Panasonic AG-A800 - Pattern Number

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@ TRANSITION TIME DISPLAY
Used
to
display
the
transition
time
in
frame
units
during
the
Wipe, Dissolve or DSK mode. Refer to page 41.
@© PATTERN NUMBER DISPALY
Used
to
display
the
number
of
patterns
during
the
Wipe
or
Dissolve
mode.
Refer
to
page
41.
@ AUTO key/lamp
Used
to
set
the
edit
point
entry
mode
when
the
AG-SW800
audio/video
switcher
is
used
and
the
video
picture
is
manually
switched
using
the
Take
key.
Refer
to
page
51.
@ TRAN key/lamp
Used to set the transition time. Refer to page 41.
© DIS key/lamp
Used
to
switch
the
screen
using
the
dissolve
effect.
After
pressing
this
key,
you
can
do
different
kinds
of
dissolve
effects by specifying the number.
The P IN/OUT point will give a fade in/out effect.
. Refer to page 46.
© WIPE key/lamp
Used
to
switch
the
screen
using
the
wipe
effect.
After
pressing
this
key,
you
can
use
different
wipe
patterns
by
entering
the
pattern
numbers.
Refer
to
page
47.
@ KEY key/lamp
Used
to
set
the
down
stream
keyer
effect.
Refer
to
page
48.
@ TAKE key
If
pressed
when
the
sync-roll
is
executed,
the
switcher
will
switch
the
A
roil
to
the
B
roll.
Refer
to
page
51.
@ Effect point select key
Used to select the effect points.
P
IN:
Press
this
key
to
record
the
fade-in
effect.
A/B:
Press
this
key
to
record
effect
at
the
A/B
point.
P
OUT:
Press
this
key
to
record
the
fade-out
effect.
@ AUDIO key/lamp
Used
to
record
the
audio
effect.
Release
the
key
to
record
the
normal
video
effect.
Refer
to
page
50.
@® LOAD key/lamp
If
pressed,
the
lamp
will
light
up
and
the
edit
data
will
be
entered
from
the
computer
through
the
25-pin
DATA
IN/OUT
terminal.
Refer
to
page
65.
@® SAVE key/lamp
If
pressed,
the
lamp
will
light
up
and
the
edit
data
will
be
Output
to
the
computer
through
the
25-pin
DATA
IN/OUT
terminal. Refer to page 65.
@ 10 key Numeric Pad
Used
to
enter
the
desired
numbers
of
the
edit
IN/OUT
points, and event after selecting the registering mode.
@ ~ key
Used
to
set
or
check
the
range
for
automatic
edits.
Press
this
key
to
set
or
check
the
range
of
the
automatic
editing.
(See
pages
35,
60.)
@
+,
—
key
Used
to
change
the
edit
point
by
addition
and
subtraction.
@ C (Clear) key :
Press this key to delete the registered data.
@ ENTER key
Used for executing the entry.
@ TOTAL key
After
this
key
is
pressed,
the
display
shows
the
time
from
the
start
point
to
the
current
OUT
point
of
the
event
on
the
RECORDER
tape.
If
no
OUT
point
of
the
RECORDER
has
been
registered,
the
time
to
the
IN
point
of
the
RECORDER
will
be
shown
on
the
display.
Also,
the
error
code
js
displayed
on
the
PLAYER
display.
(See
pages
55
and
72.)
@ A/B ROLL key/lamp
Press
this
key
to
set
the
unit
to
the
A/B
mode.
In
this
mode,
two
PLAYERs
can
be
used
for
an
edit.
When
the
unit
is
set
to,
the normal mode, this lamp will go out.
® TCG SET key :
Used to set the TC (time code).
@
EVENT
key
be
Press
this
key
to
set
or
change
event
numbers.
@® DUR (Duration) key
Press
this
key
to
check
the
time
length
of
an
edit.
(See page 59.)
@ AUDIO SPLIT key/lamp
Press
this
key
to
enter
audio
edit
points
only.
After
these
points
have
been
entered,
the
lamp
goes
out
and
the
video
edit points can be entered.
@ ASSEM key/lamp
Press this key to execute assemble editing.
® V, A1, A2, TC keys/lamps
Used in the insert editing mode.
V: Press to select the video signal.
Ai:
Press
to
select
the
signa!
of
Audio
Channel!
1.
A2:
Press
to
select
the
signal
of
Audio
Channel
2,
TC: Press to select the time code signal.
Note:
This
key
can
not
be
used
when
a
34-pin
I/F
Board
has
been
installed
in
the
RECORDER
VTR.
© EDIT POINT Entry lamp
Lights up when an edit point is entered.
(See page 57.)
@
EDIT
POINT
(IN/
A
OUT/
B
IN/
OUT)
Selection
keys
Used
to
enter
or
check
the
edit
points.
@ PREVIEW key/lamp
Used
to
rehearse
the
editing
process.