Panasonic HVX200A Operating Instructions - Page 90

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Screen displays Regular displays 1 Time code displays Each time you press the COUNTER button, the display switches over to the following data (or no indication). COUNTER: (Tape or P2-camera mode only) Counter value M COUNTER: (Tape only) Counter value in memory stop mode TC: Time code value. When the time code value could not be read correctly from the tape, [TC*] is displayed. When it acts in drop frame mode, the colon between seconds and frames become ".". UB: User information When user information could not be read correctly from the tape, [UB*] is displayed. FR: Frame rate information for recording FR 60I : Standard (60i interlace) mode (60 fields/sec.) FR 60P : 60P progressive mode (60 frames/ sec.) FR 30P : 30P progressive mode (30 frames/ sec.) FR 24P : 24P progressive mode (24 frames/ sec.) FR 24PA : 24P advanced mode When in FR24P and FR 24PA mode, the sequence information of the frame conversion at the final place. 2 Warnings REMOTE: Blinks when the wrong equipment setting is selected on the remote control unit. : Lights when condensation has formed inside the camera-recorder. : Blinks when cylinder heads are dirty. P2 or : Blinks when a P2 card or tape has not been inserted, or when the camera is in a writeprotected state. P2 FULL or END: Blinks when either there is no remaining capacity in the P2 card or the tape has reached the end. P2 LACK: Blinks in the loop rec mode when the remaining capacity of the P2 card is insufficient. : Lights when the internal battery for the calendar has run out. 3 AUTO/MANUAL switch operation display This display appears if a function which has been set on the setting menu AUTO SW screen is operating when the AUTO/MANUAL switch has been pressed. 90

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Regular displays
Screen displays
1 Time code displays
Each time you press the COUNTER button, the
display switches over to the following data (or
no indication).
COUNTER:
(Tape or P2-camera mode only)
Counter value
M COUNTER:
(Tape only)
Counter value in memory stop mode
TC:
Time code value. When the time code value
could not be read correctly from the tape,
[TC*] is displayed.
When it acts in drop frame mode, the colon
between seconds and frames become “.”.
UB:
User information
When user information could not be read
correctly from the tape, [UB*] is displayed.
FR:
Frame rate information for recording
FR 60I
:
Standard (60i interlace) mode (60
fields/sec.)
FR 60P
:
60P progressive mode (60 frames/
sec.)
FR 30P
:
30P progressive mode (30 frames/
sec.)
FR 24P
:
24P progressive mode (24 frames/
sec.)
FR 24PA :
24P advanced mode
When in FR24P and FR 24PA mode, the
sequence information of the frame conversion
at the final place.
2 Warnings
REMOTE:
Blinks when the wrong equipment setting is
selected on the remote control unit.
:
Lights when condensation has formed inside
the camera-recorder.
:
Blinks when cylinder heads are dirty.
P2
or
:
Blinks when a P2 card or tape has not been
inserted, or when the camera is in a write-
protected state.
P2
FULL or
END:
Blinks when either there is no remaining
capacity in the P2 card or the tape has
reached the end.
P2
LACK:
Blinks in the loop rec mode when the
remaining capacity of the P2 card is
insufficient.
:
Lights when the internal battery for the
calendar has run out.
3
AUTO/MANUAL switch operation display
This display appears if a function which has
been set on the setting menu AUTO SW screen
is operating when the AUTO/MANUAL switch
has been pressed.