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Menu Operations
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Chapter 6 Menu Displays and Detailed Settings
7 To continue setting other items on the
same page, repeat steps from 4 to 6.
8 To end the menu operation, set the
MENU ON/OFF switch to OFF.
The menu disappears from the screen, and
the display indicating the current status of the
camcorder appears along the top and bottom
of the screen.
To cancel a change or return to the
standard settings
Note
Depending on the setting item, in some cases only the
function to return to the standard setting is valid.
1 Before pressing the MENU knob in step
6 of the above procedure, flick the
CANCEL/PRST/ESCAPE switch to the
CANCEL/PRST position.
The message “CANCEL DATA OK?”
appears.
2 Flick the CANCEL/PRST/ESCAPE
switch to the CANCEL/PRST position
again.
The message “CANCEL DATA” appears to
indicate that the change has been cancelled.
3 To return to the standard settings after
pressing the MENU knob in step 6 of the
above procedure, flick the CANCEL/
PRST/ESCAPE switch to the
CANCEL/PRST position.
The message “PRESET DATA OK?”
appears on the screen.
4 Flick the CANCEL/PRST/ESCAPE
switch to the CANCEL/PRST position
again.
This returns to the standard settings.
To move to another page
(The figure shows the PDW-700 menu.)
When ? appears in front of the page number
Turn the MENU knob to switch pages.
When nothing appears in front of the page
number
Turn the MENU knob to move b to the page
number, and press the MENU knob. Then turn the
MENU knob to switch pages.
The USER MENU CUSTOMIZE menu allows
you to configure a USER menu that consists only
of pages and items that you need by adding,
deleting or replacing the pages.
To add a new page
The USER MENU CUSTOMIZE menu allows
you to add a new page to the USER menu.
While the EDIT page contains factory-preset
items, the EDIT USER 1 to EDIT USER 19 pages
are all blank in their initial state. You can register
up to 10 items, including blank lines, on each of
these pages.
(How to select an item in the menu screen: Turn
the MENU knob to move b to the desired item.)
1 Display the TOP menu (see page 205).
2 Select USER MENU CUSTOMIZE,
and press the MENU knob.
If this is the first time the USER MENU
CUSTOMIZE menu has been displayed, the
CONTENTS page of the menu appears.
Editing the USER menu
TOP
?U05 REC FUNCTION
CACHE/INTVAL REC: OFF
DISC EXCHG CACHE: OFF
CLIP CONT REC : OFF
LIVE LOGGING : OFF
- For the customers in Canada 3
- For the customers in Europe 3
- Declaration of Conformity 3
- Table of Contents 5
- Chapter 4 : Shooting 6
- Chapter 8 : File Operations 9
- Chapter 9 : Maintenance 10
- Appendix 10
- Foreword 11
- 1 Overview 12
- Rich selection of interfaces 13
- 3.5-inch color LCD monitor 14
- Locations and Functions 15
- 890qaqs qd qgqh qj 16
- Right side (near the front) 19
- Right side (near the rear) 21
- (chapter function) button 23
- DISC E B 24
- BATT E F 24
- Chapter 1 Overview 25
- (see page 182) 26
- 7 8 9 0 qa qs 27
- Left side and upper section 28
- AUDIO IN 29
- AUDIO OUT 29
- PEAKING CONTRAST BRIGHT 31
- TALLY/REC 32
- 12 3 4 5 7689 33
- 4567890 qa qf 35
- -52 -28 -20 -12 -8 (dB) 36
- 2 Preparations 38
- Attaching the Viewfinder 39
- Moving the viewfinder shoe up 40
- Using the BKW-401 Viewfinder 41
- Rotation Bracket 41
- 2 Detach the eyepiece 42
- Setting the Area of Use 43
- Setting the Date/Time of 44
- Mounting the Lens 45
- Adjusting the Flange 46
- Focal Length 46
- Preparing the Audio 47
- Input System 47
- AUDIO IN connectors 48
- Connecting line input audio 51
- Tripod Mounting 52
- Connecting a Video 53
- Using the Shoulder 53
- Adjusting the Shoulder 54
- Pad Position 54
- Connecting the Remote 55
- Control Unit 55
- Independent 56
- Remote control 56
- Chapter 2 Preparations 57
- Setting the Recording 58
- Mixed recording of clips in 59
- Adjusting the Black 60
- Balance and the White 60
- Adjusting the white balance 61
- 4 Adjust the lens iris 62
- AWB:OK 63
- . K 63
- White balance memory 64
- If a memory error occurs 65
- Setting the Electronic 66
- SHUTTER selector 67
- ECS mode 67
- SLS mode 67
- Changing the Reference 70
- Value for Automatic Iris 70
- Adjustment 70
- Adjusting the Audio 72
- Manually adjusting the audio 73
- Adjusting the Audio Level 74
- Setting the Time Data 75
- Synchronizing the timecode 76
- 4 Shooting 79
- 1 Turn on the POWER switch 80
- 2 Press the EJECT button 80
- 1 Turn off the POWER switch 80
- Formatting a disc 81
- Basic Procedure for 83
- Shooting 83
- Deleting the recorded clip 86
- Using the Freeze Mix function 87
- Advanced Operations for 88
- 4 Press the MENU knob 89
- Cache time 90
- To enable the function 95
- Recording with the Clip 97
- Continuous Rec function 97
- Retaking the most recent clip 97
- TITLE : DSABL 98
- 027 CLIP TITLE TOP 98
- OPERATION menu 101
- Using planning metadata 102
- HD01 installed) 105
- (with the CBK-SC02 installed) 106
- Recording proxy data 107
- Chapter 4 Shooting 108
- To delete recorded proxy data 109
- To format a USB flash drive 110
- 5 Operations in GUI Screens 111
- • Expand thumbnail screen 112
- • Chapter thumbnail screen 112
- Information and controls in 113
- Clip list thumbnail screen 114
- Expand thumbnail screen 115
- Chapter thumbnail screen 115
- Displaying menus 116
- Overview 117
- Disc Menu 118
- 1 SHIFT button 119
- 3 RESET/RETURN button 119
- 2 SUB CLIP/DISC MENU button 119
- GUI screen operations 120
- Thumbnail Operations 121
- Clips function) 124
- Selecting the information 126
- Changing clip index pictures 126
- 3 Select Set Index Picture 127
- 2 Select Clip Properties 127
- MENU knob 128
- 2 Do one of the following 129
- Setting clip flags 130
- Deleting clips 131
- Scene Selection (Clip 132
- List Editing) 132
- Clip list playback 133
- To add sub clips 133
- Add Sub Clip 017/035002 134
- Clip List (Add) 017/035002 134
- To reorder sub clips 135
- To delete sub clips 136
- To play the clip list 136
- To save clip lists 137
- Managing clip lists 138
- Disc Operations 139
- 1 Display the Disc Menu 140
- To clear planning metadata 141
- Formatting discs 142
- Displaying disc and clip 142
- 5 Click “Execute” 144
- 2 Display the Thumbnail Menu 147
- 8 Set the various items 149
- 2 Select the transfer range 150
- Downloading clips 151
- XDCAM devices 151
- Shortcut List 153
- Menu Organization 154
- TOP menu and top-level menus 155
- User Files” on page 231 156
- Menu List 157
- FRAME RATE 160
- 12dB/18dB/ 163
- PAINT menu 171
- V MODULATION 179
- MAINTENANCE menu 180
- FILE menu 199
- /up to 16 201
- DIAGNOSIS menu 203
- Menu Operations 205
- To scroll pages 206
- To change a setting value 206
- Using the USER menu (example 208
- Editing the USER menu 209
- To add/delete/replace pages 211
- To rename pages 212
- Setting the Status 213
- Display on the 213
- Viewfinder Screen and 213
- Setting the marker display 215
- Setting the viewfinder 216
- Recording shot data 217
- Setting the shot ID 217
- Displaying the status 218
- Adjustments and 220
- Settings from Menus 220
- Setting up a wireless LAN 224
- WPS operations 226
- Selecting the lens file 228
- Setting the UMID data 228
- 3 Press the MENU knob 229
- 2 Set the following item 229
- Handling the “Memory 230
- Saving and Recalling 231
- User Files 231
- To set the file ID 232
- Loading saved data from a 233
- “Memory Stick” 233
- Saving and Loading 234
- Scene Files 234
- Loading scene files 236
- Jumping to a File-Related 237
- Menu Page When Inserting 237
- 8 File Operations 239
- File operation restrictions 240
- Clip directory 241
- Component directory 242
- Edit directory 242
- Sub directory 243
- UserData directory 243
- General directory 243
- PROAV directory 244
- File Operations in File 245
- Access Mode (for 245
- Windows) 245
- Operating on files 246
- Exiting file operations 246
- Macintosh) 247
- FTP File Operations 249
- 2 Start the command prompt 250
- Chapter 8 File Operations 251
- Extended commands 253
- Recording Continuous 255
- Timecode with FAM and 255
- FTP Connections 255
- 9 Maintenance 256
- Chapter 9 Maintenance 257
- Testing the VDR 258
- Maintenance 260
- Fog-proof filter 261
- Fitting the fog-proof filter 261
- Operation Warnings 262
- Warning messages 263
- d) d) d) 265
- Fitting the zoom lens 271
- Viewfinder 271
- About the LCD panels 271
- Specifications 272
- Optical disc drive section 273
- Supplied accessories 274
- Recommended additional 274
- Using PDZ-1 Proxy 277
- Browsing Software 277
- Alphabet 278
- German [Germany] 279
- Italian [Italy] 279
- Polish (Programmers) [Poland] 279
- Russian [Russia] 279
- Spanish [Spain] 279
- Recommended USB 281
- Flash Drives (As of June 281
- Trademarks and 281
- Licenses 281
- Trademarks and Licenses 282
- About a “Memory Stick” 286
- Precautions 287
- ZEBRA switch 32 293
- Zoom position 34 293
- Sony Corporation 295
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