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Connecting external units (continued) Video deck (Dubbing) When a component video cable is used for the connection, only the output signals from the unit will be available. Audio cable (optional) White: CH1 (left channel) sound Red: CH2 (right channel) sound CH1 IN/ AUDIO OUT CH2 IN/ OUT VIDEO Video cable (optional) S-VIDEO IN/OUT S-video cable (optional) COMPONENT OUT Component video cable (included) VCR Connect one of these cables to the terminal on the video deck. Connect to the output terminal on the external device when the video signals and audio signals of an external device are to be input to the unit. (Tape mode only) Connect to the input terminal on the external device when the unit's video signals and audio signals are to be output to an external device. • Except when performing audio dubbing on existing recordings, audio signals cannot be recorded unless video signals are input to the S-VIDEO IN/OUT connector and/or VIDEO IN/OUT jack. • The signals of the S-VIDEO IN/OUT terminal take priority over the signals of the VIDEO IN/ OUT terminal. TV/Monitor (playback/dubbing) When a component video cable is used for the connection, only the output signals from the unit will be available. Audio cable (optional) White: CH1 (left channel) sound Red: CH2 (right channel) sound CH1 IN/ AUDIO OUT CH2 IN/ OUT VIDEO Video cable (optional) S-VIDEO IN/OUT S-video cable (optional) COMPONENT OUT Component video cable (included) TV/Monitor Connect one of these cables to the terminal on the television. • When the COMPONENT OUT connectors and the S-VIDEO OUT or VIDEO OUT connector have been connected concurrently, the COMPONENT OUT connectors take priority. Signals cannot be output through both sets of connectors at the same time. • When connecting the camera to another device using the component video cable, if the terminal on the device to which it is to be connected is a BNC type, use the pin-BNC conversion plug provided. 80

Section	Page
Read this first!	2
Recommendation for Use of Genuine Panasonic Battery Pack (Rechargeable Battery)	4
Software information for this product	4
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS	5
Contents	6
Outline of operations	8
Precaution for use	10
Accessories	11
About this manual	11
Description of parts	12
Right side and rear side	12
Left side	13
Terminals and mounting parts	14
Remote control	15
The battery	16
Charging	16
Installing and removing the power supply	17
Installing and removing the battery	17
Connecting and disconnecting the power cord	17
Adjusting the hand strap	18
Attaching the shoulder strap	18
Detaching and attaching the lens hood	18
The remote control	19
Insert the battery	19
Remote control setup	19
Turn on/off the camera	20
Tally lamp	20
Viewfinder	21
Using the viewfinder	21
Using the LCD	22
Emphasizing outlines	22
Adjusting the screen display	23
Setting the calendar	24
Basic shooting operations (P2 card)	25
Preparing to shoot using a P2 card	25
Shooting in auto mode	25
Checking photos taken (REC CHECK)	26
P2 card access lamps	26
Protecting against a possible erasure	26
Formatting P2 cards	27
Recording times	27
Remove the P2 card	28
Basic shooting operations (Cassette tape)	29
Preparing to shoot using a tape	29
Shooting in auto mode	29
Checking scenes taken (REC CHECK)	30
Remove the cassette tape	30
Cassette tapes	31
Using SD/SDHC memory cards	32
Installing and removing the SD memory card	32
Formatting SD memory card	32
Cautions in using SD memory cards	32
Using the zoom function	33
Variable frame rates (VFR)	34
Native recording	35
Standard recording	35
Using variable frame rates (VFR)	36
Shooting in 1080i/480i progressive mode	37
Shooting in manual mode	38
Switching to manual mode	38
Manual focusing	38
Using focus assist	38
Iris adjustments	39
Adjusting the gain	39
Light intensity adjustments	39
Adjusting the white balance	40
Shooting techniques for different targets	42
Low-angle shooting	42
Self-portrait shooting	42
Zebra pattern	43
Marker	43
Checking and displaying shooting status	44
Changing the image size	44
Optical Image Stabilizer	45
Adding effects to images	45
Using the USER buttons	45
Backlight compensation	45
Color bars	45
Adjusting the volume while shooting	46
Backup recording	46
2-slot continuous recording	47
Shot mark function	47
Text memo recording	47
Finding specific scenes (image search)	48
Index recording	48
Using the special recording functions	48
Pre-recording (PRE REC)	48
Interval recording (INTERVAL REC)	49
One-shot recording (ONE-SHOT REC)	50
Loop recording (LOOP REC)	50
Adjusting the shutter speed	51
Synchro scan	52
Switching Audio Input	53
Using the built-in microphone	53
Using another microphone and audio equipment	53
Adjusting the recording level	54
Using scene files	55
Changing scene file settings	55
Saving scene files and other settings on SD memory cards	57
Clip metadata	58
Using the Counter	59
Counter display (P2 card / Tape)	59
Memory stop mode (Tape)	59
1394TC preset mode	59
Charging the built-in battery/Setting the time data	60
Recharging the built-in battery	60
Setting the time code	60
Specifying the time code (TC PRESET)	60
Setting user information	61
Basic playback operations (P2 card)	63
Basic playback operations (Tape)	64
Thumbnail screen	65
Basic thumbnail screen operations	65
Adding shot marks to clips	67
Clearing the thumbnail screen	67
Direct shooting functions	67
Thumbnail operations	68
Selecting the thumbnail display method (THUMBNAIL)	68
Deleting clips and formatting cards (OPERATION)	70
Checking the clip or card information (PROPERTY)	71
Uploading the metadata (META DATA)	73
Useful playback functions	74
Variable speed search (P2 card / Tape)	74
Slow playback (P2 card / Tape)	74
Fast forward/rewind playback (P2 card)	74
Fast forward/rewind playback (Tape)	74
Frame-by-frame playback (P2 card / Tape)	75
Clip skip (P2 card)	75
End search (Tape)	75
Index search (Tape)	76
Adjusting the volume (P2 card / Tape)	76
Viewing images on a television (P2 card / Tape)	76
Checking the date and time (P2 card / Tape)	76
Connecting external units	77
Headphones	77
External microphone	77
Computer (non-linear editing/file transfer)	78
Hard disk drive (data copying)	78
Digital video equipment (Dubbing)	79
Video deck (Dubbing)	80
TV/Monitor (playback/dubbing)	80
Audio dubbing	81
Nonlinear editing with P2 card (PC mode)	83
Copying from P2 cards to the hard disk drive (1394 HOST mode)	85
Warnings	86
Dubbing	87
Dubbing the contents of P2 cards onto a tape (dubbing mode)	87
Digital input/output (P2 card/Tape)	88
Analog output (P2 card/Tape)	89
Analog input (Tape)	90
Screen displays	91
Regular displays	91
Warnings	94
Setting the DISPLAY items	96
Using the setup menus	97
Using the menus	97
Initializing the menu settings	98
Setup menu structure	99
Camera mode menu	99
MCR/VCR (playback and external input) mode menu	100
Dubbing mode menu	100
Setup menu list	101
SCENE FILE screen	101
CAMERA SETUP screen	103
SW MODE screen	104
AUTO SW screen	106
RECORDING SETUP screen	107
PLAYBACK FUNCTIONS screen	110
DUBBING SETUP screen	112
AV IN/OUT SETUP screen	112
DISPLAY SETUP screen	113
CARD FUNCTIONS screen	115
OTHER FUNCTIONS screen	115
OPTION MENU	119
Before calling for service	120
Operating precautions	124
Updating the driver in the camera	126
Condensation	126
System resetting	127
Cleaning	127
Video Heads	128
Storage Precautions	129
How to handle data recorded on P2 cards	130
Checkpoints for using memory cards	131
Recording format	132
Appendix	133