Panasonic AG HPX170 Memory Card Camera Recorder - Page 19

Turn on/off the camera, Tally lamp

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Preparation Turn on/off the camera While pressing the lock release, turn the POWER switch. Turn on the camera: The mode lamp (CAM) lights red (CAM mode) and the camera is now in the shooting standby mode. Turn off the camera: The mode lamp (CAM) goes out. • Power saving mode When the camera is left idle in pause mode for about 5 minutes, it will behave as follows depending on what POWER SAVE settings have been made in the setting menu OTHER FUNCTIONS screen (Page 112). ON: The camera-recorder turns off automatically. OFF:The camera-recorder does not turn off automatically. See the setup menus, OTHER FUNCTIONS screen, POWER SAVE (Page 112) for details. • When the operation mode buttons flash in sequence starting with the top one and the power then goes off, it means that there is no charge left in the battery. Recharge the battery. Mode lamp CAM SLOT SEL MCR PC MODE Mode button POWER ON OFF Lock release Tally lamp The tally lamp can be made to light up during shooting by selecting "ON" as the REC LAMP setting in the OTHER FUNCTIONS screen. (Page 111) When the camera-recorder is in any of the following states, the tally lamp blinks. • When an operation initiated by the remote control unit has been received (8 blinks/sec.) • When the remaining battery capacity runs out (4 blinks/sec.) • When the available recording space on the P2 card or the battery power is low (1 blink/sec.) • When removing the P2 card during access (4 blinks/sec.) • When there is no recording space left on the P2 card (4 blinks/sec.) Tally lamp 19

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Preparation
19
Turn on/off the camera
While pressing the lock release, turn the POWER
switch.
Turn on the camera:
The mode lamp (CAM) lights red (CAM mode) and
the camera is now in the shooting standby mode.
Turn off the camera:
The mode lamp (CAM) goes out.
Power saving mode
When the camera is left idle in pause mode
for about 5 minutes, it will behave as follows
depending on what POWER SAVE settings
have been made in the setting menu OTHER
FUNCTIONS screen (Page 112).
ON: The camera-recorder turns off automatically.
OFF:The camera-recorder does not turn off
automatically.
See the setup menus, OTHER FUNCTIONS
screen, POWER SAVE (Page 112) for details.
When the operation mode buttons flash in
sequence starting with the top one and the power
then goes off, it means that there is no charge left
in the battery. Recharge the battery.
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SLOT SEL
MODE
CAM
MCR
PC
POWER
ON
OFF
Mode button
Mode lamp
Lock release
Tally lamp
The tally lamp can be made to light up during
shooting by selecting “ON” as the REC LAMP
setting in the OTHER FUNCTIONS screen.
(Page 111)
When the camera-recorder is in any of the
following states, the tally lamp blinks.
When an operation initiated by the remote control
unit has been received (8 blinks/sec.)
When the remaining battery capacity runs out (4
blinks/sec.)
When the available recording space on the P2
card or the battery power is low (1 blink/sec.)
When removing the P2 card during access (4
blinks/sec.)
When there is no recording space left on the P2
card (4 blinks/sec.)
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Tally lamp