Stopping Recording - Panasonic AG-CPD15P Operating Instructions Manual

Starting and Stopping Recording
• Video input at the [CAMERA1]
or [CAMERA2] connector (see
"Setup" on page 34, "Selecting
a camera" on page 55 and "Init
Camera Select" on page 75) is
recorded.
• Audio input at the [AUDIO IN 1,2]
or [IN CAR MIC] connectors (see
"Setup" on page 34, "Selecting
Audio2 input" on page 59 and "Init
Audio2 In Select" on page 75) is
recorded.
• Recording stops if the P2 card slot
cover is opened.
• Recording cannot start unless the
P2 card slot cover is closed.
• Recording will not start while the
user is configuring administrator
settings, even if the level signal
satisfies the recording start
conditions. In this case, recording
will still not start when the user
quits the administrator settings.
To start recording, the recording
start conditions must be satisfied
again after configuration of the
administrator settings is finished.
• When multiple recording triggers
are enabled, recording starts
when the first recording start
criteria are met, and if a prerecord
time has been set, the specified
period before the start event is
also recorded.
• Recording will not start under the
following conditions even if there
is space left on a P2 card.
- When the number of files recorded
on the P2 cards inserted in slots 1
and 2 totals over 20,000 files.
- When the maximum number
of recording days on a 16 GB
or higher capacity P2 card has
been exceeded. (See "Format"
on page 86)
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- When, on a single day, the
maximum number of files that
can be recorded on a 16 GB
or higher capacity P2 card has
been exceeded. (See "Format"
on page 86)
( H o w e v e r, w h e n t h e [ R u l e
of Filename] is set to "WT",
recording can be started the
next day (the next day according
to world standard time) if the
maximum number of recording
days has not been exceeded.
(see "Setup" on page 36 and
"Rule of Filename" on page 76)

Stopping Recording

Setting criteria determines when
recording stops. Settings that affect
when recording stops include the stop
timer setting for Rec Continue Time
and the presence of the recording
trigger level signal.
The following conditions are handled in
the same manner.
• When the [STOP] button on the
recorder is pressed
• When the [STOP] button on the
Remote Control Panel is pressed
• When the [REC] button on the Color
Camera is kept pressed for about 2
seconds.
• When [Action] for detection of trigger
signals (GPIO1 - 8) is set to "STOP"
and the trigger signal has reached an
active edge.