Panasonic VCR AJ HD3700B User Manual

Multi Format Digital HD  
Video Cassette Recorder  
Operating Instructions  
(Hardware)  
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Model No.  
AJ-  
Before operating this product, please read the instructions carefully and save this manual for  
future use.  
VQT0F74  
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For your safety  
For USA and Canada  
FCC NOTE:  
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC  
Rules. To assure continued compliance follow  
the attached installation instructions and do not  
make any unauthorized modifications.  
CAUTION  
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK  
DO NOT OPEN  
CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,  
DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK).  
This equipment has been tested and found to  
comply with the limits for a Class A digital de-  
vice, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.  
These limits are designed to provide reason-  
able protection against harmful interference  
when the equipment is operated in a commer-  
cial environment. This equipment generates,  
uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy  
and, if not installed and used in accordance  
with the instruction manual, may cause harmful  
NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.  
REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.  
The lightning flash with arrowhead sym-  
bol, within an equilateral triangle, is in-  
tended to alert the user to the presence  
of uninsulated “dangerous voltage” with-  
in the product’s enclosure that may be of  
sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk  
of electric shock to persons.  
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.  
The exclamation point within an equilat-  
eral triangle is intended to alert the user  
to the presence of important operating  
and maintenance (servicing) instructions  
in the literature accompanying the ap-  
pliance.  
For Europe  
CAUTION:  
DO NOT REMOVE PANEL COVER BY UN-  
SCREWING  
To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not  
remove cover. No user serviceable parts  
inside. And do not insert fingers or any other  
objects into the video cassette holder.  
1 is the safety information.  
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For your safety (Europe)  
Caution for AC Mains Lead  
FOR YOUR SAFETY PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING TEXT CAREFULLY.  
This product is equipped with 2 types of AC mains cable. One is for continental Europe, etc. and the other one  
is only for U.K.  
Appropriate mains cable must be used in each local area, since the other type of mains cable is not suitable.  
FOR CONTINENTAL EUROPE, ETC.  
FOR U.K. ONLY  
Not to be used in the U.K.  
If the plug supplied is not suitable for your socket  
outlet, it should be cut off and appropriate one  
fitted.  
FOR U.K. ONLY  
This appliance is supplied with a moulded three pin As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this  
mains plug for your safety and convenience.  
A 13 amp fuse is fitted in this plug.  
appliance may not correspond with the coloured  
markings identifying the terminals in your plug,  
Should the fuse need to be replaced please ensure proceed as follows:  
that the replacement fuse has a rating of 13 amps and The wire which is coloured GREEN-AND-YELLOW  
that it is approved by ASTA or BSI to BS1362.  
Check for the ASTA mark Ï or the BSI mark Ì on  
the body of the fuse.  
must be connected to the terminal in the plug which  
is marked with the letter E or by the Earth symbol Ó  
or coloured GREEN or GREEN-AND-YELLOW.  
The wire which is coloured BLUE must be connected  
to the terminal in the plug which is marked with the  
letter N or coloured BLACK.  
If the plug contains a removable fuse cover you must  
ensure that it is refitted when the fuse is replaced.  
If you lose the fuse cover the plug must not be used The wire which is coloured BROWN must be con-  
until a replacement cover is obtained.  
A replacement fuse cover can be purchased from your  
local Panasonic Dealer.  
nected to the terminal in the plug which is marked  
with the letter L or coloured RED.  
IF THE FITTED MOULDED PLUG IS UNSUITABLE How to replace the fuse  
FOR THE SOCKET OUTLET IN YOUR HOME THEN 1. Open the fuse compartment with a screwdriver.  
THE FUSE SHOULD BE REMOVED AND THE PLUG  
CUT OFF AND DISPOSED OF SAFELY. THERE IS A  
DANGER OF SEVERE ELECTRICAL SHOCK IF  
THE CUT OFF PLUG IS INSERTED INTO ANY  
13 AMP SOCKET.  
If a new plug is to be fitted please observe the wiring  
code as shown below.  
If in any doubt please consult a qualified electrician.  
WARNING: THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED.  
IMPORTANT: The wires in this mains lead are  
coloured in accordance with the following code:  
Green-and-Yellow: Earth  
2. Replace the fuse.  
Fuse  
Blue:  
Brown:  
Neutral  
Live  
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Contents  
For your safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 02  
Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 06  
Controls and their functions  
Front Panel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 08  
Connector section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14  
Connections  
Connections for a single unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18  
Connections for 2 units . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19  
Connection with an editing controller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20  
Tapes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21  
Recording . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22  
Playback. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28  
Basic operations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29  
Manual Editing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35  
Manual audio cross editing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37  
Automatic insert/assemble editing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38  
Audio split editing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40  
Variable memory Function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42  
Connector signals. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44  
Video head cleaning. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49  
Rack-mounting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50  
Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51  
Dip switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52  
Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53  
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Features  
This HD VTR is a hi-vision digital VTR for recording and playing back the video and audio signals complying  
with BTAS-001A (1125/60 high-definition TV system studio standard) and SMPTE 274M standards.  
By image-compressing the hi-vision signals and digitally recording them, this unit delivers up to 124 minutes  
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of recording and playback using a /2q cassette (the maximum length with the 1080/23.98p format is  
155 minutes.). It is possible to switch between the following system formats to record and play back the sig-  
nals in one of these formats: 1080/23.98p (8-channel audio), 1080/24p (8-channel audio), 1080/25p  
(8-channel audio), 1080/59.94i (4-channel audio version), 1080/59.94i (8-channel audio version), 1080/50i  
(8-channel audio), 720/59.94p (4-channel audio version), 720/59.94p (8-channel audio version), 576/50i  
(8-channel audio), 480/59.94i (4-channel audio version) and 480/59.94i (8-channel audio version).  
Only playback is possible with 576/50i (4 audio channels) format tapes which have been recorded using the  
VTR (AJ-D580).  
Simultaneous output of HD (hi-vision signals) and SD (standard signals) can be achieved.  
In the case of the 1080/23.98p, 1080/24p and 1080/25p formats, the 1080/23.98psf, 1080/24psf and  
1080/25psf (Progressive Segmented Frame) formats which divide the frames into two segments every  
1/47.96, 1/48 and 1/50 of a second, respectively, for interfacing are also used.  
Picture/sound quality at a reasonable price  
High picture quality digital recording of signals complying with studio standard  
The hi-vision studio standard signals, which have been 10-bit quantized using sampling frequencies of  
74.25 MHz for Y signals and 37.125 MHz for the PB and PR signals, are image-compressed and digitally  
recorded to meet the full range of specifications under the hi-vision studio standard.  
Virtually distortion-free recording and playback at a low compression rateand with a signal-to-noise ratio of  
60 dB and a wide band (Y: 30 MHz, PB/PR: 15 MHz), which have to date proved difficult to achieve with  
analog VTRs using 1/2-inch tapesare now made possible by utilizing a high recording rate of around  
300 Mbps: the result is a consistently high picture quality all the way through from the initial recording to  
editing.  
Compact size, light weight and low power consumption  
The unit is compact (height equivalent to 5U, depth at 201/2q), lightweight (69.96 lbs), low in power consump-  
tion (260 W) and easy to handle.  
High cost performance  
In addition to featuring the basic functions and performance of HDD5, this HDVTR makes it possible to switch  
between the 1080/23.98p (8-channel audio), 1080/24p (8-channel audio), 1080/25p (8-channel audio),  
1080/59.94i (4-channel audio version), 1080/59.94i (8-channel audio version), 1080/50i (8-channel audio),  
720/59.94p (4-channel audio version), 720/59.94p (8-channel audio version), 576/50i (8-channel audio),  
480/59.94i (4-channel audio version) and 480/59.94i (8-channel audio version) system formats to record and  
play back the signals in one of these formats. Furthermore, installation of a format converter board enables  
HS and SD signals to be output simultaneously.  
Digital audio with high sound quality  
A high sound quality with a dynamic range of 100 dB is delivered by 20 (24)-bit 48 kHz sampling. Not only  
can recording, playback and editing be conducted separately for each of the 4 (8) channels but channel mix-  
ing is also possible. Moreover, one channel is provided for the analog (cue) track. (At 1080/23.98p,  
1080/24p, 1080/25p, 1080/50i and 576/50i formats, 8-channel audio and 24 bit format.)  
With the 1080/59.94i, 480/59.94i, or 720/59.94p system format, either the 4-channel 20-bit format or the 8-  
channel 24-bit format can be selected. However, due caution should be exercised in operation since the  
recording format used for the 8-channel audio version and the one used for the 4-channel audio version dif-  
fer, and these differences pertain to their video recording areas as well. As such, these two system formats  
are not mutually compatible.  
Compact 1/2z tape cassette  
Two sizes of cassette, [L: 124 minutes (1080/59.94i, 720/59.94p and 480i), 149 minutes (1080/50i,  
1080/25p), 155 minutes (1080/23.98p and 1080/24p), 112 minutes (576/50i) and M: 63 minutes  
(1080/59.94i, 720/59.94p and 480/59.94i), can be used with this unit: this enables the size best suited to the  
intended application to be selected. The compact 1/2q cassette takes up minimal storage space and offers ex-  
cellent handling ease.  
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Features  
I/O specifications and interfaces  
Serial digital I/O facilities  
The unit is equipped with hi-vision serial digital interfaces which meet the BTAS-004A, S-005A and S-006A  
standards and which enable both video and audio signals to be transferred using the same coaxial cable. An  
SD (525/625-line standard TV) serial digital interface is provided for operation with HD/SD mixing.  
Format converter function  
A format converter board has already been equipped in the unit as a standard accesory. This facilitates con-  
version between HD and SD, and it makes the integrated production of Hi-Vision and standard TV broadcast  
much simpler.  
In addition to the composite analog signals, a serial digital interface (SDI signals) which can switch the mul-  
tiplex transfer of audio signals ON or OFF is included in the SD output signals. SDI signals enable digital con-  
nection to a DVCPRO/D5VTR.  
AES audio input/output facilities  
Separate digital audio inputs and outputs are provided for each of the 4 (8) channels, and standard interfac-  
ing with a variety of digital audio units is possible. (8 channels with 1080/23.98p, 1080/24p, 1080/25p,  
1080/50i and 576/50i formats. 4 channels/8 channels with 1080/59.94i, 720/59.94p and 480/59.94i formats.)  
Remote control  
In addition to the standard 9-pin serial (RS-422A) connector, 50P parallel and RS-232C connectors are pro-  
vided on the unit for remote control. An AV control connector is also featured.  
Slow motion, search and editing functions  
Slow motion/jog  
The incorporation of Panasonics unique AT (auto tracking) mechanism makes slow-motion playback and  
jogging possible at a speed which can be varied from j1k to i2k normal tape speed.  
50t shuttle search  
Shuttle search is possible at up to 50k normal tape speed in the forward or reverse direction.  
Simultaneous playback monitoring  
Simultaneous playback monitoring of video, digital audio, time code and CTL signals is possible.  
Automatic editing functions  
A full range of editing modes are provided including assemble, insert, audio split and variable memory.  
Multi cue points  
One hundred cue points can be marked for searches and prerolling.  
Operation and maintenance  
Channel condition monitoring  
The error rate is monitored at all times. When the setting is exceeded, an indicator on the front panel lights  
to warn the operator that the tape is approaching the end of its service life or that the heads are clogged.  
Built-in test signal generator  
Color bar signals and other test signals, which come in handy for conducting maintenance and adjustments  
and for checking the connections, are generated internally.  
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Controls and their functions  
Front panel  
(1)(2)  
(4)  
(6)  
(5)  
(3)  
POWER  
ON  
EJECT  
OFF  
AUTO OFF  
INPUT CHECK  
REMOTE  
ADJUST  
CHANNEL CONDITION  
VIDEO  
MULTI  
CUE  
SD  
HD  
AUDIO  
SERVO  
HOME  
ASSEM INSERT  
AUDIO  
AUDIO  
LINE OUT  
UNITY  
/VAR  
VIDEO  
IN  
OUT  
IN  
OUT  
F13  
F12  
F11  
F10  
F9  
TC/CHR  
SET UP  
TEST  
DIAG  
SHTL  
JOG  
VAR  
FROM  
COPY  
BS  
7
4
1
0
8
9
6
3
T
(7)  
5
2
/
ENT  
C
F
UNITY  
AUDIO MONITOR  
L
R
F1  
F2  
F3  
F4  
F5  
F6  
F7  
F8  
(8)  
(9)  
REC INHIBIT  
PLAY REC/EDIT  
REVIEW  
EXECUTE PREVIEW  
HEADPHONES LEVEL  
CURSOR  
PREROLL  
ENTRY  
REW  
STAND BY  
STOP  
FF  
PULL  
OPEN  
PULL  
OPEN  
0(1) POWER lamp  
This lights when the power is turned on.  
0(2) POWER switch  
0(3) AUTO OFF Lamp  
When the ON side is pressed, the power is turned on; when the OFF side is  
pressed, the power is turned off.  
This lights when trouble has occurred in the unit and operation cannot be conti-  
nued without taking any remedial action.  
0(4) EJECT button  
0(5) Cassette holder  
0(6) Display panel  
When this button pressed, the cassette tape is ejected.  
This is the slot where the 1/2-inch metal cassette tape is loaded.  
The different kinds of data are displayed on this large 640-dot by 200-line display  
panel.  
0(7) Function keys  
0(8) UNITY lamp  
Menu function keys F1 to F13 are provided.  
This lights when all the digital audio output signals are in the UNITY state or when  
the audio input/output and the video output are in the UNITY state.  
0(9) AUDIO MONITOR These buttons switch the output of the audio monitor connector and headphone  
L/R selector buttons jack.  
They are used to select which of the 5 (9) channel [4 (8) digital audio signal  
channels and 1 cue audio signal channel] signals is to be output to L/R.  
Each time the L (or R) button is pressed, the selected output L (or R) signal  
changes in the sequence of CH1, CH2, CH3, CH4 (CH5, CH6, CH7, CH8)°, and  
CUE.  
°When a 4-channel digital audio format is used, either no sound is output or the  
sound of channels 1 through 4 is copied as the sound and output for the channels  
in the parentheses.  
The channel now selected can be monitored by observing the L and R indica-  
tions on the display panel.  
L and R displays are highlighted corresponding to the channels now selected on  
the display panel.  
Default settings: CH1 for L and CH2 for R.  
<Note>  
1080/23.98p, 1080/24p, 1080/25p, 1080/50i and 576/50i formats are digital audio 8ch.  
Either the 4-channel or 8-channel digital audio signals are selected for the 1080/59.94i, 720/59.94p and  
480/59.94i system formats.  
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Controls and their functions  
Front panel  
(14)(15)  
(16)  
(17)  
POWER  
ON  
EJECT  
OFF  
AUTO OFF  
INPUT CHECK  
REMOTE  
ADJUST  
CHANNEL CONDITION  
VIDEO  
MULTI  
CUE  
SD  
HD  
AUDIO  
SERVO  
HOME  
ASSEM INSERT  
AUDIO  
AUDIO  
LINE OUT  
UNITY  
/VAR  
1 23 4  
VIDEO  
IN  
OUT  
IN  
OUT  
F13  
F12  
F11  
F10  
F9  
TC/CHR  
SET UP  
TEST  
DIAG  
SHTL  
JOG  
VAR  
FROM  
COPY  
BS  
7
4
1
0
8
9
6
3
T
5
2
/
ENT  
C
F
UNITY  
AUDIO MONITOR  
L
R
F1  
F2  
F3  
F4  
F5  
F6  
F7  
F8  
REC INHIBIT  
REVIEW  
EXECUTE PREVIEW  
HEADPHONES LEVEL  
CURSOR  
PREROLL  
ENTRY  
REW  
STAND BY  
STOP  
FF  
PLAY  
REC/EDIT  
(13)  
1
PULL  
OPEN  
PULL  
OPEN  
(10)(11)(12)  
(13)  
2
(10) Headphone jack  
(11) Headphone VR  
The stereo headphones are connected to this M6 headphone jack.  
This volume control is used to adjust the headphones output level and monitor-  
ing output level.  
The headphone output level and the monitoring output level are interlinked  
[when the F7 (A. MONI) key on the AUDIO OUT MONITOR menu is set to  
VAR].  
(12) CURSOR  
These keys move the cursor on the display. The center key displays the cursor.  
(13) Panel opening  
buttons  
The front panel can be opened and closed by pulling the buttons 1and 2 at  
the front of the sides.  
(14) SD lamp  
(15) HD lamp  
This lamp lights when SD is selected as the recording format.  
This lamp lights when HD is selected as the recording format.  
(16) Error display lamps These lamps light in response to the number of errors.  
(channel condition) 1 Lights during normal operation (when the error value is minimal).  
2 Lights when the number of inner errors has increased.  
3 Lights when the number of video outer errors has increased.  
4 Lights when the number of audio outer errors has increased.  
(17) SERVO lamp  
This lights when the servo is locked.  
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Controls and their functions  
(19) (20)  
Front panel  
POWER  
ON  
EJECT  
OFF  
AUTO OFF  
INPUT CHECK  
REMOTE  
ADJUST  
CHANNEL CONDITION  
MULTI  
CUE  
SD  
HD  
VIDEO  
AUDIO  
SERVO  
HOME  
ASSEM INSERT  
AUDIO  
(21)  
(22)  
(23)  
(18)  
AUDIO  
LINE OUT  
UNITY  
/VAR  
VIDEO  
IN  
OUT  
IN  
OUT  
F13  
F12  
F11  
F10  
F9  
TC/CHR  
SET UP  
TEST  
DIAG  
SHTL  
JOG  
VAR  
FROM  
COPY  
BS  
7
4
1
0
8
9
6
3
T
5
2
/
ENT  
C
F
UNITY  
AUDIO MONITOR  
L
R
F1  
F2  
F3  
F4  
F5  
F6  
F7  
F8  
REC INHIBIT  
PLAY REC/EDIT  
REVIEW  
EXECUTE PREVIEW  
HEADPHONES LEVEL  
CURSOR  
PREROLL  
ENTRY  
REW  
STAND BY  
STOP  
FF  
PULL  
OPEN  
PULL  
OPEN  
(18) Number keys  
(0 to 9)  
These are used to enter numbers.  
C  
Clear key for clearing input data.  
ENT  
F  
For registering the data which have been entered.  
Used in combination with other keys.  
Backspace key  
BS  
≥s r  
FROM  
COPY  
T  
Keys for adding and subtracting  
/  
(19) INPUT CHECK  
While these keys are kept depressed, the input signals can be checked.  
It enables the video input signals to be checked at the SD SDI MONITOR OUT  
connector or HD SDI MONITOR OUT connector and the audio input signals to be  
checked at the MONITOR connector and headphone jack.  
When the F7 (TCG OUT) key has been set to MOMNT on the TC/CHR SET UP  
menu, the INPUT CHECK is established for the time code signals but only while  
the INPUT CHECK key is held down. When the INPUT CHECK key is pressed  
while the F7 key is set to LATCH, the INPUT CHECK mode is established, and  
the mode remains established even when the key is released. The mode is re-  
leased when one of the tape modes is established.  
(20) REMOTE button  
This is the switch for switching between operation from the front panel of the  
unit and operation from the remote control terminals (RS-422A, RS-232C) at  
the rear connector panel.  
When REMOTE (lamp lit) is selected, the recorder can be controlled via the  
remote control terminals at the rear connector panel.  
When LOCAL (lamp not lit) is selected, the recorder can be operated from the  
front panel.  
(21) AUDIO LINE OUT When the ADJUST control (23) is turned while this button is being pressed, the  
output of all audio channels can be changed at the same time (HOME, AUDIO  
OUT menus only).  
(22) UNITY/VAR  
This is used to switch between UNITY and VAR when the video output signals or  
audio level is to be adjusted.  
(23) ADJUST control  
This is used to adjust the levels.  
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Controls and their functions  
(24) (26)  
(25) (27)  
Front panel  
POWER  
ON  
EJECT  
OFF  
AUTO OFF  
(28)  
(29)  
(30)  
(31)  
INPUT CHECK  
REMOTE  
ADJUST  
CHANNEL CONDITION  
MULTI  
CUE  
SD  
HD  
VIDEO  
AUDIO  
SERVO  
HOME  
ASSEM INSERT  
AUDIO  
AUDIO  
LINE OUT  
UNITY  
/VAR  
VIDEO  
IN  
OUT  
IN  
OUT  
F13  
F12  
F11  
F10  
F9  
TC/CHR  
SET UP  
TEST  
DIAG  
SHTL  
JOG  
VAR  
FROM  
COPY  
BS  
7
4
1
0
8
9
6
3
T
5
2
/
ENT  
C
F
UNITY  
AUDIO MONITOR  
L
R
F1  
F2  
F3  
F4  
F5  
F6  
F7  
F8  
REC INHIBIT  
PLAY REC/EDIT  
REVIEW  
EXECUTE PREVIEW  
HEADPHONES LEVEL  
CURSOR  
PREROLL  
ENTRY  
REW  
STAND BY  
STOP  
FF  
PULL  
OPEN  
PULL  
OPEN  
(33) (35)  
(32) (34)  
(24) HOME button  
(25) MULTI CUE button  
(26) ASSEM (ASSEMBLE) button  
(27) INSERT button  
(28) VIDEO IN  
(29) VIDEO OUT  
(30) AUDIO IN  
(31) AUDIO OUT  
(32) TC/CHR  
(33) SET UP  
(34) TEST  
(35) DIAG  
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Controls and their functions  
Front panel  
POWER  
ON  
EJECT  
OFF  
AUTO OFF  
INPUT CHECK  
REMOTE  
ADJUST  
CHANNEL CONDITION  
MULTI  
CUE  
SD  
HD  
VIDEO  
AUDIO  
SERVO  
HOME  
ASSEM INSERT  
AUDIO  
AUDIO  
LINE OUT  
UNITY  
/VAR  
(36)  
(37)  
VIDEO  
IN  
OUT  
IN  
OUT  
F13  
F12  
F11  
F10  
F9  
TC/CHR  
SET UP  
TEST  
DIAG  
SHTL  
JOG  
VAR  
FROM  
COPY  
BS  
7
4
1
0
8
9
6
3
T
5
2
/
(38)  
(39)  
ENT  
C
F
UNITY  
AUDIO MONITOR  
L
R
F1  
F2  
F3  
F4  
F5  
F6  
F7  
F8  
REC INHIBIT  
PLAY REC/EDIT  
REVIEW  
EXECUTE PREVIEW  
HEADPHONES LEVEL  
CURSOR  
PREROLL  
ENTRY  
REW  
STAND BY  
STOP  
FF  
PULL  
OPEN  
PULL  
OPEN  
(40)(41)(42)(43)  
(36) SHTL button  
(37) JOG button  
(38) VAR button  
(39) SEARCH dial  
(40) EXECUTE button This executes the variable memory operation etc.  
(41) REVIEW/PREVIEW This previews what has been recorded before editing or reviews the recording  
button after editing.  
(42) PREROLL button (The tape is cued up when the F key and PREROLL keys are pressed.)  
(43) ENTRY button  
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Front panel  
POWER  
ON  
EJECT  
OFF  
AUTO OFF  
INPUT CHECK  
REMOTE  
ADJUST  
CHANNEL CONDITION  
MULTI  
CUE  
SD  
HD  
VIDEO  
AUDIO  
SERVO  
HOME  
ASSEM INSERT  
AUDIO  
AUDIO  
LINE OUT  
UNITY  
/VAR  
VIDEO  
IN  
OUT  
IN  
OUT  
F13  
F12  
F11  
F10  
F9  
TC/CHR  
SET UP  
TEST  
DIAG  
SHTL  
JOG  
VAR  
FROM  
COPY  
BS  
7
4
1
0
8
9
6
3
T
5
2
/
ENT  
C
F
UNITY  
AUDIO MONITOR  
L
R
F1  
F2  
F3  
F4  
F5  
F6  
F7  
F8  
REC INHIBIT  
PLAY REC/EDIT  
REVIEW  
EXECUTE PREVIEW  
HEADPHONES LEVEL  
CURSOR  
PREROLL  
ENTRY  
REW  
STAND BY  
STOP  
FF  
PULL  
OPEN  
PULL  
OPEN  
(44)(45)(46)(47)(48)(49)(50)  
(44) REW button  
(45) STAND BY button  
(46) STOP button  
(47) FF button  
(48) PLAY button  
(49) REC/EDIT button  
(50) REC INHIBIT lamp  
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Connector section  
(1) (2)  
(12) (11) (7)(4)(5) (8) (9) (10)  
(6)  
REF IN  
HD  
VIDEO OUT  
2
WFM  
SD SDI  
OUT1  
HD SDI  
O1UT  
1
3
IN  
IN  
OUT  
3
SD  
ON  
~AC IN  
FUSE  
125V 5A  
ON  
(
)
SUPER  
ACTIVE  
ACTIVE  
75  
75Ω  
THROUGH  
SPARE  
THROUGH  
O2UT  
CH 1 3CH  
CH 5 7CH  
OUT2  
INPUT  
OFF  
SD  
OFF  
π
π
π
π
2
4
6
8
MONITOR  
(
)
SUPER  
MONITOR  
HD  
SD  
CH 1 3CH  
CH 5 7CH  
OUTPUT  
π
π
π
π
2
4
6
8
(
)
SUPER  
REF OUT  
DIGITAL AUDIO  
REMOTE  
IN  
REMOTE  
OUT  
REMOTE  
IN/OUT  
V/A  
CONTROL  
RS-232C  
PARALLEL  
IN/OUT  
(
)
50P  
CONTROL  
PANEL  
AUDIO IN  
H  
TIME CODE  
H  
PUSH  
1
H  
PUSH  
2
3
H  
PUSH  
4
UE  
PUSH  
N  
PUSH  
OUT  
PUSH  
AUDIO OUT  
CH  
MONITOR  
R
CH  
1
CH  
2
3
CH  
4
CUE  
L
SIGNAL  
GND  
(3)  
Power supply part  
(1) AC IN socket  
Connect this with the supplied power cable to a power outlet.  
(2) FUSE  
(3) GND (ground) terminal  
This terminal serves to reduce the noise when external peripher-  
al units are connected. This is not a safety earth.  
Digital signal input/output section  
(4) SD SDI IN connectors (BNCt2)  
This is an active through input for SD SDI serial digital signals.  
For output of SD SDI serial digital signals.  
(5) SD SDI OUT1, 2 connectors  
(BNCt2)  
(6) SD SDI MONITOR OUT connector For output of SD SDI serial digital signals.  
(BNCt1)  
The time code can be superimposed.  
(7) SPARE connector (BNCt1)  
(8) HD SDI IN connectors (BNCt2)  
This is a spare connector to which no component is connected.  
This is an active through input for HD SDI serial digital signals.  
For output of HD SDI serial digital signals.  
(9) HD SDI OUT1, 2, 3 connectors  
(BNCt3)  
(10) HD SDI MONITOR OUT connector For output of HD SDI serial digital signals.  
(BNCt1)  
The time code can be superimposed.  
(11) DIGITAL AUDIO IN CH1/2, CH3/4  
(CH5/6, CH7/8)°1 connectors  
(BNCt4)  
Input of digital audio signals according to the AES standard.  
(12) DIGITAL AUDIO OUT CH1/2,  
CH3/4 (CH5/6, CH7/8)°2  
Output of digital audio signals according to the AES standard.  
connectors (BNCt4)  
°1The items in brackets are not operative with 1080/59.94i audio (4 channels), 720/59.94p audio (4 channels) or  
480/59.94i audio (4 channels) format.  
°2A function is provided to copy the sound of channels 1 through 4 onto channels 5 through 8 when the  
1080/59.94i audio (4 channels), 720/59.94p audio (4 channels) or 480/59i audio (4 channels) format is used. For  
further details, refer to the AUDIO OUT SET UP menu in the operating instructions for the software.  
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Connector section  
(15)(13)(14)(16)(17) (18)  
REF IN  
HD  
VIDEO OUT  
2
WFM  
SD SDI  
OUT1  
HD SDI  
O1UT  
1
3
IN  
IN  
OUT  
3
SD  
ON  
~AC IN  
FUSE  
125V 5A  
ON  
(
)
SUPER  
ACTIVE  
ACTIVE  
75Ω  
75Ω  
THROUGH  
SPARE  
THROUGH  
O2UT  
CH 1 3CH  
CH 5 7CH  
OUT2  
INPUT  
OFF  
SD  
OFF  
π
π
π
π
2
4
6
8
MONITOR  
(
)
SUPER  
MONITOR  
HD  
SD  
CH 1 3CH  
CH 5 7CH  
OUTPUT  
π
π
π
π
2
4
6
8
(
)
SUPER  
REF OUT  
DIGITAL AUDIO  
REMOTE  
IN  
REMOTE  
OUT  
REMOTE  
IN/OUT  
V/A  
CONTROL  
RS-232C  
PARALLEL  
IN/OUT  
(
)
50P  
CONTROL  
PANEL  
AUDIO IN  
CH  
TIME CODE  
H  
PUSH  
1
H  
PUSH  
2
3
CH  
PUSH  
4
UE  
PUSH  
IN  
PUSH  
OUT  
PUSH  
AUDIO OUT  
CH  
MONITOR  
R
CH  
1
CH  
2
3
CH  
4
CUE  
L
SIGNAL  
GND  
Analog input/output section  
(13) HD REF IN  
connectors  
(BNCt2)  
Input of tri-level sync signals as the HD reference signals. A loop-through/75 ≠  
termination switch is provided.  
(14) SD REF IN  
connectors  
(BNCt2)  
Input of black burst°1 signals as the SD reference signals. A loop-through/75 ≠  
termination switch is provided.  
(15) HD REF OUT  
Output of HD SYNC (tri-level SYNC).  
terminal (BNCt1)  
(16) SD REF OUT  
terminal (BNCt1)  
Output of black burst°2.  
(17) VIDEO OUT1, 2, 3 Composite video signal output.  
connectors  
For OUT3, superimpose output is also possible.  
(BNCt3)  
(18) WFM (waveform)  
connector  
Signals output to the waveform monitor.  
°1When the normal black burst signal (59.94 Hz) is input as the SD REF signal with the 1080/24p system,  
asynchronization and a picture error will result.  
°2This signal is not output with the 1080/24p system.  
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Connector section  
(19)  
(20)(21)(24)  
REF IN  
HD  
VIDEO OUT  
2
WFM  
SD SDI  
OUT1  
HD SDI  
O1UT  
1
3
IN  
IN  
OUT  
3
SD  
ON  
~AC IN  
FUSE  
125V 5A  
ON  
(
)
SUPER  
ACTIVE  
ACTIVE  
75Ω  
75Ω  
THROUGH  
SPARE  
THROUGH  
O2UT  
CH 1 3CH  
CH 5 7CH  
OUT2  
INPUT  
OFF  
SD  
OFF  
π
π
π
π
2
4
6
8
MONITOR  
(
)
SUPER  
MONITOR  
HD  
SD  
CH 1 3CH  
CH 5 7CH  
OUTPUT  
π
π
π
π
2
4
6
8
(
)
SUPER  
REF OUT  
DIGITAL AUDIO  
REMOTE  
IN  
REMOTE  
OUT  
REMOTE  
IN/OUT  
V/A  
CONTROL  
RS-232C  
PARALLEL  
IN/OUT  
(
)
50P  
CONTROL  
PANEL  
AUDIO IN  
H  
TIME CODE  
H  
PUSH  
1
H  
PUSH  
2
3
H  
PUSH  
4
UE  
PUSH  
N  
PUSH  
OUT  
PUSH  
AUDIO OUT  
CH  
MONITOR  
R
CH  
1
CH  
2
3
CH  
4
CUE  
L
SIGNAL  
GND  
(22)  
(23) (25)  
Analog input/output section  
(19) AUDIO IN  
connectors  
Analog audio signals input to digital audio CH1 to CH4.  
(XLR 3Pt4)  
(20) CUE IN connector Audio signal input for the analog cue channel.  
(XLR 3P)  
(21) TIME CODE IN  
connector (XLR 3P)  
Time code signal input.  
(22) AUDIO OUT  
connectors  
Analog audio signal output from digital audio CH1 to CH4.  
(XLR 3Pt4)  
(23) CUE OUT  
Audio signal output from the analog cue channel.  
Time code signal output.  
connector (XLR 3P)  
(24) TIME CODE OUT  
connector  
(XLR 3P)  
(25) MONITOR OUT  
connectors  
These are the audio monitor connectors. L, R audio output is made.  
Digital audio signals [CH1/CH2/CH3/CH4 (CH5/CH6/CH7/CH8)° ] and cue audio  
can be selected.  
(XLR 3Pt2)  
°The items in brackets are not operative with 1080/59.94i audio (4 channels),  
720/59.94p audio (4 channels) or 480/59.94i audio (4 channels) format.  
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Connector section  
(26) (27) (28) (29)  
(30)  
REF IN  
HD  
VIDEO OUT  
2
WFM  
SD SDI  
OUT1  
HD SDI  
O1UT  
1
3
IN  
IN  
OUT  
3
SD  
ON  
~AC IN  
FUSE  
125V 5A  
ON  
(
)
SUPER  
ACTIVE  
ACTIVE  
THROUGH  
75Ω  
75Ω  
THROUGH  
SPARE  
O2UT  
CH 1 3CH  
CH 5 7CH  
OUT2  
INPUT  
OFF  
SD  
OFF  
π
π
π
π
2
4
6
8
MONITOR  
(
)
SUPER  
MONITOR  
HD  
SD  
CH 1 3CH  
CH 5 7CH  
OUTPUT  
π
π
π
π
2
4
6
8
(
)
SUPER  
REF OUT  
DIGITAL AUDIO  
REMOTE  
IN  
REMOTE  
OUT  
REMOTE  
IN/OUT  
V/A  
CONTROL  
RS-232C  
PARALLEL  
IN/OUT  
(
)
50P  
CONTROL  
PANEL  
AUDIO IN  
H  
TIME CODE  
H  
PUSH  
1
H  
PUSH  
2
3
H  
PUSH  
4
UE  
PUSH  
N  
PUSH  
OUT  
PUSH  
AUDIO OUT  
CH  
MONITOR  
R
CH  
1
CH  
2
3
CH  
4
CUE  
L
SIGNAL  
GND  
(31)  
(32)  
Remote control section  
(26) REMOTE IN  
connector  
RS-422A serial mode input connector.  
RS-422A serial mode output connector.  
RS-422A serial mode I/O connector.  
(RS-422A) (9P)  
(27) REMOTE OUT  
connector  
(RS-422A) (9P)  
(28) REMOTE IN/OUT  
connector (9P)  
(29) V/A CONTROL  
terminal (15P)  
Encoder remote (AJ-ER50) connector. (see Note)  
(30) RS-232C  
Data communication is possible by connection to a personal computer or a  
modem.  
connector (25P)  
(31) CONTROL PANEL For connection of the cable of a control panel.  
connector (20P) The control panel connector enables the connectors on the front panel and  
connectors on the rear panel to be connected, and when these connectors are  
simultaneously connected, it is possible to switch between them using the menu.  
(32) PARALLEL  
50-pin parallel remote connector.  
(IN/OUT) terminal (Mainly for connection of equipment produced by the user.)  
(50P)  
ONoteN  
The AJ-ER50 Video inputand VIDEO-PHASEfunctions are not operational, as there is no correspondence with this  
recorder. Also, SYS-PHASE should be set at this recorder and not at the AJ-ER50.  
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Connection for a single unit  
Press the REMOTE button on the front panel to turn the lamp (LOCAL) off.  
Waveform monitor output  
SD SDI input  
SD SDI output  
HD SDI input  
HD SDI output  
SD reference input  
HD reference input  
REF IN  
HD  
VIDEO OUT  
2
WFM  
SD SDI  
OUT1  
HD SDI  
O1UT  
1
3
IN  
IN  
OUT  
3
SD  
ON  
~AC IN  
FUSE  
125V 5A  
ON  
(
)
SUPER  
ACTIVE  
ACTIVE  
75Ω  
75Ω  
THROUGH  
SPARE  
THROUGH  
O2UT  
CH 1 3CH  
CH 5 7CH  
OUT2  
INPUT  
OFF  
SD  
OFF  
π
π
π
π
2
4
6
8
Digital audio input  
Digital audio output  
MONITOR  
(
)
SUPER  
MONITOR  
HD  
SD  
CH 1 3CH  
CH 5 7CH  
OUTPUT  
π
π
π
π
2
4
6
8
(
)
SUPER  
REF OUT  
DIGITAL AUDIO  
REMOTE  
IN  
REMOTE  
OUT  
REMOTE  
IN/OUT  
V/A  
CONTROL  
RS-232C  
PARALLEL  
IN/OUT  
(
)
50P  
CONTROL  
PANEL  
AUDIO IN  
H  
TIME CODE  
H  
PUSH  
1
H  
PUSH  
2
3
H  
PUSH  
4
UE  
PUSH  
N  
PUSH  
OUT  
PUSH  
AUDIO OUT  
CH  
MONITOR  
R
CH  
1
CH  
2
3
CH  
4
CUE  
L
SIGNAL  
GND  
Analog audio/CUE output  
Analog audio/CUE input  
Audio monitor output  
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Connections  
Connection for 2 units  
Source side  
Press the REMOTE button at the front panel to light the lamp (REMOTE).  
Recorder side  
Press the REMOTE button at the front panel to extinguish the lamp (LOCAL).  
When performing automatic editing with RS-422A, press the F1 (P-2) key at the SET UP  
INTERFACE menu to switch. (See figure below)  
F13  
F12  
F11  
F10  
F9  
F1  
F2  
F3  
F4  
F5  
F6  
F7  
F8  
HD SDI DIGITAL VIDEO/AUDIO  
SD SDI DIGITAL VIDEO/AUDIO  
HD reference signal  
REMOTE  
Recorder  
Source  
REF IN  
HD  
VIDEO OUT  
2
WFM  
SD SDI  
OUT1  
HD SDI  
O1UT  
REF IN  
HD  
VIDEO OUT  
2
WFM  
SD SDI  
OUT1  
HD SDI  
O1UT  
1
3
IN  
IN  
OUT  
3
1
3
IN  
IN  
OUT  
3
SD  
ON  
SD  
ON  
~AC IN  
~AC IN  
FUSE  
125V 5A  
FUSE  
125V 5A  
ON  
ON  
(SUPER)  
(SUPER)  
ACTIVE  
ACTIVE  
ACTIVE  
ACTIVE  
75  
75Ω  
75  
75Ω  
THROUGH  
THROUGH  
THROUGH  
THROUGH  
O2UT  
O2UT  
CH 1 3CH  
INPUT  
CH 5 7CH  
OUT2  
CH 1 3CH  
INPUT  
CH 5 7CH  
OUT2  
OFF  
SD  
OFF  
π
π
π
π
OFF  
SD  
OFF  
π
π
π
π
2
4
6
8
2
4
6
8
MONITOR  
(SUPER)  
MONITOR  
(SUPER)  
HD  
SD  
SPARE  
MONITOR  
(SUPER)  
HD  
SD  
SPARE  
MONITOR  
(SUPER)  
CH 1 3CH  
CH 5 7CH  
CH 1 3CH  
CH 5 7CH  
OUTPUT  
OUTPUT  
π
π
π
π
π
π
π
π
2
4
6
8
2
4
6
8
REF OUT  
DIGITAL AUDIO  
REF OUT  
DIGITAL AUDIO  
REMOTE  
IN  
REMOTE  
OUT  
REMOTE  
IN/OUT  
V/A  
CONTROL  
RS-232C  
REMOTE  
IN  
REMOTE  
OUT  
REMOTE  
IN/OUT  
V/A  
CONTROL  
RS-232C  
PARALLEL  
IN/OUT  
(50P)  
PARALLEL  
IN/OUT  
(50P)  
CONTROL  
PANEL  
CONTROL  
PANEL  
AUDIO IN  
H  
TIME CODE  
AUDIO IN  
H  
TIME CODE  
H  
PUSH  
1
H  
PUSH  
2
3
H  
PUSH  
4
UE  
PUSH  
N  
PUSH  
OUT  
H  
PUSH  
1
PUSH  
2
3
H  
PUSH  
4
UE  
PUSH  
N  
PUSH  
OUT  
PUSH  
PUSH  
AUDIO OUT  
CH  
MONITOR  
AUDIO OUT  
CH  
MONITOR  
R
CH  
1
CH  
2
3
CH  
4
CUE  
L
R
CH  
1
CH  
2
3
CH  
4
CUE  
L
SIGNAL  
GND  
SIGNAL  
GND  
When matching the CF (color frame) of SD output and time code output phase, also make SD reference  
matching. Then select SD REF as the OUT REF setting on the HOME SET UP menu.  
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Connection with an editing controller  
Recorder  
POWER  
ON  
EJECT  
AV monitor Video monitor  
OFF  
AUTO OFF  
signal  
INPUT CHECK  
REMOTE  
ADJUST  
CHANNEL CONDITION  
VIDEO  
SD  
HD  
MULTI  
CUE  
AUDIO  
SERVO  
HOME  
ASSEM INSERT  
AUDIO  
AUDIO  
LINE OUT  
UNITY  
/VAR  
VIDEO  
IN  
OUT  
IN  
OUT  
F13  
F12  
F11  
F10  
F9  
TC/CHR  
SET UP  
TEST  
DIAG  
SHTL  
JOG  
VAR  
7
4
1
0
8
9
6
3
T
FROM  
COPY  
BS  
5
2
/
Audio monitor  
signal  
ENT  
C
F
UNITY  
AUDIO MONITOR  
L
R
F1  
F2  
F3  
F4  
F5  
F6  
F7  
F8  
REC INHIBIT  
PLAY REC/EDIT  
REVIEW  
EXECUTE PREVIEW  
HEADPHONES LEVEL  
CURSOR  
PREROLL  
ENTRY  
REW  
STAND BY  
STOP  
FF  
PULL  
OPEN  
PULL  
OPEN  
To REMOTE IN  
AV monitor  
Editing controller  
HD reference signal  
generator  
AV switcher  
Remote  
To REMOTE  
IN  
To REMOTE IN  
POWER  
POWER  
ON  
ON  
EJECT  
EJECT  
OFF  
OFF  
AUTO OFF  
AUTO OFF  
INPUT CHECK  
REMOTE  
ADJUST  
INPUT CHECK  
REMOTE  
ADJUST  
CHANNEL CONDITION  
VIDEO  
CHANNEL CONDITION  
VIDEO  
SD  
HD  
MULTI  
CUE  
SD  
HD  
MULTI  
CUE  
AUDIO  
AUDIO  
SERVO  
SERVO  
HOME  
ASSEM INSERT  
AUDIO  
HOME  
ASSEM INSERT  
AUDIO  
AUDIO  
LINE OUT  
UNITY  
/VAR  
AUDIO  
LINE OUT  
UNITY  
/VAR  
VIDEO  
VIDEO  
IN  
OUT  
IN  
OUT  
IN  
OUT  
IN  
OUT  
F13  
F12  
F11  
F10  
F9  
F13  
F12  
F11  
F10  
F9  
TC/CHR  
SET UP  
TEST  
DIAG  
TC/CHR  
SET UP  
TEST  
DIAG  
SHTL  
JOG  
VAR  
SHTL  
JOG  
VAR  
7
4
1
0
8
9
6
3
T
FROM  
COPY  
BS  
7
4
1
0
8
9
6
3
T
FROM  
COPY  
BS  
5
2
/
5
2
/
ENT  
ENT  
C
F
C
F
UNITY  
AUDIO MONITOR  
UNITY  
AUDIO MONITOR  
L
R
L
R
F1  
F2  
F3  
F4  
F5  
F6  
F7  
F8  
F1  
F2  
F3  
F4  
F5  
F6  
F7  
F8  
REC INHIBIT  
PLAY REC/EDIT  
REC INHIBIT  
PLAY REC/EDIT  
Reference signal  
REVIEW  
EXECUTE PREVIEW  
REVIEW  
EXECUTE PREVIEW  
HEADPHONES LEVEL  
CURSOR  
HEADPHONES LEVEL  
CURSOR  
PREROLL  
ENTRY  
REW  
STAND BY  
STOP  
FF  
PREROLL  
ENTRY  
REW  
STAND BY  
STOP  
FF  
PULL  
OPEN  
PULL  
OPEN  
PULL  
OPEN  
PULL  
OPEN  
Source unit  
Source unit  
AV monitor  
AV monitor  
Please use LTC: VITCi as the time code setting on the controller side.  
When 720/59.94p mode has been set, input the SD_REF (BB) signal as the reference signal.  
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Tapes  
There are two tape types: M and L.  
M-cassettes: 57 minutes (576/50i), 63 minutes (1080/59.94i, 720/59.94p and 480/59i),  
75 minutes (1080/25p and 1080/50i), 79 minutes (1080/23.98 and 1080/24p)  
L-cassettes: 112 minutes (576/50i), 124 minutes (1080/59.94i, 720/59.94p and 480/59i),  
149 minutes (1080/25p and 1080/50i), 155 minutes (1080/23.98p and 1080/24p)  
Align the cassette with the marks on the units insertion slot and push it in gently.  
The cassette tape will be loaded automatically.  
POWER  
ON  
EJECT  
OFF  
AUTO OFF  
INPUT CHECK  
REMOTE  
ADJUST  
CHANNEL CONDITION  
VIDEO  
SD  
HD  
MULTI  
CUE  
AUDIO  
SERVO  
HOME  
ASSEM INSERT  
AUDIO  
AUDIO  
LINE OUT  
UNITY  
/VAR  
VIDEO  
IN  
OUT  
IN  
OUT  
F13  
F12  
F11  
F10  
F9  
TC/CHR  
SET UP  
TEST  
DIAG  
SHTL  
JOG  
VAR  
7
4
1
0
8
9
6
3
T
FROM  
COPY  
BS  
5
2
/
ENT  
C
F
UNITY  
AUDIO MONITOR  
L
R
F1  
F2  
F3  
F4  
F5  
F6  
F7  
F8  
REC INHIBIT  
PLAY REC/EDIT  
REVIEW  
EXECUTE PREVIEW  
HEADPHONES LEVEL  
CURSOR  
PREROLL  
ENTRY  
REW  
STAND BY  
STOP  
FF  
PULL  
OPEN  
PULL  
OPEN  
Prohibiting recording on a tape (when pins A and B are at the “up” position)  
Use a screwdriver to push down the accidental erasure preven-  
tion pins, turn them 90° counterclockwise, and then lift the  
screwdriver to set the pins at their uppositions.  
The recording prohibition status is displayed on the MANUAL  
EDIT SET UP menu and the AUTO EDIT SET UP menu respec-  
A
B
tively.  
ONoteN  
C bit pin: Raised position ) 4-channel audio recording formats (1080/59.94i:  
4-channel audio version, 720/59.94p: 4-channel audio version, 480/59.94i:  
4-channel version, 576/50i: 4-channel version°)  
Lowered position ) 8-channel audio recording formats (1080/59.94i: 8-channel  
audio version, 720/59.94p: 4-channel audio version, 1080/23.98p, 1080/24p,  
1080/25p, 1080/50i, 480/59.94i: 8-channel version, 576/50i: 8-channel version)  
°The D5 VTR (AJ-D580) records in the 576/50i 4-channel format.  
(See figure below)  
C
Enabling recording (when pins A and B are at the “down” position)  
Use a screwdriver to push down the accidental erasure preven-  
tion pins, turn them 90° clockwise, and then lift the screwdriver to  
set the pins at their downpositions.  
A
B
ONoteN  
Important!  
Recording  
VTR system format  
4-channel recording 8-channel recording  
Cassette C bit pin  
mode  
mode  
Raised position  
(4-channel format)  
Signals of 4 audio  
channels can be  
recorded.  
Warning  
Recording inhibited  
(REC inhibit release  
menu item available)  
Signals of 8 audio  
channels can be  
(See figure below)  
C
Lowered position  
(8-channel format)  
Warning  
Recording inhibited  
Pin A: For inhibiting the recording of any signals  
Pin B: For inhibiting the recording of video/control signals  
Pin B is effective only when pin A is in the recording  
enabled position.  
Pin C: For identifying the 4-channel audio or 8-channel  
audio format  
(REC inhibit release recorded.  
menu item available)  
* Normal playback cannot be performed for tapes on which the audio sig-  
nals of 8 channels were recorded with the C bit pin at the raised posi-  
tion or for tapes on which the audio signals of 4 channels were  
recorded with the pin at the lowered position.  
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Recording  
Preparation  
Release the recording inhibit mode  
Confirm that the REC INHIBIT lamp has gone out.  
REC INHIBIT  
If the lamp has not gone out, set the positions of the cassettes  
accidental erasure prevention pins and the F13 (REC INH) set-  
ting on the HOME menu to the recording enabled status.  
Selecting the input signals and adjusting their levels  
Select the video input signal (INT SG or DIGITAL) on the VIDEO IN menu.  
Select the audio input signal on the AUDIO IN PCM menu and the AUDIO IN CUE menu.  
Adjust the audio input signal level on the AUDIO IN menu.  
Adjust the audio input signal levels for the digital audio channels  
CH1 to CH4 (or CH1-CH8 when the 8-channel format has been  
selected) and for analog cue.  
Normally, UNITY should be selected.  
When adjusting the recording levels, select the channel whose  
level is to be adjusted using the AUDIO IN menu (for example,  
to adjust the PCM CH1 level, press the F1 key to set to white-  
on-black display), and adjust the levels using the ADJUST con-  
trol in such a way that 0 dB is not exceeded for the digital  
signals and j20 dB is not exceeded for the analog cue signal.  
OVER  
The OVER display lights when the recording level is too high.  
The level meter display can be switched.  
The level meter display can be set to FULL or FINE using the F7  
(SCALE) key on the AUDIO IN SET UP menu or the F7 (SCALE)  
key on the AUDIO OUT SET UP menu.  
How to display the  
menus:  
VIDEO IN menu:  
AUDIO IN menu:  
AUDIO OUT menu:  
AUDIO OUT  
VIDEO IN  
AUDIO IN  
AUDIO IN SET UP menu: AUDIO IN PCM menu:  
AUDIO IN CUE menu:  
#
#
#
AUDIO IN  
F8  
AUDIO IN  
F6  
AUDIO IN  
F7  
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Recording  
Preparation  
Setting the time code  
Press the F4 (TC/CTL) key on the HOME menu to select TC.  
Select the internal or external time code on the TC/CHR menu and set the generating mode.  
Operation  
(1) Press the PLAY button while pressing the REC/EDIT button.  
Recording will start.  
PLAY  
REC/EDIT  
(2) Recording stops when the STOP button is pressed.  
If the JOG, SHTL, or VAR button is pressed in place of the STOP button, operation is di-  
rectly transferred to the mode that corresponds to the respective button.  
How to display the  
menus:  
HOME menu:  
TC/CHR menu:  
HOME  
TC/CHR  
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Recording  
Simultaneous playback monitoring  
Video monitoring  
Set VIDEO during recording to TAPE on the VIDEO OUT HD SET UP STATE menu.  
REC  
TAPE  
VIDEO  
Audio monitoring  
Set AUDIO during recording to TAPE on the AUDIO OUT SET UP STATE menu.  
REC  
The digital audio and the digital video signals are interlinked at  
all times. They can not be set separately.  
TAPE  
VIDEO  
Simultaneous playback of the analog cue signal is not possible.  
Simultaneous playback monitoring is not possible when the F1  
(OUTPUT) key on the HOME menu is set to EE.  
Even when the state menu setting is EE1 or EE2, simultaneous  
playback monitoring of both the video and audio signals is pos-  
sible by setting the F1 (OUTPUT) key on the HOME menu to  
TAPE.  
TAPE  
D. AUDIO  
Checking the input signals  
To monitor the input signals during recording:  
(1) Connect a TV monitor to the serial monitor connector.  
Connect the audio monitor connector to the monitor speaker.  
(2) Press the INPUT CHECK button.  
While this button is held down, the video signal can be checked  
INPUT CHECK  
using the serial monitor output connector.  
Only the audio signal selected by the L and R buttons can be  
monitored (via the audio monitor connector or the headphone  
connector).  
* In the HD mode, only the HD-SDI monitor output can be  
switched to the input signals; in the SD mode, only the  
SD-SDI monitor output and VIDEO3 output can be  
switched to the input signals.  
How to display the  
menus:  
STATE menu:  
VIDEO OUT  
or  
HOME menu:  
#
#
#
#
F8  
F8  
F12  
F12  
HOME  
AUDIO OUT  
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Recording  
This flowchart shows the steps for recording the digital signals which are supplied to the unit from an exter-  
nal 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 F1 key is pressed. Select the frequency by  
cursor keys [3, 4] and press the ENT key, 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 ENT key to secure the format. Then, select its 4-channel or  
8-channel audio version, and enter the format by pressing the ENT key.  
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 ENT key is then pressed, the format is entered. 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 ENT key.  
(The table below lists the possible combinations of the output signals of the video output  
connectors.)  
System format  
HDTV output  
HD MAIN  
SDTV output  
SD SDI MONI  
525/59.94i  
525/59.94i  
525/59.94i  
525/59.94i  
525/59.94i  
——  
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  
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  
720/59.94p  
1080/23.98p, PsF°3  
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, PsF°3  
——  
——  
——  
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  
480/59.94i  
576/50i  
1080/50i  
1080/50i  
625/50i  
625/50i  
PAL  
1080/59.94i  
1080/50i  
1080/59.94i  
1080/50i  
525/59.94i  
625/50i  
525/59.94i  
625/50i  
NTSC  
PAL  
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.  
°31080/25p tapes can be played back and a variety of images can be output.  
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Recording  
14. Insert a recording-enabled cassette.  
It should be borne in mind that the 4-channel or 8-channel audio version will be identified in ac-  
cordance with the position selected for the cassette C bit pin, as mentioned on page 25.  
Note that when the cassette tape is inserted, it is not possible to change the system frequency  
which was set using the F1 (FREQ) key on the SYSTEM SET UP menu of the previous page.  
15. Press the F13 (REC INH) key on the HOME menu to set to FREE.  
REC INH  
FREE  
16. Perform input signal setting with the F1 to F6 (CH1 to CH4) keys on the AUDIO IN PCM INPUT  
SELECT menu. [In the case of the 1080/23.98, 1080/24p, 1080/25p, 1080/50i and 576/50i formats  
or 1080/59.94i (8-channel audio version), 720/59.94i (8-channel audio version) and 480/59.94i  
(8-channel audio version) formats, perform input signal setting with the F7 to F13 (CH5 to CH8).]  
Select DIGITAL (AES/SERIAL.), INT SG or ANALOG.  
F13  
F12  
F11  
F10  
F9  
F1  
F2  
F3  
F4  
F5  
F6  
F7  
F8  
CH1/2-INPUT  
CH3/4-INPUT  
CH-4 DIGITAL  
CH-1  
CH-2  
DIGITAL  
AES  
CH-3  
INT-SG  
DIGITAL  
DIGITAL  
ANALOG SERIAL  
17. When the input audio signal is to be mixed with the analog cue channel for recording, press the F9  
(CUE) key on the AUDIO IN CUE INPUT menu to set it to D-MIXand select the mixing channel with  
the F1 to F4 (CUE MIX CH1 to CUE MIX CH4) keys. (In the case of the 1080/23.98, 1080/24p,  
1080/25p, 1080/50i and 576/50i formats or 1080/59.94i (8-channel audio version), 720/59.94i (8-chan-  
nel audio version) and 480/59.94i (8-channel audio version) formats, select CH1 to CH4 and CH5 to  
CH8 with the F1 to 4 and the F10 to F13 keys.)  
CUE  
D-MIX  
18. Adjust the audio input level on the AUDIO IN menu.  
19. When the time code is to be recorded, perform the time code-related settings on the TC/CHR menu.  
F13  
F12  
F11  
F10  
F9  
F1  
F2  
F3  
F4  
F5  
F6  
F7  
F8  
10. To enter the time code default value as desired, press the cursor center key at the HOME  
menu and set the value.  
11. When the preparation for the signals to be recorded has been established, press the  
REC/EDIT button and the PLAY button together.  
Recording will start.  
12. To stop recording at any time, press the STOP button.  
How to display the  
menus:  
HOME menu:  
AUDIO IN PCM menu:  
AUDIO IN CUE menu: TC/CHR menu:  
#
#
HOME  
AUDIO IN  
F6  
AUDIO IN  
F7  
TC/CHR  
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Recording  
The REF synchronization specifications applying when the 1080/23p, 24p or 25p True-P (Non-PsF) sys-  
tem 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.  
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Playback  
Operation  
(1) Press the PLAY button.  
PLAY  
Playback will start.  
(2) Playback stops when the STOP button is pressed.  
If the JOG, SHTL, VAR, FF, or REW button is pressed in place of the STOP button, oper-  
ation is directly transferred to the mode that corresponds to the respective button.  
Monitoring the audio signals  
Select the audio channel for output from the AUDIO MONITOR L/R connector or the HEAD-  
PHONES jack using the L/R buttons. (The audio channel can be switched to the opposite  
direction when the L or R button is pressed while the F key is being held down.)  
AUDIO MONITOR  
L
R
Adjusting the audio level  
Adjust the playback level of the digital audio CH1 to CH4 (or CH1CH8 when the 8-channel format has been  
selected) signal and the analog cue audio signal.  
To adjust the audio signal level, first press the F key all ocated to  
the channel concerned on the AUDIO OUT menu to highlight it,  
and then adjust the level using the ADJUST control.  
The adjustment range is from to i12 dB for digital audio sig-  
nals as well as for the analog cue signal.  
To adjust all digital audio signal playback levels together, ad-  
just with the ADJUST knob while pressing the AUDIO LINE  
OUT button.  
The level meter display can be switched between FULL and FINE.  
Fine adjustment is possible by setting the F7 (SCALE) key on  
the AUDIO IN SET UP menu or the F7 (SCALE) key on the  
AUDIO OUT SET UP menu to FINE.  
How to display the  
menus:  
AUDIO OUT SET  
UP menu:  
AUDIO IN SET UP menu:  
#
AUDIO IN  
F8  
#
AUDIO OUT  
F8  
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Basic operations  
Stop  
Press the STOP button.  
The tape will stop.  
In order to protect the tape, the tape tension is automatically re-  
leased (a process called loosening) when the time selected  
by the F12 (STILL) key on the HOME SET UP menu has  
elapsed. The READY lamp will flash.  
STOP  
Furthermore, the READY OFF mode is automatically estab-  
lished when the time selected by the F13 (STBY OFF) key on  
the HOME SET UP menu has elapsed. The READY lamp will  
go out and the STOP lamp will light. (Refer to the item STAND-  
BY on this page.)  
FF/REW  
Press the FF or the REW button.  
REW  
FF  
The tape will now be fast forwarded or rewound at approxi-  
mately 50 times of the normal playback speed.  
In order to protect the tape, the speed is reduced as the tape  
end is approached.  
Use the F5 (FF/REW MAX SP) key on the INTERFACE SET  
UP menu to change the fast forward or the rewind speed.  
While the FF and the REW button are pressed at the same  
time, the tape is stopped.  
STAND BY  
When the STAND BY lamp is lit, the unit is in the STAND BY ON status.  
STAND BY  
STAND BY OFF mode is established automatically when the  
time selected with the F13 (STBY OFF) key on the HOME SET  
UP menu has elapsed and loosening status has been reached.  
(Refer to the item STOP on this page.)  
When the STAND BY lamp is not lit, the unit is in the STAND BY OFF status.  
STAND BY  
Two modes are associated with this mode.  
(1) Drum rotation stop mode with tension release  
Set the F6 (TAPE MODE) key on the HOME SET UP menu  
to HD.STOP.  
(2) Half loading mode  
Set the F6 key on the HOME SET UP menu to HLF LOAD.  
How to display the  
menus:  
HOME SET UP menu:  
HOME menu:  
SET UP INTERFACE  
menu:  
#
HOME  
F8  
HOME  
#
SET UP  
F8  
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Basic operations  
Shuttle (SHTL)  
(1) The unit is placed in the shuttle mode when the SHTL button is pressed and the lamp  
SHTL  
lights.  
(2) Turn the search dial.  
The tape speed changes depending on the angle by which the  
dial is turned.  
The tape speed is displayed on the search indicator.  
The tape speed can be varied up to a maximum of n 50 times  
the normal tape speed.  
The maximum speed can be set by pressing the F6 (SHTL  
MAX SP) key on the PANEL SET UP menu.  
(3) When the STOP, FF, REW, PLAY, JOG, or VAR button is pressed, operation is directly  
transferred to the mode that corresponds to the respective button.  
Jog  
(1) The unit is placed in the JOG mode when the JOG button is pressed and the lamp lights.  
(2) Turn the search dial.  
JOG  
When the dial rotation is stopped, the unit is placed in the still-  
picture (STILL) mode.  
The tape protection mode is established after the still-picture  
holding time has elapsed. (This time can be set using the F12  
(STILL) key on the HOME SET UP menu and the ADJUST  
control.)  
The tape speed changes depending on the speed by which the  
dial is turned.  
The tape speed ranges from j2 times to i2 times of the nor-  
mal tape speed. In the range from j1 to i2 times of the nor-  
mal tape speed, the audio signals for all channels are output  
from the AUDIO OUT connectors.  
(3) When the STOP, FF, REW, PLAY, SHTL, or VAR button is pressed, operation is directly  
How to display the  
menus:  
HOME SET UP menu:  
PANEL SET UP menu:  
#
#
HOME  
F8  
SET UP  
F11  
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Basic operations  
Variable (VAR)  
The variable mode is a low-speed version of the shuttle mode.  
This operation may be initiated from STOP or PLAY mode or during normal recording.  
VAR  
(1) The unit is placed in the variable mode when the VAR button is pressed and the lamp  
lights.  
(2) Turn the search dial.  
The tape speed changes depending on the angle by which the  
dial is turned, and it is displayed on the search indicator.  
The tape protection mode is established after the still-picture  
holding time has elapsed. (This time can be set using the F12  
(STILL) key on the HOME SET UP menu and ADJUST con-  
trol.)  
Turning the dial enables shuttle operations across a range from  
j1 to i2 times of the normal tape speed. The audio signals for  
all channels are output from the AUDIO OUT connectors.  
The maximum speed can be set by pressing the F12 (VAR  
MAX SP) key on the PANEL SET UP menu.  
(3) When the STOP, FF, REW, PLAY, JOG, or SHTL button is pressed, operation is directly  
transferred to the mode that corresponds to the respective button.  
Preset variable mode  
When the variable speed is preset, playback starts at the set speed when the VAR button is pressed.  
(1) Set the desired speed by turning the search dial.  
The tape speed changes depending on the angle by which the dial is turned. The speed is  
displayed on the search indicator.  
(2) Press the VAR button. (The VAR lamp lights.) Playback will start at the set speed.  
(3) To release the preset variable mode, turn the search dial. The normal variable mode will be  
established.  
The preset variable mode can be operated only in STOP or PLAY mode or during normal  
recording.  
How to display the  
menus:  
PANEL SET UP menu:  
HOME SET UP menu:  
#
#
SET UP  
F11  
HOME  
F8  
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Basic operations  
Tape speed override (TSO) function  
This is a function for finely adjusting the normal playback speed in the range of n15%.  
(1) Press the PLAY button.  
PLAY  
Normal playback starts.  
(2) Turn the search dial while pressing the PLAY button, or press the i or j keys. When using  
the search dial, the tape speed changes depending on the angle to which the search dial  
is turned. When using the i or j keys, the tape speed changes according to how long the  
key is pressed continously. The speed is displayed in numeric values on the search indi-  
cator.  
(3) To return to normal playback, release the PLAY button.  
Cue  
This function sets any point on the tape for preroll and search operations.  
When TC INPUT is set to the STANDARD mode*  
(1) Press the cursor center key to display the cursor.  
The time code value will be highlighted.  
Cursor center key  
LTCR  
00 : 00 : 00 : 00  
Cursor key  
Cursor  
(2) Move the cursor with the cursor key (4) to the CUE TIME display section.  
The cue display section will be highlighted.  
CUE TIME  
H
M
S
F
Cursor  
(3) Press the cursor center key again to change it to a bar cursor.  
Enter the cue point with the number keys.  
Cue points also can be entered by pressing the ENTRY button.  
In this case, the time data of the current tape position will be  
entered.  
0
0
0
7
4
0
4
4
ENTRY  
CUE TIME  
00  
H
44  
M
07  
S
04  
F
(4) Press the ENT key.  
The cursor will disappear.  
(5) Press the PREROLL button.  
When the PREROLL button is pressed, cue-up operation will  
start, and the tape will stop at the preroll point (the point pre-  
ceding the cue point by the preroll time).  
PREROLL  
To stop at the cue point, either set the preroll time to “0” or  
press the F key and PREROLL button together. (This results in  
the cue-up operation.)  
*The STANDARD mode is set using the F9 key on the PANEL SET UP menu. (This key can be set in  
either the STANDARD or REVERSE mode.)  
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Basic operations  
When TC INPUT is set to the REVERSE mode*  
(1) Press the cursor center key to display the cursor.  
The time code value will be highlighted.  
Cursor center key  
LTCR  
00 : 00 : 00 : 00  
Cursor key  
Cursor  
(2) Move the cursor with the cursor key (4) to the CUE TIME display section.  
The cue display section will be highlighted.  
CUE TIME  
H
M
S
F
Cursor  
(3) Press the cursor center key again to change it to a bar cursor.  
Enter the cue point with the number keys.  
Cue points also can be entered by pressing the ENTRY button.  
In this case, the time data of the current tape position will be  
entered.  
4
0
4
4
0
7
ENTRY  
CUE TIME  
00  
H
44  
M
07  
S
04  
F
(4) Press the ENT key.  
The cursor will disappear.  
(5) Press the PREROLL button.  
When the PREROLL button is pressed, cue-up operation will  
start, and the tape will stop at the preroll point (the point pre-  
ceding the cue point by the preroll time).  
PREROLL  
To stop at the cue point, either set the preroll time to 0or  
press the F key and PREROLL button together. (This results in  
the cue-up operation.)  
*The REVERSE mode is set using the F9 key on the PANEL SET UP menu. (This key can be set in  
either the STANDARD or REVERSE mode.)  
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Basic operations  
Correction of the cue point  
When TC INPUT is set to the STANDARD mode  
(1) Move the cursor to the place which is to be corrected.  
CUE TIME  
00  
H
41  
M
07  
S
04  
F
Cursor  
(2) ENTER the new value with the number keys.  
CUE TIME  
00  
H
44  
M
07  
S
04  
F
(3) Press the ENT key.  
Cue points cannot be cleared.  
When TC INPUT is set to the REVERSE mode  
Partial corrections cannot be made for cue points.  
Repeat the input starting from step (1) when TC INPUT on page 33 was set to the REVERSE  
mode.  
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Manual editing  
Manual editing is a method used for editing which does not involve the REGISTRATION of edit points  
(IN/OUT points).  
1. Check the connections.  
2. Switch on the power.  
3. Insert the cassette to be edited.  
4. Press the F13 (REC INH) key on the HOME menu to set to FREE or NRML.REC.  
REC INH  
FREE  
5. Select and adjust the input signals.  
6. To record the time code, perform the time code-related settings on the TC/CHR menu.  
7. To enter the desired default value for the time code, press the cursor center key at the  
HOME menu and set the desired value.  
8. Press the ASSEMBLE or the INSERT button to display the INSERT/ASSEMBLE EDIT  
menu.  
9. Press the F12 key on the INSERT (or the ASSEMBLE) EDIT menu to set to MANUAL  
EDIT, display the MANUAL EDIT menu, and highlight the F9 (INSERT or ASSEMBLE) key.  
MANUAL  
EDIT  
10. When insert editing was selected in step 8 by pressing the INSERT button, press the F13  
key on the INSERT MANUAL EDIT menu to display the INSERT MANUAL EDIT CH  
SELECT menu, and select the channels to be edited.  
11. Set the editing timing with the F1 (TIMING) key on the INSERT (or ASSEMBLE) MANUAL  
EDIT SET UP menu.  
TIMING  
F2  
How to display the  
menus:  
HOME menu:  
HOME  
TC/CHR menu:  
INSERT (or ASSEMBLE) EDIT menu:  
#
TC/CHR  
INSERT (or ASSEM ) F12  
INSERT (or ASSEMBLE)  
INSERT (or ASSEMBLE)  
MANUAL EDIT CH SELECT menu:  
MANUAL EDIT SET UP menu:  
#
#
#
INSERT (or ASSEM ) F12  
F13  
INSERT (or ASSEM ) F12  
#
F8  
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Manual editing  
12. Search the edit start (IN) point and set the picture to the still mode.  
13. Press-the PREROLL button if preroll is required.  
14. Provide input of the editing source.  
15. Press the PLAY button to place the unit into playback mode.  
16. Press the REC/EDIT button at the edit start (IN) point.  
Editing will start.  
17. To end editing, press the STOP or the REC/EDIT button.  
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Manual audio cross editing  
Below is a flowchart showing the steps taken for editing in which audio signals are cross-faded (while the pre-  
ceding playback sound is being faded out, the player sound is faded in) in the manual edit mode.  
1. Prepare for manual editing by referring to steps 1 to 14 in the manual editing flowchart.  
2. Set the F13 (MODE) key on the INSERT (OR ASSEMBLE) MANUAL EDIT SET UP menu  
to XFADE.  
MODE  
X
FADE  
3. Use the F12 (FD TIME) key on the INSERT (OR ASSEMBLE) MANUAL EDIT SET UP  
menu to set the fade time.  
MODE  
FD TIME  
X
FADE  
20  
4. Refer to steps 15 to 17 of manual editing, and proceed with editing.  
For audio V fading, set the F13 (MODE) key on the INSERT (OR ASSEMBLE) MANUAL  
EDIT SET UP menu to VFADE.  
The settings for audio cross editing can be performed only when EE1 has been set as the  
EDIT REC status.  
How to display the  
menu:  
INSERT (or ASSEMBLE) AUTO EDIT SET UP menu:  
#
INSERT (or ASSEM ) F8  
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Automatic insert/assemble editing  
The following flowchart shows the operation for automatic insert editing or automatic assemble editing with  
two digital VTRs.  
1. Check the connections.  
2. Switch on the power to the player and to the recorder.  
3. Insert the cassettes required for editing into the VTRs.  
4. Press the REMOTE button on the player and set the button to REMOTE (lamp is lit).  
REMOTE  
5. Press the REMOTE button on the recorder and set the button to LOCAL (lamp is not lit).  
REMOTE  
6. Set the F3 (W/PLYR) key on the recorders INSERT (or ASSEMBLE) AUTO EDIT menu to  
ON.  
W/PLYR  
ON  
7. Set the F1 (P-2) key on the recorders SET UP INTERFACE menu to MODE-1.  
Set the RS-422A control mode for each VTR depending on the player/recorder connec-  
tions. (Refer to the F1 (P-2) key on the SET UP INTERFACE menu.)  
P-2  
MODE-1  
8. Set the F13 (REC INH) key on the recorders HOME menu to FREE or NRML.REC.  
REC INH  
FREE  
9. Select and adjust the input signals on the recorder.  
10. To record the time code, perform the time code-related settings on the recorders TC/CHR  
menu.  
11. To enter the desired default value for the time code, press the cursor center key at the  
recorders HOME menu and set the desired value.  
How to display the  
menus:  
INSERT (or ASSEMBLE) AUTO EDIT  
SET UP menu:  
HOME menu:  
TC/CHR menu:  
HOME  
TC/CHR  
#
INSERT or ASSEM  
F8  
SET UP INTERFACE menu:  
#
SET UP  
F10  
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Automatic insert/assemble editing  
12. Press the INSERT or the ASSEM button to display the INSERT (or the ASSEMBLE) EDIT  
menu, and then press the F12 key to set to AUTO EDIT.  
When the F9 (INSERT/ASSEMBLE) key is highlighted, the editing mode is established.  
13. When insert editing was selected in step 12 by pressing the INSERT button, press the F13  
(CH SELECT) key on the INSERT AUTO EDIT menu, and select the channels to be edit-  
ed on the editing channel selection menu.  
14. Enter the edit points on the INSERT (or the ASSEMBLE) AUTO EDIT menu.  
Register 3 points of the players IN and OUT points and the recorders IN and OUT points.*  
15. Set the recording inhibit mode on the INSERT (or the ASSEMBLE) AUTO EDIT SET UP  
menu. (For assemble editing, release recording inhibition for all channels.)  
16. Perform the settings on the AUTO EDIT SET UP menu.  
17. Press the PREVIEW/REVIEW button to preview.  
18. When the REC/EDIT button is pressed, automatic editing will start.  
19. To review the edited contents, press the PREVIEW/REVIEW button after completion of  
editing.  
*When the ENTRY button is pressed on its own, the recorders IN point is entered if there is no cursor.  
Conversely, if the cursor is displayed on the IN point side, the point indicated by the cursor will be entered  
as the IN point.  
*When the ENTRY button is pressed while holding down the F key, the recorders OUT point is entered if  
there is no cursor. Conversely, if the cursor is displayed on the OUT point side, the point indicated by the  
cursor will be entered as the OUT point.  
ONoteN  
To set the editing accuracy to n0, select ON for the PLR SYNC setting. (Refer to the F4 key on the IN-  
SERT/ASSEMBLE AUTO EDIT SET UP menu.)  
How to display the  
menus:  
INSERT (or ASSEMBLE) AUTO EDIT SET UP menu:  
#
INSERT or ASSEM  
F8  
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Audio split editing  
The following flowchart shows the operation for separately entering the audio and video edit point positions  
for automatic editing.  
1. Press the INSERT button to display the INSERT AUTO EDIT menu.  
INSERT  
2. Press the F10 (SPLIT) key on the INSERT AUTO EDIT menu to set it to be highlighted.  
3. Refer to the flowchart for automatic insert editing operation, and register the video edit  
points.  
4. Register the audio edit points.  
F13  
F12  
F11  
F10  
F9  
F1  
F2  
F3  
F4  
F5  
F6  
F7  
F8  
5. Press the PREVIEW button to preview.  
6. When the REC/EDIT button is pressed, automatic editing will start.  
7. To review the edited contents, press the REVIEW button after completion of editing.  
ONotesN  
Do not make any changes to CH SELECT while split editing is being performed. Otherwise, errors may  
occur in the operation.  
Assemble (audio split) editing can also be performed in the same operation.  
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Audio split editing  
OUT point preview  
Previewing the automatic insert editing OUT point (when audio split is OFF)  
This flowchart shows the operation to preview the automatic insert editing OUT point.  
The OUT point for automatic assemble editing can not be previewed.  
1. Press the INSERT button to display the INSERT AUTO EDIT menu.  
2. Use the automatic insert editing flowchart as a reference and register the VIDEO OUT  
point.  
3. Press the EXECUTE and the PREVIEW/REVIEW button together to preview the OUT  
point.  
Previewing the automatic insert editing OUT point (when audio split is ON)  
This flowchart shows the operation to preview the automatic insert editing (audio split) OUT  
point.  
The OUT point for automatic assemble editing can not be previewed.  
1. Press the INSERT button to display the INSERT AUTO EDIT menu.  
2. Press the F10 (SPLIT) key on the INSERT AUTO EDIT menu to set it to be highlighted.  
3. Use the automatic insert editing flowchart as a reference and register the VIDEO OUT  
point.  
4. Register the audio edit points.  
5. To preview the VIDEO OUT point:  
1. Use the cursor keys to move the cursor to the places where the VIDEO IN and OUT  
points were registered.  
2. Press the EXECUTE and the PREVIEW/REVIEW buttons together to preview the  
VIDEO OUT point.  
6. To preview the AUDIO OUT point:  
1. Use the cursor keys to move the cursor to the places where the AUDIO IN and OUT  
points were registered.  
2. Press the EXECUTE and the PREVIEW/REVIEW buttons together to preview the  
AUDIO OUT point.  
7. To preview the OUT point without moving the cursor to where the IN and OUT points were  
registered:  
When the cursor is not available, the preview operation is started from the point  
12 seconds before the external OUT point.  
Then press the EXECUTE and the PREVIEW/REVIEW button together to preview the  
OUT point.  
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Variable memory Function  
1. Set the F3 (W/PLYR) key to OFF.  
W/PLYR  
OFF  
2. Set the F4 (VAR MEMO) key to ON.  
VAR MEMO  
ON  
If the IN and OUT points have already been entered, they will be automatically cleared.  
If the split mode is ON, it will be forcibly turned off.  
When the variable memory function is used, the AUDIO IN and OUT points cannot be  
entered.  
3. Input the units edit IN point.  
The variable memory playback will start at this point.  
There is no need to set the OUT point for variable memory playback.  
4. Set the initial speed using the search dial.  
The initial speed is displayed on the search indicator.  
5. Press the PREROLL and EXECUTE buttons together to start the operation.  
The tape runs as far as the preroll point where playback starts at the initial speed.  
6. When the edit IN point is passed, the EXECUTE buttons lamp starts to blink.  
7. Turn the search dial and store the tape speed in the memory.  
The speed can be stored in the memory while the EXECUTE buttons lamp is blinking.  
When the memory becomes full, the EXECUTE buttons lamp lights, and no further  
settings can be stored in the memory.  
To make changes to the initial speed or memory contents, repeat the procedure from step 4.  
8. To exit the variable memory, press the STOP button.  
9. When the memory contents are to be played back, they will be regenerated by pressing the  
EXECUTE button.  
The memory contents are regenerated as soon as the IN point is passed, and the tape con-  
tinues to travel at the speed last stored in the memory until the STOP button is pressed.  
The contents stored in the memory are cleared by setting the F4 (VAR MEMO) key from  
OFF to ON. Alternatively, they are cleared by setting the power switch to OFF.  
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Variable memory function  
By operating the VTR search dial which is connected to the units RS-422A REMOTE OUT or REMOTE  
IN/OUT connector, the playback speeds and directions can be stored in the memory, after which the stored  
contents can be regenerated during automatic editing and stored in the memory of the unit (recorder).  
1. Set the F3 (W/PLYR) key to ON.  
W/PLYR  
ON  
To operate the VTR connected to the REMOTE OUT connector by remote control, set  
F5 (PLYR SEL) on the ASSEMBLE/INSERT AUTO EDIT menu to PLAY-1.  
To operate the VTR connected to the REMOTE IN/OUT connector by remote control,  
set F5 (PLYR SEL) on the ASSEMBLE/INSERT AUTO EDIT menu to PLAY-2.  
2. Set the F4 (VAR MEMO) key to ON.  
VAR MEMO  
ON  
3. Enter the recorders VIDEO IN and OUT points together with the players IN point.  
4. Select PLAYER using the F6 (R/P SEL) key, and set the initial speed using the search dial.  
The initial speed is displayed on the search indicator.  
5. Press the PREVIEW button.  
The tape runs as far as the preroll point where playback starts at the initial speed.  
6. When the edit IN point is passed, the EXECUTE buttons lamp starts to blink.  
7. Set the F6 (R/P SEL) key to PLAYER, and store the speed up to the recorders OUT point  
in the memory using the search dial.  
The speed can be stored in the memory while the EXECUTE buttons lamp is blinking until  
the recorders OUT point is reached.  
When the memory becomes full, the EXECUTE buttons lamp lights, and no further set-  
tings can be stored in the memory.  
8. To preview the memory contents, press the PREVIEW button, and the memory contents  
will be regenerated. Phase synchronization is not performed. Adjust the edit timing using  
the F9 (DLY STRT) key on the ASSEMBLE/INSERT AUTO EDIT SET UP menu.  
9. To make changes to the contents stored in the memory while preview is underway, operate  
the search dial. The EXECUTE buttons lamp now blinks, and the contents are stored in  
the memory.  
10. To make changes to the initial speed which was stored in the memory, press the STOP  
button.  
Set the F6 (R/P SEL) key to PLAYER, and then use the search dial to set the initial speed  
while holding down the STOP button. Since the memory contents will be cleared when the  
initial speed is changed, repeat the procedure from step 5.  
11. To proceed with variable memory automatic editing, press the REC/EDIT button. The tape  
in the player is played back in accordance with the memory contents, and the contents are  
stored in the memory of the unit (recorder).  
12. When the PREVIEW/REVIEW button is pressed upon completion of the editing, the editing  
will be reviewed.  
The contents stored in the memory are cleared by setting the F10 (VAR MEMO) key from  
OFF to ON.  
They are also cleared by setting the power switch to OFF.  
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Connector signals  
VIDEO IN  
HD SDI (DIGITAL)  
SD SDI IN (DIGITAL)  
SD SDI SPARE  
HD REF IN  
BNCk2, active through  
BNCk2, active through  
BNCk1  
BNCk2, loop-through with 75termination switch  
BNCk2, loop-through with 75termination switch  
SD REF IN  
VIDEO OUT  
HD SDI OUT (DIGITAL)  
BNCk3  
HD SDI MONITOR OUT  
(DIGITAL) (SUPER)  
BNCk1  
SD SDI OUT (DIGITAL)  
BNCk2  
SD SDI MONITOR  
(DIGITAL) (SUPER)  
BNCk1  
VIDEO OUT (ANALOG)  
HD REF OUT  
SD REF OUT  
WFM  
BNCk3  
BNCk1  
BNCk1  
BNCk1, Waveform output, 75.  
TIME CODE  
TIME CODE IN  
XLRk1  
TIME CODE OUT  
XLRk1  
AUDIO IN  
AUDIO IN (DIGITAL)  
BNCk4, CH1/2, CH3/4, CH5/CH6, CH7/CH8,  
AES/EBU format  
AUDIO IN (ANALOG)  
CUE IN  
XLRk4, CH1, CH2, CH3, CH4  
XLRk1  
AUDIO OUT  
AUDIO OUT (DIGITAL)  
BNCk4, CH1/2, CH3/4, CH5/CH6, CH7/CH8,  
AES/EBU format  
AUDIO OUT (ANALOG)  
CUE OUT  
XLRk4, CH1, CH2, CH3, CH4  
XLRk1  
XLRk2  
14q phone  
MONITOR  
HEADPHONES (FRONT)  
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Connector signals  
PARALLEL I/O (50P) connector  
(1) PULSE SIGNAL: The signal fall is detected and the signal becomes active.  
Pin no.  
1
Signal  
Direction  
Type  
Description  
REC COMMAND  
INPUT  
PULSE SIGNAL  
When this signal becomes active simultaneously with the  
play command, it transfers the VTR to the REC PLAY  
mode. However, the VTR is not transferred to the REC  
mode if the insert or assemble mode has been set.  
2
3
4
5
6
PLAY COMMAND INPUT  
FF COMMAND INPUT  
REW COMMAND INPUT  
PULSE SIGNAL  
PULSE SIGNAL  
PULSE SIGNAL  
PULSE SIGNAL  
PULSE SIGNAL  
This transfers the VTR to the PLAY mode.  
This transfers the VTR to the FF mode.  
This transfers the VTR to the REW mode.  
This transfers the VTR to the STOP mode.  
STOP COMMAND  
INPUT  
INPUT  
STBY ON  
When the VTR is in the loosing or STBY OFF mode, it is  
set to the STNBY ON mode as soon as it receives this  
command.  
COMMAND  
7
STBY OFF  
COMMAND  
INPUT  
PULSE SIGNAL  
When the VTR is in the loosing or STBY ON mode, it is  
set to the STNBY OFF mode as soon as it receives this  
command.  
8
9
RS-422 REMOTE INPUT  
ON COMMAND  
PULSE SIGNAL  
PULSE SIGNAL  
PULSE SIGNAL  
This enables RS-422 control. However, the VTR must be  
in the REMOTE mode for this command to take effect.  
RS-422 REMOTE INPUT  
OFF COMMAND  
This disables RS-422 control.  
10  
LOCAL ENABLE  
COMMAND  
INPUT  
This enables the REMOTE OP MAP functions. When the  
MAP MODE is set to ALL, it also enables EJECT.  
11  
12  
EJECT COMMAND  
INPUT  
INPUT  
PULSE SIGNAL  
PULSE SIGNAL  
This transfers the VTR to the EJECT mode.  
ENTRY  
COMMAND  
When this signal has become active, the VTRs current  
time (TC, CTL) is entered on the following menus:  
When the VTR has opened the HOME menu:  
The time is entered in CUE TIME on the HOME menu.  
When the VTR has opened the AUTO EDIT menu:  
The time is entered in CUE TIME on the HOME menu.  
The time is entered at the IN point on the AUTO EDIT  
menu.  
When the VTR has opened the EXTEND MULTI CUE  
menu:  
The time is entered at the cursor position of the EXTEND  
MULTI CUE menu.  
When the VTR has opened the MULTI CUE menu:  
The time is not entered on any of the menus.  
When the VTR has opened a menu other than the ones  
above:  
The time is entered in CUE TIME on the HOME menu.  
13  
14  
15  
ALL_REC_INH_  
ON COMMAND  
INPUT  
INPUT  
INPUT  
PULSE SIGNAL  
PULSE SIGNAL  
PULSE SIGNAL  
This selects ALL as the REC INH menu setting.  
PRE_CTL_INH_  
ON COMMAND  
This selects PRE_CTL as the REC INH menu setting.  
LOCAL DISABLE  
COMMAND  
This disables the REMOTE OP MAP functions.  
When the MAP MODE is set to ALL, it also disables  
EJECT.  
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Connector signals  
Pin no.  
16  
Signal  
Direction  
Type  
Description  
TC_SOURCE_  
INPUT  
PULSE SIGNAL  
This sets TC SOURCE to EXT and TC SLAVE to ON.  
EXT COMMAND  
17  
18  
TC_SLAVE_AUTO  
COMMAND  
INPUT  
INPUT  
PULSE SIGNAL  
PULSE SIGNAL  
This sets TC SOURCE to INT and TC SLAVE to AUTO.  
During normal recording, the TCG value is recorded.  
During editing, the signal is regenerated at TC on the tape.  
TL_SLAVE_MUST  
COMMAND  
This sets TC SOURCE to INT and TC SLAVE to SLAVE.  
During normal recording and editing, the signal is  
regenerated at TC on the tape.  
19  
20  
TC_RESET  
COMMAND  
INPUT  
INPUT  
PULSE SIGNAL  
PULSE SIGNAL  
This clears the TCG value to zero.  
STBY ON/OFF  
COMMAND  
This sets the toggling action below. However, it takes  
effect in the STOP mode or STANDBY OFF mode.  
STANDBY ON () STANDBY OFF  
21  
ERR O STATUS  
OUTPUT SIGNAL  
INPUT  
Refer to the 50P error status output table below. (This pin  
is related with pins 24 and 34.)  
22  
23  
SPARE  
Spare  
CUE COMMAND  
INPUT  
PULSE SIGNAL  
When this has become active, the tape is prerolled from  
the cue-up point on the VTR’s menu.  
When the VTR has opened the AUTO EDIT menu:  
The tape is prerolled from the time for the IN point when  
the AUTO EDIT menu IN point has been entered.  
The tape is prerolled from the time for the current  
position when the AUTO EDIT menu IN point has not  
been entered.  
When the VTR has opened a menu other than the ones  
above:  
The tape is prerolled from the time for the CUE TIME  
when CUE TIME of the HOME menu has been entered.  
The tape is prerolled from the time for current position  
when the CUE TIME of the HOME menu has not been  
entered.  
24  
ERR 1 STATUS  
OUTPUT SIGNAL  
Refer to the 50P error status output table below. (This pin  
is related with pins 21 and 34.)  
25  
26  
27  
SPARE  
INPUT  
Spare  
i15 V POWER  
REC STATUS  
OUTPUT  
i15 V power  
OUTPUT ACTIVE_L  
This becomes active when the VTR is in the REC mode. It  
also becomes active when the REC button lamp on the  
front panel is lighted.  
28  
PLAY STATUS  
OUTPUT ACTIVE_L  
This becomes active when the VTR is in the PLAY mode.  
It also becomes active when the PLAY button lamp on the  
front panel is lighted.  
50P error status output table  
Output priority  
sequence  
Pin 21  
ERR 0  
Pin 24  
ERR 1  
Pin 34  
VTR status  
ERR 2  
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
NO SERVO LOCK  
SERVO LOCK  
HIGH ERROR  
CONCEAL/V  
6
5
4
3
CONCEAL/A  
2
CONCEAL/VA  
––––  
––––  
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Connector signals  
Pin no.  
29  
Signal  
Direction  
Type  
Description  
FF STATUS  
OUTPUT ACTIVE_L  
OUTPUT ACTIVE_L  
OUTPUT ACTIVE_L  
This becomes active when the VTR is in the FF mode.  
This becomes active when the VTR is in the REW mode.  
This becomes active when the VTR is in the STOP mode.  
30  
REW STATUS  
STOP STATUS  
31  
32  
RE-422 REMOTE OUTPUT ACTIVE_L  
ON STATUS  
This becomes active when the RS-422 REMOTE status is  
ON.  
33  
34  
EJECT STATUS  
OUTPUT ACTIVE_L  
This becomes active when a cassette tape has not been  
inserted.  
ERR 2 STATUS  
OUTPUT ACTIVE_L  
Refer to the 50P error status output table on the previous  
page. (This pin is related with pins 21 and 24.)  
35  
36  
TC SOURCE  
STATUS  
OUTPUT ACTIVE_L (1)  
Open (0)  
11: INT  
10: EXT_LTC  
01: S_VITC (EXT VITC) 00: S_LTC [Pin 36, pin 35]  
37  
TC SLAVE  
STATUS  
OUTPUT ACTIVE_L (1)  
Open (0)  
[Pin 38, pin 37] TC SOURCE  
At INT setting At EXT setting  
Other  
–––––  
–––––  
–––––  
–––––  
11: PRESET  
10: AUTO  
01: –––––  
00: SLAVE  
SLAVE  
DIRECT  
–––––  
38  
–––––  
39  
REC INH MENU  
STATUS  
OUTPUT ACTIVE_L (1)  
Open (0)  
[Pin 40, pin 39]  
11: FREE  
10: ALL  
40  
41  
01: NRML, REC  
CUE STATUS  
OUTPUT ACTIVE_L  
This becomes active when the preroll or cue-up operation  
has been completed. However, the active status is  
released when the VTR has moved from the STBY ON or  
OFF operation to another operation.  
42  
43  
REMOTE STATUS OUTPUT ACTIVE_L  
This becomes active when 50P parallel control is enabled.  
CASSETTE INH  
1 STATUS  
OUTPUT ACTIVE_L  
This becomes active when the VIDEO/CTL recording  
setting for CASSETTE INH has been set to inhibit.  
(However, the active status is forcibly released when  
CASSETTE INH 2 [pin 45] is set to ACTIVE.)  
44  
PRE CTL  
DETECT  
OUTPUT ACTIVE_L  
This becomes active when CTL has been detected at the  
PRE CTL head during normal recording at the PRE CTL  
setting.  
Note: This will not become active even if CTL has been  
detected during recording (EDIT REC) or PLAY  
while editing is being performed.  
In the same way, it will not become active even if  
CTL has been detected during normal recording  
when the home menu function (REC INH) setting  
has been set to FREE.  
45  
46  
CASSETTE INH  
2 STATUS  
OUTPUT ACTIVE_L  
OUTPUT ACTIVE_L  
This becomes active when CASSETTE INH has been set  
to the all recording inhibit status.  
STBY STATUS  
This becomes active when the VTR has been placed in  
the STBY ON status.  
The ACTIVE lamp flashes (at 2-second intervals) starting  
30 seconds before the VTR is transferred to the loosing mode.  
It flashes (at 0.5-second intervals) starting 10 seconds  
before the VTR is transferred to the STBY OFF mode.  
47  
48  
GND  
OUTPUT  
GND  
LOCAL STATUS OUTPUT ACTIVE_L  
This becomes active when the REMOTE OP MAP  
functions are enabled.  
49  
50  
GND  
GND  
OUTPUT  
OUTPUT  
GND  
GND  
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Connector signals  
RS-422A REMOTE  
Pin No.  
Signal  
FRAME GROUND  
Pin No.  
Signal  
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
GND  
REM IN (j)  
REM OUT (j)  
GND  
LINE(j)  
STATUS LINE (i)  
REM IN (j)  
REM OUT (j)  
FRAME GROUND  
CMD LINE (j)  
STATUS LINE (i)  
––––––  
RS-232C REMOTE  
Pin No.  
Signal  
FRAME GROUND  
Pin No.  
Signal  
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
GND  
DCR  
Signal ground  
Receive carrier detect  
––––––  
TX  
Send data  
RX  
Receive data 9–19  
Request to send 20  
RTS  
CTS  
DSR  
DTR  
Data terminal ready  
––––––  
Clear to send 21–25  
Data set ready  
V/A CONTROL  
Pin No.  
Signal  
FRAME GROUND  
Pin No.  
Signal  
1
8
REM TX (X) REMOTE CONTROL  
PROTOCOL TRANSMIT  
2
3
9–13  
14  
––––––  
––––––  
REM RX (Y) REMOTE CONTROL  
PROTOCOL RECEIVE  
4
REM (G)  
15  
REM TX (Y) REMOTE CONTROL  
PROTOCOL TRANSMIT  
5–6  
7
––––––  
REM RX (X) REMOTE CONTROL  
PROTOCOL RECEIVE  
CONTROL PANEL  
Pin No.  
Signal  
Headphone (L)  
Clock (i)  
Pin No.  
11  
Signal  
Headphone (GND)  
GND  
1
2
12  
3
RECEIVE DATA (i)  
RECEIVE ENABLE (i)  
TRANSMIT DATA (i)  
Headphone (R)  
13  
i24 V unregulated DC power  
RECEIVE STROBE (i)  
TRANSMIT ENABLE (i)  
DC control signal  
4
14  
5
15  
6
16  
7
Clock (j)  
17  
GND  
8
RECEIVE DATA (j)  
RECEIVE ENABLE (j)  
TRANSMIT DATA (j)  
18  
i24 V unregulated DC power  
RECEIVE STROBE (j)  
TRANSMIT ENABLE (j)  
9
19  
10  
20  
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Video head cleaning  
Although this unit comes with an auto head cleaning function which reduces the amount of dirt on the heads,  
it is recommended that the video heads be cleanid every day for even more dependable operation. (For fur-  
ther details, please consult with your local dealer.)  
Operation  
Remove the cover of the upper portion on the cylinder. Soak some alcohol in a cleaning cloth,  
press it lightly against hte middle drum as shown in the figure, and rotate the drum 2 or 3 times  
in the direction indicated by the arrow. After this, wipe the drum dry using a dry cleaning cloth  
and attach the removed cover after completion.  
Cleaning drum  
Middle deum  
Make sure that the power is off before proceeding with the head cleaning.  
Do not move your fingers up and down while cleaning.  
This may damage the heads.  
Cut the cleaning cloth to the right size of the use.  
Proceed with the cleaning until no more dirt is taken up by the cleaning cloth.  
Make absolutely sure that no fluff from the cleaning cloth remains inside the VTR.  
When grease (from the VTR) is found to adhere to the cleaning cloth, be absolutely sure to  
replace the cleaning cloth.  
Before using the optional digital VTR dedicated head cleaning tape (AJ-TDCLS-P) to clean  
the heads, be sure to read carefully the “Precautions” provided with the cleaning tape.  
In addition to cleaning the video heads every day, make it a rule once a week to clean the  
tape transport system and once a month to clean the reel bases and carriage (cassette  
holder, front guide angles). For further details, please consult with your local dealer.  
Maintenance  
Before proceeding with maintenance, set the power switch to “OFF”, and be sure to take hold  
of the power plug (and not the cord) to disconnect it from the power outlet.  
Clean the cabinet with a soft cloth. With stubborn dirt, dilute some neutral kitchen detergent, dip  
the cloth in it, wring it out well and wipe the surface. After the dirt has been wiped off, take up  
any remaining moisture using a dry a cloth. Under no circumstances must paint thinners or  
benzene be used for cleaning purposes.  
Storage  
Do not store the unit in an extremely hot or cold location.  
The unit must never be left outdoor.  
If the unit is not going to be used for a long time, set the power switch to OFF and be sure to  
take hold of the power plug (and not the cord) to disconnect it from the power outlet. This  
step is taken to safeguard against accidents.  
Be sure to eject the cassette tape.  
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Rack-mounting  
The VTR can be installed in a 19-inch standard rack using the AJ-MA37P rack-mounting adapters (optional  
accessory).  
It is recommended that the slide rail (CC3001-99-0191) made by Chassis Trak be used as the installed rails.  
For further details, consult your dealer.  
1. Attach the inner members on each side of the VTR using the four screws supplied with the  
slide rails .  
The length of the screws used is limited.  
If the mounting screws have been lost or misplaced, use screws with a maximum length of  
2/5˝.  
Be absolutely sure to attach the inner members to the VTR using the screws for all of the  
four holes.  
2. Mount the outer member brackets onto the rack.  
Check that the height of the brackets is the same at the left and right.  
3. Remove the two front screws on the VTR’s two side panels.  
4. Mount the AJ-MA37P rack-mounting adapters using the four supplied M4 screws with spring  
washers.  
Rack-mounting adapter  
5. Mount the VTR in the rack.  
After mounting the VTR, check that it moves smoothly along the rails.  
EIA standard rack  
Secure the VTR to the  
rack here using the  
anchoring screws.  
Keep the temperature inside the rack within the i41 °F (5 °C) to 104 °F (40 °C) range.  
Bolt the rack securely to the floor so that it will not topple over when the VTR is drawn out.  
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Troubleshooting  
Symptom  
Cause and countermeasure  
VTR fails to operate as per the  
mode selected on the menu  
screen.  
Has the mode been changed on another menu?  
The mode selected last has priority.  
REC INHIBIT takes priority in the following  
sequence: CASSETTE, HOME and  
MANUAL/AUTO EDIT SET UP.  
Therefore, signals cannot be recorded if the REC  
INHIBIT status has been established on the  
cassette tape itself.  
VTR fails to operate even when a  
function button is pressed.  
Check that the CONTROL switch is at LOCAL.  
Recording and/or editing cannot  
be performed.  
Check that the cassette pins are set to the  
recording enable status.  
How to eject the tape in an emergency  
1. Remove four screws from both sides of the front panel and then remove the VTR’s top panel.  
2. The mechanism is moved in the unloading direction by turning the loading motor clockwise.  
Since tape slack now develops, proceed with the following 4 steps to take up the tape.  
3. Insert a screwdriver into hole A (for an S or M cassette) or hole A’ (for an L cassette), and  
press the manual lever of the take-up reel. The tape will be taken up by pressing this lever.  
4. Remove the tape from the cylinder by performing the operations in steps 2 and 3. (When  
turning the loading motor, keep turning it until the position is reached where it will turn no fur-  
ther. Bear in mind that turning the motor past this position will cause the gear engagement  
to fail and/or other problems.)  
5. To release the sub-loading, insert a screwdriver or other tool into hole B, and while turning it  
clockwise, take up the tape by performing the operation in step 3. (Bear in mind that contin-  
uing to turn the screwdriver even after the sub-loading status has been released will cause  
the gear engagement to fail and/or other problems.)  
6. Check that all the tape has been taken up, and that its unloading has been completed. In  
order to eject the cassette, insert a screwdriver or other similar tool into hole C, and turn it  
counterclockwise. (Bear in mind that continuing to turn the screwdriver even after the cas-  
sette has been ejected will cause the gear engagement to fail and/or other problems.)  
Loading motor (In this VTR, turn the blades  
(black) which are provided in  
front of the pulley.)  
C
A
(S, M)  
A’  
(L)  
B
View of inside as  
seen through hole B  
Insert the  
screwdriver  
here.  
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DIP switch  
AV microcomputer DIP switch specifications  
SW6501  
ON (0)  
OFF (1)  
Normal  
Remarks  
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Not used  
Not used  
Not used  
Not used  
Normal  
Normal  
Normal  
——  
Normal  
Keep this switch at the factory setting.  
Keep this switch at the factory setting.  
Keep this switch at the factory setting.  
Keep this switch at the factory setting.  
Normal  
——  
——  
Normal  
Normal  
SYSCON microcomputer DIP switch specifications  
SW6071  
ON  
Normal  
OFF  
Remarks  
Keep it at the factory setting.  
1
2
3
Normal  
For test purposes.  
Prohibited  
[This sets whether to accept or prohibit the selection of  
the editing mode when the X-value adjustment master  
tape (D3 recorded tape) has been loaded.]  
4
6
Normal  
For test purposes.  
Ejected  
Not ejected  
The D3 cassette holes are detected, and the cassette  
is forcibly ejected automatically.  
7
8
——  
——  
Normal  
Normal  
For test purposes.  
For test purposes.  
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The underlining indicates the factory settings.  
SERVO microcomputer DIP switch specifications  
SW2001  
Purpose  
ON  
OFF  
1
2
3
4
For AT adjustments  
For AT adjustments  
For AT adjustments  
For AT adjustments  
When adjusting  
When adjusting  
When adjusting  
When adjusting  
At all other times  
At all other times  
At all other times  
At all other times  
CAUTION:  
These servicing instructions are for use by qualified service personnel only. To reduce the risk of  
electric shock do not perform any servicing other than that contained in the operating instructions  
unless you are qualified to do so.  
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Specifications  
Power supply  
AJ-HD3700BP: AC 120V, 50–60 Hz  
AJ-HD3700BE: AC 220–240V, 50–60 Hz  
Power consumption: 260W  
1 indicates safety information.  
General  
Permissable ambient  
operating temperature  
Permissable ambient  
operating humidity  
Weight  
41 °F to 104 °F (5 °C to 40 °C)  
10% to 90% (no condensation)  
69.96 Ibs (31.8 kg)  
163/4˝ (W) k 811/16˝ (H) k 201/2˝ (D) mm (424 k 220 k 520 mm)  
(Excluding feet, jacks, jog dial and fan)  
Dimensions  
Recording formats  
HD: HDD5 (Video Compression Intra-Field DCT i VLC)  
SD: D5 (Non-Compression Digital Component Recording)  
1080/23.98p, 1080/24p, 1080/25p, 1080/59.94i, 720/59.94p, 1080/50i,  
576/50i, 480/59.94i switching  
48 kHz, 20 bits, 4 channels (480/95.94i, 1080/59.94i, 720/59.94p)  
48 kHz, 24 bits, 8 channels (1080/23.98p, 1080/24p, 1080/25p, 1080/50i,  
1080/59.94i, 720/59.94p, 576/50i, 480/59.94i)  
Digital video audio: 12 tracks/field; 1080/23.98p, 1080/24p, 1080/25p,  
1080/50i, 1080/59.94i, 720/59.94p,  
Video signals recorded  
Audio signals recorded  
Recording tracks  
480/59.94i  
16 tracks/field; 576/50i  
Cue track:  
Time code track:  
Control track:  
1 track  
1 track  
1 track  
Tape speed  
185.995 mm/sec. (576/50i)  
167.228 mm/sec. (1080/59.94i, 720/59.94p, 480/59.94i)  
139.496 mm/sec. (1080/50i, 1080/25p)  
133.782 mm/sec. (1080/23.98p, 1080/24p)  
D5 cassette tapes  
Tapes used  
Maximum recording time  
When the AJ-D5C124LP is used: 112 min. (576/50i)  
124 min.  
(1080/59.94i, 720/59.94p, 480/59.94i)  
149 min. (1080/50i or 1080/25p)  
155 min. (1080/23.98p, 1080/24p)  
Fast forward/rewind time  
Approx. 195 sec. (using AJ-D5C124LP, 1080/59.94i, 576/50i or  
480/59.94i)  
Approx. 234 sec. (using AJ-D5C124LP, 1080/50i, 1080/25p)  
Approx. 244 sec. (using AJ-D5C124LP, 1080/23.98p or 1080/24p)  
Max. n50 times normal speed (color)  
Search speed  
AT playback range  
Editing accuracy  
Tape timer accuracy  
Servo lock time  
j1 to i2 times normal speed  
n0 frame (using time code)  
n1 frame (using continuous CTL signal)  
Less than 1 sec. (in standby ON/2F AUTO)  
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Specifications  
Video system  
Sampling frequency/  
quantizing  
HD: Y: 74.176 MHz; PB/PR: 37.088 MHz/10 bits  
SD: Y: 13.5 MHz; PB/PR: 6.75 MHz/10 bits  
Video compression system  
(with HD)  
Intra-Field DCT i VLC  
Video compression rate  
(with HD)  
1/4  
Error correction  
Data rates  
Reed-Solomon product code  
323 Mbps (1080/59.94i/8CH, 720/59.94p/8CH, 480/59.94i/8CH  
319 Mbps (576/50i/8CH)  
300 Mbps (1080/59.94i/4CH, 720/59.94p/4CH, 480/59.94i/4CH)  
258 Mbps (1080/23.98p/8CH, 1080/24p/8CH)  
269 Mbps (1080/50i/8CH, 1080/25p/8CH, 576/50i/8CH)  
Samples t active lines (HD) 1080/59.94i, 1080/23.98p, 1080/24p, 1080/25p, 1080/50i: 1920 k 1080/frame  
720/59.94p: 1280 720/frame  
k
SD video format  
525 lines/59.94 fields/2:1 interlace (SMPTE 259M)  
625 lines/50 fields/2:1 interlace (ITU-R BT.656-4)  
Input connectors  
HD serial input  
1.5 Gbps (Embedded Audio, TC), SMPTE 291M/292M standards  
complied with (BNC k 2 active through)  
SD serial input  
4:2:2 component SDI (SMPTE 259M/272M/ITU-R BT.656-4 standards  
complied)  
(BNC k 2 active through)  
HD reference input  
SD reference input  
Analog tri-level sync (n0.3V), loop through, 75 ohms, ON/OFF switchable  
(BNC k 2)  
Analog composite, loop through, 75 ohms, ON/OFF switchable (BNC k 2)  
Output connectors  
HD serial output  
1.5 Gbps  
Superimposing possible for monitor OUT (BNC k 4)  
Component SDI output (SMPTE 259M/272M/294M°/ITU-R BT.656-4  
standards complied with) (BNC k 3)  
SD serial output  
Superimposing possible for monitor OUT  
°525p mode output (excluding monitor output) with 1080/23p or 720/59.94p system  
Analog HD tri-level sync (n0.3 V) (BNC k 1)  
Black burst (BNC k 1)  
HD reference output  
SD reference output  
Analog composite output  
Video 1/video 2/video 3 (superimposing ON/OFF) (BNC k 3)  
Video adjustment ranges  
HD SDI Y output gain  
HD SDI PB output gain  
HD SDI PR output gain  
HD SDI Y black level  
i3 dB  
i3 dB  
i3 dB  
n100 mV  
HD SDI output system phase n0.5 H (1 sample l 13.5 ns)  
SD SDI Y output gain  
SD SDI PB output gain  
SD SDI PR output gain  
SD SDI black level  
i3 dB  
i3 dB  
i3 dB  
n100 mV  
SD SDI output system phase j2.5 HTi1.5 H  
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Specifications  
Composite video output  
Y gain  
Composite video output  
PB/PR gain  
Composite video output  
setup  
Composite video output  
system phase  
i3 dB (synchronized to SD SDI)  
i3 dB (synchronized to SD SDI)  
n14 IRE (synchronized to SD SDI)  
n0.5 H  
Composite video output SYS  
SC phase  
more than n180 °  
Audio  
Sampling frequency  
Quantizing  
48 kHz (synchronized to video)  
1080/23.98p, 1080/24p, 1080/25p, 1080/50i and 576/50i: 24 bits  
20 or 24 bits selected for 1080/59i, 720/59.94p and 480/59.94i  
20 Hz to 20 kHz n0.5 dB (reference level)  
More than 100 dB (1 kHz, emphasis OFF): 20 bits  
More than 105 dB (1 kHz, emphasis OFF): 24 bits  
Less than 0.03% (1 kHz, emphasis OFF, reference level): 20 bits  
Less than 0.01% (1 kHz, emphasis OFF, reference level): 24 bits  
Less than j80 dB (1 kHz, between 2 channels)  
Below measurable limits  
Frequency response  
Dynamic range  
Distortion  
Crosstalk  
Wow & flutter  
Headroom  
20 dB/18 dB switchable  
Cue track  
Frequency response  
100 Hz to 12 kHz n3.0 dB  
Audio input connectors  
Analog input (CH1–CH4)  
i4/0/j20 dBm (dBu) switchable (with 600 load), 600 /high impedance  
(switchable) (XLR k 4)  
Digital input  
AES3 format (75 ohms, unbalanced) (BNC k 4)  
(No operation for CH5/CH6 and CH7/CH8 in 480/59.94i/4CH,  
1080/59i/4CH or 720/59p/4CH format)  
i4/0/j20 dBm (dBu) switchable (with 600 load), 600 /high impedance  
(switchable) (XLR k 1)  
(CH1/CH2, CH3/CH4,  
CH5/CH6, CH7/CH8)  
Cue track input  
Audio output connectors  
Analog output (CH1–CH4)  
Digital output  
(CH1/CH2, CH3/CH4,  
CH5/CH6, CH7/CH8)  
i4/0/j20 dBm (dBu) switchable (with 600 load), low impedance (XLR k 4)  
AES3 format (75 ohms, unbalanced) (BNC k 4)  
[When the 1080/59.94i/4CH, 720/59p/4CH or 480/59.94i/4CH format is  
selected, either no sound is output or the sound of CH1/CH2 and  
CH3/CH4 is copied and output as the sound for CH5/CH6 and CH7/CH8.  
(AUTO COPY function)]  
Cue track output  
Monitor output  
i4/0/j20 dBm (dBu) switchable (with 600 load), low impedance (XLR k 1)  
L/R, i4/0/j20 dBm (dBu) switchable (with 600 load), low impedance  
(XLR k 2)  
Headphone output  
Level variable  
(dBu): applied for AJ-HD3700BE.  
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Specifications  
Audio adjustment ranges  
Audio input gain  
i12 dB  
Audio output gain  
Monitor output gain  
Headphone output gain  
i12 dB  
i12 dB (when coupled to headphone control)  
i12 dB  
Other input/output signals  
Time code input  
Time code output  
RS-422A input  
RS-422A output  
RS-422A input/output  
RS-232C  
2.4 V n1.4 V [p-p], 10 k, balanced (XLR k 1)  
2.0 V n0.5 V [p-p], low impedance, balanced (XLR k 1)  
RS-422A interface (D-Sub 9P k 1)  
RS-422A interface (D-Sub 9P k 1)  
RS-422A interface (D-Sub 9P k 1)  
RS-232C interface (D-Sub 25P k 1)  
Parallel input/output  
V/A control  
Control panel  
Parallel communication (D-Sub 50P k 1)  
Video remote control (D-Sub 15P k 1)  
For connecting front control panel (20P k 1)  
Accessory (supplied)  
Power cord (1)  
Optional accessory  
AJ-MA37P  
Rack-mountaing adapter  
Weight and dimensions when shown are approximate.  
Specifications are subject to change without notice.  
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PANASONIC BROADCAST & TELEVISION SYSTEMS COMPANY  
UNIT COMPANY OF MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC CORPORATION OF AMERICA  
Executive Office:  
One Panasonic Way 4E-7, Secaucus, NJ 07094 (201) 348-7000  
EASTERN ZONE:  
One Panasonic Way 4E-7, Secaucus, NJ 07094 (201) 348-7621  
Southeast Region:  
1225 Northbrook Parkway, Ste 1-160, Suwanee, GA 30024 (770) 338-6835  
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  
Panasonic de Mexico S.A. de C.V.  
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  
P E  
Printed in Japan  
F0703H1  
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