Panasonic AWRP120

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6 Press START button [11]
The tracing memory is recalled and the remote camera starts
moving
TM03:0 m20s
/0m50s
Restor ing ...
Current recall position
Total time of tracing memory
during recalling
7 Operate one of the PAN/TILT lever, ZOOM button,
FOCUS dial, IRIS dial, and white balance mode selection
buttons to make a correction
Overwriting is performed from the point in time that the correction
operation is performed
 It is not possible to correct just an arbitrary section of
recorded tracing memory data
The registered data is deleted from the point in time that the
operation is performed so continue the operation until the
recording time ends to register the new data
Note
8 When the recording time elapses, the remote camera
stops automatically
The process returns to step 3
 When STOP button [12] is pressed during recalling, recalling
stops
The total time of the tracing memory changes, and the process
returns to step 3
Setting the items to recall when recalling
tracing memory
You can select whether to recall all or only some of the items registered
to tracing memory
 This function is enabled when AW‑HE50, AW‑HE60, or
AW‑HE120 is selected
Note
1 Press the MEM SETTING button
The current setting appears
SPEED : ———
SCOPE : MOD E A
 If approximately 3 seconds elapses without an operation being
performed, the previous LCD panel display is redisplayed
2 Turn the F2 dial to select a setting for the “SCOPE” item
from MODE A to MODE C, and then press the F2 dial to
confirm the selection
The setting of the unit is changed
This is applied the next time the tracing memory is recalled
<SCOPE settings and recalled items>
Setting
Recalled item
Pan, tilt, zoom,
and focus
Iris
White balance
mode
MODE A √ √ √
MODE B √ √ —
MODE C √ — —
√: Recalled —: Not recalled
When the operation is performed, the PRESET SCOPE setting of
the remote camera is changed to the same setting as well at the
same time
⇒ “Setting the operation items for when preset memory is recalled
(PRESET SCOPE)” (page 14)
Operating tracing memory (TMEM) (continued)