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Panasonic DVCPRO50 AJ-D960EG User Manual

Panasonic DVCPRO50 AJ-D960EG
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Operating Instructions
Digital Video Cassette Recorder
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Panasonic DVCPRO50 AJ-D960EG Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandPanasonic
ModelDVCPRO50 AJ-D960EG
CategoryVCR
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Caution for AC Mains Lead

How to Replace the Fuse

Detailed steps for safely replacing the fuse in the AC mains lead.

General and Features

Key Features of the Digital VTR

Overview of the unit's capabilities including size, recording time, picture quality, and interfaces.

Multifunctional Interface Capabilities

Details on serial digital, analog video, AES/EBU audio, SDTI, and remote control interfaces.

Controls and their functions

Front Panel Controls Overview

Introduction to the front panel layout, including power and system display controls.

Input Selection and Display Controls

Explanation of input selection switches and the corresponding display indicators for video and audio signals.

Tape Transport and Mode Controls

Details on buttons for tape movement, playback, recording, and status indicators like SERVO and REC INHIBIT.

Time Code, Interface, and Mode Switches

Covers time code settings, interface selection, and mode switching controls like TAPE/EE and INT/EXT.

Search, Shuttle, and Indicator Controls

Explains the search dial, shuttle switch, and various status lamps on the front panel.

Editing and Cueing Controls

Describes buttons for editing operations, preview, review, and cue point management.

Indicators and Audio Level Controls

Details various indicator lamps, level meters, and audio input/output level adjustment controls.

Volume, Monitor, and Meter Selectors

Covers volume control for headphones/monitor, audio monitor channel selection, and meter scale adjustment.

Front Panel Bottom Section Controls

Details video, chroma, black level, phase controls, CF switch, and TC generator settings.

System and Diagnostic Controls

Explains REC INHIBIT, TV SYSTEM selection, MENU, SET, and DIAG buttons.

Connector Area Overview

Introduces the various input and output connectors located on the rear panel of the unit.

Video and Audio Connectors

Lists and describes the analog and digital video and audio input/output connectors.

Digital, Remote, and Serial Connectors

Lists and describes digital, remote control, RS-232C, and parallel interface connectors.

Connections

Single Unit Connection Setup

Diagram and instructions for connecting a single unit to external devices.

Two Unit (Deck to Deck) Connection

Diagram and instructions for connecting two units for deck-to-deck operation.

Connection with Editing Controller

Diagram illustrating connections for operating with an external editing controller.

Video Output Signal Adjustment Connections

Diagram for connecting units to adjust video output (encoder output) signals.

Tapes

Tape Types and Compatibility

Information on compatible tape types (S, M, L sizes) and precautions for consumer DV/DVCAM tapes.

Switching on the Power and Inserting Cassette

STOP/STAND BY Mode Operation

Recording Procedures

Playback Procedures

Jog/Shuttle Operation

Jog Mode Operation

How to use the search dial in jog mode for variable speed playback.

Shuttle Mode Operation

Using the search dial and switch for shuttle or slow-speed playback.

Manual Editing Procedures

Preroll Operation

Automatic Editing

Deck to Deck Editing Steps

Basic steps for performing automatic editing between two decks.

Switch Settings and Adjustments

Configuration of recorder and player units for automatic editing.

Selecting the Editing Mode

Choosing between Assemble and Insert editing modes.

Entering and Managing Edit Points

Procedure for setting IN and OUT points for editing operations.

Checking and Modifying Edit Points

How to verify and adjust entered edit points and calculate duration.

Previewing and Executing Edits

Performing a preview of the edit and executing the automatic editing process.

Reviewing the Edited Sequence

Playing back the result after automatic editing is completed.

Audio Split Editing

Entering and Managing Audio Edit Points

Details on setting, deleting, modifying, and displaying audio split edit points.

Voice-over Facility (Internal)

Operating Procedures for Voice-over

Step-by-step guides for performing internal voice-over editing.

Voice-over with Editing Controller

Instructions for performing voice-over editing using an external AG-A850 controller.

Audio Cross Channel Editing (Internal)

Connection and Editing Steps

Details on connecting and performing audio cross channel editing.

Multi Cue Functionality

Display and Basic Operations

Explanation of the multi cue display format and fundamental operations.

Entering and Managing Cue Points

Detailed procedures for entering, clearing, and managing cue points.

Video Output Signal Adjustments

Setup Menus Overview

Changing Default Settings

Procedure for accessing and modifying default setup menu items.

Setting Menu Configuration

Details on managing user files, system settings, and various menu categories.

SYSTEM Menu Settings

Configuration options for system-level parameters like video output and synchronization.

USER Menu Settings

Configuration options for user-specific settings across BASIC, OPERATION, INTERFACE, EDIT, etc.

Time Code and User Bit

Recording Time Codes

Setting Internal Time Code

Steps for configuring and recording the unit's internal time code.

Setting External Time Code

Procedure for selecting and using external LTC or VITC time codes.

Reproducing Time Code/User Bit

Superimpose Screen Display

Video Output Signals and Servo Reference

External Synchronization of Video Output Signals

How video output signals synchronize with REF VIDEO or input video signals.

Servo Reference Signal Selection

Determining the servo reference signal based on input availability and settings.

Audio V Fade Function

Audio Channel and Monitor Output Selection

Audio Recording Channel Selection

Configuring which audio input signals are recorded onto specific tracks.

Monitor Output Channel Selection

Selecting which audio signals are output to the monitor L/R channels.

Printed Circuit Board Information

Rack Mounting Installation

Maintenance Procedures

Video Head Cleaning

Information on the auto head cleaning function and recommendations.

Condensation Precautions

Guidance on preventing and handling condensation issues within the unit.

Mechanism Dust Protector Installation

Instructions for installing the mechanism dust protector.

Error Messages and Diagnostics

DIAG Menu and Warning Display

How to access the DIAG menu for VCR information and warning messages.

HOURS METER Information

Details on displaying and resetting operational time information.

Warning Messages and Descriptions

Lists potential warnings, their descriptions, and VTR operational status.

Table of AUTO OFF Error Messages

Comprehensive table of AUTO OFF errors, their causes, and recovery actions.

RS-232C Interface

Hardware Specifications and Connections

Details on connector specifications and PC connection examples.

Software Specifications, Protocol, and Data Formats

Information on communication parameters, send/return formats, and protocol.

Error Codes and Command Tables

List of RS-232C error codes and command tables for operation and inquiries.

SDTI Interface Board

Using SDTI/SDI Common Input Signals

Instructions for using SDTI and SDI signals as inputs.

Using SDTI/SDI Common Output Signals

Instructions for selecting SDTI or SDI signals for output.

2x Speed Transmission Mode

How to operate in the 2x speed transmission mode for SDTI output.

Precautions for SDTI Signal Usage

Important notes and precautions to observe when using SDTI signals.

Connector Signal Pinouts

Specifications

General Specifications

Physical and environmental specifications including power, weight, and dimensions.

Video Specifications

Technical details for video signals, sampling frequencies, compression, and bit rates.

Audio and Connector Specifications

Technical details for audio signals, connectors, and input/output levels.

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