Panasonic AG-A800 Operating Instructions Manual page 37

Example:
Personal Computer: IBM PC/AT
Operating System: MS-DOS (Ver 3.20)
Operating Procedure
[1. Set the communication protocol on the | sbmleras shown Below:
| personal computer. A>MODE COM1:9600.N,8,2,P [4
. Set the personal computer to the datareceive | ~~ eEnter as shown below.
Enter the file name.
eg) DATA1.DAT
EDTDATA.DAT
weseee Press the SAVE key.
. Start sending the data on the editing The Save lamp will light up.
controller,
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SAVE key/lamp
eThe Save lamp will go off.
4. Communication ended | ais
the prompt below will appear on the screen.
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The data is output in the ASCII format.
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After the data is saved on the disk (or hard disk) on the personal computer,
LOAD Edit Data
Connect the DATA IN/OUT connector to the RS-232C comnector of the external equipment, eg personal computer. (However, if
the personal computer is used, it is necessary to use a special communication software or the MS-DOS operating system.)
Operating Procedure
1. Set the communication protocol on the
personal computer.
*baud rate
*data length
: 9600 BPS
:8 DATA BIT
*parity : NON PARITY
*stop bitlength :2STOP BIT
2. Type the file name that will be input to the
personal computer. Type as shown on the
right but do not press the Enter (or Return)
key.
. Set the editing controller to the data receive
Status.
4.Start sending the data on the personal
computer.
| 5. Communication ended.
<Note>
Exampte:
Personal Computer: IBM PC/AT
Operating System: MS-DOS (Ver 3.20)
Enter as shown below.
A>MODE COM1:96000,N,8,2,P
®@Type as shown below.
A>COPY 7B AUX
Type the file name already entered when the edit
data as output. An error will occur if the file name
typedl does not exist.
Press the LOAD key.
The LOAD famp will Fight up.
LOAD key/lamp
@Press the Return key.
A>COPY 4 BAUX [A
@The prompt below wil ! appear on the screen
of the personal comp uter.
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The LOAD lamp will go off.
The event numbers for the editing data are "0001", "0002" , "0003", etc.
To use a multiple of ten as an event number, eg "0010", "0020", "0030", etc., mociify the event number. (See page 63.)