Panasonic AGDVC200 - DV CAMCORDER Operating Instructions Manual Download Page 14

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Preparation

Setting the camera ID

The  camera  ID  is  set  on  the  <CAMERA  ID>  screen.    Up  to  12
alphanumerics, symbols and spaces can be used.

<Note>

The camera ID does not appear while the setting menu is displayed
even when color bar signals are output.

<Note>

The camera ID input above will be recorded at the same time as the
color bar signals.

1

Proceed  with  the  sub-menu  operation
(page  30),  and  open  the  <CAMERA  ID>
screen.

4

Keep turning the JOG dial button until the
character to be set appears.

6

Turn  the  JOG  dial  button  to  move  the
arrow (cursor) to the next position (on the
right), and repeat steps 3, 4 and 5 to enter
the remaining characters.

5

Press  the  JOG  dial  button  to  enter  the
character.

7

Press  the  MENU  button  to  end  the  menu
operation.

#

3

< CAMERA ID >

CAMERA ID:ID

ID:

¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢

2

Turn  the  JOG  dial  button  to  move  the
arrow (cursor) to the ID item.

3

When  the  JOG  dial  button  is  pressed,  the
arrow  (cursor)  flashes  to  signal  that  the
input mode has been established.

3

< CAMERA ID >

CAMERA ID:ID

v

#

ID:

¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢

When the button is turned, the character display is switched in
the following sequence:

Space:

7

Letters of the alphabet: A through Z

7

Numbers: 0 through 9

7

Symbols: ', >, <, /, -

The  setting  menu  is  cleared,  and  the  unit’s  current  status  is
displayed.
To change the 

;

back to 

>

, press the JOG dial button when

the 

;

is above the colon (:).

Setting the date and time

1

Proceed  with  the  sub-menu  operation
(page 37) to open the <TIME/DATE> screen.

#

3

< TIME/DATE >

YEAR         :01
MONTH        :01
DAY          :01
HOUR         :00
MINUTE       :00

TIME/DATE SET:READY

2

Turn the JOG dial button to select the item
to  be  changed,  and  press  the  JOG  dial
button.

3

< TIME/DATE >

YEAR         :01
MONTH        :01
DAY          :01
HOUR         :00

#

MINUTE       :00

TIME/DATE SET:READY

4

When  the  setting  is  completed,  turn  the
JOG  dial  button  to  select  TIME/DATE  SET,
and press the button.

3

< TIME/DATE >

YEAR         :01
MONTH        :01
DAY          :01
HOUR         :00
MINUTE       :00

#

TIME/DATE SET:OK

3

Turn  the  JOG  dial  button  to  change  the
setting, and then press the button to enter it.

The  READY  display  changes  from  ACTIVE  to  OK,  and  the
clock function starts operating.

The  setting  menu  is  cleared,  and  the  unit’s  current  status  is
displayed.

5

Press  the  MENU  button  to  end  the  menu
operation.

<Note>

The  seconds  cannot  be  set.    The  time  always  starts  from  zero
seconds.

At  normal  temperature  with  the  power  off,  the  clock  will  have  an
accuracy  of  ±30  seconds/month.    When  accurate  time  is
necessary,  check  the  time  with  the  power  on  and  reset  to  the
correct time.

Summary of Contents for AGDVC200 - DV CAMCORDER

Page 1: ...Before attempting to connect operate or adjust this product please read these instructions completely AG P F0301T2051 Printed in Japan VQT9277 2 P Digital Video Camera Recorder NTSC...

Page 2: ...RSONNEL FCC Note This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules To assure continued compliance follow the attached installation instructions and do not make any unauthorized modifications This equ...

Page 3: ...tings 22 Setting the user s bit 22 Setting the time code 22 Scene files 23 Scene file function 23 Scene file setting method 23 Editing scene filenames Example USER files 23 Returning a scene filename...

Page 4: ...ngs Auto iris mode selection function This enables three auto iris settings to be selected The settings can easily be switched to match the shooting conditions Menu jog dial system A jog dial button e...

Page 5: ...90 BP L60 L90 NP 1B 1 5 viewfinder AJ VF10 AJ VF15 Digital Video Camera Recorder AG DVC200 Note Checking the lens shading compensation This unit comes with a function which provides shading compensati...

Page 6: ...his position than at the STBY position so that the battery will supply power to the unit for a longer period of time Compared with the STBY position more time is taken to start recording after the VTR...

Page 7: ...speaker When an earphone is connected to the PHONE jack the sound of the speaker will be automatically cut off What can be monitored is the mixed sound of CH1 and CH2 7 MONITOR volume control This is...

Page 8: ...of the lens is connected to this jack For further details on the lenses that can be used refer to the operating instructions of the lenses concerned 8 MIC IN mic input jack XLR 3 pin The accessory mi...

Page 9: ...refer to Using the unit with external components page 29 1 2 3 4 6 7 5 6 5 1 EJECT REW FF STOP PLAY PAUSE 9 8 8 REW rewind FF fast forward buttons lamps When one of these buttons is pressed in the sto...

Page 10: ......

Page 11: ...BATTERY on the sub menu screen Select NiCd12 if the NP 1B is to be used See page 34 Reference To remove the battery pack slide it in the opposite direction to the one in which it was attached while k...

Page 12: ...power 5 Proceed with the flange back adjustment for the lens 3 Set the unit s POWER switch to ON When an AC adapter other than the AJ B75 is to be used check the pin signals of the external DC input s...

Page 13: ...d attachment Detaching the unit from the tripod attachment Red lever While pushing down the red lever move the black lever in the direction of the arrow and slide the unit toward the back to remove it...

Page 14: ...ough 9 7 Symbols The setting menu is cleared and the unit s current status is displayed To change the back to press the JOG dial button when the is above the colon Setting the date and time 1 Proceed...

Page 15: ...the whole screen Check that the lens iris is between f 4 and f 11 Notes Flicker tends to occur under fluorescent lights mercury lamps and other such lighting conditions Use sunlight halogen lamps or...

Page 16: ...ble as an optional accessory 1 REC record lamp This lights up red during recording It flashes when an error has occurred For further details refer to Warning system page 38 3 BATT battery lamp This st...

Page 17: ...he interval recording mode For further details refer to INTERVAL REC function page 28 5 1st line message display changes in switch settings AWB Ach K AWB Ach K UNDER AWB Ach K OVER AWB Bch K AWB Bch K...

Page 18: ...have no zoom position return In such a case this item is not displayed even if ON has been selected as the display setting A ATW AWB channel display Ach Bch PRE ATW The WHITE BAL switch has been set t...

Page 19: ...ND 003 This lights during an INDEX search A positive number denotes an index count in the forward direction and a negative number denotes an index count in the reverse direction With each detection th...

Page 20: ...vice Center representative The gain switching circuit is automatically switched while the black balance is being adjusted Although flicker or noise may appear on the viewfinder screen this is not indi...

Page 21: ...standard mode the shutter speed is set by selecting the SHUTTER switch position In the SYNCHRO SCAN mode the shutter speed can be easily changed by operating the JOG dial button 1 100 1 120 1 250 1 5...

Page 22: ...time code will be out by several frames when the POWER switch has been set from ON to OFF and then back to ON again UBG now appears in the viewfinder Select a number for the flashing part by rotating...

Page 23: ...POWER AUDIO QUICK FOCUS MODE CHECK SCENE FILE MONITOR AUTO IRIS MODE FULL AUTO VTR GAIN OUTPUT WHITE BAL MENU ON OFF POWER BACK L USER STD SPOT L 1 F1 F2 F3 F4 STD BARS CAM ON SAVE STBY H L M OFF AUTO...

Page 24: ...9 Rotate the JOG dial button to move to the WRITE item 3 S C E N E F I L E N A M E E D I T U S E R T A R O F I L E N A M E U S E R F A C T O R Y F 1 F L U O F 2 S P A R K L N G F 3 C O O L F 4 R E T...

Page 25: ...T SEL INPUT SELECT REMOTE SELECT SET UP ON ENC CAMERA LOCAL 0 VTR FUNCTION TC MODE UB MODE FIRST REC TC BACK TALLY FF REW SPEED AUDIO SAMPLING DF USER REGEN ON x100 48 K VTR OPTION TIME STAMP REC TIME...

Page 26: ...tton to open the cassette compartment and insert the cassette tape 4 Point the camera at the subject and adjust the lens iris focus and zoom 5 Press the VTR START STOP button to start the recording 6...

Page 27: ...ed through the monitor speaker or earphone When the PHONES jack is used no sound will be heard through the monitor speaker The volume of the monitored sound can be adjusted using the MONITOR control N...

Page 28: ...arched Viewfinder display IND 003 Press the FF button twice The second index area ahead from the stop area is searched Viewfinder display IND 002 To stop index search at any time press the STOP button...

Page 29: ...necting it to a video component equipped with a DV connector using a DV cable In either case refer to the figure below for the connections Using the unit as a player Select 1394 as the REMOTE SELECT s...

Page 30: ...MENU button SCENE MAIN 1 2 MAIN 2 2 Press the MENU button Press the MENU button Press the JOG dial button Press the JOG dial button Press the JOG dial button Menu screen is cleared 5 5 Press the MENU...

Page 31: ...FRONT MIC REAR MIC CH1 REAR MIC CH2 MIC LOWCUT CH1 MIC LOWCUT CH2 LINE CH1 LINE CH2 VTR OPTION TIME STAMP INTERVAL REC REC TIME INTERVAL TIME PAUSE TIMER SW MODE LOW GAIN MID GAIN HIGH GAIN ATW SUPER...

Page 32: ...or selecting the low brightness black rise PRESS The black is compressed and the images appear tight NORM Standard setting STR The black is extended and the gradations in the dark areas are expanded C...

Page 33: ...ULL AUTO ENABLE DISABLE For enabling or disabling the full auto function SCENE FILE ENABLE DISABLE For enabling or disabling the scene file function ENABLE The scene file function is enabled DISABLE T...

Page 34: ...em Setting options Remarks TIME STAMP REC NO REC For selecting whether to superimpose the date and time onto the camera s video recording REC For superimposed NO REC For not superimposed Note When REC...

Page 35: ...s When the next menu item ZEBRA2 is set to ON This item sets the boundary level at which the pattern is switched to zebra 1 Note The ZEBRA2 DETECT level must be set higher than the ZEBRA1 DETECT level...

Page 36: ...and CH2 audio levels are displayed TAPE REMAIN ON OFF For setting the tape type and remaining tape display ON or OFF ON Displayed OFF Not displayed WHITE BAL ON OFF For setting the WHITE BAL switch p...

Page 37: ...layed W 0 dB Displayed at any gain setting except 0 dB SUPER V ON OFF For setting the LED display ON or OFF when SUPER V is ON ON Displayed OFF Not displayed WHITE ATW PRE OFF For setting the LED disp...

Page 38: ...cannot be performed properly even after they have been cleaned turn off the unit s power and consult your nearest service center SERVO WARNING lamp Flashes four times per second during recording and...

Page 39: ...ously push and rotate the EMERGENCY screw 1 Set the power to OFF 4 Remove the cassette 5 Return the rubber cap to its original position 2 As shown in the figure remove the rubber cap to reveal the EME...

Page 40: ...he lens cleaners available on the market to wipe the lens Never wipe the mirror under any circumstances If dirt or dust has adhered to the mirror blow it away using an air blower available on the mark...

Page 41: ...ive pixels 768 H k 494 V Spectral system f 1 4 prism system Internal filters 1 3200K clear 2 5600K 1 8ND 3 5600K 4 5600K 1 64ND Quantizing 10 bits non linear Sampling frequency 14 31818 MHz 4 fsc Digi...

Page 42: ...to 17 V max 1 A DC 7 V max 1 A output also available LENS multi connector 12 pins EVF multi connector 20 pins Other CONNECTOR SECTION AUDIO IN CH1 CH2 XLR k 2 3 pins LINE MIC MIC 48V switching system...

Page 43: ...od plate RELATED EQUIPMENT Power supply related products Battery packs AU BP402 AJ BP490 Battery chargers AJ B425 for charging the AU BP402 battery pack AJ B450 for charging the AU BP402 and the AJ BP...

Page 44: ...8 323 436 3500 Government Marketing Department 52 West Gude Drive Rockville MD 20850 301 738 3840 Broadcast PARTS INFORMATION ORDERING 9 00 a m 5 00 p m EST 800 334 4881 24 Hr Fax 800 334 4880 Emergen...

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