Panasonic AJD200P - DVC PRO Bedienungsanleitung

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Operating Instructions

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CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,

DO NOT REMOVE COVER {OR BACK).

NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.

REFER TO SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol,

within an equilateral triangle, is intended to

alert the user to the presence of uninsulated

"dangerous voltage" within the product's

enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude

to constitute arisk of electric shock to

persons.

The exclamation point within an equilateral

triangle is intended to alert the user to the

presence of important operating and

maintenance (service) instructions in the

literature accompanying the appliance.

CAUTION:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR SHOCK

HAZARD AND ANNOYING INTERFERENCE,

USE THE RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES

ONLY.

WARNING:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR SHOCK

HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS

EQUIPMENT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

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 equipment has been tested and found to comply

with the limits for aclass Adigital device, pursuant to

Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed

to provide reasonable protection against harmful

interference when the equipment is operated in a

commercial environment. This equipment generates,

uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if

not installed and used in accordance with the

instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to

radio communications. Operation of this equipment in

aresidential area is likely to cause harmful

interference in which case the user will be required to

correct the interference at his own expense.

ATTENTION:

The product you have purchased is powered by a

nickel cadmium battery which is recyclable. At the

end of it's useful life, under various state and local

laws, it is illegal to dispose of this battery into your

municipal waste stream.

Please call 1-800-8-BATTERY for information on how

to recycle this battery.

Replace battery with parts No. CR2032 or BR2032.

Use of another battery may present arisk of fire or

explosion.

Caution—Battery may explode if mistreated.

Do not recharge, disassemble or dispose of in fire.

indicates safety information.

Table of Contents

Precaution for Use 5

Features 5

Points to be borne in mind 5

System chart 6

Parts and their functions 7-12

14X power zoom lens (option) 13, 14

Viewfinder displays 15-1

LED displays 15

Character displays 15

Error message displays 16, 17

Preparations 18-34

•Attaching the peripheral units 18-30

Attaching the lens 18

Mounting the viewfinder 19

Removing the eye cup 20

Adjusting the eyepiece position 20

Adjusting the eye cup position 20

When using abattery pack made by Anton Bauer 21

When using the AU-BP402 battery pack 22-24

When using the NP-1B battery made by Sony 25, 26

When using an AC power source

(when using the AU-B110/AJ-B75 AC adaptor) 27

Attaching the microphone holder (option) 28

Mounting the unit onto atripod 29, 30

Fastening the shoulder belt (option) 30

Adjusting the shoulder pad position 31

•Setting the date and time 32, 33

•Adjusting the viewfinder 34

•Adjusting the lens flange 35

Adjustments during shooting 36-40

Camera posture 36

Camera movements 36

Exposure adjustment 37

Zooming 38

How to take close-ups 39

Light sources and color temperatures 40

White balance adjustment 41 ,42

Normal recording 43-45

Zebra pattern display 44

Gain settings 44

High-speed shutter 45

Audio recording 46

Rec review 47

Retake 47

Still-picture playback 47

Menu items 48-57

Setting procedure 48, 49

MAIN FUNCTION menu 50

AUDIO menu 51

VF DISPLAY menu 52

CAMERA SETTING menu 53

TIME/DATE menu 54

MAINTENANCE menu 55

SCENE data (news gathering data recording) 56, 57

Replacing the back-up battery 58

Selecting the audio input 59

Tips on lighting 60, 61

Studio lighting 60

Tips on outdoor shooting 61

Phenomena inherent to CCD cameras 61

Smear 61

Flicker 61

Moire 61

White streaks 61

Picture roughness 61

Troubleshooting 62

Condensation 63

Maintenance 64

Cleaning the heads 64

Cleaning the lens 64

Cleaning the viewfinder 64

Specifications 65, 66

Precautions for Use

1. Vibration

Avoid using this product in any location where it will be subjected to agreat deal of vibration.

2. Ambient operating temperature

This product is designed to operate across atemperature range of 32°F to 104°F (0°C to +4Q°C). Adequate care

should be taken when the product stet operated outside this range since it may develop differences in

interchangeability or it may not function properly, and its active service life will be shortened.

3. Rain, humidity and dust

Minimize operation in the rain or when the humidity level is high since condensation will form inside the product,

thereby causing failures. Take care when using the product in very dusty locations since dust will find its way

inside the product which, in particular, will cause adeterioration in its characteristics.

4. Sunlight

Do not point the lens in the camera section at the sun with the iris open. Neither should the viewfinder's

eyepiece be pointed at the sun. Failure to heed this warning may cause malfunctioning inside the product.

5. Handling

Do not drop the product or subject it to impact. Failure to heed this warning will cause malfunctioning. Also, do

not poke objects inside the product while the cassette cover is in the raised position.

6. Strong electrical and magnetic fields

Sear in mind that using this product in an extremely strong electrical or magnetic field may result in interference

with the picture on the screen or with the sound.

Features

Compact and lightweight integrated camera/VTR unit with low power consumption

Camera with high picture quality

•Digital processing ensures that the high picture quality remains stable during prolonged use.

•Atime code reader/generator is built into the unit.

•1/3-inch interchangeable lenses are featured to enable top-quality operation.

Other features

•The on-screen menu setting facility makes it easy to set alarge number of functions.

*Dolby noise reduction manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.

*"DOLBY" and the double-D symbol DO are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.

r- CAUTION

*This camera/VTR product supports "L" size DVC PRO tapes only.

Do not use consumer DV tapes or tapes of any other size.

System chart

Microphone

WM-L30

Microphone kit

AJ-MC700

Microphone

—Iholder

AG-MH800P

Camera light

ABUL2S Carrying case

SHAN-B800

5" Electronic viewfinder

WV-VF65B

Bracket

WV-Q71

5" Electronic viewfinder

interface adaptor

AG-YA800P

Lens (1/3" bayonet type)

FUJINON

•T14X5.5BRM4

•Wide-angle and telephoto lens type zoom

to be released to the market shortly

Digital Camera Recorder

AJ-D200

*A 1/2-inch lens can also be used by employing the

1/2-inch lens adaptor (made by Fujinon). Tripod mount adaptor

SHAN-TM700

AC adaptor

AU-B110

AJ-B75

Anton/Bauer

battery

ABDT14

ABT14

ABDP14

ABP14

Anton/Bauer

battery charger

ABC800

Battery case

AU-M402H Battery case

SHAN-B220

Battery pack

AU-BP402 Battery pack

AU-BP220 SONY battery

NP-1B

Battery charger

AG-B425

Parts and their functions

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QGAIN selector switch

When the camera picture is too dark, increase the

gain to brighten the picture by setting this switch.

OdB: The switch is normally kept at this

position.

6/9dB: The gain of the camera's video amplifier

is increased at this position. Select 6dB

or 9dB on the on-screen menu first. For

further details, refer to the menu items

(on pages 48, 49 and 53).

12/1 8dB: The gain of the camera's video amplifier

is increased at this position. Select 12

dB or 18 dB on the on-screen menu first.

For further detaits, refer to the menu

items (on pages 48, 49 and 53).

The amount of noise also increases when the gain

is increased.

QWhite balance selector switch

MEMO: When the AUTO W/B (WHITE/BLACK)

BAL switch on the front panel is

operated, the white balance is adjusted

automatically, and the adjustment value

is stored in the internal memory.

PRST: Although the preset mode was set to

INDOOR when the unit was shipped

from the manufacturing plant, there is a

choice between three settings altogether

on the on-screen menu. For further

details, refer to the menu items (on

pages 48, 49 and 53).

OUTDOOR INDOOR FLUOR

5000K 3200K 4500K

ATW:

Note:

This is the automatic tracking white

balance mode.

It may not be possible to attain the correct

white balance under some types of lighting

(such as white fluorescent lights).

0OUTPUT selector switch

CAM: The video signals shot by the camera

are output.

BAR: The color bar signals are output.

QSHUTTER switch

This is the ON/OFF selector switch of the

electronic shutter.

OFF: The electronic shutter does not work at

this position.

ON: The electronic shutter is operational at

this position.

SELECT: This position is used to change the

speed of the electronic shutter. This is a

non-locking switch. Each time it is

operated, the shutter speed changes by

one setting in the following sequence:

1/1 00-* 1/1 25— 1/250— 1/500— 1/1 000

-O/2000-* 1/4000—1/8000. When the

switch is operated at 1/8000, the speed

returns to the 1/100 setting.

0POWER switch

ON: All the functions of the camera VTR are

made operational.

OFF: The power to the camera VTR is turned

off.

0MODE CHECK switch

This enables the settings of the camera's function

switches to be checked in the viewfinder.

0BREAKER switch

If trouble causes an excessively high current to

flow inside the unit, the circuit breaker is tripped,

causing the power to be turned off automatically to

protect the unit.

Upon completion of inspection inside or repair

work on the unit, push this button to the "in"

position. The power will be turned on again

provided that no trouble has occurred.

QEarphone (PHONE) jack

This is the earphone (stereo) jack for monitoring

the sound. When an earphone is connected, no

sound will be heard from the speaker.

0Audio input connectors

External microphones are connected here. Line

input signals can also be connected by setting an

internal switch to the corresponding position.

0Speaker

The sound can be monitored through this speaker.

•The sound from the speaker is automatically cut

off when an earphone is connected to the

PHONE jack.

•The CH1 and CH2 sound is mixed and heard as

the monitored sound.

0Audio monitor level control

This volume control is used to adjust the sound

when it is being monitored.

0MARK/CANCEL button

This is the SCENE data function switch. For

further details, refer to the SCENE data function

section (on pages 56 and 57).

(D Viewfinder

0Shoulder belt fitting

The shoulder belt is fastened here.

0External DC input socket

This socket is for the external power (DC) supply.

Connect an AC adaptor.

When the adaptor is connected, power is

automatically supplied from the external power

source.

<Note>

Shown in the figure below are the output levels

which are shown as color bar signals by this

unit.

It should be noted that these are not SMPTE

color bars.

Yellow Cyan

r- Green

i— r- Magenta

L^Red

Black

0.286 V

0AUDIO OUT connectors (pin jacks)

0S-VIDEO OUT connector (Y/C connector)

CAUTION:

Bear in mind that if any action that involves

playing back atape on this VTR (such as REC

CHECK or retake) is taken while aback-up VTR is

connected to the S-VIDEO OUT connector to

record pictures, the pictures played back by this

unit will be recorded on the back-up VTR.

0VIDEO OUT connector (BNC)

CAUTION:

Bear in mind that if any action that involves

playing back atape on this VTR (such as REC

CHECK or retake) is taken while aback-up VTR is

connected to the VIDEO OUT connector to record

pictures, the pictures played back by this unit will

be recorded on the back-up VTR.

0PEAKING control

Turning this control sharpens the outlines of the

images in the viewfinder to facilitate focusing. The

control has no effect on the camera's output

signals.

0CONTRAST control

This is used to adjust the contrast of the images in

the viewfinder. It has no effect on the camera's

output signals.

QBRIGHT (brightness) control

This is used to adjust the brightness of the images

in the viewfinder. The images become brighter

when it is turned clockwise. It has no effect on the

camera's output signals.

0TALLY ON/OFF switch

ON: The tally lamp on the front of the

viewfinder lights.

OFF: The tally lamp on the front of the

viewfinder does not light.

0ZEBRA (zebra pattern) ON/OFF switch

ON: Azebra pattern is displayed in the

viewfinder.

OFF: Azebra pattern is not displayed.

0CHARACTER ON/OFF switch

This turns the character display ON or OFF.

ON: Characters are displayed in the

viewfinder.

OFF: Characters are not displayed in the

viewfinder.

The color temperature display in the ATW mode

and the SCENE data MARK will appear even

when the CHARACTER ON/OFF switch is at the

OFF position.

Qj) Lens locking lever

After the lens has been attached to the lens

mount, this lever is tightened up to lock the lens in

position.

(J) Lens mount (bayonet type)

This attaches the lens.

LENS connector (12-pin)

The connecting cord of the lens is connected

here. For adetailed description of the lens to be

used, read the instruction manual which

accompanies the lens.

0AUTO W7B (WHITE/BLACK) BAL switch

AWB: The white balance and black balance are

automatically adjusted. When the white

balance selector switch is set to the

MEMO position and then the AUTO W/B

BAL switch is operated, the adjustment

value is stored in the unit's memory. Bear

in mind that no operation results when the

selector switch is set to the ATW or PRST

position.

This is used to start or stop the recording.

(£) TALLY lamp

This lights when the image shot by the camera is

being recorded by the VTR. It lights or flashes in

tandem with the TALLY lamp inside the

viewfinder.

(J) Microphone

This is acompact unidirectional microphone. A

microphone with sharp directionality can be

attached by replacing the microphone provided

with the optional holder.

(£) Accessory hole

Avideo light or other accessory is installed here.

(J) Viewfinder locking ring

This is used to attach or remove the viewfinder.

When the ring is loosened, the viewfinder can be

rotated by 90 degrees and pointed upward.

(J) Eye cup

Eye cup unlocking lever

This is used to remove the eye cup. The eye cup

is removed by moving the lever in the direction of

the arrow and then sliding the eye cup free.

Viewfinder locking stopper

This is used to adjust the viewfinder's position. To

adjust the position, loosen the stopper and move

the viewfinder to the left or right. After having

adjusted the position, tighten up the stopper to

lock the viewfinder in place.

@) Shoulder belt fitting

The shoulder belt is fastened here.

^) Diopter control (bottom panel)

Adjust this to match your eyesight so that you can

clearly see the images inside the viewfinder.

^) Eyepiece position adjustment ring

This enables the eyepiece position to be adjusted

forward or backward when used in the unlocked

status. Upon completion of the adjustment, set it

to the LOCK status to lock the eyepiece in

position.

(J) Cassette holder

This is the slot where the cassette tape is loaded.

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