Panasonic AJ HDC27HP User Manual

Panasonic Broadcast  
AJ-HDC27HP  
Menu Information  
Menu operations  
The setting menu operations are performed using the  
MENU button and JOG dial button. The menu  
configuration is divided into the camera unit’s setting  
menus and VTR unit’s setting menus.  
It is possible to select the engineer menu which  
enables all the setting menu items to be set or,  
alternatively, the user menu which consists of  
individually tailored menus so that only those menus  
which will be used most frequently can be set.  
User menu  
The user menu was set when the unit was shipped.  
However, the user can change the configuration of the  
menus by selecting only those menus which will be  
used most frequently so that they will be tailored to  
the user’s individual needs.  
Set the user menu on the USER MENU SELECT 1, 2,  
and 3 screen of the engineer menu. The data settings  
are saved in the non-volatile memory for long-term  
storage. The menu settings performed in the film  
mode and video mode are saved separately.  
MENU button  
JOG dial button  
Engineer menu  
All the setting menu items can be set on this menu.  
The data settings are saved in the non-volatile  
memory for long-term storage.  
Display method  
OHold down the MENU button for at least 3 seconds.  
OWhen the MENU button is pressed again, the VTR  
unit’s MAIN MENU screen is displayed.  
OWhen the MENU button is pressed once more, the  
menu screen display is cleared.  
Display method  
OWhen the MENU button is pressed, the camera  
unit’s USER menu screen is displayed.  
OWhen the MENU button is pressed again, the VTR  
unit’s USER menu screen is displayed.  
OWhen the MENU button is pressed once more, the  
menu screen display is cleared.  
<Note>  
The engineer menu is displayed at all times when the  
AJ-EC3 extension control unit (optional accessory) is  
connected to the unit for operating the unit by remote  
control.  
When the power is switched on  
Status display  
1A B  
0dB  
CZ73  
Film mode and video mode  
The unit can be set to the film mode or video mode on  
the OPTION screen of FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 4.  
When VIDEO MENU is selected as the CAM MENU  
SEL setting on the OPTION screen, the FILM USER  
MENU and FILM MAIN MENU displays change to the  
CAM USER MENU and CAM MAIN MENU.  
Press the MENU  
button.  
¢¢¢¢ FILMUSERMENU¢¢¢¢  
Camera unit’s user  
menu  
The menu settings performed in the film mode and  
video mode are saved separately.  
Press the MENU  
button.  
¢¢¢¢ VTRUSERMENU¢¢¢¢  
VTR unit’s user  
menu  
Press the MENU button.  
86  
Menu operations (continued)  
Basic setting menu operations  
Displaying menus  
User menu:  
Engineer menu  
Press the MENU button.  
The camera unit’s USER menu screen is  
displayed.  
Hold down the MENU button for at least 3  
seconds.  
1
1
When the JOG dial button is pressed, the next  
MAIN menu screen (of the camera unit) is  
displayed.  
2
When the MENU button is pressed again, the VTR  
unit’s USER menu screen is displayed.  
2
When the MENU button is pressed, the VTR unit’s  
MAIN MENU screen is displayed.  
3
Press the MENU  
button.  
Hold down the MENU button  
for at least 3 seconds.  
}
}
FILM (CAM)  
USER MENU  
Press the  
MENU button.  
FILM (CAM)  
MAIN MENU 1  
Press the  
MENU button.  
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
VTR USER MENU  
VTR MAIN MENU  
}
}
Press the JOG  
dial button.  
Press the JOG  
dial button.  
}
FILM (CAM)  
MAIN MENU 2  
Press the  
MENU button.  
}
Press the JOG  
dial button.  
}
FILM (CAM)  
MAIN MENU 3  
Press the  
MENU button.  
}
Press the JOG  
dial button.  
}
FILM (CAM)  
MAIN MENU 4  
Press the  
MENU button.  
}
Press the JOG  
dial button.  
87  
Menu operations (continued)  
Displaying sub-menus and deciding  
on settings  
Turn the JOG dial button to move the cursor to the  
desired item to be set, and press the JOG dial  
button.  
3
The digit whose value is to be set now flashes.  
Operations common to the user menu and  
engineer menu  
Example:  
<ROP>  
Press the JOG  
dial button.  
Turn the JOG dial button while the USER menu  
screen or MAIN menu screen is displayed.  
I
1
MASTERPED  
MASTERDTL  
MASTERGAMMA  
RGAIN  
:+000  
:+00  
n
:0.45  
:+000  
:+000  
:+000  
:+000  
:+000  
:+000  
The cursor ( ) moves to the SUB menu item.  
n
GGAIN  
BGAIN  
RPEDESTAL  
GPEDESTAL  
BPEDESTAL  
Example:  
2222  
2222  
FILMMAINMENU1  
Turn the JOG  
dial button.  
n
I
ROP  
MATRIX  
COLORCORRECTION1  
COLORCORRECTION2  
LOWSETTING  
MIDSETTING  
HIGHSETTING  
ADITIONALDTL1  
ADITIONALDTL2  
SKINTONEDTL  
KNEE/LEVEL  
Turn the JOG dial button to change the setting.  
4
5
When the desired setting is reached, press the  
JOG dial button.  
The setting is now entered.  
GAMMA  
CAMERASETTING  
Move the cursor ( ) to the desired SUB menu  
2
n
When other items are to be set, turn the JOG dial  
button to move the cursor, and change and enter  
the settings by repeating steps 3 to 5.  
6
7
item, and press the JOG dial button.  
The SUB menu is now displayed.  
(The cursor appears in the title part of the SUB  
menu.)  
To move to another SUB menu, turn the JOG dial  
button to move the cursor to the title part of the  
SUB menu, and press the JOG dial button.  
The USER menu screen or MAIN menu screen is  
now displayed so proceed with operation by  
following the same steps.  
Example:  
2222  
2222  
FILMMAINMENU1  
n
n
Press the JOG  
dial button.  
I
ROP  
MATRIX  
COLORCORRECTION1  
COLORCORRECTION2  
LOWSETTING  
MIDSETTING  
HIGHSETTING  
ADITIONALDTL1  
ADITIONALDTL2  
SKINTONEDTL  
KNEE/LEVEL  
Example:  
<ROP>  
Press the JOG  
dial button.  
n
I
MASTERPED  
MASTERDTL  
MASTERGAMMA  
RGAIN  
:+008  
:+00  
GAMMA  
CAMERASETTING  
:0.45  
:+000  
:+000  
:+000  
:+000  
:+000  
:+000  
GGAIN  
BGAIN  
RPEDESTAL  
GPEDESTAL  
BPEDESTAL  
<ROP>  
n
MASTERPED  
MASTERDTL  
MASTERGAMMA  
RGAIN  
GGAIN  
BGAIN  
RPEDESTAL  
GPEDESTAL  
BPEDESTAL  
:+000  
:+00  
:0.45  
:+000  
:+000  
:+000  
:+000  
:+000  
:+000  
Upon completion of the settings, press the MENU  
button. The settings are now recorded, the setting  
menu mode is exited, and the normal operation  
mode is restored.  
8
<Note>  
To exit the camera unit’s menu, press the MENU  
button twice. When the MENU button is pressed  
once, operation is transferred to the VTR unit’s  
menu.  
88  
Setting menu configuration  
FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 1  
ROP  
MASTER PED  
MASTER DTL  
MASTER GAMMA  
R GAIN  
MATRIX  
} MATRIX TABLE  
MATRIX R-G  
MATRIX R-B  
MATRIX G-R  
MATRIX G-B  
MATRIX B-R  
MATRIX B-G  
G GAIN  
B GAIN  
R PEDESTAL  
G PEDESTAL  
B PEDESTAL  
COLOR CORRECTION 1  
COLOR CORRECTION 2  
R
(SAT)/(PHASE)  
Mg (SAT)/(PHASE)  
(SAT)/(PHASE)  
Cy (SAT)/(PHASE)  
R-Mg (SAT)/(PHASE)  
Mg-B (SAT)/(PHASE)  
B-Cy (SAT)/(PHASE)  
Cy-G (SAT)/(PHASE)  
G-Yl (SAT)/(PHASE)  
Yl-R (SAT)/(PHASE)  
B
G
(SAT)/(PHASE)  
Yl (SAT)/(PHASE)  
LOW SETTING  
MID SETTING  
} MASTER GAIN  
H. DTL LEVEL  
} MASTER GAIN  
H. DTL LEVEL  
V. DTL LEVEL  
DTL CORING  
H. DTL FREQ  
LEVEL DEPEND.  
MASTER GAMMA  
BLACK STRETCH  
} MATRIX TABLE  
} COLOR CORRECT  
V. DTL LEVEL  
DTL CORING  
H. DTL FREQ  
LEVEL DEPEND.  
MASTER GAMMA  
BLACK STRETCH  
} MATRIX TABLE  
} COLOR CORRECT  
} MASTER GAIN  
H. DTL LEVEL  
HIGH SETTING  
KNEE APERTURE  
SLIM DTL  
V. DTL LEVEL  
} ADDITIONAL DTL1  
DTL CORING  
H. DTL FREQ  
LEVEL DEPEND.  
MASTER GAMMA  
BLACK STRETCH  
} MATRIX TABLE  
} COLOR CORRECT  
ADDITIONAL DTL2  
KNEE APE LVL  
DTL GAIN (+)  
DTL GAIN (–)  
DTL CLIP  
DTL SOURCE  
V DTL FREQ.  
SKIN TONE DTL  
KNEE/LEVEL  
} SKIN TONE DTL  
} SKIN TONE ZEBRA  
SKIN DTL CORING  
Y MAX  
MASTER PED  
} MANUAL KNEE  
KNEE POINT  
Y MIN  
I CENTER  
KNEE SLOPE  
I WIDTH  
} WHITE CLIP  
Q WIDTH  
WHITE CLIP LVL  
A. KNEE POINT  
A. KNEE LVL  
Q PHASE  
A. KNEE RESPONSE  
GAMMA  
MASTER GAMMA (FILM MENU)  
R GAMMA  
B GAMMA  
} CAMERA SETTING  
DETAIL  
HIGH COLOR  
GAMMA  
CINE GAMMA SEL (FILM MENU)  
BLACK STR. LVL (FILM MENU)  
DYNAMIC LVL (FILM MENU)  
TEST SAW  
FLARE  
H-F COMPE  
LIGHTING (FILM MENU)  
D5600K (CAM MENU)  
<Note>  
Items indicated with } are items whose settings can only be switched ON and OFF.  
89  
Setting menu configuration (continued)  
FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 2  
FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 3  
VF DIAPLSY  
DISP CONDITION  
DISP MODE  
CAM CARD READ/WRITE  
SELECT  
READ  
VF OUT  
SELECT  
WRITE  
VF DTL  
ZEBRA1 DETECT  
ZEBRA2 DETECT  
ZEBRA2  
LOW LIGHT LVL  
SYNCHRO SCAN DISP.  
ECU MENU DISP.  
CARD CONFIG  
TITLE READ  
READ USER DATA  
TITLE 1:  
TITLE 2:  
TITLE 3:  
TITLE 4:  
VF MARKER  
SAFETY ZONE  
CENTER MARK  
FRAME SIG  
MARK  
TITLE 5:  
TITLE 6:  
TITLE 7:  
TITLE 8:  
LVL  
CAM CARD R/W SELECT  
ID READ/WRITE  
VF INDICATOR  
EXTENDER  
SHUTTER  
FILTER  
CAM MAIN MENU1 LEVEL R/W  
CAM MAIN MENU1 SW (}) R/W  
CAM MAIN MENU2 R/W  
CAM MAIN MENU3 R/W  
CAM MAIN MENU4 R/W  
WHITE  
GAIN  
IRIS  
CAMERA ID  
ZOOM LVL  
COLOR TEMP  
FRAME RATE  
VERSION ID (FILM MENU)  
LENS FILE  
FILE SELECT  
READ  
WRITE  
RESET ALL  
TITLE  
CAMERA ID  
ID 1: 2222222222  
ID 2: 2222222222  
ID 3: 2222222222  
LENS FILE (CARD R/W)  
GENLOCK/IRIS  
CARD FILE SELECT  
READ  
WRITE  
TITLE  
SHUTTER SPEED  
SYNCHRO SCAN 1  
SYNCHRO SCAN 2  
POSITION 1  
H PHASE COARSE  
H PHASE FINE  
A. IRIS LEVEL  
A. IRIS PEAK/AVE  
A. IRIS MODE  
S. IRIS LEVEL  
IRIS GAIN  
POSITION 2  
POSITION 3  
POSITION 4  
POSITION 5  
POSITION 6  
IRIS GAIN VALUE  
SHUTTER SELECT  
SYNCHRO SCAN 2  
POSITION 1 SEL  
POSITION 2 SEL  
POSITION 3 SEL  
POSITION 4 SEL  
POSITION 5 SEL  
POSITION 6 SEL  
LENS ADJ  
F2.8 ADJ  
F16 ADJ  
! LED  
GAIN (0dB)  
GAIN (–3dB)  
SHUTTER  
WHITE PRESET  
EXTENDER  
FILTER  
BLACK STR  
DAY LIGHT (FILM MENU)  
D5600K (CAM MENU)  
MATRIX  
COLOR CORRECTION  
FRAME RATE  
FILTER INH  
CAMERA SW MODE  
SHOCKLESS AWB  
COLOR BARS  
S. GAIN OFF  
USER1 SW  
USER2 SW  
S. BLK LVL  
ECU DATA SAVE  
AUTO KNEE SW  
S. GAIN VALUE  
SUPER GAIN  
FRAME MODE  
FRAME RATE RANGE  
FRAME RATE  
SCAN REVERSE  
USER SW FRAME RATE  
90  
Setting menu configuration (continued)  
FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 4  
FILM (CAM) USER MENU SELECT1  
ROP  
LOW SETTING  
MID SETTING  
HIGH SETTING  
ADDITIONAL DTL1  
ADDITIONAL DTL2  
SKIN TONE DTL  
KNEE/LEVEL  
GAMMA  
FILM (CAM) USER MENU SELECT2  
VF DISPLAY  
VF MARKER  
VF INDICATOR  
!LED  
CAMERA SW MODE  
SUPER GAIN  
FRAME MODE  
CAMERA SETTING  
FILM (CAM) USER MENU SELECT3  
BLACK SHADING  
CAM CARD READ/WRITE  
CAM CARD R/W SELECT  
LENS FILE  
LENS FILE (CARD R/W)  
GENLOCK/IRIS  
DETECTION  
CORRECT (DIG)  
WHITE SHADING  
FLARE  
DETECTION (V SAW)  
CORRECT  
R FLARE  
G FLARE  
B FLARE  
COLORIMETRY  
INITIALIZE  
MATRIX  
READ FACTORY DATA  
WRITE USER DATA  
SCENE SEL  
READ  
WRITE  
RESET  
TITLE 1  
S/N  
S/N  
DETAIL  
TITLE 2  
TITLE 3  
H-F COMPE.  
GAMMA  
MATRIX  
FLARE  
TITLE 4  
CAMSOFT (IN)  
CAMSOFT (OUT)  
CAM TABLE  
PLD (CAM)  
DIAGNOSTIC  
M. PED  
MODULATION  
RESOLUTION  
SENSITIVITY  
MODULATION  
DETAIL  
PLD (SHD)  
PLD (FM)  
H-F COMPE.  
GAMMA  
MATRIX  
EVALUATION  
OPTION  
FLARE  
ENG SECURITY  
SHD, ABB SW CTRL  
AWB AREA  
M. PED  
RESOLUTION  
DETAIL  
AWB & ABB OFFSET  
CAM MENU SEL  
SYSTEM FREQ  
EVF SEL  
H-F COMPE.  
GAMMA  
MATRIX  
SUPER DTL  
FLARE  
M. PED  
SENSITIVITY  
KNEE  
W. CLIP  
M. PED  
How to interpret the menu lists  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
The following abbreviations indicate whether the menu changes  
are stored (written) in the corresponding data or loaded (read)  
from the data.  
MASTER PED  
(FILM MENU)  
(CAM MENU)  
–200  
:
+000  
:
+018  
:
+200  
USER  
ENG  
MASTER PEDESTAL  
level setting.  
The changes cannot be stored or loaded when “/” is indicated.  
Described in this column  
are the operations which  
can be expected to  
result when the item’s  
settings are selected.  
S: The changes can be stored or loaded as scene file data.  
C: The changes can be stored or loaded using CARD  
READ/WRITE.  
U: The changes can be stored or loaded as user data.  
Refer to “INITIALIZE screen” (page 111).  
(Max.)  
S C U F E  
F: The changes can be stored or loaded as READ FACTORY  
DATA.  
Refer to “INITIALIZE screen” (page 111).  
E: The changes can be stored or loaded using ECU DATA SAVE.  
Refer to “Connecting the extension control unit” (page 41).  
USER: This appears on  
the user menu  
This column indicates the variable  
range in which the item can be set  
and the choice of the settings  
screen.  
ENG: This appears on  
the engineer menu  
screen.  
which can be selected for the item.  
91  
Setting menu configuration (continued)  
VTR MAIN MENU  
FUNCTION  
NEWS REC MODE  
HUMID OPE  
REC START  
BATTERY/TAPE  
BATTERY SELECT  
PAUSE TIMER  
RETAKE MODE  
EXT DC IN SELECT  
BATT NEAR END ALARM  
BATT NEAR END CANCEL  
BATT END ALARM  
INTERVAL REC MODE  
INTERVAL REC TIME  
INTERVAL PAUSE TIME  
ECU REC CHK SW  
CHARACTER ON SDI  
COMPRESSION MODE  
BATT REMAIN FULL  
TAPE NEAR END ALARM  
TAPE NEAR END TIME  
TAPE END ALARM  
TAPE REMAIN/$  
BATTERY SETTING  
MONITOR MARKER  
AJ-BP490  
AU-BP402  
HP-30A  
SAFETY ZONE  
CENTER MARK  
FRAME SIG  
MARK  
PRO14  
TRIM14  
TRIM13  
DIGITAL14  
DIGITAL13  
BP-H90  
BP-H100  
NP-L40  
NP-L40 D  
BP-L60/90  
NP-1B  
VTR VF INDICATOR  
MIC/AUDIO  
TC/UB  
TAPE (IND)  
BATTERY (IND)  
LEVEL METER (IND)  
AUDIO IN (IND)  
TC (IND)  
VTR WARNING (IND)  
COMPRESSION (IND)  
SAVE LED  
FUNCTION  
NEWS REC MODE  
HUMID OPE  
FRONT MIC POWER  
MIC LOWCUT CH1  
MIC LOWCUT CH2  
LIMITER  
TEST TONE  
CUE SELECT  
REC START  
PAUSE TIMER  
RETAKE MODE  
INTERVAL REC MODE  
INTERVAL REC TIME  
INTERVAL PAUSE TIME  
ECU REC CHK SW  
CHARACTER ON SDI  
COMPRESSION MODE  
EMBEDDED AUDIO (60 Hz)  
A/V SYNCHRO  
TC MODE  
UB MODE  
TCG SET HOLD  
FIRST REC TC  
P.OFF LCD DISPLAY  
TC OUT  
VITC UB MODE  
TC DISP SEL  
BATTERY/TAPE  
BATTERY SELECT  
EXT DC IN SELECT  
BATT NEAR END ALARM  
BATT NEAR END CANCEL  
BATT END ALARM  
BATT REMAIN FULL  
TAPE NEAR END ALARM  
TAPE NEAR END TIME  
TAPE END ALARM  
YEAR  
TIME/DATE  
MONTH  
DAY  
TAPE REMAIN/ $  
HOUR  
MINUTE  
$ TIME/DATE SET  
MONITOR MARKER  
VTR VF INDICATOR  
SAFETY ZONE  
CENTER MARK  
FRAME SIG  
MARK  
VTR USER MENU SELECT  
VTR CARD READ/WRITE  
READ  
WRITE  
READ USER DATA  
TAPE (IND)  
BATTERY (IND)  
LEVEL METER (IND)  
AUDIO IN (IND)  
TC (IND)  
READ FACTORY DATA  
WRITE VTR USER DATA  
VTR INITIALIZE  
DIAGNOSTIC  
VTR WARNING (IND)  
COMPRESSION (IND)  
SAVE LED  
OPERATION  
DRUM RUNNING  
THREADING  
VTR SYSCON  
SERVO  
MIC/AUDIO  
FRONT MIC POWER  
MIC LOWCUT CH1  
MIC LOWCUT CH2  
LIMITER  
TEST TONE  
CUE SELECT  
MECHACON  
FRONT  
SDI IF  
CODEC  
EMBEDDED AUDIO (60 Hz)  
A/V SYNCHRO  
AUDIO  
TC/UB  
TC MODE  
UB MODE  
TCG SET HOLD  
FIRST REC TC  
P.OFF LCD DISPLAY  
TC OUT  
VITC UB MODE  
TC DISP SEL  
92  
Setting menu screens  
FILM (CAM) MENUS  
The main menu consists of FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU  
(1 to 4) of the camera and the VTR MAIN MENU of the  
VTR.  
These screens are index screens which are used to  
open the sub-menus.  
The setting menu is operated with the MENU button  
and JOG dial button.  
(Refer to pages 86 to 88 for the menu operations.)  
FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 2 screen  
VF  
display  
SUB menu  
Remarks  
!LED  
USER  
ENG  
Index for opening the !LED screen.  
CAMERA SW  
MODE  
USER  
ENG  
Index for opening the CAMERA SW  
MODE screen.  
SUPER GAIN  
USER  
ENG  
Index for opening the SUPER GAIN  
screen.  
FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 1 screen  
FRAME MODE  
USER  
ENG  
Index for opening the FRAME MODE  
screen.  
VF  
display  
SUB menu  
Remarks  
ROP  
USER  
ENG  
Index for opening the ROP screen.  
FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 3 screen  
MATRIX  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
Index for opening the MATRIX screen.  
VF  
display  
SUB menu  
Remarks  
COLOR  
CORRECTION1  
Index for opening the COLOR  
CORRECTION 1 screen.  
CAM CARD  
READ/WRITE  
USER  
ENG  
Index for opening the CAM CARD  
READ/WRITE screen.  
COLOR  
CORRECTION2  
Index for opening the COLOR  
CORRECTION 2 screen.  
CAM CARD R/W USER  
Index for opening the CARD R/W  
SELECT screen.  
LOW SETTING  
MID SETTING  
HIGH SETTING  
USER  
ENG  
Index for opening the LOW SETTING  
screen.  
SELECT  
ENG  
GENLOCK/IRIS  
USER  
ENG  
Index for opening the GENLOCK/IRIS  
screen.  
USER  
ENG  
Index for opening the MID SETTING  
screen.  
LENS ADJ  
ENG  
Index for opening the LENS ADJ  
screen.  
USER  
ENG  
Index for opening the HIGH SETTING  
screen.  
ADDITIONAL  
DTL1  
USER  
ENG  
Index for opening the ADDITIONAL  
DTL 1 screen.  
FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 4 screen  
ADDITIONAL  
DTL2  
USER  
ENG  
Index for opening the ADDITIONAL  
DTL 2 screen.  
VF  
display  
SUB menu  
Remarks  
SKIN TONE DTL USER  
ENG  
Index for opening the SKIN TONE  
DTL screen.  
CAM USER  
MENU SELECT1  
ENG  
Index for opening the FILM (CAM)  
USER MENU SELECT 1 screen.  
KNEE/LEVEL  
USER  
ENG  
Index for opening the KNEE/LEVEL  
screen.  
CAM USER  
MENU SELECT2  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
Index for opening the FILM (CAM)  
USER MENU SELECT 2 screen.  
GAMMA  
USER  
ENG  
Index for opening the GAMMA screen.  
CAM USER  
MENU SELECT3  
Index for opening the FILM (CAM)  
USER MENU SELECT 3 screen.  
CAMERA  
SETTING  
USER  
ENG  
Index for opening the CAMERA  
SETTING screen.  
BLACK  
SHADING  
Index for opening the BLACK  
SHADING screen.  
WHITE  
SHADING  
Index for opening the WHITE  
SHADING screen.  
FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 2 screen  
FLARE  
Index for opening the FLARE screen.  
VF  
display  
SUB menu  
Remarks  
COLORIMETRY ENG  
Index for opening the COLORIMETRY  
screen.  
VF DISPLAY  
USER  
ENG  
Index for opening the VF DISPLAY  
screen.  
INITIALIZE  
DIAGNOSTIC  
EVALUATION  
OPTION  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
Index for opening the INITIALIZE  
screen.  
VF MARKER  
VF INDICATOR  
CAMERA ID  
USER  
ENG  
Index for opening the VF MARKER  
screen.  
Index for opening the DIAGNOSTIC  
screen.  
USER  
ENG  
Index for opening the VF INDICATOR  
screen.  
Index for opening the EVALUATION  
screen.  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
Index for opening the CAMERA ID  
screen.  
Index for opening the OPTION screen.  
SHUTTER  
SPEED  
Index for opening the SHUTTER  
SPEED screen.  
SHUTTER  
SELECT  
Index for opening the SHUTTER  
SELECT screen.  
93  
Setting menu screens  
FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 1  
ROP screen  
MATRIX screen  
The ROP (Remote Operation Panel) is set on this  
screen.  
The camera matrix is set on this screen.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
A
B
ENG  
For selecting the color  
adjustment display.  
MATRIX TABLE  
S C U F E  
MATRIX R-G  
MASTER PED  
(FILM MENU)  
(CAM MENU)  
–200  
:
+000  
:
+018  
:
USER  
ENG  
MASTER PEDESTAL  
level setting.  
–31  
:
+00  
:
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
Color adjustment  
Color adjustment  
Color adjustment  
Color adjustment  
Color adjustment  
Color adjustment  
+31  
S C U F E  
+200  
(Max.)  
MATRIX R-B  
–31  
:
+00  
:
S C U F E  
MASTER DTL  
–31  
:
USER  
ENG  
H. DTL/V. DTL level  
setting.  
+00  
:
+31  
S C U F E  
MATRIX G-R  
–31  
:
+00  
:
+31  
S C U F E  
MASTER  
GAMMA  
0.35  
:
USER  
ENG  
MASTER GAMMA setting.  
(0.01 step)  
0.45  
:
0.75  
Three different values can  
be stored for LOW, MID  
and HIGH in the memory.  
+31  
S C U F E  
MATRIX G-B  
–31  
:
+00  
:
S C U F E  
R GAIN  
–200  
:
USER  
ENG  
For setting R channel  
gain.  
+000  
:
+31  
S C U F E  
MATRIX B-R  
–31  
:
+00  
:
+200  
(Max.)  
S C U F E  
G GAIN  
–200  
:
USER  
ENG  
For setting G channel  
gain.  
+31  
S C U F E  
+000  
:
MATRIX B-G  
–31  
:
+200  
(Max.)  
+00  
:
S C U F  
B GAIN  
–200  
:
USER  
ENG  
For setting B channel  
gain.  
+31  
S C U F E  
+000  
:
+200  
(Max.)  
<Notes>  
OThe white balance and black balance will not change even if the  
MATRIX is changed.  
OTwo tables, A and B, can be stored in the memory for the  
MATRIX TABLE item.  
S C U F E  
R PEDESTAL  
–100  
:
USER  
ENG  
For setting R channel  
PEDESTAL level.  
O“00” applies for all the preset modes in MATRIX TABLE B.  
+000  
:
+100  
(Max.)  
S C U F E  
G PEDESTAL  
–100  
:
USER  
ENG  
For setting G channel  
PEDESTAL level.  
+000  
:
+100  
(Max.)  
S C U F  
B PEDESTAL  
–100  
:
USER  
ENG  
For setting B channel  
PEDESTAL level.  
+000  
:
+100  
(Max.)  
S C U F E  
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in  
the preset mode.  
94  
Setting menu screens FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 1 (continued)  
COLOR CORRECTION 1 screen  
COLOR CORRECTION 2 screen  
The camera color saturation adjustments and hue The camera color saturation adjustments and hue  
adjustments are set on this screen.  
adjustments are set on this screen.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
Item  
Remarks  
R (SAT)  
R (PHASE)  
–63  
:
+00  
:
ENG  
Color saturation  
adjustment and hue  
adjustment: red  
R-Mg (SAT)  
R-Mg (PHASE)  
–63  
:
+00  
:
ENG  
Color saturation  
adjustment and hue  
adjustment: between red  
and magenta  
+63  
+63  
S C U F E  
S C U F E  
Mg (SAT)  
Mg (PHASE)  
–63  
:
+00  
:
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
Color saturation  
adjustment and hue  
adjustment: magenta  
Mg-B (SAT)  
Mg-B (PHASE)  
–63  
:
+00  
:
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
Color saturation  
adjustment and hue  
adjustment: between  
magenta and blue  
+63  
+63  
S C U F E  
S C U F E  
B (SAT)  
B (PHASE)  
–63  
:
+00  
:
Color saturation  
adjustment and hue  
adjustment: blue  
B-Cy (SAT)  
B-Cy (PHASE)  
–63  
:
+00  
:
Color saturation  
adjustment and hue  
adjustment: between blue  
and cyan  
+63  
+63  
S C U F E  
S C U F E  
Cy (SAT)  
Cy (PHASE)  
–63  
:
+00  
:
Color saturation  
adjustment and hue  
adjustment: cyan  
Cy-G (SAT)  
Cy-G (PHASE)  
–63  
:
+00  
:
Color saturation  
adjustment and hue  
adjustment: between cyan  
and green  
+63  
+63  
S C U F E  
S C U F E  
G (SAT)  
G (PHASE)  
–63  
:
+00  
:
Color saturation  
adjustment and hue  
adjustment: green  
G-Yl (SAT)  
G-Yl (PHASE)  
–63  
:
+00  
:
Color saturation  
adjustment and hue  
adjustment: between  
green and yellow  
+63  
+63  
S C U F E  
S C U F E  
Yl (SAT)  
Yl (PHASE)  
–63  
:
+00  
:
Color saturation  
adjustment and hue  
adjustment: yellow  
Yl-R (SAT)  
Yl-R (PHASE)  
–63  
:
+00  
:
Color saturation  
adjustment and hue  
adjustment: between  
yellow and red  
+63  
+63  
S C U F E  
S C U F E  
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in  
the preset mode.  
95  
Setting menu screens FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 1 (continued)  
LOW SETTING screen  
MID SETTING screen  
The low level gain is set on this screen.  
The middle level gain is set on this screen.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
Item  
Remarks  
–3dB  
:
0dB  
:
USER  
ENG  
–3 dB, 0 dB, 3 dB, 6 dB, 9  
dB, 12 dB, 18 dB, 24 dB  
or 30 dB can be set.  
–3dB  
:
3dB  
:
USER  
ENG  
–3 dB, 0 dB, 3 dB, 6 dB, 9  
dB, 12 dB, 18 dB, 24 dB  
or 30 dB can be set.  
MASTER  
GAIN  
(FILM MENU)  
MASTER  
GAIN  
(FILM MENU)  
30dB  
30dB  
S C U F E  
S C U F  
(CAM MENU)  
–6dB  
:
0dB  
:
–6dB, –3 dB, 0 dB, 3 dB, 6  
dB, 9 dB, 12 dB, 18 dB, 24  
dB or 30 dB can be set.  
(CAM MENU)  
–6dB  
:
6dB  
:
–6dB, –3 dB, 0 dB, 3 dB, 6  
dB, 9 dB, 12 dB, 18 dB, 24  
dB or 30 dB can be set.  
30dB  
30dB  
S C U F E  
S C U F  
H. DTL LEVEL  
00  
:
USER  
ENG  
For setting H.DTL (detail)  
level.  
H. DTL LEVEL  
00  
:
USER  
ENG  
For setting H.DTL (detail)  
level.  
(FILM MENU)  
(CAM MENU)  
08  
:
12  
:
(FILM MENU)  
(CAM MENU)  
08  
:
12  
:
63  
63  
S C U F E  
S C U F  
V. DTL LEVEL  
00  
:
USER  
ENG  
For setting V.DTL (detail)  
level.  
V. DTL LEVEL  
00  
:
USER  
ENG  
For setting V.DTL (detail)  
level.  
(FILM MENU)  
(CAM MENU)  
12  
:
16  
:
(FILM MENU)  
(CAM MENU)  
12  
:
16  
:
31  
31  
S C U F E  
S C U F  
DTL CORING  
00  
:
USER  
ENG  
For setting detail signal  
noise removal level.  
DTL CORING  
00  
:
USER  
ENG  
For setting detail signal  
noise removal level.  
02  
:
02  
:
15  
15  
S C U F E  
S C U F  
H. DTL FREQ  
00  
:
USER  
ENG  
For selecting H.DTL  
FREQUENCY.  
H. DTL FREQ  
00  
:
USER  
ENG  
For selecting H.DTL  
FREQUENCY.  
22  
:
22  
:
31  
31  
S C U F E  
S C U F  
LEVEL DEPEND.  
0
:
USER  
ENG  
For setting LEVEL  
DEPEND.  
LEVEL DEPEND.  
0
:
USER  
ENG  
For setting LEVEL  
DEPEND.  
2
:
5
The detail of only the dark  
areas is removed when  
the Y detail is boosted.  
The higher the figure set  
for this item, the broader  
the range of the detail  
which is removed.  
2
:
5
The detail of only the dark  
areas is removed when  
the Y detail is boosted.  
The higher the figure set  
for this item, the broader  
the range of the detail  
which is removed.  
S C U F E  
S C U F  
MASTER  
GAMMA  
0.35  
:
USER  
ENG  
Master gamma setting.  
(0.01 step)  
MASTER  
GAMMA  
0.35  
:
USER  
ENG  
Master gamma setting.  
(0.01 step)  
0.45  
:
0.45  
:
0.75  
0.75  
S C U F E  
S C U F  
BLACK  
STRETCH  
+3, +2, +1,  
OFF,  
USER  
ENG  
For correcting the black  
level gradation.  
BLACK  
STRETCH  
+3, +2, +1,  
OFF,  
USER  
ENG  
For correcting the black  
level gradation.  
–1, –2, –3  
–1, –2, –3  
S C U F E  
S C U F  
A
B
USER  
ENG  
For selecting the color  
correction matrix table.  
A
B
USER  
ENG  
For selecting the color  
correction matrix table.  
MATRIX  
TABLE  
MATRIX  
TABLE  
OFF  
OFF  
S C U F E  
S C U F  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the 12-axis  
independent color  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the 12-axis  
independent color  
COLOR  
CORRECT  
COLOR  
CORRECT  
correction to ON or OFF.  
correction to ON or OFF.  
S C U F E  
S C U F  
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in  
the preset mode.  
96  
Setting menu screens FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 1 (continued)  
HIGH SETTING screen  
ADDITIONAL DTL 1 screen  
The special detail features of the camera are set on  
this screen.  
The high level gain is set on this screen.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
–3dB  
:
6dB  
:
USER  
ENG  
–3 dB, 0 dB, 3 dB, 6 dB, 9  
dB, 12 dB, 18 dB, 24 dB  
or 30 dB can be set.  
MASTER  
GAIN  
(FILM MENU)  
KNEE  
APERTURE  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the knee  
aperture to ON or OFF.  
At the “ON” setting, the  
detail above the knee  
point is boosted.  
30dB  
S C U F  
S C U F E  
(CAM MENU)  
–6dB  
:
12dB  
:
–6dB, –3 dB, 0 dB, 3 dB, 6  
dB, 9 dB, 12 dB, 18 dB, 24  
dB or 30 dB can be set.  
SLIM DTL  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the mode to  
make the detail finer to  
ON or OFF.  
S C U F E  
30dB  
S C U F  
H. DTL LEVEL  
00  
:
USER  
ENG  
For setting H.DTL (detail)  
level.  
(FILM MENU)  
(CAM MENU)  
08  
:
12  
:
ADDITIONAL DTL2 screen  
The special detail features of the camera are set on  
this screen.  
63  
S C U F  
V. DTL LEVEL  
00  
:
USER  
ENG  
For setting V.DTL (detail)  
level.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
(FILM MENU)  
(CAM MENU)  
12  
:
16  
:
KNEE APE LVL  
0
:
5
USER  
ENG  
For changing the detail  
level in the high-  
brightness areas.  
S C U F E  
DTL GAIN (+)  
–31  
:
+00  
:
USER  
ENG  
For changing the H detail  
level in the “+” direction.  
31  
S C U F  
DTL CORING  
00  
:
05  
:
USER  
ENG  
For setting detail signal  
noise removal level.  
+31  
S C U F E  
DTL GAIN (–)  
–31  
:
+00  
:
USER  
ENG  
For changing the H detail  
level in the “–” (bottom)  
direction.  
15  
S C U F  
H. DTL FREQ  
00  
:
22  
:
USER  
ENG  
For selecting H.DTL  
FREQUENCY.  
+31  
S C U F E  
DTL CLIP  
00  
:
47  
:
USER  
ENG  
For changing the clipping  
level of the detail signal.  
31  
S C U F  
LEVEL DEPEND.  
0
:
5
USER  
ENG  
For setting LEVEL  
DEPEND.  
The detail of only the dark  
areas is removed when  
the Y detail is boosted.  
The higher the figure set  
for this item, the broader  
the range of the detail  
which is removed.  
63  
S C U F E  
DTL SOURCE  
(G+B)/2  
(R+G)/2  
(2G+R+B)/4  
(3G+R)/4  
R
USER  
ENG  
For setting the ratio  
between the RGB signal  
components which  
generate the detail signal.  
S C U F  
G
S C U F E  
MASTER  
GAMMA  
0.35  
:
0.45  
:
USER  
ENG  
Master gamma setting.  
(0.01 step)  
V DTL FREQ.  
360TV  
450TV  
540TV  
630TV  
720TV  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the V. DTL  
FREQUENCY.  
0.75  
S C U F  
S C U F E  
BLACK  
STRETCH  
+3, +2, +1,  
OFF,  
USER  
ENG  
For correcting the black  
level gradation.  
–1, –2, –3  
S C U F  
A
B
USER  
ENG  
For selecting the color  
correction matrix table.  
MATRIX  
TABLE  
OFF  
S C U F  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the 12-axis  
independent color  
COLOR  
CORRECT  
correction to ON or OFF.  
S C U F  
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in  
the preset mode.  
97  
Setting menu screens FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 1 (continued)  
SKIN TONE DTL screen KNEE/LEVEL screen  
The skin tone detail of the camera is set on this The knee settings of the camera are performed on this  
screen.  
screen.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
Item  
Remarks  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the skin tone  
detail to ON or OFF.  
MASTER PED  
(FILM MENU)  
(CAM MENU)  
–200  
:
+000  
:
+018  
:
+200  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the master  
pedestal level (MASTER  
PED).  
SKIN TONE DTL  
S C U F E  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting zebra in the  
skin tone range to ON or  
OFF.  
At the “ON” setting, the  
amount of detail in the  
zebra viewing range is  
varied.  
SKIN TONE  
ZEBRA  
S C U F E  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the mode when  
the AUTO KNEE switch is  
at OFF.  
MANUAL  
KNEE  
S C U F E  
S C U F E  
SKIN DTL  
CORING  
0
:
5
:
USER  
ENG  
For setting detail signal  
noise removal level.  
KNEE POINT  
(FILM MENU)  
30%  
:
65%  
:
USER  
ENG  
For setting the manual  
knee point position.  
<Note>  
This setting is canceled  
when FILM REC has been  
selected as the CINE  
GAMMA SEL item setting  
on the GAMMA screen.  
7
S C U F E  
90%  
S C U F E  
Y MAX  
000  
:
190  
:
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
For setting the maximum  
luminance level at which  
the detail is boosted.  
(CAM MENU)  
80.00%  
:
95.00%  
:
107.00%  
255  
S C U F E  
S C U F E  
Y MIN  
000  
:
010  
:
For setting the minimum  
luminance level at which  
the detail is boosted.  
KNEE SLOPE  
(FILM MENU)  
150%  
:
500%  
:
600%  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the manual  
knee slope.  
<Note>  
This setting is canceled  
when FILM REC has been  
selected as the CINE  
GAMMA SEL item setting  
on the GAMMA screen.  
255  
S C U F E  
S C U F E  
I CENTER  
000  
:
055  
:
For setting the medium I-  
axis level at which the  
detail is boosted.  
(CAM MENU)  
00  
:
50  
:
255  
S C U F E  
99  
S C U F E  
WHITE CLIP  
I WIDTH  
000  
:
090  
:
For setting the minimum I-  
axis level at which the  
detail is boosted.  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting white clipping  
to ON or OFF.  
S C U F E  
WHITE CLIP LVL 090%  
:
USER  
ENG  
For setting the white  
clipping level.  
255  
S C U F E  
Q WIDTH  
000  
:
010  
:
For setting the maximum  
Q-axis level at which the  
detail is boosted.  
109%  
S C U F E  
A. KNEE POINT  
80.00%  
:
95.00%  
:
100.00%  
:
107.00%  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the auto knee  
point position.  
(CAM MENU)  
(FILM MENU)  
255  
S C U F E  
Q PHASE  
–31  
:
+00  
:
For setting the minimum  
Q-axis level at which the  
detail is boosted.  
S C U F E  
A. KNEE LVL  
100  
:
USER  
ENG  
For setting the maximum  
auto knee level.  
+31  
S C U F E  
108  
109  
S C U F E  
A. KNEE  
RESPONSE  
1
2
3
4
USER  
ENG  
For setting the AUTO  
KNEE response rate.  
S C U F E  
<Note>  
The gamma characteristics are set using the KNEE POINT and  
KNEE SLOPE items when VIDEO REC was selected as the CINE  
GAMMA SEL item setting on the GAMMA screen.  
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in  
the preset mode.  
98  
Setting menu screens FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 1 (continued)  
GAMMA screen  
CAMERA SETTING screen  
The gamma settings of the camera are performed on The basic settings of the camera are set to ON or OFF  
this screen.  
on this screen.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
Item  
Remarks  
MASTER  
GAMMA  
(FILM MENU)  
0.35  
:
0.45  
:
USER  
ENG  
For setting the master  
gamma when the unit is to  
be operated in the film  
mode.  
DETAIL  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the detail (H,  
V) to ON or OFF.  
(Both the H detail and V  
detail are simultaneously  
set to either ON or OFF.)  
0.75  
S C U F E  
S C U F E  
R GAMMA  
(CAM MENU)  
–15  
:
+00  
:
USER  
ENG  
Amount by which the R  
channel gamma is  
corrected in respect of the  
master gamma level.  
HIGH COLOR  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the mode for  
expanding the dynamic  
range of the colors to ON  
or OFF.  
+15  
At the ON setting, the  
colors above the knee  
point are boosted.  
S C U F E  
B GAMMA  
(CAM MENU)  
–15  
:
+00  
:
USER  
ENG  
Amount by which the B  
channel gamma is  
corrected in respect of the  
master gamma level.  
S C U F E  
GAMMA  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the gamma  
correction to ON or OFF.  
S C U F E  
TEST SAW  
+15  
S C U F E  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the test signal  
to ON or OFF.  
CINE GAMMA  
SEL  
(FILM MENU)  
FILM REC  
VIDEO REC ENG  
USER  
For setting the gamma  
characteristics when the  
unit is to be operated in  
the film mode.  
S C U F E  
FLARE  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the flare  
compensation to ON or  
OFF.  
S C U F E  
FILM REC:  
H-F COMPE  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the high-range  
frequency compensation  
mode to ON or OFF.  
The cine gamma  
characteristics for films  
are used.  
S C U F E  
VIDEO REC:  
LIGHTING  
(FILM MENU)  
TUNGSTEN USER  
For switching the white  
balance preset value to  
the tungsten lighting type  
or daylight type.  
The cine gamma  
characteristics for video  
are used.  
DAY LIGHT  
ENG  
S C U F E  
S C U F E  
BLACK STR. LVL 00%  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the black  
strech level point position.  
<Notes>  
OThis setting is valid  
when FILM REC has  
been selected as the  
CINE GAMMA SEL item  
setting.  
D5600 K  
(CAM MENU)  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the 5600 K  
presetting for the white  
balance to ON or OFF.  
<Note>  
The black balance must  
always be adjusted (see  
page 56) when this item’s  
setting has been changed.  
(FILM MENU)  
:
30%  
S C U F E  
OThe KNEE POINT and  
KNEE SLOPE item  
settings on the  
KNEE/LEVEL screen  
are canceled.  
S C U F E  
DYNAMIC LVL  
(FILM MENU)  
200%  
300%  
400%  
500%  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the dynamic  
range.  
<Notes>  
OThis setting is valid  
when FILM REC has  
been selected as the  
CINE GAMMA SEL item  
setting.  
OThe KNEE POINT and  
KNEE SLOPE item  
settings on the  
KNEE/LEVEL screen  
are canceled.  
S C U F E  
<Note>  
The gamma characteristics are set using the BLACK STR. LVL and  
DYNAMIC LVL items when FILM REC has been selected as the  
CINE GAMMA SEL item setting.  
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in  
the preset mode.  
99  
Setting menu screens  
FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 2  
VF DISPLAY screen  
The information to be displayed inside the viewfinder  
is set on this screen.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
Item  
Remarks  
DISP  
CONDITION  
NORMAL  
HOLD  
USER  
ENG  
NORMAL  
The statuses are  
displayed at all times.  
:
LOW LIGHT LVL  
(FILM MENU)  
USER  
ENG  
For selecting the light level  
for the LOW LIGHT  
display when the amount  
of light entering the  
OFF  
20%  
25%  
:
40%  
45%  
HOLD  
:
The statuses are  
displayed when MODE  
CHECK SW is ON.  
camera is too low.  
(CAM MENU)  
S C U F E  
S C U F E  
DISP MODE  
1
2
3
USER  
ENG  
Display  
Change  
SYNCHRO  
SCAN DISP.  
(CAM MENU)  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the unit in  
which the synchro scan  
mode is to be displayed.  
1
2
3
FILTER  
t
t
t
t
t
t
t
t
t
t
sec  
%
deg  
GAIN  
(FILM MENU)  
AWB  
S C U F E  
AUTO KNEE SW  
SHUTTER  
ABB STATUS  
AWB STATUS  
ECU MENU  
DISP.  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting whether the  
menu screen is to be  
displayed when menu  
operations are performed  
using the AJ-EC3  
S C U F E  
Extension Control Unit.  
S C U F E  
VF OUT  
Y
NAM  
R
G
B
USER  
ENG  
For selecting VF OUT.  
NAM (N Additive Mix):  
The signal with the highest  
level among the R, G and  
B signals is output.  
S C U F E  
VF DTL  
0
:
4
5
USER  
ENG  
For selecting VF DTL.  
The detail of the signals  
for VF is further boosted.  
At the “0” setting, the  
detail is the same as the  
unit’s.  
S C U F E  
Zebra pattern display  
ZEBRA1  
DETECT  
000%  
:
USER  
ENG  
For setting the ZEBRA1  
detection level (IRE level).  
ZEBRA 2  
OFF  
(CAM MENU)  
070%  
:
080%  
:
Video level  
ON  
SPOT  
109%  
(FILM MENU)  
109%  
S C U F E  
ZEBRA2  
DETECT  
000%  
:
USER  
ENG  
For setting the ZEBRA2  
detection level (IRE level).  
085%  
:
109%  
ZEBRA 2  
DETECT  
S C U F E  
ZEBRA2  
ON  
OFF  
SPOT  
USER  
ENG  
For setting ZEBRA2 to ON  
or OFF and selecting  
SPOT. See “Zebra  
pattern display.”  
ZEBRA 1  
DETECT  
<Note>  
When used at the “SPOT”  
setting, ensure that the  
ZEBRA2 DETECT value is  
set higher than the  
0%  
ZEBRA1 DETECT value.  
If the ZEBRA2 DETECT  
value is lower than the  
ZEBRA1 DETECT value,  
the ZEBRA display will not  
appear.  
S C U F E  
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in  
the preset mode.  
100  
Setting menu screens FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 2 (continued)  
VF MARKER screen VF INDICATOR screen  
The information to be displayed inside the viewfinder The information to be displayed inside the viewfinder  
is set on this screen.  
is set on this screen.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
Item  
Remarks  
SAFETY ZONE  
OFF  
1
:
3
:
12  
USER  
ENG  
For selecting the safety  
zone display.  
EXTENDER  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the extender  
display to ON or OFF.  
S C U F E  
SHUTTER  
1
: 80% and 90% corner  
display  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the shutter  
speed display to ON or  
OFF.  
2
3
4
: 80% corner display  
: 90% corner display  
: 80% and 90% box  
display  
S C U F E  
FILTER  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the filter No.  
display to ON or OFF.  
S C U F E  
WHITE  
5
6
7
: 80% box display  
: 90% box display  
: 80% and 90% corner  
display in 4:3 mode  
: 80% corner display in  
4:3 mode  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the AWB  
PRE/A/B display to ON or  
OFF.  
S C U F E  
GAIN  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the currently  
selected gain display to  
ON or OFF.  
8
9
S C U F E  
: 90% corner display in  
4:3 mode  
IRIS  
S
USER  
ENG  
S
: Only the super iris ON  
10 : 80% and 90% box  
display in 4:3 mode  
11 : 80% box display in  
4:3 mode  
12 : 90% box display in  
4:3 mode  
IRIS  
S+IRIS  
OFF  
status is displayed.  
IRIS: Only the aperture  
value is displayed.  
S+IRIS: Both the super iris  
ON status and the  
aperture value are  
displayed.  
OFF: Neither the super iris  
ON status nor the  
aperture value is  
displayed.  
S C U F E  
CENTER MARK  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the center  
marker display to ON or  
OFF.  
S C U F E  
FRAME SIG  
4 : 3  
USER  
ENG  
For selecting the frame  
marker display.  
(VISTA = 1 : 1.85)  
(CNSCO = 1 : 2.35)  
S C U F E  
13 : 9  
14 : 9  
VISTA  
CNSCO  
CAMERA ID  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the ID display  
during color bar  
displaying.  
S C U F E  
S C U F E  
ZOOM LVL  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the zoom  
position value display to  
ON or OFF.  
MARK  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the frame  
marker display to ON or  
OFF.  
S C U F E  
S C U F E  
COLOR TEMP  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the color  
temperature display to ON  
or OFF.  
LVL  
00  
:
15  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the picture  
levels on the outside of  
the frame marker.  
S C U F E  
FRAME RATE  
S C U F E  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the frame rate  
display to ON or OFF.  
S C U F E  
VERSION ID  
(FILM MENU)  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For displaying the gamma  
curve used when the  
internal color bar signal  
recording mode is  
established.  
S C U F E  
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in  
the preset mode.  
101  
Setting menu screens FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 2 (continued)  
CAMERA ID screen  
SHUTTER SPEED screen  
On this screen, the shutter speed to be used is  
selected from among the POSITION items each of  
which contains a shutter speed which was set on the  
SHUTTER SELECT screen.  
The camera ID is set on this screen.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
ID 1:  
2222222222  
ENG  
For inputting the camera  
ID (max. 10 characters).  
<Note>  
Select whether this setting  
is to be mixed by selecting  
ON or OFF for CAMERA  
ID on the VF DISPLAY  
screen.  
==  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
ID 2:  
2222222222  
Item  
Remarks  
SYNCHRO  
SCAN 1  
ON  
OFF  
ENG  
For selecting SYNCHRO  
SCAN 1.  
ID 3:  
2222222222  
S C U F E  
C U F E  
SYNCHRO  
SCAN 2  
ON  
OFF  
ENG  
For selecting SYNCHRO  
SCAN 2.  
1. Turn the JOG dial button to move the arrow (cursor) to the ID 1:,  
ID 2: or ID 3: item.  
S C U F E  
POSITION 1  
ON  
OFF  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
For selecting POSITION 1.  
For selecting POSITION 2.  
For selecting POSITION 3.  
For selecting POSITION 4.  
For selecting POSITION 5.  
For selecting POSITION 6.  
2. When the JOG dial button is pressed, the arrow (cursor) moves  
to the ID input area, and the input mode is established.  
S C U F E  
POSITION 2  
ON  
OFF  
S C U F E  
POSITION 3  
3. Press the JOG dial button again and turn it until the character to  
ON  
OFF  
be set is displayed.  
When the button is turned, the character displayed is switched in  
the following sequence:  
Space: 3  
S C U F E  
POSITION 4  
ON  
OFF  
S C U F E  
POSITION 5  
7
ON  
OFF  
letters: A—Z  
7
numbers: 0—9  
7
symbols: ’, >, <, /, –  
S C U F E  
POSITION 6  
ON  
OFF  
S C U F E  
4. Press the JOG dial button to enter the character.  
5. Turn the JOG dial button to move the arrow (cursor) to the next  
position (right), and repeat steps 3 and 4 to input the characters  
(maximum of 10).  
6. When the characters have been input, turn the JOG dial button  
to move the arrow (cursor) to the “:” position.  
m
2222222222  
ID1:  
7. When the JOG dial button is pressed, the arrow (cursor) returns  
to the ID 1:, ID 2: or ID 3: item.  
2222222222  
ID1:  
ID2:  
ID3:  
n
<Note>  
The contents are cleared when the READ FACTORY DATA is  
executed. The data will be stored in the memory even when OFF  
has been selected for ECU DATA SAVE.  
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in  
the preset mode.  
102  
Setting menu screens FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 2 (continued)  
SHUTTER SELECT screen  
A shutter speed is set in each POSITION item on this  
screen.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
Item  
Remarks  
SYNCHRO  
SCAN 2  
90.0 deg  
:
180.0 deg  
:
225.0 deg  
ENG  
For selecting the shutter  
speed which is to be set in  
SYNCHRO SCAN 2.  
POSITION 4 SEL 180.0 deg  
172.8 deg  
ENG  
For selecting the shutter  
speed which is to be set in  
POSITION 4.  
144.0 deg  
(FILM MENU)  
120.0 deg  
90.0 deg  
45.0 deg  
1/100  
S C U F E  
POSITION 1 SEL  
(FILM MENU)  
ENG  
For selecting the shutter  
speed which is to be set in  
POSITION 1.  
180.0 deg  
172.8 deg  
144.0 deg  
120.0 deg  
90.0 deg  
45.0 deg  
1/100  
1/120  
1/250  
(CAM MENU)  
1/500  
1/1000  
1/2000  
S C U F E  
POSITION 5 SEL 180.0 deg  
172.8 deg  
ENG  
For selecting the shutter  
speed which is to be set in  
POSITION 5.  
(CAM MENU)  
1/120  
1/250  
144.0 deg  
120.0 deg  
1/500  
(FILM MENU)  
90.0 deg  
45.0 deg  
1/100  
1/120  
1/250  
1/500  
1/1000  
1/2000  
1/1000  
1/2000  
S C U F E  
POSITION 2 SEL 180.0 deg  
ENG  
For selecting the shutter  
speed which is to be set in  
POSITION 2.  
(FILM MENU)  
172.8 deg  
144.0 deg  
120.0 deg  
90.0 deg  
45.0 deg  
1/100  
(CAM MENU)  
S C U F E  
POSITION 6 SEL 180.0 deg  
172.8 deg  
ENG  
For selecting the shutter  
speed which is to be set in  
POSITION 6.  
(CAM MENU)  
1/120  
144.0 deg  
1/250  
120.0 deg  
1/500  
90.0 deg  
1/1000  
(FILM MENU)  
45.0 deg  
1/100  
1/120  
1/250  
1/500  
1/2000  
S C U F E  
POSITION 3 SEL 180.0 deg  
172.8 deg  
ENG  
For selecting the shutter  
speed which is to be set in  
POSITION 3.  
(FILM MENU)  
144.0 deg  
120.0 deg  
90.0 deg  
45.0 deg  
1/100  
1/1000  
1/2000  
(CAM MENU)  
S C U F E  
1/120  
(CAM MENU)  
1/250  
1/500  
1/1000  
1/2000  
S C U F E  
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in  
the preset mode.  
103  
Setting menu screens FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 2 (continued)  
! LED screen  
CAMERA SW MODE screen  
The modes of the camera switches are set on this  
screen.  
The display of the  
viewfinder is set to ON or OFF on this screen.  
lamp which appears inside the  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
Item  
Remarks  
FILTER INH  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For selecting whether or  
not the data in the AWB  
memories (channel A,  
channel B) is to be held  
for each filter.  
GAIN (0 dB)  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting whether the  
lamp is to be turned on  
when the gain level is  
other than 0 dB.  
S C U F E  
GAIN (–3 dB)  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting whether the  
lamp is to be turned on  
when the gain level is  
other than –3 dB.  
ON:  
Only the channel A and  
channel B memories (2  
memories) regardless of  
the filter.  
S C U F E  
SHUTTER  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting whether the  
lamp is to be turned on  
when the shutter is ON.  
OFF  
:
The data is held for each  
of the filters (4a2 = 8  
memories).  
S C U F E  
WHITE PRESET ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting whether the  
lamp is to be turned on  
when PRESET is selected  
as the AWB channel  
setting.  
S C U F E  
SHOCKLESS  
AWB  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For selecting the  
SHOCKLESS AWB  
setting.  
“SHOCKLESS AWB”  
means that the switching  
of the WHITE BAL switch  
to A, B or PRST is not  
accompanied by a shock.  
FAST (high-speed:  
NORMAL  
SLOW  
FAST  
S C U F E  
EXTENDER  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting whether the  
lamp is to be turned on  
when the lens has been  
set to the EXTENDER  
mode.  
S C U F E  
FILTER  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting whether the  
lamp is to be turned on  
when a filter other than  
3200 K is used.  
approx. 0.5 sec.),  
NORMAL (normal speed:  
approx. 1 sec.) or SLOW  
(slow: approx. 3 sec.) can  
be set for this effect.  
S C U F E  
BLACK STR  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting whether the  
lamp is to be turned on  
when black stretch has  
been set to ON.  
S C U F E  
COLOR BARS  
SMPTE  
FULL BARS ENG  
USER  
For selecting the color bar  
signals.  
S C U F E  
SMPTE  
:
DAY LIGHT  
(FILM MENU)  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting whether the  
lamp is to be turned on  
when the white balance  
preset value is the daylight  
type.  
SMPTE color bars  
FULL BARS  
:
Full color bars  
S C U F E  
S. GAIN OFF  
S.GAIN  
L/M/H  
USER  
ENG  
For selecting the method  
for releasing the super  
gain mode.  
S C U F E  
D5600 K  
(CAM MENU)  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting whether the  
lamp is to be turned on  
when the preset white  
balance level is 5600 K.  
S.GAIN  
:
The mode is released by  
the super gain switch  
only.  
S C U F E  
MATRIX  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting whether the  
lamp is to be turned on  
when matrix has been set  
to ON.  
L/M/H  
:
The mode is released by  
changing the L/M/H  
switch setting.  
S C U F E  
S C U F E  
COLOR  
CORRECTION  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting whether the  
lamp is to be turned on  
when color correction has  
been set to ON.  
S C U F E  
FRAME RATE  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting whether the  
lamp is to be turned on  
when the frame rate less  
than 11 fps is used.  
S C U F E  
<Note>  
When ON has been selected for both GAIN (0 dB) and GAIN (–3  
dB), the  
dB.  
lamp will light at all gain levels except for –3 dB and 0  
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in  
the preset mode.  
104  
Setting menu screens FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 2 (continued)  
CAMERA SW MODE screen  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
Item  
Remarks  
USER1 SW  
(FILM MENU)  
(CAM MENU)  
USER  
ENG  
For allocating the functions  
in USER1 button.  
<Notes>  
S. BLK LVL  
OFF  
–10  
–20  
–30  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the super black  
level.  
INH  
S.GAIN  
S.IRIS  
S.BLK  
B.STR  
AUDIO CH1  
AUDIO CH2  
REC SW  
Y GET  
RET SW  
F.RATE  
OWhen B.STR has been  
selected as this item’s  
setting, the function for  
setting the black level  
gradation compensation  
to +3 is allocated.  
OWhen Y GET has been  
selected as this item’s  
setting, the function for  
measuring the output  
luminance level is  
S C U F E  
ECU DATA  
SAVE  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
ON : The data controlled  
by the AJ-EC3  
extension control  
unit is stored in the  
memory.  
OFF : The data is not  
stored in the  
memory.  
S C U F E  
AUTO KNEE SW ON  
(FILM MENU)  
USER  
ENG  
For setting whether the  
OFF  
AUTO KNEE function is to  
be made operational when  
the OUTPUT/AUTO KNEE  
switch on the side panel  
has been set to the CAM  
AUTO KNEE ON position.  
allocated.  
The output luminance  
level of the area near  
the center marker in the  
viewfinder is displayed  
in percentage units in  
the middle of the  
viewfinder screen for  
approximately 3  
seconds.  
S C U F E  
(CAM MENU)  
ON  
OFF  
ON  
:
The AUTO KNEE  
function is made  
operational.  
OFF : The AUTO KNEE  
function is not made  
operational.  
S C U F E  
USER2 SW  
(CAM MENU)  
USER  
ENG  
For allocating the functions  
in USER2 button.  
S C U F E  
INH  
S.GAIN  
S.IRIS  
S.BLK  
<Notes>  
OWhen B.STR has been  
selected as this item’s  
setting, the function for  
setting the black level  
gradation compensation  
to +3 is allocated.  
OWhen Y GET has been  
selected as this item’s  
setting, the function for  
measuring the output  
luminance level is  
B.STR  
AUDIO CH1  
AUDIO CH2  
REC SW  
Y GET  
RET SW  
F.RATE  
(FILM MENU)  
allocated.  
The output luminance  
level of the area near  
the center marker in the  
viewfinder is displayed  
in percentage units in  
the middle of the  
viewfinder screen for  
approximately 3  
seconds.  
S C U F E  
<Note>  
When the same function has been allocated to both the USER1  
button and the USER2 button, please use the USER2 button.  
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in  
the preset mode.  
105  
Setting menu screens FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 2 (continued)  
SUPER GAIN screen  
FRAME MODE screen  
The frame rate is set on this screen.  
The gain allocated to the SUPER GAIN switch is set  
on this screen.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
FRAME RATE  
RANGE  
60-12  
60-4  
USER  
ENG  
For selecting the variable  
range of the frame rate.  
60-12:  
S. GAIN VALUE  
18dB  
24dB  
30dB  
36dB  
USER  
ENG  
For selecting the gain  
when the SUPER GAIN  
switch is pressed.  
60 fps to 12 fps  
60-4:  
S C U F E  
60 fps to 4 fps  
S C U F E  
FRAME RATE  
(CAM MENU)  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the frame rate.  
<Note>  
60  
:
24  
:
When “60-12” has been  
selected as the FRAME  
RATE RANGE setting, the  
frame rate cannot be set to  
11 fps or below.  
(FILM MENU)  
4
S C U F E  
SCAN REVERSE ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
This function is for  
correcting the images  
when the prime lens is  
used.  
ON  
:
The images are  
corrected (by  
reversing their top  
and bottom and their  
left and right).  
OFF : The images are not  
corrected.  
S C U F E  
USER SW  
FRAME RATE  
60  
:
USER  
ENG  
For setting the frame rate  
to be allocated to the  
24  
:
USER1 or USER2 button.  
12  
S C U F E  
Using the USER1 or USER2 button to switch the  
frame rate  
OOnce the desired frame rate has been set in a  
USER (USER1 or USER2) button by performing  
menu operations, subjects can be shot at the set  
frame rate simply by pressing the USER button.  
The original frame rate is restored when the USER  
button is pressed again.  
OWhile recording is in progress, the frame rate will  
not be switched even when the USER button is  
pressed.  
OWhen the frame rate has been switched using the  
USER button, the switched rate will not take effect  
even if one of the synchro scan switches (“+” or “– ”)  
is pressed after the JOG dial button is pressed.  
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in  
the preset mode.  
106  
Setting menu screens  
FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 3  
CAM CARD READ/WRITE screen  
CAM CARD R/W SELECT screen  
The settings for saving (writing) the menu data on the SD  
memory card, loading (reading) the data from the card,  
and configuring the card are performed on this screen.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
CAM MAIN  
MENU1 LEVEL  
R/W  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting FILM (CAM)  
MAIN MENU 1 (items other  
than those marked with })  
data saving/loading when  
writing data onto the SD  
memory card or loading  
data from it to ON or OFF.  
ON : The data is  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
SELECT  
1
:
USER  
ENG  
For selecting the number  
of the file to be loaded.  
8
F E  
READ  
USER  
ENG  
For loading the data from  
the SD memory card.  
==  
recorded/loaded.  
OFF : The data is not  
recorded/loaded.  
SELECT  
1
:
USER  
ENG  
For selecting the number  
of the file to be saved.  
<Note>  
8
F E  
See page 89 for  
information on the items  
marked with }.  
WRITE  
USER  
ENG  
For saving the camera’s data  
on the SD memory card.  
==  
==  
==  
E
CAM MAIN  
MENU1 SW (})  
R/W  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting FILM (CAM)  
MAIN MENU 1 (items  
marked with }) data  
saving/loading when  
writing data onto the SD  
memory card or loading  
data from it to ON or OFF.  
ON : The data is  
CARD CONFIG  
TITLE READ  
USER  
ENG  
For formatting the SD  
memory card.  
USER  
ENG  
For reading the titles given  
to the data saved on the  
SD memory card.  
READ USER  
DATA  
USER  
ENG  
For loading the user area  
data of the camera’s  
memory.  
==  
recorded/loaded.  
OFF : The data is not  
recorded/loaded.  
TITLE 1:  
to  
TITLE 8:  
USER  
ENG  
A title consisting of up to 8  
characters can be given to  
each file.  
¢¢¢¢¢¢  
¢¢  
E
E
E
E
CAM MAIN  
MENU2 R/W  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting FILM (CAM)  
MAIN MENU 2 data  
saving/loading when  
writing data onto the SD  
memory card or loading  
data from it to ON or OFF.  
ON : The data is  
recorded/loaded.  
OFF : The data is not  
recorded/loaded.  
CAM CARD R/W SELECT screen  
The settings for saving (recording) specific menu data  
on the SD memory card and loading (reading) the data  
from the card are performed on this screen.  
CAM MAIN  
MENU3 R/W  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting FILM (CAM)  
MAIN MENU 3 data  
saving/loading when  
writing data onto the SD  
memory card or loading  
data from it to ON or OFF.  
ON : The data is  
recorded/loaded.  
OFF : The data is not  
recorded/loaded.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
ID READ/WRITE ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting camera ID  
saving/loading when  
writing data onto the SD  
memory card or loading  
data from it to ON or OFF.  
ON : The camera ID is  
recorded/loaded.  
OFF : The camera ID is not  
recorded/loaded.  
Example:  
CAM MAIN  
MENU4 R/W  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting FILM (CAM)  
MAIN MENU 4 data  
saving/loading when  
writing data onto the SD  
memory card or loading  
data from it to ON or OFF.  
ON : The data is  
recorded/loaded.  
OFF : The data is not  
recorded/loaded.  
If the CAMERA ID  
contents are not to be  
changed when SD memory  
card data is saved/loaded,  
select OFF as the ID  
READ/WRITE setting.  
E
<Notes>  
OIWhen the frame frequency setting has been changed, it is  
necessary to restart the unit by turning the POWER switch to OFF  
and then to ON again for the setting to be switched.  
E
OItem  
setting.  
will be saved regardless of the ECU DATA SAVE  
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in  
the preset mode.  
107  
Setting menu screens FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 3 (continued)  
LENS FILE screen GENLOCK/IRIS screen  
The lens files are stored into the unit’s internal The genlock and iris control settings are performed on  
memory and read from the memory on this screen. this screen.  
The white shading data and flare adjustment data are  
stored together as a lens file.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
H PHASE  
COARSE  
00  
:
15  
USER  
ENG  
For coarsely adjusting the  
H phase during genlock.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
FILE SELECT  
1
:
8
USER  
ENG  
For selecting the number  
of the file to be read or  
written.  
H PHASE FINE  
00  
:
64  
USER  
ENG  
For finely adjusting the H  
phase during genlock.  
S
U F  
E
READ  
USER  
ENG  
For reading the lens files.  
==  
==  
==  
A. IRIS LEVEL  
000  
:
050  
:
USER  
ENG  
For setting the auto iris  
target level.  
WRITE  
USER  
ENG  
For writing the lens files.  
The brightness (iris) is  
controlled using this value.  
The higher the value  
selected, the higher the  
brightness.  
100  
RESET ALL  
USER  
ENG  
For returning all the data  
from lens files 1 to 8 to the  
factory setting.  
S C U F E  
A. IRIS  
PEAK/AVE  
000  
:
050  
:
USER  
ENG  
For setting the ratio  
between the auto iris peak  
and average value.  
The closer the setting is to  
0, the greater the  
TITLE 1: -  
TITLE 8:  
USER  
ENG  
For enabling titles each  
consisting of a maximum  
of 12 characters to be set  
for the files.  
¢¢¢¢¢¢  
¢¢¢¢¢¢  
100  
tendency toward average  
control; conversely, the  
closer the setting is to  
100, the greater the  
tendency toward peak  
control.  
<Note>  
When RESET ALL is executed, the white shading adjustment value  
and the flare setting value are reset to the factory default values.  
S C U F E  
LENS FILE (CARD R/W) screen  
A. IRIS MODE  
NORM1  
NORM2  
CENTR  
USER  
ENG  
For selecting the auto iris  
mode.  
The contents of the eight lens files recorded in the  
internal memory are written on the SD memory card  
on this screen. Alternatively, the lens files written on  
the SD memory card are read into the internal memory  
on this screen.  
NORM1  
:
The light is measured for  
the entire screen (except  
for the edges).  
NORM2  
:
The light is measured for  
the entire screen (except  
for the top part).  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
CENTR  
:
CARD FILE  
SELECT  
1
:
8
USER  
ENG  
For selecting the number of  
the file to be read from the  
SD memory card or written  
on the SD memory card.  
The light is measured in  
the center area of the  
screen only.  
S C U F E  
S
U F  
E
S. IRIS LEVEL  
000  
:
080  
:
USER  
ENG  
For setting the super iris  
target level.  
(Backlight compensation  
mode)  
READ  
USER  
ENG  
For reading lens files from  
the SD memory card.  
==  
==  
WRITE  
USER  
ENG  
For writing lens files to the  
SD memory card.  
100  
S C U F E  
IRIS GAIN  
CAM  
LENS  
USER  
ENG  
For setting whether the iris  
gain is to be adjusted by  
the camera or lens.  
TITLE 1: -  
TITLE 8:  
USER  
ENG  
For enabling titles each  
consisting of a maximum  
of 12 characters to be set  
for the files.  
¢¢¢¢¢¢  
¢¢¢¢¢¢  
S C U F E  
IRIS GAIN  
VALUE  
01  
:
USER  
ENG  
For setting the iris gain  
adjustment value.  
06  
:
10  
S C U F E  
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in  
the preset mode.  
108  
Setting menu screens FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 3 (continued)  
LENS ADJ screen  
The lens adjustments are performed on this screen.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
F2.8 ADJ  
ON  
OFF  
ENG  
For outputting the voltage  
output only when ON is  
selected as this item’s  
setting.  
F16 ADJ  
ON  
OFF  
ENG  
For outputting the voltage  
output only when ON is  
selected as this item’s  
setting.  
<Note>  
When using a lens which enables the open limit and close limit of  
the lens aperture to be adjusted, set “F2.8ADJ” or “F16ADJ” to ON,  
and repeatedly adjust so that the lens aperture will be set to “F2.8”  
or “F16.”  
(This adjustment need not be performed if the lens does not have  
this adjustment function.)  
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in  
the preset mode.  
109  
Setting menu screens  
FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 4  
FILM (CAM) USER MENU SELECT 1, 2 and 3 screens  
The settings for registering the items (the same as the ones on the FILM or CAM MAIN MENU 1, 2 and 3  
screens) allocated to the SUB menus to the SUB MENU screen are performed on this screen.  
¢
Registration ON ( ) or OFF () is set at the head of each item.  
Up to 42 camera unit items can be registered.  
FILM (CAM) USER MENU SELECT 1 FILM (CAM) USER MENU SELECT 2  
screen  
screen  
VF  
display  
VF  
display  
SUB menu  
Remarks  
SUB menu  
Remarks  
ROP  
ENG  
Index for opening the ROP screen.  
VF DISPLAY  
ENG  
Index for opening the VF DISPLAY  
screen.  
LOW SETTING  
MID SETTING  
HIGH SETTING  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
Index for opening the LOW SETTING  
screen.  
VF MARKER  
VF INDICATOR  
!LED  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
Index for opening the VF MARKER  
screen.  
Index for opening the MID SETTING  
screen.  
Index for opening the VF INDICATOR  
screen.  
Index for opening the HIGH SETTING  
screen.  
Index for opening the !LED screen.  
ADDITIONAL  
DTL1  
Index for opening the ADDITIONAL  
DTL1 screen.  
CAMERA SW  
MODE  
Index for opening the CAMERA SW  
MODE screen.  
ADDITIONAL  
DTL2  
Index for opening the ADDITIONAL  
DTL2 screen.  
SUPER GAIN  
Index for opening the SUPER GAIN  
screen.  
SKIN TONE DTL ENG  
Index for opening the SKIN TONE  
DTL screen.  
FRAME MODE  
Index for opening the FRAME MODE  
screen.  
KNEE/LEVEL  
GAMMA  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
Index for opening the KNEE/LEVEL  
screen.  
Index for opening the GAMMA screen.  
FILM (CAM) USER MENU SELECT 3  
screen  
CAMERA  
SETTING  
Index for opening the CAMERA  
SETTING screen.  
VF  
display  
SUB menu  
Remarks  
CAM CARD  
READ/WRITE  
ENG  
Index for opening the CAM CARD  
READ/WRITE screen.  
CAM CARD R/W ENG  
SELECT  
Index for opening the CARD R/W  
SELECT screen.  
LENS FILE  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
Index for opening the LENS FILE  
screen.  
LENS FILE  
(CARD R/W)  
Index for opening the LENS FILE  
(CARD R/W) screen.  
GENLOCK/IRIS  
Index for opening the GENLOCK/IRIS  
screen.  
110  
Setting menu screens FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 4 (continued)  
BLACK SHADING screen COLORIMETRY screen  
The black shading adjustments are performed on this The luminance signal standard is selected on this  
screen.  
screen.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
Item  
Remarks  
DETECTION  
ENG  
ENG  
For execution of the digital  
shading compensation.  
MATRIX  
SMPTE-274 ENG  
SMPTE-240  
NTSC  
For selecting the  
luminance signal  
standard.  
==  
F E  
CORRECT (DIG) ON  
OFF  
For setting the digital  
shading compensation to  
ON or OFF.  
S C U F E  
WHITE SHADING screen  
INITIALIZE screen  
The white shading adjustments are performed on this  
screen.  
The film or camera menu settings are initialized and  
scene files are saved on this screen.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
Item  
Remarks  
DETECTION  
(V SAW)  
ENG  
For executing vertical  
white shading  
compensation.  
==  
READ FACTORY  
DATA  
ENG  
For restoring the film or  
camera menu data  
settings to the factory  
settings.  
==  
==  
CORRECT  
ON  
OFF  
ENG  
For setting the shading  
compensation to ON or  
OFF.  
WRITE USER  
DATA  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
For saving the user’s own  
film or camera menu data  
in the unit’s memory.  
S C U F E  
SCENE SEL  
1
:
4
For designating the  
number of the scene file.  
F E  
FLARE screen  
The camera’s flare settings are performed on this  
screen.  
READ  
For loading the scene file  
whose SCENE SEL was  
designated.  
==  
==  
==  
WRITE  
RESET  
For saving data in the  
scene file whose SCENE  
SEL was designated.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
R FLARE  
000  
ENG  
For setting the R channel  
flare; the preset value  
differs from one camera to  
another.  
For restoring the scene file  
data settings to the factory  
settings.  
:
100  
E
E
E
TITLE 1  
TITLE 2  
TITLE 3  
TITLE 4  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
For setting the title in  
scene file No.1.  
==  
==  
==  
==  
G FLARE  
B FLARE  
000  
:
100  
ENG  
ENG  
For setting the G channel  
flare; the preset value  
differs from one camera to  
another.  
For setting the title in  
scene file No.2.  
For setting the title in  
scene file No.3.  
000  
:
100  
For setting the B channel  
flare; the preset value  
differs from one camera to  
another.  
For setting the title in  
scene file No.4.  
<Notes>  
<Note>  
OSince SYSTEM FREQ may change as a result of executing the  
READ FACTORY DATA, turn the power off and then back on  
again.  
The white shading adjustment value and the flare setting value can  
be written to the internal memory as a lens file.  
E
OItem  
setting.  
will be saved regardless of the ECU DATA SAVE  
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in  
the preset mode.  
111  
Setting menu screens FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 4 (continued)  
DIAGNOSTIC screen  
OPTION screen  
The usage statuses and software versions are  
displayed on this screen.  
The engineer menu display is selected on this screen.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
ENG SECURITY ON  
OFF  
ENG  
For selecting whether to  
display the engineer  
menu.  
CAMSOFT (IN)  
ENG  
For displaying the version  
of the software for the  
built-in flash memory.  
==  
ON : The engineer menu  
is not displayed.  
CAMSOFT (OUT)  
ENG  
For displaying the version  
of the software for the  
external flash memory.  
==  
OFF : The engineer menu  
is displayed.  
U F E  
SHD, ABB SW  
CTRL  
ON  
OFF  
ENG  
For selecting whether to  
automatically correct black  
shading when the AUTO W/B  
BAL switch is pressed  
CAM TABLE  
PLD (CAM)  
ENG  
ENG  
For displaying the version  
of the gamma table.  
==  
==  
For displaying the version  
of the software for the  
continuously for 8 seconds or  
more on the ABB side.  
camera system computer.  
ON : Black shading is  
PLD (SHD)  
PLD (FM)  
ENG  
ENG  
For displaying the version  
of the software for the  
shading.  
==  
==  
corrected automatically.  
OFF : Black shading is not  
corrected automatically.  
U F E  
For displaying the version  
of the software program  
for the frame memory.  
AWB AREA  
25%  
50%  
90%  
ENG  
ENG  
For selecting the white  
balance search area.  
U F E  
AWB & ABB  
OFFSET  
ON  
OFF  
For setting how gain and  
pedestal values, which are  
set on the ROP screen of  
FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU  
1, are to be processed  
after auto white balance  
and auto black balance  
are performed.  
EVALUATION screen  
The items which are measured for evaluation  
purposes are set on this screen.  
(S/N, MODULATION, RESOLUTION, SENSITIVITY)  
VF  
display  
ON  
OFF  
:
:
Settings are added.  
The values are reset  
to zero.  
SUB menu  
Remarks  
U F E  
S/N  
ENG  
Index for opening the S/N  
measurement screen.  
CAM MENU SEL VIDEO MENU ENG  
FILM MENU  
For setting the unit’s  
operation mode.  
VIDEO MENU:  
The unit is set to the  
video mode.  
When VIDEO MENU is  
selected, the FILM  
USER MENU and FILM  
MAIN MENU displays  
will be changed to CAM  
USER MENU and CAM  
MAIN MENU.  
MODULATION  
RESOLUTION  
SENSITIVITY  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
Index for opening the modulation  
measurement screen.  
Index for opening the resolution  
measurement screen.  
Index for opening the sensitivity  
measurement screen.  
FILM MENU:  
The unit is set to the film  
mode.  
<Note>  
When setting this item on  
the AJ-EC3 extension  
control unit, after switching  
to this item first, then turn  
ECU DATA SAVE item  
ON on the CAM SW  
MODE screen in FILM  
(CAM) MAIN MENU2.  
C U F E  
<Notes>  
OFor details on how to release ENG SECURITY, consult your  
nearest service center.  
E
OItem  
setting.  
will be saved regardless of the ECU DATA SAVE  
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in  
the preset mode.  
112  
Setting menu screens FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 4 (continued)  
OPTION screen  
EVALUATION screen  
OS/N measurement screen  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
The S/N measurements are performed on this screen.  
SYSTEM FREQ. 59.94Hz  
ENG  
For setting the unit’s frame  
frequency.  
60.00Hz  
U F E  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
EVF SEL  
MONO  
COLOR  
ENG  
The EVF terminal video  
signal will be switched.  
MONO:  
Only the Y signal is  
output to the EVF  
connecter.  
S/N  
ON  
ENG  
For setting the S/N  
measurement.  
DETAIL  
ON  
OFF  
ENG  
ENG  
For setting the DETAIL to  
ON or OFF.  
COLOR:  
H-F COMPE.  
ON  
OFF  
For setting the high-  
frequency compensation  
to ON or OFF.  
The Y, Pb, and Pr  
signals are output to the  
EVF connecter.  
Currently there is no  
viewfinder to support  
this.  
GAMMA  
MATRIX  
FLARE  
ON  
OFF  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
For setting the GAMMA to  
ON or OFF.  
ON  
OFF  
For setting the MATRIX to  
ON or OFF.  
U F E  
SUPER DTL  
ON  
OFF  
ENG  
For selecting the kind of  
detail to be provided.  
ON:  
A stronger detail than  
usual is provided.  
OFF:  
ON  
OFF  
For setting the FLARE to  
ON or OFF.  
M. PED  
–200  
:
For adjusting the master  
pedestal level.  
+140  
:
+200  
The same level of detail  
as usual is provided.  
U F E  
<Notes>  
OWhen the frame frequency setting has been changed, it is  
necessary to restart the unit by turning the POWER switch to OFF  
and then to ON again for the setting to be switched.  
OWhen MONO has been selected as the EVF SEL item setting, the  
marker displays are set on the VF MARKER screen of FILM  
(CAM) MAIN MENU 2. When COLOR has been selected instead,  
they are set using MONITOR MARKER on the VTR MAIN MENU  
screen. Furthermore, when COLOR is selected, the EVF ZEBRA  
and EVF DETAIL functions no longer work.  
OModulation measurement screen  
The modulation measurements are performed on  
this screen.  
OWhen setting SUPER DTL to ON, please adjust the H.DTL  
LEVEL, H.DTL FREQ and DTL CLIP values. Also, please adjust  
the V.DTL LEVEL according to these values.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
MODULATION  
ON  
ENG  
For setting the modulation  
measurement.  
E
OItem  
setting.  
will be saved regardless of the ECU DATA SAVE  
DETAIL  
ON  
OFF  
ENG  
ENG  
For setting the DETAIL to  
ON or OFF.  
H-F COMPE.  
ON  
OFF  
For setting the high-  
frequency compensation  
to ON or OFF.  
GAMMA  
MATRIX  
FLARE  
ON  
OFF  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
For setting the GAMMA to  
ON or OFF.  
ON  
OFF  
For setting the MATRIX to  
ON or OFF.  
ON  
OFF  
For setting the FLARE to  
ON or OFF.  
M. PED  
–200  
:
For adjusting the master  
pedestal level.  
(FILM MENU)  
(CAM MENU)  
+000  
:
+018  
:
+200  
<Note>  
The EVALUATION screen items are returned to their default  
settings as soon as the menu is exited.  
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in  
the preset mode.  
113  
Setting menu screens FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 4 (continued)  
OResolution measurement screen  
The resolution measurements are performed on  
this screen.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
RESOLUTION  
ON  
ENG  
For setting the resolution  
measurement.  
DETAIL  
ON  
OFF  
ENG  
ENG  
For setting the DETAIL to  
ON or OFF.  
H-F COMPE.  
ON  
OFF  
For setting the high-  
frequency compensation  
to ON or OFF.  
GAMMA  
MATRIX  
FLARE  
ON  
OFF  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
For setting the GAMMA to  
ON or OFF.  
ON  
OFF  
For setting the MATRIX to  
ON or OFF.  
ON  
OFF  
For setting the FLARE to  
ON or OFF.  
M. PED  
–200  
:
For adjusting the master  
pedestal level.  
(FILM MENU)  
(CAM MENU)  
+000  
:
+018  
:
+200  
OSensitivity measurement screen  
The sensitivity measurements are performed on  
this screen.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
SENSITIVITY  
ON  
ENG  
For setting the sensitivity  
measurement.  
KNEE  
ON  
OFF  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
For setting the KNEE to  
ON or OFF.  
W. CLIP  
ON  
OFF  
For setting the white clip  
to ON or OFF.  
M. PED  
–200  
:
For adjusting the master  
pedestal level.  
(FILM MENU)  
(CAM MENU)  
+000  
:
+018  
:
+200  
114  
Setting menu screens  
VTR MENUS  
VTR MAIN MENU screen  
VF  
display  
SUB menu  
Remarks  
FUNCTION  
ENG  
Index for opening the FUNCTION  
screen.  
BATTERY/  
TAPE  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
Index for opening the BATTERY/TAPE  
screen.  
BATTERY  
SETTING  
Index for opening the BATTERY  
SETTING screen.  
VTR VF  
INDICATOR  
Index for opening the VTR VF  
INDICATOR screen.  
MIC/AUDIO  
Index for opening the MIC/AUDIO  
screen.  
TC/UB  
Index for opening the TC/UB screen.  
TIME/DATE  
Index for opening the TIME/DATE  
screen.  
VTR USER  
MENU SELECT  
Index for opening the VTR USER  
MENU SELECT screen.  
VTR CARD  
READ/WRITE  
Index for opening the VTR CARD  
READ/WRITE screen.  
VTR INITIALIZE ENG  
Index for opening the VTR INITIALIZE  
screen.  
DIAGNOSTIC  
ENG  
Index for opening the VTR  
DIAGNOSTIC screen.  
115  
Setting menu screens  
VTR MAIN MENU  
FUNCTION screen  
The VTR’s functions are set on this screen.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
Item  
Remarks  
NEWS REC  
MODE  
OFF  
0.2  
:
USER  
ENG  
For selecting the VTR  
START button  
acknowledgment time  
during recording.  
INTERVAL REC  
MODE  
ON  
USER  
For selecting the  
intermittent recording  
mode.  
ON: Intermittent recording  
is performed.  
ONE SHOT ENG  
OFF  
2.0  
OFF  
:
The pressing of the VTR  
START button is  
acknowledged  
immediately, recording is  
stopped, and the unit is set  
to the REC PAUSE mode.  
ONE SHOT: Intermittent  
recording is performed  
once and then stopped.  
OFF: Intermittent recording  
is not performed.  
<Note>  
0.2—2.0  
:
Intermittent recording is set  
OFF when the unit’s power  
switch has been set to ON.  
The pressing of the VTR  
START button is not  
acknowledged and  
recording is continued for  
the time set (in increments  
of 0.2 sec.).  
F
INTERVAL REC  
TIME  
00s10f  
:
59s29f  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the REC time for  
intermittent recording.  
<Note>  
When REC time is set at  
less than 1 second, the  
initial recording time will  
be 1 second.  
C U F  
HUMID OPE  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For selecting the VTR  
operation when  
condensation has formed.  
ON : Operation is  
continued as usual.  
OFF : Operation of all  
controls except the  
POWER switch and  
EJECT button is  
C U F  
INTERVAL  
00h00m02s  
:
23h59m59s  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the REC  
PAUSE time for  
intermittent recording.  
PAUSE TIME  
C U F  
ECU REC CHK  
SW  
R. REVIEW USER  
RETAKE  
For selecting the unit  
operation when the REC  
CHK button on the AJ-  
EC3 extension control unit  
is pressed.  
R. REVIEW:  
Rec review is performed.  
RETAKE:  
ENG  
inhibited.  
C U F  
REC START  
ALL  
NORMAL  
USER  
ENG  
For selecting  
acknowledgement of recording  
started by the VTR START  
button.  
ALL:  
Retake is performed,  
then playback.  
The start of the recording is  
acknowledged regardless of  
the VTR mode.  
C U F  
CHARACTER  
ON SDI  
MENU  
STATUS  
USER  
ENG  
For selecting the item to  
be superimposed on the  
SDI output signals.  
MENU:  
The menu screen is  
superimposed.  
NORMAL:  
The start of the recording is  
acknowledged only in the  
STOP (POWER SAVE) mode  
and REC PAUSE mode.  
C U F  
STATUS:  
PAUSE TIMER  
10  
20  
30  
60  
USER  
ENG  
For selecting the amount of  
time REC PAUSE is to be held.  
10/20/30/60: 10, 20, 30 or 60  
minutes.  
The menu screen and  
viewfinder status display  
are superimposed.  
<Note>  
C U F  
Neither of these items will  
be superimposed when  
the CHARACTER switch  
on the side panel is set to  
OFF.  
RETAKE MODE  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
Functions for rewinding  
the tape to the position  
where recording started.  
ON : The RETAKE  
function works.  
C U F  
OFF : The RETAKE  
function does not  
work.  
COMPRESSION NORMAL  
MODE DARK  
USER  
ENG  
For selecting the DVCPRO  
compression mode.  
NORMAL:  
Normal shooting is  
conducted in this mode.  
DARK:  
This modes reduces the  
distortion in the compressed  
images which occurs in the  
dark areas of the images.  
However, the distortion in  
the compressed images in  
other areas may be  
<Note>  
The RETAKE function is  
set OFF when the unit’s  
power switch has been set  
to ON.  
C
F
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in  
the preset mode.  
increased.  
C U F  
116  
Setting menu screens VTR MAIN MENU (continued)  
BATTERY/TAPE screen  
BATTERY/TAPE screen  
Select the settings which match the type of battery  
used on this screen.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
The warning tone which signals the remaining battery  
charge and remaining tape and which is heard during  
shooting can be switched off if they prove to be  
distracting.  
BATT NEAR  
END ALARM  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the warning  
tone heard when the  
battery is near the end of  
its charge to ON or OFF.  
C U F  
BATT NEAR  
END CANCEL  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For switching the function  
which cancels the warning  
tone heard when the  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
battery is near the end of  
its charge to ON or OFF  
using the MODE switch.  
BATTERY  
SELECT  
AJ-BP490  
AU-BP402  
PRO14  
TRIM14  
TRIM13  
DIGITAL14  
DIONIC90  
DIONIC160  
BP-H90  
BP-H100  
NP-L50  
ENDURA50  
ENDURA-D  
BP-L60/90  
USER  
ENG  
For selecting the type of  
battery used.  
AJ-BP490 : AJ-BP490  
battery  
AU-BP402 : AU-BP402  
battery  
C U F  
BATT END  
ALARM  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the warning  
tone heard when the  
battery is at the end of its  
charge to ON or OFF.  
PRO14  
TRIM14  
TRIM13  
: Anton/Bauer  
PRO14 battery  
: Anton/Bauer  
TRIM14 battery  
: Anton/Bauer  
TRIM13 battery  
C U F  
BATT REMAIN  
FULL  
100%  
70%  
USER  
ENG  
For selecting the battery  
capacity at which “FULL”  
is to appear on the LCD  
display window as the  
remaining battery display  
(for all 7 segments to be  
lighted).  
DIGITAL14 : Anton/Bauer  
DIGITAL  
battery (14V)  
DIONIC90 : Anton/Bauer  
DIONIC90  
C U F  
TAPE NEAR  
END ALARM  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the warning  
tone heard when the end  
of the tape is near to ON  
or OFF.  
DIGITAL  
battery  
C U F  
DIONIC160: Anton/Bauer  
DIONIC160  
TAPE NEAR  
END TIME  
3min  
2min  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the remaining  
tape time for which the  
warning tone is to be  
heard when the end of the  
tape is near.  
DIGITAL  
battery  
BP-H90  
: IDX BP-H90  
C U F  
battery  
BP-H100 : IDX BP-H100  
TAPE END  
ALARM  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the warning  
tone heard when the tape  
has reached its end to ON  
or OFF.  
battery  
NP-L50  
: IDX NP-L50  
C U F  
battery  
ENDURA50 : IDX  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the time for  
one segment of the  
remaining tape display  
indicated on the LCD  
display window.  
3min/$ : One segment is  
set to 3 minutes.  
5min/$ : One segment is  
set to 5 minutes.  
TAPE REMAIN/$ 3min/  
$
$
5min/  
ENDURA50  
battery  
ENDURA-D  
:
When mounting  
the V-mount  
adapter plate  
made by IDX to  
use a digital  
battery  
C U F  
BP-L60/90 : Sony BP-  
L60/90 battery  
C U F  
EXT DC IN  
SELECT  
AC-ADPT  
AJ-BP490  
AU-BP402  
PRO14  
USER  
ENG  
For selecting the power  
source to be connected to  
the DC IN socket.  
TRIM14  
BP-H90  
BP-H100  
BP-L60/90  
C U F  
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in  
the preset mode.  
117  
Setting menu screens VTR MAIN MENU (continued)  
BATTERY SETTING screen  
MONITOR MARKER screen  
The type of battery to be used is selected and its Using the menu settings on this screen, it is possible  
settings are performed on this screen.  
to select the display used for the safety zone and other  
markers for the HD SDI MON connector and also for  
the EVF connector when COLOR has been selected  
as the EVF SEL item setting on the OPTION menu  
from FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU 4.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
AJ-BP490  
MANUAL  
AUTO  
ENG  
For setting the AJ-BP490  
and the PACO HP-90A  
battery.  
C U F  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
AU-BP402  
MANUAL  
AUTO  
ENG  
ENG  
For setting the AU-BP402  
battery.  
C U F  
SAFTY ZONE  
16:9  
4:3  
USER  
ENG  
For selecting the safety  
zone (90%).  
PRO14  
MANUAL  
AUTO  
For setting the  
Anton/Bauer PRO14  
battery.  
OFF  
C U F  
C U F  
CENTER MARK  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For selecting ON or OFF  
for the center marker  
display.  
TRIM14  
MANUAL  
AUTO  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
For setting the  
Anton/Bauer TRIM14  
battery.  
C U F  
C U F  
FRAME SIG  
4:3  
14:9  
USER  
ENG  
For switching the frame  
marker display.  
TRIM13  
MANUAL  
AUTO  
For setting the  
Anton/Bauer TRIM13  
battery.  
VISTA  
CNSCO  
VISTA : 1:1.85  
CNSCO: 1:1.235  
C U F  
C U F  
DIGITAL14  
MANUAL  
AUTO  
For setting the  
Anton/Bauer digital battery  
(14V).  
MARK  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For selecting ON or OFF  
for the frame marker  
display.  
C U F  
C U F  
DIONIC90  
MANUAL  
AUTO  
For setting the  
Anton/Bauer DIONIC90  
digital battery.  
<Note>  
Set the marker displays to appear on a regular black-and-white  
viewfinder on the VF MARKER screen of FILM (CAM) MAIN MENU  
2.  
C U F  
DIONIC160  
MANUAL  
AUTO  
For setting the  
Anton/Bauer DIONIC160  
digital battery.  
C U F  
BP-H90  
MANUAL  
AUTO  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
For setting the IDX BP-  
H90 battery.  
C U F  
BP-H100  
MANUAL  
AUTO  
For setting the IDX BP-  
H100 battery.  
C U F  
NP-L50  
MANUAL  
AUTO  
For setting the IDX NP-  
L50 battery.  
C U F  
ENDURA50  
C U F  
ENDURA-D  
MANUAL  
AUTO  
For setting the IDX  
ENDURA50 battery.  
MANUAL  
AUTO  
For use when mounting  
the V-mount adapter plate  
made by IDX to use a  
digital battery  
C U F  
BP-L60/90  
C U F  
MANUAL  
AUTO  
ENG  
For setting the Sony BP-  
L60/90 battery.  
1. Either “¢” or “” appears in front of each item to indicate whether  
the item is set to ON or OFF.  
¢ : ON  
: OFF  
2. Each time the JOG dial button is pressed, the setting moves in  
the following sequence:  
ON/OFF setting  
7
AUTO/MANUAL setting  
AUTO  
: The NEAR END voltage value preset in each battery  
is used.  
MANUAL : The NEAR END voltage setting for each battery can  
be changed.  
7
NEAR END voltage setting  
7
Item movement  
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in  
the preset mode.  
118  
Setting menu screens VTR MAIN MENU (continued)  
VTR VF INDICATOR screen  
The information to be displayed in the viewfinder is set  
on this screen.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
Item  
Remarks  
TAPE (IND)  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For switching the  
remaining tape display to  
ON or OFF.  
COMPRESSION ON  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the compression  
mode display to ON or OFF.  
ON: “COMP” appears at  
the top right when  
DARK has been  
(IND)  
OFF  
C U F  
BATTERY (IND)  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For switching the battery  
voltage display to ON or  
OFF.  
selected as the  
COMPRESSION  
setting on the  
C U F  
LEVEL METER  
(IND)  
CH1  
CH1•CH2  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For selecting what the  
audio level meter is to  
display.  
CH1: The level of the CH1  
signals only is displayed.  
CH1•CH2: The levels of  
both the CH1 and CH2  
signals are displayed.  
OFF: No display.  
FUNCTION screen.  
OFF: The compression  
mode is not  
displayed.  
C U F  
SAVE LED  
SAVE&TAPE  
SAVE  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the operation  
of the SAVE lamp.  
SAVE  
:
C U F  
This lights when the VTR  
SAVE/STBY switch has  
been set to SAVE.  
It goes off during  
AUDIO IN (IND)  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For switching the audio  
input display to ON or OFF.  
ON: The audio input is  
displayed.  
OFF: The audio input is not  
displayed.  
recording.  
SAVE&TAPE  
:
C U F  
This lights when the VTR  
SAVE/STBY switch has  
been set to SAVE.  
It goes off during  
recording.  
When the tape is  
TC (IND)  
TCG  
TCR  
TCG/TCR  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For selecting what the  
time code is to display.  
TCG: The time code  
generated by the time  
code generator is  
approaching its end, it  
flashes in tandem with  
the warning alarm that  
sounds when tape-end is  
approaching.  
displayed in the E-E  
mode.  
TCR: The time code reader  
value is displayed in the  
V-V mode.  
C U F  
TCG/TCR: The time code  
generated by the time  
code generator is  
displayed in the E-E  
mode; the time code  
reader value is displayed  
in the V-V mode.  
OFF: The time code is not  
displayed.  
MIC/AUDIO screen  
The MIC/AUDIO settings are performed on this  
screen.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
C U F  
Item  
Remarks  
VTR WARNING  
(IND)  
ALWAYS  
NORMAL  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting when the  
VTR’s warnings are to be  
displayed.  
FRONT MIC  
POWER  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
ON : The phantom power  
is supplied to the  
ALWAYS: The warning  
display always appears  
when a warning has  
occurred.  
front microphone.  
OFF : The phantom power  
is not supplied to the  
front microphone.  
C U F  
NORMAL: The display  
appears for 3 seconds  
after the warning  
occurred and for 3  
seconds after recording  
was started or  
completed.  
OFF: The warning displays  
do not appear.  
C U F  
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in  
the preset mode.  
119  
Setting menu screens VTR MAIN MENU (continued)  
MIC/AUDIO screen  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
Item  
Remarks  
MIC LOWCUT  
CH1  
FRONT  
REAR  
F&R  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the high-pass  
filter for the CH1 mic input.  
FRONT:The high-pass filter  
for the front mic  
CUE SELECT  
SIDE SW  
CH1  
CH2  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the audio  
signals to be recorded on  
the cue track.  
OFF  
MIX  
SIDE SW:  
input is set to ON.  
REAR: The high-pass filter  
for the rear mic  
The signals selected by  
the CUE switch on the  
side panel are recorded.  
input is set to ON.  
CH1  
:
F&R  
:
The high-pass  
filters for both the  
front and rear mic  
inputs are set to  
ON.  
The CH1 signals are  
recorded.  
CH2  
:
The CH2 signals are  
recorded.  
OFF  
:
The high-pass filter  
for the CH1 input is  
set to OFF.  
MIX  
:
The CH1 and CH2  
mixed signals are  
recorded.  
C U F  
C U F  
MIC LOWCUT  
CH2  
FRONT  
REAR  
F&R  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the high-pass  
filter for the CH2 mic input.  
FRONT:The high-pass filter  
for the front mic  
EMBEDDED  
AUDIO (60 Hz)  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting whether the  
embedded audio signals  
are to be output to the HD  
SDI MON connector and  
HD SDI EE connector  
when 60.00 Hz has been  
selected as the frame  
frequency setting.  
OFF  
input is set to ON.  
REAR: The high-pass filter  
for the rear mic  
input is set to ON.  
F&R  
:
The high-pass  
filters for both the  
front and rear mic  
inputs are set to  
ON.  
The high-pass filter  
for the CH2 input is  
set to OFF.  
ON  
:
The embedded  
audio signals are  
output.  
OFF : The embedded  
audio signals are not  
OFF  
:
output.  
C U F  
C U F  
A/V SYNCHRO  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
At low frame rates, the  
images lag behind the  
sound. This item is used  
to select whether this lag  
is to be adjusted.  
LIMITER  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For switching the audio  
limiter to ON or OFF.  
ON : The limiter operates.  
OFF : The limiter does not  
operate.  
ON:  
C U F  
The lag is adjusted so  
that the timing of the  
images is more or less  
in synchronization with  
the timing of the sound.  
OFF:  
The lag is not adjusted.  
The same operations as  
in previous models are  
performed.  
TEST TONE  
NORMAL  
ALWAYS  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
NORMAL:  
The test tone signal is  
output when the AUDIO  
IN switch for CH1 is set  
to front while BAR is  
selected as the  
CHSEL  
CAM/BAR switch setting.  
ALWAYS  
:
The test tone signal is  
always output when BAR  
is selected as the  
C U F  
<Notes>  
CAM/BAR switch setting.  
OWhen ON has been selected as the A/V SYNCHRO item setting,  
noise may be carried on the audio signals at those moments  
when the frame rate is switched.  
OThe timing of the images and the timing of the sound are fixed  
while recording is in progress. This means that these two timings  
may not be in synchronization when the frame rate is switched  
during recoding even when ON has been selected as the A/V  
SYNCHRO item setting.  
OAt frame rates of 12P and less, it is not possible for the timing of  
the images and the timing of the sound to be in synchronization  
even when ON has been selected as the A/V SYNCHRO item  
setting. The 12P timing will be fixed.  
OFF  
:
The test tone signal is  
not output.  
CHSEL  
:
The test tone signal is  
output for the selected  
channel when the  
AUDIO IN switch CH1 or  
CH2 is set to front while  
BAR is selected as the  
CAM/BAR switch setting.  
C U F  
<Note>  
The frequency characteristics in the MIC LOWCUT ON mode are  
200 Hz to 10 kHz.  
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in  
the preset mode.  
120  
Setting menu screens VTR MAIN MENU (continued)  
TC/UB screen  
The time code and user bits settings are performed on  
this screen.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
Item  
Remarks  
TC MODE  
DF  
NDF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the time code  
to the DF or NDF mode.  
DF : The time code is set  
to the drop frame  
TCG SET HOLD ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For selecting the operation  
of TCG when the TCG  
SET 5 power OFF 5  
power ON 5 REC  
operations are performed.  
ON : The TCG setting is  
stored when the  
mode.  
NDF: The time code is set  
to the non-drop  
frame mode.  
<Note>  
power is turned off,  
and is not  
This unit will perform the  
processing in the non-drop  
frame mode when the  
frame rate has been set to  
24 fps.  
regenerated.  
OFF : The TCG setting is  
not stored when the  
power is turned off,  
but is regenerated.  
C U F  
C U F  
FIRST REC TC  
REGEN  
PRESET  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the TC REGEN  
mode when recording is  
started.  
UB MODE  
USER  
DATE  
TIME  
EXT  
USER  
ENG  
For setting what is to be  
written as the user bits in  
the LTC area.  
USER : User setting (fixed).  
DATE : Real time value for  
year/month/day/  
hours.  
REGEN  
:
The time code set on the  
tape is regenerated.  
However, when the  
frame rate has been set  
to 24 fps, the time code  
on the tape in those  
parts where the drop  
frame mode was  
TCG  
TIME : Real time value for  
hours/minutes/  
seconds.  
EXT : The UBG value is  
slave-locked when  
a TC signal is  
established will not be  
regenerated.  
supplied from an  
external source.  
(The user setting is  
used when no  
external input is  
supplied.)  
PRESET  
:
The time code set on the  
tape is not regenerated.  
However, it is forcibly  
regenerated when the  
unit is transferred from  
the rec-pause mode to  
the recording mode.  
TCG  
:
Time code  
generator value  
<Note>  
C U F  
Set the time on the  
TIME/DATE menu screen  
when using the UB MODE  
item with real-time  
operation.  
<Note>  
When USER is set for the UB MODE item, it is not possible to set  
EXT for the VITC UB MODE item.  
Similarly, it is not possible to set EXT for the UB MODE item when  
USER has been set for the VITC UB MODE item.  
C U F  
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in  
the preset mode.  
This unit automatically stores as the tape management information both the frame rate information which indicates the shooting speed and  
the active frame information which indicates the first frame where the frame image was switched in the user bits of the sub-code track area  
(this used to be the LTC area). This information is output from the TC OUT connector, HD SDI MON connector and HD SDI EE connector.  
Further, the active frame information is stored in the least significant digit of the user bits while the frame rate information is stored in its  
lower third and fourth digits.  
<Notes>  
OWhen “DATE,” “TCG” or “USER” has been selected as the UB MODE item setting on the TC/UB screen, the tape management  
information is output from the least significant digit to the lower fourth digit of the user bits, so no other user bits information will be  
output.  
OThe tape management information is not output as the user bits information in the VIDEO AUX area (this used to be the VITC area).  
121  
Setting menu screens VTR MAIN MENU (continued)  
TC/UB screen  
The time code and user bits settings are performed on  
this screen.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
Item  
Remarks  
P. OFF LCD  
DISPLAY  
ON  
OFF  
USER  
ENG  
For setting whether the  
LCD display is to appear  
when the power is OFF.  
ON : The LCD display  
appears even when  
the power is OFF.  
OFF : The LCD display  
does not appear  
VITC UB MODE  
USER  
DATE  
TIME  
EXT  
USER  
ENG  
For setting what is to be  
written as the user bits in  
the VITC area.  
USER : User setting (fixed).  
DATE : Real time value for  
year/month/day/  
TCG  
hours.  
TIME : Real time value for  
hours/minutes/  
when the power is  
OFF.  
seconds.  
The power-saving mode is  
established.  
EXT : The UBG value is  
slave-locked when  
a TC signal is  
C U F  
TC OUT  
TCG  
TCG/TCR  
USER  
ENG  
For selecting the time  
code which is to be output  
to the time code output  
connector.  
supplied from an  
external source.  
(The user setting is  
used when no  
external input is  
supplied.)  
TCG  
:
The time code generated  
by the time code  
generator is output at all  
times.  
TCG : Time code  
generator value  
<Notes>  
TCG/TCR  
:
O Set the time on the  
TIME/DATE menu  
screen when using the  
UB MODE item with  
real-time operation.  
OThe tape management  
information is not  
output as the user bits  
information in the  
VITC area.  
The time code generated  
by the time code  
generator is output in the  
E-E mode; the time code  
reader value is output in  
the V-V mode.  
C U F  
C U F  
TC DISP SEL  
24F  
25F  
30F  
USER  
ENG  
For setting the number of  
frames to be displayed per  
second in the time code  
frame digits.  
24F: 0 to 23 frames will be  
displayed per second.  
25F: 0 to 24 frames will be  
displayed per second.  
30F: 0 to 29 frames will be  
displayed per second.  
C U F  
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in  
the preset mode.  
122  
Setting menu screens VTR MAIN MENU (continued)  
TIME DATE screen  
VTR INITIALIZE screen  
The time/date settings are performed on this screen.  
The VTR MENU settings are initialized and the user  
data is saved on this screen.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
YEAR  
00—05—99 ENG  
For setting the year.  
READ FACTORY  
DATA  
ENG  
For returning the menu  
data to the factory  
settings.  
==  
MONTH  
DAY  
1 — 12  
1 — 31  
0 — 23  
0 — 59  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
For setting the month.  
For setting the day.  
WRITE VTR  
USER DATA  
ENG  
For saving the VTR MENU  
data inherent to the user  
into the unit’s memory.  
==  
HOUR  
MINUTE  
For setting the hours.  
For setting the minutes.  
DIAGNOSTIC screen  
The use statuses and software versions are displayed  
on this screen.  
For entering the time and  
date.  
==  
$ TIME/DATE  
SET  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
OPERATION  
ENG  
Operating time with power  
ON.  
==  
==  
==  
==  
VTR USER MENU SELECT screen  
This is the index screen for opening the screens  
containing the items to be registered on the VTR unit’s  
USER MENU.  
DRUM RUNNING  
THREADING  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
Number of hours the drum  
has rotated.  
Number of times tapes  
have been loaded.  
VF  
display  
SUB menu  
Remarks  
VTR SYSCON  
For displaying the version  
of the system  
microcomputer.  
FUNCTION  
ENG  
Index for opening the FUNCTION  
screen.  
SERVO  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
For displaying the version  
of the servo  
microcomputer.  
==  
==  
==  
BATTERY/TAPE ENG  
Index for opening the BATTERY/TAPE  
screen.  
MONITOR  
MARKER  
ENG  
Index for opening the screen  
(MONITOR MARKER) on which to set  
the markers for the HD SDI MON  
connector and color EVF.  
MECHACON  
FRONT  
For displaying the version  
of the mechanism control  
microcomputer.  
For displaying the version  
of the LCD panel drive  
microcomputer.  
VTR VF  
ENG  
Index for opening the VTR VF  
INDICATOR screen.  
INDICATOR  
SDI IF  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
For displaying the version  
of the SDI IF FPGA.  
==  
==  
==  
MIC/AUDIO  
TC/UB  
ENG  
ENG  
Index for opening the MIC/AUDIO  
screen.  
AUDIO  
CODEC  
For displaying the version  
of the AUDIO FPGA.  
Index for opening the TC/UB screen.  
For displaying the version  
of the CODEC FPGA.  
VTR CARD READ/WRITE screen  
The settings for saving the menu data onto the SD  
memory card and loading the data from it are  
performed on this screen.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
READ  
ENG  
For loading the VTR data  
from the SD memory card.  
==  
==  
==  
WRITE  
ENG  
ENG  
For saving the VTR data  
onto the SD memory card.  
READ USER  
DATA  
For loading the VTR user  
area data contained in the  
unit’s internal memory.  
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in  
the preset mode.  
123  
Setting menu screens  
VTR USER MENU SELECT  
¢
ON ( ) or OFF () is set on this screen to determine which items are to be registered on the USER MENU  
screen.  
The maximum number of VTR unit items which can be registered is 14.  
FUNCTION screen  
BATTERY/TAPE screen  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
Item  
Remarks  
NEWS REC  
MODE  
¢
ENG  
For setting the registration  
of the NEWS REC MODE  
item on the USER MENU  
screen.  
BATT NEAR  
END ALARM  
¢
ENG  
For setting the registration  
of the BATT NEAR END  
ALARM item on the USER  
MENU screen.  
C U F  
C U F  
HUMID OPE  
¢
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
For setting the registration  
of the HUMID OPE item  
on the USER MENU  
screen.  
BATT NEAR  
END CANCEL  
¢
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
For setting the registration  
of the BATT NEAR END  
CANCEL item on the  
USER MENU screen.  
C U F  
C U F  
REC START  
¢
For setting the registration  
of the REC START item  
on the USER MENU  
screen.  
BATT END  
ALARM  
¢
For setting the registration  
of the BATT END ALARM  
item on the USER MENU  
screen.  
C U F  
C U F  
PAUSE TIMER  
¢
For setting the registration  
of the PAUSE TIMER item  
on the USER MENU  
screen.  
BATT REMAIN  
FULL  
¢
For setting the registration  
of the BATT REMAIN  
FULL item on the USER  
MENU screen.  
C U F  
C U F  
RETAKE MODE  
¢
For setting the registration  
of the RETAKE MODE  
item on the USER MENU  
screen.  
TAPE NEAR  
END ALARM  
¢
For setting the registration  
of the TAPE NEAR END  
ALARM item on the USER  
MENU screen.  
C U F  
C U F  
INTERVAL REC  
MODE  
¢
For setting the registration  
of the INTERVAL REC  
MODE item on the USER  
MENU screen.  
TAPE NEAR  
END TIME  
¢
For setting the registration  
of the TAPE NEAR END  
TIME item on the USER  
MENU screen.  
C U F  
C U F  
INTERVAL REC  
TIME  
¢
For setting the registration  
of the INTERVAL REC  
TIME item on the USER  
MENU screen.  
TAPE END  
ALARM  
¢
For setting the registration  
of the TAPE END ALARM  
item on the USER MENU  
screen.  
C U F  
C U F  
INTERVAL  
PAUSE TIME  
¢
For setting the registration  
of the INTERVAL PAUSE  
TIME item on the USER  
MENU screen.  
¢
For setting the registration  
of the TAPE REMAIN/$  
item on the USER MENU  
screen.  
TAPE REMAIN /$  
C U F  
C U F  
ECU REC CHK  
SW  
¢
For setting the registration  
of the ECU REC CHK SW  
item on the USER MENU  
screen.  
MONITOR MARKER screen  
C U F  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
CHARACTER  
ON SDI  
¢
For setting the registration  
of the CHARACTER ON  
SDI item on the USER  
MENU screen.  
Item  
Remarks  
SAFETY ZONE  
¢
ENG  
For setting the registration  
of the SAFETY MENU  
item on the USER MENU  
screen.  
C U F  
COMPRESSION  
MODE  
¢
For setting the registration  
of the COMPRESSION  
item on the USER MENU  
screen.  
C U F  
CENTER MARK  
¢
ENG  
For setting the registration  
of the CENTER MARK  
item on the USER MENU  
screen.  
C U F  
C U F  
BATTERY/TAPE screen  
FRAME SIG  
¢
ENG  
ENG  
For setting the registration  
of the FRAME SIG item on  
the USER MENU screen.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
C U F  
MARK  
¢
For setting the registration  
of the MARK item on the  
USER MENU screen.  
BATTERY  
SELECT  
¢
ENG  
For setting the registration  
of the BATTERY SELECT  
item on the USER MENU  
screen.  
C U F  
C U F  
EXT DC IN  
SELECT  
¢
ENG  
For setting the registration  
of the EXT DC IN  
SELECT item on the  
USER MENU screen.  
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in  
the preset mode.  
C U F  
124  
Setting menu screens VTR USER MENU SELECT (continued)  
¢
ON ( ) or OFF () is set on this screen to determine which items are to be registered on the USER MENU  
screen.  
The maximum number of VTR unit items which can be registered is 14.  
VTR VF INDICATOR screen  
MIC/AUDIO screen  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
Item  
Remarks  
TAPE (IND)  
¢
ENG  
For setting the registration  
of the TAPE (VF  
INDICATOR) item on the  
USER MENU screen.  
CUE SELECT  
¢
ENG  
For setting the registration  
of the CUE SELECT item  
on the USER MENU  
screen.  
C U F  
C U F  
BATTERY (IND)  
¢
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
For setting the registration  
of the BATTERY (VF  
INDICATOR) item on the  
USER MENU screen.  
EMBEDDED  
AUDIO (60Hz)  
¢
ENG  
ENG  
For setting the registration  
of the EMBEDDED  
AUDIO (60Hz) item on the  
USER MENU screen.  
C U F  
C U F  
LEVEL METER  
(IND)  
¢
For setting the registration  
of the LVEL METER (VF  
INDICATOR) item on the  
USER MENU screen.  
A/V SYNCHRO  
¢
For setting the registration  
of the A/V SYNCHRO item  
on the USER MENU  
screen.  
C U F  
C U F  
AUDIO IN (IND)  
¢
For setting the registration  
of the AUDIO IN (VF  
INDICATOR) item on the  
USER MENU screen.  
TC/UB screen  
C U F  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
TC (IND)  
¢
For setting the registration  
of the TC (VF  
INDICATOR) item on the  
USER MENU screen.  
Item  
Remarks  
TC MODE  
¢
ENG  
For setting the registration  
of the TC MODE item on  
the USER MENU screen.  
C U F  
VTR WARNING  
(IND)  
¢
For setting the registration  
of the VTR WARNING (VF  
INDICATOR) item on the  
USER MENU screen.  
C U F  
UB MODE  
¢
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
For setting the registration  
of the UB MODE item on  
the USER MENU screen.  
C U F  
C U F  
COMPRESSION  
(IND)  
¢
For setting the registration  
of the COMPRESSION  
(VF INDICATOR) item on  
the USER MENU screen.  
TCG SET HOLD  
¢
For setting the registration  
of the TCG SET HOLD item  
on the USER MENU screen.  
C U F  
C U F  
FIRST REC TC  
¢
For setting the registration  
of the FIRST REC TC item  
on the USER MENU screen.  
SAVE LED  
¢
For setting the registration  
of the SAVE LED item on  
the USER MENU screen.  
C U F  
C U F  
P.OFF LCD  
DISPLAY  
¢
For setting the registration  
of the P.OFF LCD  
DISPLAY item on the  
USER MENU screen.  
MIC/AUDIO screen  
C U F  
TC OUT  
¢
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
For setting the registration  
of the TC OUT item on the  
USER MENU screen.  
Variable  
range  
VF  
display  
Item  
Remarks  
C U F  
FRONT MIC  
POWER  
¢
ENG  
For setting the registration  
of the FRONT MIC  
POWER item on the  
USER MENU screen.  
VITC UB MODE  
¢
For setting the registration  
of the VITC UB MODE item  
on the USER MENU screen.  
C U F  
C U F  
TC DISP SEL  
¢
For setting the registration  
of the TC DISP SEL item on  
the USER MENU screen.  
MIC LOWCUT  
CH1  
¢
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
ENG  
For setting the registration of  
the MIC LOWCUT CH1 item  
on the USER MENU screen.  
C U F  
C U F  
MIC LOWCUT  
CH2  
¢
For setting the registration of  
the MIC LOWCUT CH2 item  
on the USER MENU screen.  
C U F  
LIMITER  
¢
For setting the registration  
of the LIMITER item on  
the USER MENU screen.  
C U F  
TEST TONE  
¢
For setting the registration  
of the TEST TONE item on  
the USER MENU screen.  
C U F  
The underlining in the variable range column indicates the setting in  
the preset mode.  
125  

Rival GC8101 User Manual
Ricoh G700SE User Manual
Radio Shack EC 3031 User Manual
Pioneer XV BD707 User Manual
Panasonic HDC DX1P User Manual
Panasonic 721210105 User Manual
Olympus VT1621 01 User Manual
KitchenAid 4KFP730 User Manual
Kenwood KDC MP249 User Manual
Kenwood Car Stereo System KDC W4141 User Manual