series camcorder to the
KA-UM100G adapter using an IEEE1394 cable.
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Unable to record or
play clip
The [INT/EXT] switch setting of the
KA-UM100G adapter is inappropriate.
● Set to AEXTB during normal use. (When IEEE1394
connection is made internally without the use of an
external cable, set to AINTB.
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● If the ANO SIGNALB message does not disappear even
if the setting is correct, set the switch again to select the
setting. If the message remains displayed, turn off and
on the power again.
The video formats of the camcorder and
memory recorder are not consistent with
each other.
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recorder are consistent with each other.
The [IEEE1394] switch of the camcorder is Set the [IEEE1394] switch to the AHDVB end.
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set to the ADVB end.
If the ANO SIGNALB message does not disappear even
after setting to AHDVB, set the switch again. If the message
remains displayed, turn off and on the power again.
Recording does not
start
The camcorder is set to the AVTRB mode.
Set to the ACAMB mode using the [CAM/VTR] button.
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The [1394 REC TRIGGER] item on the
OTHERS[2/2] menu screen of the
camcorder is set to AOFFB or ASERIESB.
Set [1394 REC TRIGGER] to ASYNCROB or ASPLITB.
When this is set to ASERIESB, recording starts when the
remaining capacity of the cassette tape falls below three
minutes.
The memory recorder is set to the playback Press the [STOP] button to stop playback.
mode.
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The write-protect of the SxS memory card
is enabled.
Set the write-protect switch to AOffB before recording or
deleting a clip.
There is no space left on the SxS memory Use an SxS memory card that has sufficient space.
card.
Unable to play clip
The camcorder is set to the ACAMB mode. Set to the AVTRB mode using the [CAM/VTR] button.
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The cassette tape is currently being played Stop playback of the cassette tape before playing back
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back.
data on the SxS memory card.
A clip without the check mark (v) is
selected.
Set the camcorder and memory recorder according to the
video format displayed when a clip is selected.
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The memory recorder is in the recording or Press the [STOP] button to stop playback.
standby mode.
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The clip may be damaged.
Execute ARESTOREB using this memory recorder.
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No response when a
button is pressed
The [OPERATION] menu is set to ALOCKB. Change the [OPERATION] menu setting to AUNLOCKB.
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A multiple number of buttons are pressed
at the same time, or the same button is hit
repeatedly.
Insert a short pause between each button operation.
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Access lamp does not The SxS memory card is not completely
Make sure that the SxS memory card is fully inserted into
the slot.
Identify the face of the SxS memory card with the label,
and make sure that the card is correctly oriented before
inserting.
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turn on
inserted into the card slot.
The SxS memory card is inserted with the
label facing the opposite direction.
SxS memory card
cannot be used
A SxS memory card that is formatted by
another device is used.
Execute AFORMATB using this memory recorder.
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A media that is not supported is inserted.
The clip is faulty.
Replace it with a recommended SxS memory card.
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Execute ARESTOREB or AFORMATB using this memory
recorder. If doing so does not eliminate the error, replace it
with a recommended SxS memory card.
Error message
appears on the
camcorder panel
display
ADR-HD100 POWER ?B appears when the Connect and turn on the power of the memory recorder.
memory recorder is not powered on or is
not connected.
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AHDD NO 1394 SIGNALB appears if the
camcorder is set to the “CAM” mode when
the memory recorder is in playback mode.
Set the camcorder to the AVTRB mode.
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AHDD SPACE LOWB appears when the
space on the SxS memory card is
insufficient or an SxS memory card is not
inserted.
Use an SxS memory card that has sufficient space.
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Ⅵ Overall
Specifications
Power supply
DC 12 V (DC 10.5 V to 17 V)
Power consumption 6 W
External
90 mm x 57 mm x 131 mm (W x D x H)
dimensions
Ⅵ Media slot
Weight
0.42 kg
Supported media
Number of slot
Interface
SxS memory card
Operating
temperature
0 ЊC to 40 ЊC
1 slot
ExpressCard/34-compliant
(supports only PCI Express, USB is not
supported)
Operating humidity
30 % to 80 % RH
Storage
temperature
-20 ЊC to 60 ЊC
Ⅵ Video format
Storage humidity
85 % RH and below
Recording format
Recording time
MP4
Ⅵ Others
HD1 mode: Approx. 180 mins
HD2 mode: Approx. 140 mins
(recording time when using a 32 GB card)
Accessories
Instruction manual
ן 1, Rubber sheet ן 1, Warranty (USA and CANADA only)
ן 1, CD-ROM
ן 1, File system
FAT32 (SxS format)
4 GB
Connectable HD
camcorders
GY-HD200 and GY-HD250 series
Maximum file size
OS compatibility
Windows XP/Vista/Mac OS/X
Optional products
KA-UM100G adapter (Mount kit for
connecting a GY-HD200/GY-HD250 series
HD camcorder to a memory recorder.)
Ⅵ Input signal format
Video
<HD1 mode>
Recommended
products
<SxS memory card>
SBP-8 (8 GB), SBP-16 (16 GB) and
SBP-32 (32 GB)
<IEEE1394 cable> CFS-6R016R09-07 etc.
Please consult your authorized dealers.
MPEG-2 (MP@H-14)
720/50p/25p/60p/30p/24p (8 bit 19.5 Mbps
CBR)
<HD2 mode>
MPEG-2 (MP@H-14)
1080/50i/60i (8 bit 25 Mbps CBR)
Audio
16 bit/48 kHz 2ch, 384 kbps (MP2)
Compliant with SMPTE/EBU standard
Time code signal
Dimension [Unit: mm (inch)]
KA-MR100G
KA-UM100G adapter (sold separately)
Weight: 0.145 kg
● Power, temperature, humidity and environment
conforming to KA-MR100G.
T Specifications and appearance of this memory recorder and related products are subject to change for further improvement
without prior notice.
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