Panasonic AG-HPD24PJ Operating Instructions Manual Download

Page: 12 / 161

Contents

Volume 1

Read this first! (For AG-HPD24P)

........ 2

Read this first! (For AG-HPD24E)

........ 6

Read this first! (For AG-HPD24P/

AG-HPD24E)

...................................... 10

Usage Precautions

............................... 14

Regarding this unit

.......................... 14

AC adaptor

........................................... 15

Battery

.................................................. 15

Battery characteristics .......................... 15

Remove the battery after use. ............... 16

Before Use

........................................... 16

Always confirm the year, month, day, time and

time zone, and set as necessary .......... 16

Compatible storage media .................... 16

Supplied Accessories, Optional

Accessories

........................................ 17

Supplied Accessories

..................... 17

Optional Accessories

.......................... 17

Control Reference Guide

..................... 18

Controls

............................................ 18

Slots, etc.

............................................. 21

I/O Connectors

..................................... 22

Preparation

........................................... 24

Charging the battery

....................... 24

Power Preparations

............................. 25

Using a battery

................................. 25

Installation ............................................. 25

Removal ................................................ 25

Using the AC adaptor

.......................... 26

Installation ............................................. 26

Removal ................................................ 26

Turning Power On and Off

.................. 27

Turning On ............................................ 27

Turning Off ............................................ 27

About Auto Power Off during operation ... 28

Setting the Year, Month, Day and

Time

................................................... 28

Basic Operation

.................................... 29

About P2 Cards

................................ 29

Inserting a P2 Card ............................... 29

P2 Card Access Lamp and P2 Card

Status .................................................. 29

About P2 Card Recording Times .......... 30

Removing P2 Cards .............................. 31

Preventing Accidental Deletion ............. 31

Menu Operations

.................................. 32

LCD Monitor Settings

.......................... 33

Thumbnail Screen Display

.................. 34

Displaying the Thumbnail Screen ......... 34

Recording

............................................. 35

Playback

............................................... 35

Playback from the Record/Playback

Screen (Thumbnail Screen Off) .......... 35

Playback from the Thumbnail Screen ... 35

Time Code, User Bits and CTL

........... 36

Time Code ............................................. 36

User Bits ................................................ 36

CTL ........................................................ 36

External Connections

.......................... 37

USB Device

....................................... 37

USB HOST

............................................ 37

3D Signal Recording and Playback

.... 38

Connections

......................................... 39

Recording Connection Example ........... 39

Playback Connection Example ............. 40

Summary of Contents for AG-HPD24PJ

Page 1: ...structions Vol 1 describes basic operations of the Memory Card Portable Recorder For instructions on advanced operations of the Memory Card Portable Recorder refer to Operating Instructions Vol 2 pdf...

Page 2: ...main readily operable The AC receptacle mains socket outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily accessible To completely disconnect this equipment from the AC mains disconnect th...

Page 3: ...h can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase t...

Page 4: ...ode irritar a garganta danificar o lacre do inv lucro ou o vazamento provocar calor ruptura da blindagem e produzir fogo devido ao curto circuito dos terminais N o incinere nem aque a as baterias elas...

Page 5: ...g does not fit into your outlet consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet 10 Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles an...

Page 6: ...fire or electric shock and annoying interference use the recommended accessories only CAUTION Do not remove panel covers by unscrewing them To reduce the risk of electric shock do not remove the cover...

Page 7: ...e is supplied with a moulded three pin mains plug for your safety and convenience A 5 amp fuse is fitted in this plug Should the fuse need to be replaced please ensure that the replacement fuse has a...

Page 8: ...s supplied with a moulded three pin mains plug for your safety and convenience A 13 amp fuse is fitted in this plug Should the fuse need to be replaced please ensure that the replacement fuse has a ra...

Page 9: ...sion applications for analog audio signals Other connecting cables IEEE1394 USB Use shielded cables which provide quality performance for high frequency applications as connecting cables When connecti...

Page 10: ...ck up Battery For the removal of the battery for disposal at the end of its service life please consult your dealer It has been found that counterfeit battery packs which look very similar to the genu...

Page 11: ...ote concerning screenshots in these instructions Screenshots from the AG HPD24P are used in these operating instructions Page references In this manual references to pages are indicated as page 00 Ter...

Page 12: ...25 Using the AC adaptor 26 Installation 26 Removal 26 Turning Power On and Off 27 Turning On 27 Turning Off 27 About Auto Power Off during operation 28 Setting the Year Month Day and Time 28 Basic Ope...

Page 13: ...hronous Playback 48 Connections 48 Selecting SYNC PB Mode 48 Playback 49 Correctly Synchronizing Playback 49 Playback from the Playback Screen Thumbnail Screen Off 50 Playback from the Thumbnail Scree...

Page 14: ...ed if used near a radio transmitter or high voltage equipment When using the unit at the sea shore be careful to avoid allowing sand or dust to get inside Sand and dust can damage the unit or card Be...

Page 15: ...ttery may last only 5 minutes Protective circuitry functions if you use the battery where it is very hot and you will have to wait before you can use it again Information on software for this product...

Page 16: ...onfirm the correct year month day time and time zone settings Setting the Year Month Day and Time page 28 The following types of storage media can be used See the specified pages for details P2 Card H...

Page 17: ...ry CGA D54 7 2 V 5400 mAh equivalent to accessory battery for the AG HPD24P CGA D54s 7 2 V 5400 mAh equivalent to accessory battery for the AG HPD24E Battery For part numbers for the battery see Optio...

Page 18: ...C PB or synchronous playback mode SYNC PB USB DEVICE Enables access to the P2 card in the P2 card slot of this unit as a mass storage device on a personal computer connected via USB 2 0 3D REC PB Sync...

Page 19: ...y of selected storage device partition folder thumbnails SHIFT SET buttons Operations in the EXPLORE screen Vol 2 page 32 Moving storage device partitions folders SHIFT buttons Displaying thumbnails o...

Page 20: ...ailable in 3D REC PB mode Cueing is only available when paused in SYNC PB mode 13 PLAY button Activates playback Playback page 45 Playing Back Clips Vol 2 page 43 14 STILL PAUSE button Press during pl...

Page 21: ...se double shielded cable to connect to this port Use a USB 3 0 compliant cable to connect USB 3 0 compatible storage devices 6 P2 card access lamps P2 Card Access Lamp and P2 Card Status page 29 7 P2...

Page 22: ...TEM data format The HD reference is only usable with menu settings SETUP SYSTEM FREQUENCY 23 98 Hz 24 Hz 59 23 or 60 24 SD reference video must include a black burst signal that complies with SMPTE 17...

Page 23: ...l Recording and Playback page 38 Synchronous Playback page 48 NOTE This machine does not support VIERA link Connecting it to a VIERA link compatible device with an HDMI cable may cause VIERA link to m...

Page 24: ...aying back continuously recorded clips in AVC Intra 100 to an E series P2 card The above values apply at ambient 20 C 68 F and 60 relative humidity Charging time may be longer under other conditions T...

Page 25: ...ace 1 Hold the POWER button for two seconds to turn the power off and confirm that the POWER lamp is off 2 Press the battery lock release button to slide out the battery Hold the battery to prevent it...

Page 26: ...oving the DC cord connector plate 3 Unplug the adaptor s AC power supply cable from the wall outlet NOTE The AC Adaptor is designed to operate on world wide mains voltages 100 to 240 V and frequencies...

Page 27: ...ere is the time configured under the menu setting SETUP SYSTEM AUTO POWER OFF When the menu setting is OFF AUTO POWER OFF is not displayed From the power on state hold the POWER button for two seconds...

Page 28: ...Right cursor buttons to select the digits to be set The AG HPD24P clock is displayed in hour minute month day year and time zone sequence The AG HPD24E clock is displayed in hour minute day month yea...

Page 29: ...enabled Lights orange Writing and reading are enabled for the current recording including LOOP REC Flashing orange Writing or reading is in progress Currently accessing P2 card using USB device mode...

Page 30: ...as a single clip for thumbnail operations display delete repair copy etc Such recordings can be handled as separate clips in nonlinear editing software or on a PC Extinguished The P2 card is not form...

Page 31: ...ngoing operations such as clip copying and deleting or just wait for the operation to finish NOTE In the USB Device mode confirm that the access lamp is off 2 Raise the EJECT button 3 Press the EJECT...

Page 32: ...on to open a lower level menu Press the Left cursor or EXIT button to return to a higher level menu 4 Press the SET button NOTE Some menu items may display a confirmation dialog Use the Up Down Left R...

Page 33: ...stment Available adjustments are BACKLIGHT COLOR LEVEL BRIGHTNESS and CONTRAST 3 Press the SET button Change the selected adjustment value with the Up Down cursor buttons and confirm with the SET butt...

Page 34: ...d delete shot marks Format P2 cards Show clip properties Show P2 card status NOTE Because thumbnails are generated from only a sample of the recorded video they appear coarser than the actual video 1...

Page 35: ...cond to turn the unit on Set the system frequency in the menu as necessary Setup Menu SYSTEM Vol 2 page 71 2 Insert a P2 card 3 Press the PLAY button Clips play back in the order they were recorded on...

Page 36: ...g playback the counter displays the current playing position relative to the start position Recording starts from the counter value 0 00 00 00 When recording stops the counter shows the current positi...

Page 37: ...o the USB 3 0 HOST port Slots etc page 21 no 5 in the illustration to save P2 card data to the external storage device view saved clip thumbnails and write the data back to a P2 card Clips on the exte...

Page 38: ...the master unit and the right R eye signal by the slave unit NOTE Be sure to connect the left eye signal to the master side and the right eye signal to the slave side If the left right signals are co...

Page 39: ...system NOTE Be sure to correctly connect the left and right input and output signals Reversed left right connections produce a reverse vision condition that can cause asthenopia or eyestrain Connecti...

Page 40: ...ables 3D playback The 3D side by side or frame packing HDMI only signal is output from the master L SDI or HDMI output connector and 3D video can be viewed on the 3D monitor Playback Connection Exampl...

Page 41: ...s R SDI output jack for 3D simultaneous viewing on the 3D monitor Master L Jack Slave R Jack Remarks A REF IN VIDEO OUT BNC cable B LINK M USB Type A LINK S USB Type B USB 2 0 cable C LINK D 9P D SUB...

Page 42: ...n 3D REC PB mode NOTE The 3D REC PB mode state is preserved internally when power is turned off and resumes when power is turned back on To return to the main mode turn the power off during the WAITIN...

Page 43: ...ve units When the 3D REC PB mode was selected before power was turned off it is automatically enabled when power is turned back on Upon power on the normal startup message appears followed by the 3D R...

Page 44: ...tion in normal main mode If recording perparation fails CANNOT REC or E 62 SLAVE WARNING may be displayed 3 Press the master unit s REC and PLAY buttons simultaneously Recording begins on the P2 card...

Page 45: ...on the master unit and the R right eye clip on the slave 1 Insert a P2 card 2 Press the PLAY button Clips play back in the order they were recorded on the card 3 Press the STOP button to stop playbac...

Page 46: ...nts from the main mode s thumbnail screen are described here For more details see Thumbnail Screen Vol 2 page 10 Only Dual P2 3D clips recorded by this unit or another compatible 3D P2 device are disp...

Page 47: ...ery is displayed on the slave 4 Dual P2 3D clip fault indicator This is displayed when there is a problem with a Dual 3D P2 clip such as reversed left right card insertion The clip s left channel card...

Page 48: ...The L and R clips are required to have the same time code start point length and clip sequence NOTE Insert the P2 cards with the left eye L and right eye R recordings into P2 card slots on the master...

Page 49: ...the order of the clip numbers although the following requirements apply to obtain correct clip synchronization About the Clip Order Clips play back in the order they were recorded The clips on the P2...

Page 50: ...ck NOTE When stopped no image black screen is displayed Signal output is as follows Discrete left and right output method Special playback video and video when left and right signals are invalid such...

Page 51: ...on the master unit Pressing either button automatically cues the slave position to match the master s clip number and time code position Pressing the PLAY button also starts playback NOTE When the cli...

Page 52: ...HUMBNAIL Thumbnail related settings Vol 2 page 56 BASIC Basic operation settings Vol 2 page 59 TC UB CTL Time code related settings Vol 2 page 62 VIDEO Video related settings Vol 2 page 63 AUDIO Audio...

Page 53: ...W H D 214 mm 88 mm 200 mm 8 7 16 inches 3 7 16 inches 7 7 8 inches not including the support legs Recording media P2 Card Recording formats AVC Intra 100 AVC Intra 50 DVCPRO HD DVCPRO50 DVCPRO DV sele...

Page 54: ...CPRO Y 13 5 MHz PB PR 3 375 MHz Quantization AVC Intra 100 AVC Intra 50 10 bits DVCPRO HD DVCPRO50 DVCPRO DV 8 bits Video compression methods AVC Intra 100 AVC Intra 50 MPEG 4 AVC H 264 Intra Profile...

Page 55: ...urst HD 3 value sync 1 SDI input BNC 1 SD analog composite output BNC 1 HD serial digital SD serial digital output switchable BNC 1 HDMI port HDMI 1 HDMI type A 3D supported VIERA link not supported W...

Page 56: ...k 3 5 mm dia 8 variable level HDMI outputs 2 channels linear PCM Internal speaker Round 1 monaural OTHER I O Time code input BNC 1 0 5 V p p to 8 0 V p p 10 k Time code output BNC 1 low impedance 2 0...

Page 57: ...5 8 inches 1 1 4 inches 4 1 8 inches Mass 220 g 0 48 lb BATTERY CHARGER Rated input 100 240 V AC 50 Hz 60 Hz 0 4 A Rated output 8 4 V DC 1 2 A Dimensions W H D 70 0 mm 44 5 mm 116 0 mm 2 3 4 inches 1...

Page 58: ...indicator 12 37 BEEP 61 BRIGHTNESS 69 C CANCEL button 20 Card 26 Card Status 39 43 53 CC F1 BLANK 64 CC F2 BLANK 64 CC REC 64 CH1 INPUT LEVEL 66 CH2 INPUT LEVEL 66 CHANGE PARTITION NAME 52 Changing s...

Page 59: ...ting 35 Incomplete clip indicator 11 21 Incomplete clips 19 38 INDICATOR 56 Information added to clips 20 Information on operational warnings 84 INITIAL MENU 75 INITIALIZE 54 INPUT SEL 63 66 INT SG 63...

Page 60: ...ET button 19 Resolution 55 REW button 20 REW PREV button 20 RS 422A I O 56 RUN MODE 63 S SAME FORMAT CLIPS 50 Sampling frequency 54 56 SAVE 76 SAVE AS 74 SD analog composite output 55 SD Mode 30 SD se...

Page 61: ...Device 37 36 USB HOST 37 56 45 55 USB HOST Connector 27 USB HOST port 21 USB Keyboard 81 USB2 0 device port 23 Used space 40 User Bits 36 47 USER BUTTON 70 USER CLIP NAME 23 54 USER1 70 71 USER1 3 4 6...

Page 62: ...63...

Page 63: ...re information about collection and recycling of old products and batteries please contact your local municipality your waste disposal service or the point of sale where you purchased the items Penalt...

Page 64: ...see page 90 M0711TO0 PS Volume Note that Operation Instructions Vol 2 describes advanced operations of the Memory Card Portable Recorder For instructions on basic operations of the Memory Card Portabl...

Page 65: ...ote concerning screenshots in these instructions Screenshots from the AG HPD24P are used in these operating instructions Page references In this manual references to pages are indicated as page 00 Ter...

Page 66: ...nnecting Clips 38 Viewing and Revising Clip Information 39 Thumbnail Editing 39 Attaching Meta data to Clips During Recording 39 Formatting P2 Cards 39 Checking Card Status 39 Synchronous Playback Mod...

Page 67: ...ouble Free Operation 82 Maintenance 82 Condensation 82 Storage Precautions 82 Warning and Error Messages 83 Error Information 83 Detailed Warning and Error Information 84 Error Information 89 Updating...

Page 68: ...ning battery life and other data and enables recording and playback Playback screen Displays video time code remaining battery life and other data and enables playback Thumbnail screen Displays clip t...

Page 69: ...he STOP button to stop recording Adjusting the recording volume The level meters show CH1 and CH2 recording volume when you press the REC VOLUME button assigned to a USER button while the menu setting...

Page 70: ...rmat When loop recording is stopped right after deleting old data the time that remains on the card may be shorter than indicated Shot marks cannot be added or deleted during loop recording Text memos...

Page 71: ...ess the Left Right cursor buttons during playback or STILL Playback changes to high speed or slow and indicated as SHTL speed 2 Press the Left Right cursor buttons to change playback speed The playbac...

Page 72: ...f a playable clip During repeat playback REPEAT appears in the OSD s operating status display Clip and text forward rewind Repeat playback SHTL SHTL 2 0 SHTL 1 0 PLAY SHTL 0 5 SHTL 0 SHTL SHTL 0 0 Rig...

Page 73: ...3 System format Indicates the recording format of the clip at the cursor position 4 Duration Indicates the length duration of the clip at the cursor location and the rough location of current playbac...

Page 74: ...that became defective because the power was shut down during recording or was damaged for some other reason Clips with the yellow bad clip indicator can sometimes be repaired Repairing bad clips page...

Page 75: ...ve efficiency Example Set the SETUP THUMBNAIL menu setting as shown below Set INDICATOR to ALL HIDE Set DATA DISPLAY to CLIP NAME Set THUMBNAIL SIZE to LARGE Set the THUMBNAIL menu setting to SELECTED...

Page 76: ...DATA DISPLAY menu setting and select the items you need Select the items you need and change settings as required Setup Menu THUMBNAIL DATA DISPLAY page 56 4 Press the SET button 5 Press the MENU butt...

Page 77: ...ip the cursor is on After the clip at the cursor location has been played subsequent clips are played back in order When the last clip has been played the thumbnail screen appears NOTE There is no nee...

Page 78: ...clip playback Single clip playback starts from the position specified on the PB POSITION menu setting When JOG VAR SHTL is used to display a still image during playback from the thumbnail screen the U...

Page 79: ...NOTE Press the TOP BOTTOM button to move the cursor to the first or last clip 2 Press the SET button A blue frame appears on the clip selected with the cursor to indicate that it is selected NOTE Rep...

Page 80: ...ot a malfunction During LOOP REC or during recording when the SETUP BASIC VFR REC menu setting is ON text memo recording is not available Changing the thumbnail screen to the text memo display allows...

Page 81: ...the thumbnail by pressing the USER button instead of making a menu selection 5 Select YES in the confirmation message that appears and press the SET button This starts copying NOTE To interrupt copyin...

Page 82: ...lip NOTE Some clips are so badly damaged they cannot be repaired Such clips are indicated by a red A clip spanning multiple P2 cards that cannot be recognized as a complete clip is marked by the incom...

Page 83: ...rty mode This unit cannot record and play back voice memos 4 Clip information The following information appears 5 Clip meta data This area shows more detailed information on a clip 5 Browse the clip m...

Page 84: ...cannot be revised Insert the P2 card s with the remainder of the clip MEMO of meta data item to which a 100 character or larger memo has been attached cannot be revised 5 Press the EXIT button to end...

Page 85: ...TUP SYSTEM FREQUENCY menu setting is displayed the icon may appear at the text memo location in the lower half of the monitor instead of the thumbnail that should normally appear A meta data upload fi...

Page 86: ...er value of the USER CLIP NAME for clips exceeding 4 GB In the following case one shot is recorded as multiple clips and the counter value is automatically incremented and recorded for each shot When...

Page 87: ...press the SET button 6 Select YES in the confirmation message that appears and press the SET button The file is now loaded 7 Press the MENU button to end processing Checking and revising loaded meta d...

Page 88: ...the slot containing the P2 card you want to format and press the SET button NOTE Selecting SD CARD will format an SD memory card inserted in the SD memory card slot 4 Select YES in the confirmation m...

Page 89: ...PROPERTY SETUP P2CARD CAP menu setting to switch between remaining free space and used space Setup Menu PROPERTY PROPERTY SETUP P2 CARD CAP page 53 1 Write protect mark A write protected P2 card is i...

Page 90: ...og 6 Card warning messages This warning appears when the following P2 cards are inserted Open Detailed P2 Card Status for more information on this warning RUN DOWN CARD The maximum number of overwrite...

Page 91: ...s cannot be formatted NOTE Use storage devices under the following conditions Use storage devices within their operating specifications temperature etc Do not install storage devices in locations that...

Page 92: ...ecording or playback may not occur normally if you do On some storage devices performance of the initial playback confirmation after connecting a hard disk may drop 1 Connect a storage device to the U...

Page 93: ...to choose the STORAGE EXPORT menu setting and press the SET button 6 Select the number of the source P2 card slot and press the SET button When the hard disk is in the TYPE S format selecting ALL SLO...

Page 94: ...he copied clip in the storage device folder or partition list that appears and press the SET button NOTE A storage device in the FAT format will display the following folders Root folder Up to three l...

Page 95: ...n the selected partition or folder as thumbnails Thumbnail Screen Display Vol 1 page 34 Use the following steps to select up to six partitions or folders to use in this way 1 Select a partition or fol...

Page 96: ...Right cursor buttons to select the OPERATION CHANGE PARTITION NAME menu setting and press the SET button The soft keyboard appears 4 Enter a name for the partition and select OK The name is assigned...

Page 97: ...ete on the thumbnail screen on a storage device 2 Press the MENU button 3 Use the Up Down Left Right cursor buttons to choose the OPERATION DELETE menu setting and press the SET button 4 Select YES in...

Page 98: ...or other button to close the warning Importing Data by Partition from a TYPE S storage device and P2 Store Use the steps below to import write back data from a storage device to a P2 card data by part...

Page 99: ...g and press the SET button USB DEVICE flashes on the LCD monitor to indicate that the unit is entering the USB host mode After the mode switch USB DEVICE DISCONNECT appears on the LCD monitor This mes...

Page 100: ...regular P2 clips and care is required to avoid formatting such cards 1 3D Logo Indicates that a 3D thumbnail is displayed 2 Slot status indication L indicates the P2 card status on master side and R i...

Page 101: ...etting is set to OFF the master side outputs video only via the SDI HDMI outputs Side by side frame packing system Only video from the L side is output to the LCD and SDI HDMI video on the R side is i...

Page 102: ...rsor buttons to choose the OPERATION FORMAT ALL P2 menu setting and press the SET button NOTE Selecting SD CARD will format an SD memory card inserted in the SD memory card slot on the master side 4 S...

Page 103: ...or used space Indicates the remaining capacity available for 3D recording or used space and space available for 3D recording NOTE The total of minimum card capacity for the master and slave side slots...

Page 104: ...ip on the master side and slave side has the same number arranged in the same date created order Time code in the clip is continuous The clips on the master side and slave side have the same length an...

Page 105: ...n the slave Clip 1 playback ends SDI is muted and turns black At this time you can use the SETUP VIDEO DISCRETE BLACK menu setting to select black playback The following figure shows when the DISCRETE...

Page 106: ...een clips may occur when playing back clips with different video formats 1080i and 720p or different compression formats DVCPRO HD DVCPRO50 DVCPRO DV AVC Intra 50 and AVC Intra 100 The master side ena...

Page 107: ...ng time and total card capacity is displayed in minutes NOTE 600 minutes and longer time periods are displayed in hours with an h appended after the number When remaining time and card length informat...

Page 108: ...hen synchronization with the reference signal is not possible This parameter also appears when the SETUP DISPLAY OSD GRADE menu setting is set to MODE TC Also when the SETUP DISPLAY OSD TC SELECT menu...

Page 109: ...and Error Information page 84 3 Press the DIAG button The original display reappears You can also press the EXIT button or the MENU button to return to the original display This function displays a s...

Page 110: ...59 23 or 60 24 the playback screen and CTL may differ by one frame Time code and other settings Setup Menu TC UB CTL page 62 1 Engage the stop mode Press the STOP button to engage stop mode 2 Use the...

Page 111: ...MODE to EXT when input of external time code set by the SETUP TC UB CTL EXT TC SEL menu setting was removed from the rear panel connector When menu SETUP SYSTEM FREQUENCY is modified run data is clea...

Page 112: ...UB 3 Press the PLAY button Playback starts and the time code appears on the LCD display Reproducing the Time Code and User Bits 1 3 2 When the time code signal cannot be read an asterisk is displayed...

Page 113: ...the same format as the system format and for which the same audio bit rate has been set in the menu AUDIO SMPL RES NOTE When the SETUP SYSTEM FREQUENCY is 23 98 Hz 24 Hz 59 23 or 60 24 only clips in a...

Page 114: ...cancel the operation Clips being deleted will not be restored even though you interrupted deleting M M FORMAT Formats P2 cards in the slot selected in the FORMAT menu NOTE Check that no important data...

Page 115: ...clip segments are reconnected the incomplete clip mark will remain M COPY Copies selected clips to a P2 card in a P2 card slot or to a storage device NOTE Take care not to turn off the power or remov...

Page 116: ...ory card information M M M PROPERTY SETUP P2 CARD CAP Select whether remaining capacity or used capacity should appear in the P2 card information REMAIN Remaining capacity indication USED Used capacit...

Page 117: ...USER CLIP NAME When RECORD is ON TYPE1 Records loaded data settings TYPE2 Records loaded data and counter values When RECORD is OFF TYPE1 Records the same value as GLOBAL CLIP ID TYPE2 Records the sa...

Page 118: ...erifies OFF Does not verify NOTE Enabled only for TYPE S formatted storage devices M USB HOST Select whether or not the unit should operate in USB HOST mode ENABLE Operates in USB HOST mode EE and rec...

Page 119: ...roxy indicator NOTE Regardless of the above settings the bad clip indicator yellow red unknown clip indicator and incomplete clip indicator are always shown The WIDE indicator is not displayed in 3D R...

Page 120: ...3 2 NORMAL Normal thumbnail display 4 3 M M M PB POSITION Set the playback start position for playback on the thumbnail screen RESUME From the position where playback was stopped THUMBNAIL TC From the...

Page 121: ...ing frame rate LAST UP DATE Indicates last update LAST UP PERSON Indicates last person who updated the clip MANUFACTURER Indicates the name of the manufacturer SERIAL NO Indicates the serial number MO...

Page 122: ...e recording stopping signals in the LTC information attached to HD SDI signals TYPE2 Recording and stopping is performed automatically according to the recording stopping signals in the SVITC informat...

Page 123: ...ay playback is suspended when playback reaches the clip that is no longer exists Even if you insert a P2 card during repeat play additional clips are not played back until you once stop repeat play an...

Page 124: ...off ON Outputs a beep sound OFF Does not output a beep sound NOTE A beep sound is also output from the ANALOG AUDIO MON output connectors M M M Model Recording format Recording Mark TYPE Remarks AJ HD...

Page 125: ...e VITC signal will be inserted When set to 59 94 Hz LINE 10 LINE 18 LINE 20 When set to 50 Hz LINE 7 LINE 12 LINE 22 NOTE You cannot select the same line as in the VITC POS 1 menu This setting is enab...

Page 126: ...SDI output ON Superimposes LTC OFF Does not superimpose LTC M M M TC OUTPUT REF Switches the phase of time code output from the TIME CODE OUT connector relative to external LTC input when TCG MODE is...

Page 127: ...E data will be recorded when the SETUP SYSTEM FORMAT menu setting is 480i or 576i WIDE Recorded NORMAL Not recorded M SETUP Selects output method for analog composite signals OFF Does not apply the se...

Page 128: ...nverted before output In 3D REC PB mode and SYNC PB mode 480i and 576i cannot be selected During playback of 480i 576i formatted clips in SYNC PB mode and when AUTO is selected SDI output is converted...

Page 129: ...lue GM Turning the power off cancels the GAMMA setting M M M AUDIO Item Settings and brief function description XX indicates factory default settings SYSTEM FREQ indications Mode 2D Main 3D SYNC PB IN...

Page 130: ...eakers BEEP sounds are not output either M M M LEVEL METER Switches the channels that are indicated on the audio level meter CH1 4 Indicates the levels for CH1 to CH4 CH5 8 Indicates the levels for CH...

Page 131: ...mber is indicated as 16b even for a clip without audio data M M M WFM TYPE Selects waveform and vectorscope display WAVE Waveform display VECTOR Vectorscope display OFF Not displayed M M M CROSS HATCH...

Page 132: ...rast setting becomes the contrast adjustment value for R G and B M M M R CONTRAST Adjusts the R Red contrast of the LCD monitor 30 0 30 NOTE This setting multiplied by the CONTRAST setting becomes the...

Page 133: ...REC VOLUME button M M ONE CLIP PLAY Functions as a ONE CLIP PLAY button M M M SLOT CLIPS Switches thumbnail display between SELECTED CLIPS SLOT1 SLOT2 M M SLOT SEL Changes the P2 card slot used for r...

Page 134: ...ain 3D SYNC PB SYSTEM Item Settings and brief function description XX indicates factory default settings SYSTEM FREQ indications Mode 2D Main 3D SYNC PB FREQUENCY Selects the system frequency 59 94 Hz...

Page 135: ...en used for recording In 3D REC PB mode DVCPRO HD cannot be selected M M AUDIO SMPL RES Selects quantization bit rate for audio recording in the AVC Intra 100 AVC Intra 50 recording format 16BIT Audio...

Page 136: ...turned off after 120 minutes of inactivity OFF Does not turn off the unit automatically and allows the power to stay on AG HPD24P default value NOTE Even when set to something other than OFF power is...

Page 137: ...GE USB HOST SETUP BASIC LOOP REC SETUP BASIC GAMMA SEL Even when ALL is selected in 3D REC PB mode and SYNC PB mode values selected in the SETUP SYSTEM FREQUENCY menu setting are not loaded M M M SAVE...

Page 138: ...SYSTEM Items other than SETUP SYSTEM NOTE Even when ALL is selected in 3D REC PB mode and SYNC PB mode values selected in the SETUP SYSTEM FREQUENCY menu setting are not initialized M M M Item Settin...

Page 139: ...ton When ALL is selected to load all items the system will automatically be restarted if SETUP SYSTEM FREQUENCY differs from the current setting 1 Select MENU Insert an SD memory card and select menu...

Page 140: ...STORAGE SETUP SETUP items excluding SYSTEM menu items SYSTEM INFO Item Settings and brief function description SYSTEM FREQ indications Mode 2D Main 3D SYNC PB VERSION Indicates the version of the firm...

Page 141: ...ng format Input signal System frequency SDI output 1 AVC Intra 50 100 1080 59 94i 59 94 1080 59 94i 720 59 94P 480 59 94i 1080 50i 50 1080 50i 720 50P 576 50i 1080 23 98P over 59 94i 2 59 23 1080 23 9...

Page 142: ...29 97PsF 59 94 1080 29 97PsF 720 59 94P 1 480 59 94i 1 1080 23 98P over 59 94i 5 59 94 1080 23 98PsF 3 1080 59 94i 2 720 59 94P 2 480 59 94i 2 1080 23 98PsF 1080 24PsF 1080 25PsF 720 59 94P 59 94 720...

Page 143: ...ET button Use the Up Down Left Right cursor buttons to move the cursor The keypad keys have the functions listed below Full Keyboard Key Function BS Deletes one character Caps Toggles between upper an...

Page 144: ...e type of keyboard you want to use 1 Press the MENU button 2 Use the Up Down Left Right cursor buttons to select the SETUP THUMBNAIL menu setting and select KEYBOARD 3 Press the SET button This opens...

Page 145: ...9 F 77 F Recommended relative humidity 40 60 Memory card recorder Wrap the unit in a soft cloth to protect it from dust Do not place it in a location exposed to direct sunlight which could damage the...

Page 146: ...rd removal Blinks 4 time per second Repeated rapidly A P2 card was removed during access and an error occurred in inner memory Turn the unit off Repair any clips on the removed P2 card that are corrup...

Page 147: ...cannot be recorded for example 100 or more text memos have been recorded Operation continues INT SG Displayed for the first 2 seconds when INT SG is selected in menu SETUP VIDEO INPUT SEL or in menu S...

Page 148: ...playback clip Appears during EE or recording when frame rate data cannot be detected in the user bits data in an HD SDI input or when the input time code is not continuous Normal recording will not be...

Page 149: ...VE WARNING A problem on the slave side prevented operation Check status on the slave side STOP 63 SYNC POSI FAILED Failed to synchronize clip location Check the number and type of clips If the referen...

Page 150: ...ard Insert a card with sufficient recording capacity MISSING CLIP All cards that contain the clip must be inserted to allow attachment of shot marks Insert all cards that contain the clip NO CARD No P...

Page 151: ...2 card LACK OF CAPACITY Not enough space left on the storage device Use a new storage device with enough free space or a formatted storage device STORAGE DISCONNECTED The unit has been disconnected fr...

Page 152: ...ct the LINK D SUB cable WAITING FOR CONNECTION The unit is waiting for connection for it takes time to detect the synchronized connection of the two units If the signal cannot be detected in 2 minutes...

Page 153: ...or English http panasonic biz sav pass_e 2 Customers not registered for a P2HD 5 Year Warranty Repair Program Check firmware version of the unit in the PROPERTY SYSTEM INFO in the menu Then access the...

Page 154: ...P2 Viewer software exclusively designed for managing P2 card data which can be downloaded from our Web site For details on the URL Website URL page 2 Follow the steps below to use general IT tools su...

Page 155: ...rd is a new standard version 3 0 established by the SD Card Association in 2009 for memory cards with capacities exceeding 32 GB Be sure to use the correct adaptors with mini SD mini SDHC microSD and...

Page 156: ...el indicator 47 Battery status 45 Battery status indicator 12 37 BEEP 61 BRIGHTNESS 69 C CANCEL button 20 Card 26 Card Status 39 43 53 CC F1 BLANK 64 CC F2 BLANK 64 CC REC 64 CH1 INPUT LEVEL 66 CH2 IN...

Page 157: ...56 Headroom 56 Hot Swap Recording 7 HOUR METER 77 I ID OF 9P REMOTE 61 Importing 35 Incomplete clip indicator 11 21 Incomplete clips 19 38 INDICATOR 56 Information added to clips 20 Information on ope...

Page 158: ...52 REPEAT PLAY 60 Repeat playback 9 Reproducing the Time Code and User Bits 49 RESET TC PRESET button 19 Resolution 55 REW button 20 REW PREV button 20 RS 422A I O 56 RUN MODE 63 S SAME FORMAT CLIPS 5...

Page 159: ...clip indicator 11 UPCONV MODE 65 USB DEVICE 18 USB Device 37 36 USB HOST 37 56 45 55 USB HOST Connector 27 USB HOST port 21 USB Keyboard 81 USB2 0 device port 23 Used space 40 User Bits 36 47 USER BUT...

Page 160: ...97...

Page 161: ...information about collection and recycling of old products and batteries please contact your local municipality your waste disposal service or the point of sale where you purchased the items Penalties...

Search results

Summary of Contents for AG-HPD24PJ

Reviews:

Related manuals for AG-HPD24PJ

Brands by name

Popular brands

Panasonic AG-HPD24PJ, Operating Instructions Manual

Search results

Summary of Contents for AG-HPD24PJ

Reviews:

Related manuals for AG-HPD24PJ

Brands by name

Popular brands