Loading Setting Data - Sony PMW-500 Operation Manual

Saving the USER menu as a user file in
which all menu settings are reset to the
preset values
Select Store User Preset >Execute in step 2.
When using a USB flash drive (in UDF
mode)
Connect a formatted USB flash drive (see
page 71) to the external device connector.
Select User Save USB >Execute in step 2.
The ACCESS lamp does not light while the
save is being executed in step 5.

Loading Setting Data

Note
When you load a file from an SxS memory card or a USB
flash drive (in UDF mode) , the data saved in the
camcorder's internal memory is overwritten.
Depending on the settings of Load Customize
Data and User Load White under FILE >User in
the setup menu
When Load Customize Data is set to [Off]:
Only USER menu settings are loaded.
When Load Customize Data is set to [On]:
USER menu configuration and settings are
loaded.
When User Load White is set to [Off]: White
balance data is not loaded.
When User Load White is set to [On]: White
balance data is loaded.
See "Basic Setup Menu Operations" (page 107) for
information about menu operations.
1
Select FILE >User in the setup menu.
2
Select User Load SxS >Execute.
A list box of user files appears.
File numbers where "No File" is displayed
are empty file numbers. File numbers with a
file name or a date and time are the number
of files that already contain data.
3
Turn the MENU knob to select the
desired file number.
4
Press the MENU knob.
A confirmation message appears.
5
To execute the load, select [Execute],
and then press the MENU knob. To
cancel the load, select [Cancel], and
then press the MENU knob.
If you choose to execute the load, the
ACCESS lamp lights (in blue on the right-
side panel and in orange in the card slot
section). The ACCESS lamp goes out and a
completion message appears when the data
has been loaded.
When using a USB flash drive (in UDF mode)
Connect a formatted USB flash drive (see
page 71) to the external device connector.
Select User Load USB >Execute in step 2.
The ACCESS lamp does not light while the save
is being executed in step 5.
Saving and Loading User Files 165