Panasonic AJ-HPX3700G Operating Instructions Manual page 199

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MIC/AUDIO2
Items/ Adjustable
Data Saved Range
FRONT MIC ON
POWER OFF
– C U F –
REAR MIC ON
POWER OFF
– C U F –
MONITOR STEREO
SELECT MIX
– C U F –
FRONT MIC –40dB
LEVEL –50dB
– C U F –
REAR MIC CH1 –50dB
LVL –60dB
– C U F –
REAR MIC CH2 –50dB
LVL –60dB
– C U F –
REAR LINE IN 0dB
LVL +4dB
–3dB
– C U F –
AUDIO OUT LVL 0dB
+4dB
–3dB
– C U F –
HEADROOM 18dB
20dB
– C U F –
WIRELESS ON
WARN OFF
– C U F –
WIRELESS SINGLE
TYPE DUAL
– C U F –
Remarks
Select the phantom power supply for the
front microphone.
Select the phantom power supply for the
rear microphone.
When "OFF" is selected, no phantom
power is supplied even if the LINE/MIC/
+48V selector switch is set to [+48V].
When the MONITOR select switch is set
to [ST] (stereo), select the signal format
for the monitor output.
Select the front microphone input level.
Select the rear microphone input level.
Select the rear microphone input level.
Select the rear line input level.
Select the audio output level.
Set the headroom (standard level).
Select whether or not to enable the
alarm to trigger for poor wireless receiver
reception.
Select the type of wireless receiver.
SINGLE:
Select a single channel wireless
receiver.
DUAL: Select a 2-channel wireless
receiver.
TC/UB
Items/ Adjustable
Data Saved Range
TC MODE DF Set the time code mode.
NDF
DF:
NDF:
#Note
When the unit operates at 50 Hz or in
24P or 24PA mode, the non-drop frame
is always used.
– C U F –
UB MODE USER Select the user bits mode.
TIME
USER: Select UB value set in the LCD
DATE
EXT
TIME: Select local time (hours,
TCG
FRM RATE
DATE: Select local date and time (2 last
REGEN
EXT:
TCG:
FRM RATE:
REGEN: Read out value stored in the
– C U F –
Menu: Menu Description Tables
Remarks
Drop frame.
Non drop frame.
section.
minutes, seconds).
digits of year, month, date, time).
The user bits input to the TC IN
connector are recorded.
If reading fails, USER value is
retained.
TCG value enters UB.
Select the shooting information
(e.g. frame rate) for the camera.
For more information, see
[Frame rate information
recorded in user bits] (page 66).
When clips recorded in native
mode are played back, the frame
rate information recorded in
users bits in the VAUX area is
output.
card and record value
continuously.
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