Status Button - Sony PMW-EX30 Operating Instructions Manual
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e <, ,, M, m buttons
Use these buttons to move around the menu
items, to select clips in a thumbnail screen,
and also to set the initial timecode value and
user bit data.
They can also be used for normal playback
operations.
f SET button
Press this button to confirm menu and
thumbnail settings, and to execute
operations.
Pressing this button with a still picture
displayed in pause mode calls the Clip
Operation menu.
g CANCEL button
Press this button to cancel menu and
thumbnail settings, and to abort operations.
h THUMBNAIL button
Press this button to display a thumbnail
screen on the LCD display and the external
monitor screen. Pressing the button again
displays only the clips marked OK on the
thumbnail screen. Each press of the button
switches between the thumbnail screen for
all clips and that for OK clips.
On how to use the thumbnail screen, see “Thumbnail
screen” (page 51).
i TC (timecode) /UB (user bit) button
Each press of this button switches the time
data type indicator (see page 16) on the
LCD display and the external monitor
screen.
j STATUS button
Press this button to show the status display
on the LCD display and the external
monitor screen. Press it again to exit the
status display.
For details on the status screens, see Chapter 7
“Status Display” (page 78).
A Audio input level control section
Press this button to show the status screens.
Press it again to exit the status display.
REC LEVEL
CH-1
1 REC LEVEL CH-1
control
CH-2
2 REC LEVEL CH-2
control
a REC LEVEL CH-1 (recording audio
level of channel 1) control
b REC LEVEL CH-2 (recording audio
level of channel 2) control
When “Rec Level” in “Audio Input” of the
AUDIO SET menu is set to “Manual” (see
page 85), use these controls to adjust the
recording level of the two-channel audio
signal input to the HD SDI INPUT
connector or the AUDIO INPUT CH-1 and
CH-2 connectors.
Watching the audio level meters (see page
17) displayed on the LCD display and the
external monitor screen, adjust the level so
that the meter does not indicate higher
values than 0 dB when the audio signal is at
its maximum. When the level exceeds 0 dB,
the “OVER” indicator lights.
Note
When recording HDV-format signals input
to the HDV/DV connector, it is not
possible to adjust the audio recording levels
with these controls.
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