Panasonic AJ-D850 Operating Instructions Manual page 90

Error messages
Warning messages
Priority Monitor display
High UNKNOWN SIG
NOT 1 25M SIG
INVALID VIDEO SIG
INVALID AUDIO SIG
INVALID TC SIG
FAN STOP
SERVO NOT LOCKED
LOW RF
HIGH ERROR RATE
OVER RECORDING
Low
1
* This warning message appears only while a recording operation is in progress. In this case, no signals are recorded onto the
tape, and only the erasure of any existing material on the tape is performed.
2
* This warning message appears only while a recording operation is in progress. In this case, signals are recorded with the
audio signals muted.
3
* This warning message appears only while a recording operation is in progress. In this case, the time codes generated
internally are recorded.
Description
This appears when the SDTI input signals are in neither the
DVCPRO nor DV format.
This appears when the SDTI input signals are not 1 speed
transmission signals in the DVCPRO (25Mbps) format.
This appears when the compressed video signals among
the SDTI input signals are irregular.
This appears when the audio signals among the SDTI input
signals are irregular.
This appears when the time codes of the SDTI input signals
are irregular.
This is displayed when the fan motor stops.
This is displayed when the servo is not locked for three or
more seconds during playback, recording, or editing.
This is displayed when envelope levels approximately 1/3
that of normal levels are detected for more than one second
during playback, recording, or editing.
This is displayed when the error rate increases and
correction/interpolation is performed on either the video or
audio playback signal.
When voice-over editing is performed using the internal
audio memory, this message appears if the duration of the
signals recorded in the memory exceeds 20 seconds.
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VTR operation
Recording
operations disabled
Recording
operations disabled
Operation
1
continues* ; editing
operations disabled
Operation
2
continues* ; editing
operations disabled
Operation
3
continues* ; editing
operations disabled
Operation continues
Operation continues
Operation continues
Operation continues
Operation continues