Panasonic AWRP120

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Assigning functions to the USER buttons
Functions can be assigned to the eight USER buttons (USER 1 to
USER 8)
This enables you to operate a desired function by simply pressing a
USER button (USER 1 or USER 8)
USER buttons (USER 1 to USER 8)
1 Press the MENU button
2 Open USER BUTTON menu [35]
3 Turn the F1 dial to display the USER button (USER 1 to
USER 8) you want to set
4 Turn the F2 dial to select a function, and then press the
F2 dial to confirm the selection
1.USE R1
ND1
Functions that
can be selected
Operations when USER buttons pressed
ND1,
ND2,
ND3,
ND4
Pressing a USER button with a function assigned
selects the corresponding ND filter and turns on
the button indicator
The selected ND filter value differs depending on
the remote camera being controlled
<Selected ND filter value>
Functions that can be
assigned
Remote
camera
ND1 ND2 ND3 ND4
AW‑HE120 Through 1/4 1/16 1/64
AK‑HC1500
AK‑HC1800
Clear 1/4 1/16 1/64
AW‑HE100
AW‑HE60
AW‑HE50
AW‑HE870
AW‑E860
AW‑E750
AW‑E650
AW‑E350
— ― ― ―
— : The remote camera setting is not changed
even if a USER button with a function
assigned is pressed
SWLINK,
BUSCONT,
FASSIST,
CAMSEL,
CAMINF,
TALLY_IP
Assign these functions when using the function for
linking with a switcher
⇒ “Setting linking with a switcher” (page 31), “Setting
the functions for when the unit is linked with the
switcher” (pages 32 to 35)
POWER OFF
Holding down a USER button with the function
assigned turns on the indicator of the button for
an instant and sends a power‑off request to all the
connected remote cameras
CAM_PINP DISP,
CAM_PINP CTL,
CAM_PINP POS
Assign these settings when an AW‑HE2 HD
integrated camera is connected
⇒ “Operations of AW‑HE2” (page 51)
 When executing the function assigned to a USER button, press
the SHIFT button to turn off its indicator and then perform the
operation
When a USER button is pressed while the SHIFT button indicator
is on, either the preset memory group is called or shooting mode
selection of the remote camera is executed
Note
Configuring the unit operation settings (continued)