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Sony PXW-Z200 Help Manual

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Solid-State Memory Camcorder
PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800
Help Guide Recommended Pages
Basic Operation Procedure
Describes the basic shooting procedure for the camera.
Recommended Memory Cards
Provides information about the memory cards supported by the unit.
Support Information
PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800: Support Information
Describes basic information about the camera, information about accessories, and FAQ for troubleshooting.
Monitor & Control Help Guide
"Monitor & Control" is an application that connects to a single camera, supports remote control of the camera, and
displays/operates the camera clips.
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How to Use This Help Guide
Usage Precautions
Name of Parts
System Configuration
Left Side/Front Side
Right Side
Rear Side/Connector Block/Card Slots
Top Side/Handle
Bottom Side
Removing the Microphone Holder
Attaching the Accessory Shoe
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  • Page 1 Recommended Memory Cards Provides information about the memory cards supported by the unit. Support Information PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800: Support Information Describes basic information about the camera, information about accessories, and FAQ for troubleshooting. Monitor & Control Help Guide “Monitor & Control” is an application that connects to a single camera, supports remote control of the camera, and displays/operates the camera clips.
  • Page 2 Using the Touch Panel Screen Display Status Screen Preparation Power Supply Using a Battery Pack Using an AC Adaptor Switching the Power On/Off Basic Configuration Date and Time Accessibility Functions Configuring Basic Operation Shooting Mode Recording Format Attaching Devices Attaching a Microphone (sold separately) Attaching the LCD Hood (supplied) Attaching the Lens Hood (supplied) Attaching the Large Eyecup...
  • Page 3 Inserting a Memory Card Ejecting a Memory Card Initializing Memory Cards Checking the Remaining Recording Time Shooting Basic Operation Procedure Adjusting the Zoom Zooming using the Zoom Lever Selecting the Type of Zoom Zooming using the Handle Zoom Lever Zooming using the Zoom Ring Adjusting the Focus Adjusting the Focus Manually Focusing using Touch Operation...
  • Page 4 Adjusting the Gain Adjusting the Shutter Adjusting the Light Level Adjusting the White Balance Adjusting the White Balance Automatically Adjusting the White Balance Manually Configuring Image Stabilization Using Image Stabilization Configuring Audio Setting the Audio to Record Selecting the Audio Input Device Adjusting the Audio Recording Level Automatically Adjusting the Audio Recording Level Manually Adding Audio Input Connectors...
  • Page 5 Deleting a Base Look Shooting in Dark Locations Connecting to a Network Network Functions Using “Monitor & Control” Connecting with “Monitor & Control” Connecting to the Internet Connecting to the Internet via Wireless LAN Connecting to the Internet via USB Tethering Connecting to the Internet via Wired LAN Using Creators' App for enterprise Transferring Files to “C3 Portal”...
  • Page 6 Using External Devices Using a Monitor and Recording Devices Preparing to Connect an External Monitor/Recorder Connecting an External Device to the SDI Output (PXW-Z200 only) Connecting an External Device to the HDMI Output Synchronizing Timecode with an External Device (PXW-Z200 only)
  • Page 7 Output Formats SDI/HDMI Output Connector Output Formats (PXW-Z200 only) HDMI Output Connector Output Formats Appendix Troubleshooting Error/Warning Messages Items Saved in Files Block Diagrams Licenses Specifications 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 8 This Help Guide describes the functions and use of the PXW-Z200 and HXR-NX800. The PXW-Z200 is equipped with an SDI OUT connector and a TC IN/OUT connector. Other than the above, the functions and operation of the PXW-Z200 and HXR-NX800 are common. Where the functionality differs, the corresponding model name is stated in the description and title.
  • Page 9 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Usage Precautions On condensation If the unit is suddenly taken from a cold to a warm location, or if ambient temperature suddenly rises, moisture may form on the outer surface of the unit and/or inside of the unit. This is known as condensation. If condensation occurs, turn off the unit and wait until the condensation clears before operating the unit.
  • Page 10 Periodic inspections are recommended to keep the unit working properly and to prolong its usable lifetime. Contact a Sony service or sales representative for more information about inspections. About the built-in rechargeable battery The unit has a built-in rechargeable battery for storing the date, time, and other settings even when the unit is turned off.
  • Page 11 STORAGE SYSTEMS TO RECORD CONTENT OF ANY TYPE. Always verify that the unit is operating properly before use. SONY WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR DAMAGES OF ANY KIND INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, COMPENSATION OR REIMBURSEMENT ON ACCOUNT OF THE LOSS OF PRESENT OR PROSPECTIVE PROFITS DUE TO FAILURE OF THIS UNIT, EITHER DURING THE WARRANTY PERIOD OR AFTER EXPIRATION OF THE WARRANTY, OR FOR ANY OTHER REASON WHATSOEVER.
  • Page 12 XLR-K2M/XLR-K3M XLR Adaptor Kit HVL-LBPC Video Light ECM-B1M Shotgun Microphone ECM-VG1/ECM-MS2 Microphone RM-30BP Remote Control Unit CFexpress Type A memory cards/SDXC memory cards CFexpress Type A card reader/SD card reader BP-U35/BP-U70/BP-U100 Battery Pack AC adaptor (supplied) TP1001670287 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 13 Accessory attachment screw holes M3 size screw hole. Use a screw of length 8 mm or shorter. TC IN/OUT switch Switches the TC IN/OUT connector between input and output. Available on the PXW-Z200 only. REMOTE connector Connect to general-purpose LANC jack accessory.
  • Page 14 Lens hood Lens hood shutter Related Topic Adjusting the Angle of the Viewfinder Synchronizing Timecode with an External Device (PXW-Z200 only) Using a Mobile Device or LANC Remote Control Removing the Microphone Holder Setting the Audio to Record Basic Operation Procedure...
  • Page 15 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Right Side PEAKING button Sets peaking settings. ZEBRA button Sets zebra pattern settings. ASSIGN (assignable) 11 button Lens hood shutter open/close switch FOCUS PUSH AUTO button In manual focus mode: Activates auto focus mode while the button is pressed.
  • Page 16 VF/LCD select button Switches the display screen between the viewfinder and LCD monitor. IRIS AUTO button Switches the iris adjustment mode. ND switch Switches the ND filter adjustment mode. Preset mode in the left position, and variable mode in the right position. ND AUTO button Sets ND auto mode.
  • Page 17 Connecting to the Internet via Wired LAN Shooting in Dark Locations Setting the Audio to Record Screen Display Adjusting the Audio Recording Level Manually Status Screen Menu List Direct Menu Switching the Power On/Off TP1001670289 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 18 HDMI output connector Outputs an HDMI signal. SDI OUT connector (BNC type) Outputs an SDI signal. Available on the PXW-Z200 only. TC IN/OUT connector (BNC type) Timecode input/output connector. Available on the PXW-Z200 only. Used for the following applications, depending on the TC IN/OUT switch setting.
  • Page 19 Connecting an External Device to the HDMI Output SDI/HDMI Output Connector Output Formats (PXW-Z200 only) HDMI Output Connector Output Formats Connecting an External Device to the SDI Output (PXW-Z200 only) Synchronizing Timecode with an External Device (PXW-Z200 only) Connecting to the Internet via Wired LAN...
  • Page 20 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Top Side/Handle Multi interface shoe For details about accessories supported by the multi interface shoe, contact your sales representative. Record START/STOP button / HOLD switch (handle) Press the record START/STOP button, turning the light on, to start recording. Press again, turning the light off, to stop recording.
  • Page 21 Adding Audio Input Connectors Basic Operation Procedure Recording to Both Memory Cards A and B Zooming using the Zoom Lever Assignable Buttons Direct Menu Focusing using Magnified View Playing a Clip Attaching the Lens Hood (supplied) TP1001670291 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 22 Tripod screw holes Compatible with 1/4 inch (1/4-20 UNC) and 3/8 inch (3/8-16 UNC) screws. Attach to a tripod (option, screw length of 5.5 mm or shorter). Air inlet Note Do not cover the air inlet. TP1001670292 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 23 You can remove the microphone holder of the unit to reduce the space required for storage. Unscrew the screw to remove the microphone holder. Note When attaching the microphone holder, tighten the screw securely to prevent the microphone from falling. TP1001670293 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 24 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Attaching the Accessory Shoe Lift the front edge of the shoe spring (A), and pull the spring in the opposite direction to the arrow engraved on the spring. Position the accessory shoe (B) on the accessory shoe mount, aligning the protrusions on the shoe with the corresponding points on the mount, and tighten the four screws.
  • Page 25 TP1001670294 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 26 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Using the Touch Panel Touch panel usage precautions The viewfinder of the unit is a touch panel, which you operate directly by touch using your finger. The touch panel is designed to be touched lightly with your finger. Do not press the panel with force or touch it using sharp- edged or pointed objects (nail, ballpoint pen, pin, etc.).
  • Page 27 Hint If the display content continues beyond the edges of the screen, you can drag or flick the display content to scroll. Configuring the touch panel Touch panel operation can be enabled/disabled using [Technical] – [Touch Operation] in the full menu. Using touch-enabled setup screens This section describes operation of the status screen as an example using touch operation.
  • Page 28 The value is applied and the display returns to the previous screen. Hint Press the CANCEL/BACK button to return to the previous value. You can also use the multi-function dial or multi selector. Touch operation can also be disabled. TP1001670295 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 29 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Screen Display During shooting (recording/standby) and playback, the status and settings of the unit are superimposed on the image. You can show/hide the information using the DISPLAY button. Even when hidden, the display will appear while performing direct menu operations.
  • Page 30 Display Meaning Switching to streaming transmitting status Streaming not transmitting status due to an error Slow & Quick Motion shooting frame rate Remaining battery capacity/DC IN voltage Focus mode Display Meaning [Focus Hold] mode MF mode AF mode Realtime tracking AF mode Subject recognition AF (AF/ / Human detection icon Human only detection AF icon...
  • Page 31 Display Meaning 1) 2) Mount status (non-recordable) ([Media(B)]) (Flashing) Recording proxy clip only An error or insufficient remaining capacity warning occurred at the start of recording or during recording. (Protected) icon appears if the memory card is write-protected. White balance mode Display Meaning Auto mode...
  • Page 32 Audio level meter Displays the audio level of CH1 to CH4. Video signal monitor Displays a waveform, vectorscope, and histogram. The orange line indicates the set value of the zebra level. In log shooting mode, the monitor target LUT application status is displayed above the display. When [LUT Off] is selected, the color gamut setting is displayed.
  • Page 33 Network status Upload progress/Remaining files Clip number/total number of clips Playback status Playback format (frame rate and scan method) Streaming status Bit rate Displays the bit rate for SRT streaming when [ARC] is set to [On]. The display flashes if the bit rate falls below the value set by the ARC function.
  • Page 34 Basic Operation Procedure Adjusting the Gain Streaming Slow & Quick Motion Using Image Stabilization Checking the Remaining Recording Time Adjusting the White Balance Manually Synchronizing Timecode with an External Device (PXW-Z200 only) Selecting a Look Saving a Look Items Saved in Files...
  • Page 35 Structure of the Thumbnail Screen Video Signal Monitor Gamma Display Assist Function Proxy Recording Stopping Realtime Tracking AF TP1001670296 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 36 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Status Screen You can check the settings and status of the unit on the status screen. The settings of items marked with an asterisk (*) can be changed. To display the status screen Press the MENU button.
  • Page 37 Display item Description [VF Gamma] / [Gamma] Gamma category and curve [Scene File]* Scene file in use and its file ID [Audio] status screen Displays the input setting, audio level meter, and volume monitor setting for each channel. Display item Description Auto adjustment on/off status [Level]...
  • Page 38 Gamma display assist setting/Color gamut setting/Monitor LUT status [Base Look/LUT]* [Base Look/LUT] setting [Gamma Display Assist]* [Gamma Display Assist] on/off status PXW-Z200 only [Assignable Button] status screen Displays the functions assigned to each of the assignable buttons. Display item Description...
  • Page 39 Display item Description Function assigned to the assignable 4 button Function assigned to the assignable 5 button Function assigned to the assignable 6 button Function assigned to the assignable 7 button Function assigned to the assignable 8 button Function assigned to the assignable 9 button Function assigned to the assignable 10 button Function assigned to the assignable 11 button [<PUSH AUTO>]...
  • Page 40 Display item Description Memory card B information Displays an icon when a memory card is inserted in slot B. Memory card B remaining Displays the remaining capacity of the memory card inserted in slot B expressed as a capacity meter percentage on a bar graph.
  • Page 41 [Current File Transfer Progress] Transfer progress of current file transfer [Current Transferring File Name] Name of file currently being transferred [Server Address] Address of file transfer destination server [Destination Directory] Destination directory of file transfer destination server TP1001670297 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 42 Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Power Supply You can use a battery pack or AC power supply from an AC adaptor. For safety, use only the Sony battery packs and AC adaptors listed below. Lithium-ion battery packs BP-U35 (supplied) BP-U70 BP-U100...
  • Page 43 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Using a Battery Pack Attaching the battery pack Plug the battery pack into the attachment as far as it will go, and then slide it down to lock it into position. Removing the battery pack Press and hold the BATT RELEASE button (A), slide the battery pack up, and then pull it out of the attachment.
  • Page 44 Flashing: Charging error, or temperature is outside the operating range and charging is paused When fully charged, the CHARGE lamp of the battery charger turns off. Always use genuine Sony batteries. Charging time The approximate time required to charge a fully discharged BP-U35 battery pack is 120 minutes.
  • Page 45 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 46 The battery cannot be charged while attached to the unit, even if the AC adaptor is connected. When disconnecting the AC adaptor from the unit, grasp the plug and pull it straight out. Pulling on the cable may cause a malfunction. TP1001670300 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 47 Remove the battery pack or disconnect the AC adaptor after the power lamp is extinguished when the power switch is set to the (standby) position. If the power source is removed while the power switch is in the (on) position, the unit or memory cards may become damaged. TP1001670301 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 48 While the initial settings screen is displayed, no other operation, except turning the power off, is permitted until you finish the settings on this screen. The unit has a built-in rechargeable battery for storing the date, time, and other settings even when the unit is turned off. TP1001670302 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 49 Accessibility] – [Enlarge Screen] in the full menu. Hint Some display elements, in addition to the recorded image and playback image, are not displayed enlarged. Related Topic Using the Screen Reader Magnifying the Screen Display TP1001670303 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 50 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Configuring Basic Operation Before shooting, configure the basic operation of the unit on the [Project] status screen to suit the usage application. Related Topic Status Screen TP1001671380 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 51 Can also be configured using [Project] – [Flexible ISO Setting] – [Color Gamut] in the full menu. [S-Gamut3.Cine/SLog3]: Easy to adjust color gamut for digital cinema (DCI-P3). [S-Gamut3/SLog3]: Sony wide color gamut that covers the ITU-R BT.2020 color gamut. The functional restrictions for each shooting mode are given below.
  • Page 52 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...

  • Page 53: Recording Format

    Note You cannot switch the video format during recording/playback. Restrictions may apply to the signal from the SDI OUT connector (PXW-Z200 only) and HDMI output connector, depending on the video format setting. When the recording format is 3840×2160 and the Slow & Quick Motion frame rate is 100fps or 120fps, the framing becomes narrower (cropped).
  • Page 54 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Attaching a Microphone (sold separately) You can attach a microphone (sold separately). Place the microphone (A) in the microphone holder (B). Connect the microphone cable to the INPUT 1 or INPUT 2 connector. Set the INPUT 1/INPUT 2 switch (C/D) according to the type of microphone.
  • Page 55 Depending on the type of lens attached, the tip of the microphone may be visible in the image. Adjust the position of the microphone. Related Topic Setting the Audio to Record Selecting the Audio Input Device Adjusting the Audio Recording Level Automatically Adjusting the Audio Recording Level Manually TP1001670306 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 56 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Attaching the LCD Hood (supplied) You can attach an LCD hood (supplied) to the LCD monitor. Attach the LCD hood (A) by sliding it into the grooves along the top and bottom of the LCD monitor from left to right.
  • Page 57 When moving the LCD monitor, hold the body of the LCD monitor and then move it. Do not grasp the LCD hood. Removing the LCD hood Use the reverse procedure of attaching the LCD hood. TP1001670307 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 58 When not in use, such as when transporting the unit, press the lens hood shutter open/close switch (B) downward to close the lens hood shutter and protect the lens. Removing the lens hood Press and hold the lens hood release button (A) and slide the lens hood off in the reverse direction of attaching (2). TP1001670308 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 59 Attaching the Large Eyecup You can attach the large eyecup to the viewfinder. Lightly squeeze the large eyecup (A) (supplied) and place it on the viewfinder until the edge fits in the horizontal groove. TP1001670309 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 60 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Adjusting the Angle of the LCD Monitor Tilt the LCD monitor up/down or toward the back to adjust the angle. The LCD monitor can be tilted up by 180°, down by 90°, or toward the back by 105°, as shown in the following diagram.
  • Page 61 This display orientation is suitable when shooting yourself. The captured image is displayed flipped horizontally, but the playback image is not flipped. LCD monitor in the stowed position, but facing outwards. The image can be monitored even in this orientation. TP1001670310 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 62 Adjust using [Monitoring] – [LCD Monitor/VF] – [LCD Monitor Brightness] in the full menu. Adjusting the brightness does not affect the recorded image. Hint You can also make adjustments using an assignable button assigned with [LCD/VF Adjust]. TP1001670311 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 63 Accessibility] – [Enlarge Screen] – [Setting] is set to [Disable], the function of the assignable button assigned with [Enlarge Screen] returns to its factory default assignment. Note You cannot change the screen magnification ratio by touch operation. Related Topic Magnifying the Screen Display TP1001670312 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 64 You can adjust the angle of the viewfinder to suit your shooting style. When not being used, it can be folded down. It turns off when folded. If the viewfinder screen display is blurry, adjust the diopter adjustment dial (A) on the side of the viewfinder. Turn the dial until the image is clear. TP1001670313 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 65 Adjust using [Monitoring] – [LCD Monitor/VF] – [VF Brightness] in the full menu. Adjusting the brightness does not affect the recorded image. Hint You can also make adjustments using an assignable button assigned with [LCD/VF Adjust]. TP1001670314 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 66 In such cases, you can disable the eye sensor using the VF/LCD select button. When the eye sensor is disabled, the image does not appear in the viewfinder even if you look into the viewfinder. TP1001670315 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 67 Referred to as “CFexpress cards” in this Help Guide. SDXC memory cards For details about SDXC memory cards supported by the unit, see the following topic. Recommended Memory Cards Referred to as “SD cards” in this Help Guide. TP1001670316 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...

  • Page 68: Table Of Contents

    Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Recommended Memory Cards The guaranteed operating conditions will vary depending on the [Rec Format] and recording settings. Normal recording ✓: Operation guaranteed ×: Operation not guaranteed CFexpress Type Recording format SDXC [Bit Rate] System...

  • Page 69: System

    CFexpress Type Recording format SDXC [Bit Rate] System Class [Codec] Resolution CFE200 CFE400 frequency ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ × × × × × XAVC HS ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ 3840×2160 × × × × × Long 422 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓...
  • Page 70 CFexpress Type Recording format SDXC [Bit Rate] System Class [Codec] Resolution CFE200 CFE400 frequency ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ × × × XAVC HS ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ 3840×2160 × × × Long 422 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓...
  • Page 71 CFexpress Type Recording format SDXC [Bit Rate] System Class [Codec] Resolution CFE200 CFE400 frequency ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ × × × XAVC HS ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ 3840×2160 × × × Long 422 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓...

  • Page 72: Hz Xavc S Long

    CFexpress Type Recording format SDXC [Bit Rate] System Class [Codec] Resolution CFE200 CFE400 frequency ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ × × × ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ 3840×2160 × × × ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ × ×...
  • Page 73 CFexpress Type Recording format SDXC [Bit Rate] System Class [Codec] Resolution CFE200 CFE400 frequency ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ × × × ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ 3840×2160 × × × ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ × ×...
  • Page 74 CFexpress Type Recording format SDXC [Bit Rate] System Class [Codec] Resolution CFE200 CFE400 frequency ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ × × × XAVC HS ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ 3840×2160 Long 422 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓...
  • Page 75 CFexpress Type S&Q Recording format SDXC shooting [Bit frame Rate] System Class [Codec] Resolution CFE200 CFE400 rate frequency ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ 59.94 Hz × × × × × 1–60 XAVC ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ M, L × × × ×...
  • Page 76 CFexpress Type S&Q Recording format SDXC shooting [Bit frame Rate] System Class [Codec] Resolution CFE200 CFE400 rate frequency H, M, ✓ ✓ ✓ 1–60 × × × × × × 3840×2160 H, M, ✓ ✓ 100, 120 × × × ×...
  • Page 77 CFexpress Type S&Q Recording format SDXC shooting [Bit frame Rate] System Class [Codec] Resolution CFE200 CFE400 rate frequency ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ 50 Hz × × × × × 1–60 XAVC ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ M, L × × × ×...
  • Page 78 CFexpress Type S&Q Recording format SDXC shooting [Bit frame Rate] System Class [Codec] Resolution CFE200 CFE400 rate frequency H, M, ✓ ✓ ✓ 1–60 × × × × × × 3840×2160 H, M, ✓ ✓ 100, 120 × × × ×...
  • Page 79 CFexpress Type S&Q Recording format SDXC shooting [Bit frame Rate] System Class [Codec] Resolution CFE200 CFE400 rate frequency H, M, ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ 1–60 × × × × × 3840×2160 H, M, ✓ ✓ ✓ 100, 120 × × ×...
  • Page 80 CFexpress Type S&Q Recording format SDXC shooting [Bit frame Rate] System Class [Codec] Resolution CFE200 CFE400 rate frequency H, M, ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ 1–60 × × × × × 3840×2160 H, M, ✓ ✓ ✓ 100, 120 × × ×...
  • Page 81 CFexpress Type S&Q Recording format SDXC shooting [Bit frame Rate] System Class [Codec] Resolution CFE200 CFE400 rate frequency ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ 23.98 Hz × × × × × 1–60 XAVC ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ M, L × × × ×...
  • Page 82 × × × XAVC S Intra H, M, ✓ ✓ ✓ 1–60 × × × × × × 1920×1080 120, 150, H, M, ✓ ✓ ✓ 180, 200, × × × × × × TP1001670317 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 83 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Inserting a Memory Card This topic describes how to insert a memory card. Push the lever in the center of the card slot cover (A) in the direction of the arrow to open the cover.
  • Page 84 For SD cards, the label faces to the right with the beveled corner (B) at the bottom. The access indicator is lit red, then changes to green if the card is usable. Note If the access indicator flashes red continuously and does not change to green, temporarily turn off the unit, and remove and reinsert the memory card.
  • Page 85 When recording to memory cards inserted in both CFexpress Type A/SD card slots (A) and (B), insert memory cards in both slots that are recommended for operation with the format of the recording. Related Topic Memory Cards TP1001670318 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 86 All data recorded on the card may be discarded. Always make sure the access indicator is green or off before turning off the unit or removing the memory card. When removing a memory card immediately after recording is finished, the memory card may be hot, but this does not indicate a problem. TP1001670319 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 87 A warning message is displayed. Follow the instructions to replace the card with a supported memory card. To use a memory card formatted on the unit in another device First, make a backup of the card, then reformat the card in the device to be used. TP1001670320 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 88 If you continue recording until the total remaining recording time reaches zero, the message changes to “Media Full” and recording stops. Hint Up to approximately 9999 clips can be recorded on one memory card. TP1001670321 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 89 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Basic Operation Procedure Basic shooting is conducted using the following procedure. Attach the necessary devices, and check that power is being supplied. Insert memory cards, as required. If memory cards are inserted in both card slots A and B, the unit will automatically switch to the second card when the remaining capacity on the first card reduces to zero.
  • Page 90 Pressing an assignable button assigned with [DURATION/TC/U-BIT] will switch the display between the timecode, user bits, and elapsed time in sequence. Switching the timecode input/output (PXW-Z200 only) You can switch the timecode input/output using the TC IN/OUT switch. Reviewing the recording You can check the video of the last recorded clip on the screen using recording review mode.
  • Page 91 If you want to review a specific clip after recording multiple clips, press the THUMBNAIL button to display the thumbnail screen, and select the clip to start playback. Related Topic Using the Screen Reader Playing a Clip Synchronizing Timecode with an External Device (PXW-Z200 only) TP1001670323 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 92 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Zooming using the Zoom Lever You can control the zoom using the handle zoom lever (A) or grip zoom lever (B). The zoom speed varies with the pressure applied to the lever. Press the zoom lever slightly to zoom slowly, and move it further to zoom faster.
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  • Page 94 Zoom is enabled, you can effectively zoom even closer than the optical telephoto end. The maximum zoom ratio using Clear Image Zoom varies depending on the recording resolution. When the recording resolution is QFHD: 1.5× When the recording resolution is HD: 2× TP1001670325 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 95 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Zooming using the Handle Zoom Lever Set the handle zoom lever setting using [Technical] – [Handle Zoom] in the full menu. TP1001670326 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 96 Turn the zoom ring at a moderate speed. If you turn it too quickly, you may not be able to continue turning the zoom ring at the same speed. The zoom drive sound may also be recorded. TP1001670327 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 97 When the AF subject shift sensitivity is set to [1(Locked On)] When the FOCUS switch is set to the AF position When operating the focus ring ([AF Assist]) Related Topic Changing the Focus Target Manually TP1001670328 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 98 [Push AF/Push MF]. The spot focus position cannot be specified while the focus is magnified or when [Technical] – [Touch Operation] is set to [Off] in the full menu. Related Topic Using the Touch Panel TP1001670329 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 99 Focusing occurs within the focus area set using [Shooting] – [Focus] – [Focus Area] in the full menu. The focus returns to manual focus when you release the button. This is useful when you want to move the focus slowly from one subject to another subject during manual focus. TP1001670330 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 100 Note The recorded image or SDI/HDMI output image is not magnified when the focus is magnified. The magnified position returns to the center of the screen when the unit is turned off. TP1001670331 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 101 When [Shooting] – [Focus] – [AF Assist] is set to [On] in the full menu, you can still use the focus ring during auto focus to adjust the focus. Note Accuracy may not be obtained depending on the shooting conditions. TP1001670332 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 102 Hint You can show/hide the focus area frame using [Monitoring] – [Display On/Off] – [Focus Area Indicator] in the full menu. Note The focus area frame is not hidden when using the DISPLAY button. TP1001670333 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 103 When finished, press the assignable button assigned with [Focus Setting] to return to the original screen. Hint The focus area frame is displayed orange when the position of the focus area can be changed. TP1001670334 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 104 When [Technical] – [Touch Operation] is set to [Off] in the full menu When the focus area frame is displayed in gray or is not displayed at all Related Topic Using the Touch Panel TP1001670335 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 105 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Adjusting the Auto Focus Operation AF transition speed You can set the speed of the focus drive for when the subject changes using [Shooting] – [Focus] – [AF Transition Speed] in the full menu.
  • Page 106 Focus changes to another subject rapidly TP1001670336 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 107 The AF assist state can be canceled quickly by using the FOCUS PUSH AUTO button or an assignable button assigned with [Push AF/Push MF]. Realtime tracking AF stops when the focus ring is operated. In human only detection AF mode, auto focus focuses on the face closest to the focus position of the focus ring. TP1001670337 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 108 This allows you to temporarily stop auto focus and focus manually when something that is not the subject of shooting crosses in front of the subject. Hint The same operation is supported using an assignable button assigned with [Push AF/Push MF]. Realtime tracking AF stops if realtime tracking AF is currently enabled. TP1001670338 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 109 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Tracking using Human Detection The unit can detect people as a target to track, and then adjust the focus on faces, eyes, head, or body within the focus area. This function is available only when the focus mode is auto focus mode or during push auto focus.
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  • Page 111 When a tracking target face/eye/head/body is detected, the tracking target face is saved. When saved, the (saved tracking face) icon is displayed. [Off]: Use for focusing and tracking of a specified subject. Face/eye/head/body detection does not occur, even if the tracking target is a person. TP1001670340 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 112 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Starting Realtime Tracking AF When a specific subject is specified as the tracking target, tracking of that target starts. Specifying by touch operation Tap the target subject to track in one of the following states: When the focus mode is manual focus mode or during push manual focus, and [Shooting] –...
  • Page 113 B: Tracking frame C: Face selection cursor (orange) Hint You can also change the target to track during realtime tracking AF. Note During manual focus, tracking cannot be started using subject recognition frame selection. TP1001670341 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 114 When auto focus assist is executed When the focus area setting or subject recognition AF operation is changed When the tracking target is not within the shooting screen and focus on the subject is lost for a few seconds TP1001670342 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 115 When only the hands and feet of a person or animal are visible When a part of the subject is hidden and is not visible. Depending on the situation, objects or body parts other than the subject may be mistakenly recognized as the subject. TP1001670343 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 116 Temporarily adjusting automatically Press an assignable button assigned with [Push Auto Iris] to automatically adjust the iris temporarily while the button is pressed. The iris returns to the previous setting when you release the button. TP1001670344 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 117 The temporarily adjusted value is canceled by switching the ISO/GAIN switch, setting [AGC] to [On], or turning the power off. Hint You can also assign [Push AGC] to an assignable button, and set [AGC] to [On] temporarily while the button is pressed. TP1001670345 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 118 To adjust the exposure time to match the frame interval, select [Off] in step 1. You can set the shutter speed as an angle, or set the shutter speed value directly according to the frequency of the light source. TP1001670346 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 119 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Adjusting the Light Level In conditions where the lighting is too bright, you can set the appropriate brightness by changing the ND filter. The unit features two ND filter modes. You can switch between the two modes using the ND PRESET/VARIABLE switch.
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  • Page 121 When the subject is lit by a light source with extremely high or extremely low color temperature. If the the ATW auto tracking speed is slow or the appropriate effect cannot be obtained, run auto white balance. TP1001670348 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 122 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Adjusting the White Balance Manually When white balance is set to ATW mode, press and hold an assignable button assigned with [White Balance] to display the direct menu and select [W:P]/[W:A]/[W:B]. Select B, A, or PRESET using the WHT BAL switch.
  • Page 123 Note If the adjustment is not successful, an error message is displayed on the screen for about three seconds. If the error message persists after repeated attempts to set the white balance, contact your Sony service representative. TP1001670349 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 124 You can also switch image stabilization between [Standard], [Active], and [Off] using the direct menu. Hint [Active] cannot be configured when shooting in Slow & Quick Motion mode. When shooting using a tripod for stability, set image stabilization to [Off]. TP1001670350 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 125 AUDIO LEVEL dial (CH1) AUDIO LEVEL dial (CH2) [Audio] status screen Press the AUDIO button to display the [Audio] status screen. You can also press the MENU button and scroll the screen to display the status. TP1001670351 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 126 Selecting MIC+48V and connecting a microphone that is not compatible with a +48V source may damage the connected device. Check the setting before connecting the device. If noise is a concern on connectors with no device connected, set the corresponding INPUT 1/INPUT 2 (LINE/MIC/MIC+48V) switches to LINE. TP1001670352 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 127 For CH3/CH4, set the recording audio level control on the [Audio] status screen or set [Audio] – [Audio Input] – [CH3 Level Control]/[CH4 Level Control] to [Auto] in the full menu. Related Topic Block Diagrams TP1001670353 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 128 The [Audio Input Level] setting may be disabled, depending on the combination of settings in the [Audio] menu. The unit supports combinations of various settings. For details about setting combinations, see the following topic. Block Diagrams TP1001670354 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 129 [Through] is selected, audio will be recorded at the level adjusted with the XLR adaptor. Functions of the unit that overlap will be disabled for channels on which the XLR adaptor is selected as the input. Use the switches and dials on the XLR adaptor to perform adjustments. TP1001670355 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 130 When items are displayed on a white background, the multi-function dial can be used like an assignable dial. The multi selector can also be used for selection operations. The direct menu does not support touch operation. TP1001670356 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 131 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Assignable Buttons There are 12 assignable buttons on the unit to which you can assign functions. You can also assign a function to the multi-function dial. Changing the button function Set using [Project] – [Assignable Button] in the full menu.
  • Page 132 [ATW Hold] [AF Speed/Sens.] [Focus Setting] [Subject Recognition AF] [Push AF/Push MF] [Focus Hold] [Focus Magnifier ×3/×6] [Focus Magnifier ×3] [Focus Magnifier ×6] [S&Q Motion] [LUT On/Off [LUT On/Off [NIGHTSHOT] [SteadyShot] [SteadyShot Active] [SteadyShot Standard] [Rec] [Auto Framing Pause] [Auto Framing Settings] [Rec Review] [Shot Mark1] [Shot Mark2]...
  • Page 133 The setting is disabled while the menu is displayed. TP1001670357 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 134 Slow & Quick Motion cannot be set during recording, playback, or while the thumbnail screen is displayed. Audio recording is not supported in Slow & Quick Motion mode. Auto shutter is disabled in Slow & Quick Motion mode. TP1001670358 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 135 You can press an assignable button assigned with [Auto Framing Settings] to configure the [Crop Level] and [Framing Tracking Speed] settings. Note The image may not be cropped with the optimal composition, depending on the shooting conditions. SDI output is not available while this function is enabled. TP1001670359 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 136 Handle Rec Button: When the buttons are set to control recording for different memory cards, the following record start/stop control follows the recording state of slot A. PXW-Z200: [SDI/HDMI Rec Control] HXR-NX800: [HDMI Rec Control] To change the setting Set [Project] – [Simul Rec] to [Rec Button Set] in the full menu.
  • Page 137 In log shooting mode, “Look” is displayed at the top right of the video signal monitor when a LUT is applied to indicate the monitor target. “SG3/SLog3” or “SG3C/SLog3” is displayed when a LUT is not applied. TP1001670361 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 138 When converting from an HDR image to SDR using SR Live Metadata after shooting, [SDR Gain] is applied to the conversion so that the SDR image display has the same exposure that was viewed in the viewfinder at the time of shooting. TP1001670362 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 139 You can also add a clip flag using [Thumbnail] – [Set Clip Flag] in the full menu. The thumbnail screen can be displayed sorted by clip flag type (filtered clip thumbnail screen). For details, see the following topic. Clip Operations TP1001670363 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 140 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Proxy Recording This function allows you to simultaneously record a low-resolution proxy clip at the same time as recording a high-resolution original clip when recording to a memory card. A proxy clip can be subdivided into chunks automatically at short intervals and the files can be transferred before the end of recording.
  • Page 141 Make sure that the memory card does not pop out when inserting or removing it. To stop shooting Stop the recording. Setting the audio channel for proxy recording Set the audio channel for proxy data recording using [Project] – [Proxy Rec] – [Audio Channel] in the full menu. TP1001670364 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 142 When [Auto Upload (Proxy)] is not set to [Chunk], proxy recording in chunks does not occur. The media in slot B is dedicated to recording proxy clips in chunks, hence relay recording and 2-slot simultaneous recording are not supported. TP1001670365 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 143 (Not registered) (Not registered) You can also select a look using [Paint/Look] – [Scene File] – [Recall] in the full menu. You can also recall a preset look using [Scene File] – [Preset Recall]. TP1001670366 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 144 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Importing a Desired Base Look You can import up to 16 3D LUT files, created on a computer or other device, as a base look from a memory card or cloud service. File format: CUBE file (*.cube) for a 17-grid or 33-grid 3D LUT created using Catalyst Browse or RAW Viewer.
  • Page 145 The base look/LUT selection options for imported 3D LUT files are common to [SDR(BT.709)]/[HDR(HLG)]/log shooting mode, but color gamut and gamma conversion are not performed according to these modes. 3D LUT files are not deleted when [Maintenance] – [All Reset] – [Reset] is executed in the full menu. TP1001670367 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 146 – [Matrix] and other settings in the full menu, other than the base look, are changed. You can reset all customized settings using [Paint/Look] – [Reset Paint Settings] – [Reset without Base Look] in the full menu. TP1001670368 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 147 Deleting a saved look You can delete a scene file saved in internal memory using [Paint/Look] – [Scene File] – [Delete] in the full menu. Hint When deleted, it is no longer displayed in the direct menu. TP1001670369 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 148 Imported 3D LUT files are not deleted when [Maintenance] – [All Reset] – [Reset] is executed in the full menu. A deleted base look can no longer be used as a LUT in log shooting mode. TP1001670370 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 149 The infrared light can also be turned on using an assignable button assigned with [NIGHTSHOT]. Note The night shot function uses an infrared light. Do not cover the night shot infrared light with your fingers. Remove the lens hood. Use in good lighting conditions may cause a malfunction. TP1001670371 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 150 This is a development environment provided by Sony for software developers to develop solutions and applications using Sony cameras. Using this SDK allows developers to remotely control Sony cameras from a host PC and to develop unique applications for shooting and monitoring.
  • Page 151 Tethering (Internet sharing): A function that allows you to connect to the Internet via mobile network data communication using the SIM card of a mobile device For details about how to connect to the unit with a mobile device and how to operate the “Monitor & Control” application, refer to the “Monitor & Control” Help Guide. TP1001670373 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 152 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Connecting to the Internet via Wireless LAN Connect the unit to an existing wireless LAN access point. Connect the mobile device to control operation via the access point. The 10 most recently connected access points are displayed in the history. The connection history is saved in an All file, but the access point passwords are not saved.
  • Page 153 Set [Wireless LAN] – [Setting] to [Wireless LAN ST]. Note The unit does not support simultaneous use of wireless LAN and wired LAN. Press [Wireless LAN] – [Status]. The [Scan Networks] screen appears. Select the access point for the network to which you want to connect and enter the password. Configure the following connection settings, as required.
  • Page 154 Press the [Show Authentication] button on the [Network] status screen to display the authentication information for connecting to the unit. Take care that the screen cannot be viewed and the QR code image cannot be copied by others. TP1001670374 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 155 If a message indicating that connection via USB has initiated appears on a black screen, remove the USB cable to return to the shooting screen, set USB tethering to [On] and then connect the USB cable. USB tethering cannot be used if the smartphone is connected via a USB hub. TP1001670375 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 156 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Connecting to the Internet via Wired LAN You can connect to the Internet by connecting the unit and a wireless LAN router by wired LAN connection. A: Smartphone/tablet B: Computer C: Wireless LAN router D: Internet Connect the network connector of the unit to a wireless LAN router using a LAN cable.
  • Page 157 Take care that the screen cannot be viewed and the QR code image cannot be copied by others. Note Always select [Set] after changing the connection settings. The settings are not applied if [Set] is not selected. TP1001670376 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 158 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Transferring Files to “C3 Portal” You can transfer files to the “C3 Portal” cloud service using the “Creators' App for enterprise” application. Execute [Network] – [Network Setup] – [Setup for Mobile App] in the full menu.
  • Page 159 Managing All files You can save an All file created on the unit in “C3 Portal” and load an All file from “C3 Portal.” Related Topic Importing a Desired Base Look Saving a Configuration File TP1001670377 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 160 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Preparing to Transfer Files You can transfer a recorded proxy clip or original clip to a server on the Internet or to a server on the local network. Connect the unit to the Internet or local network using the following procedures.
  • Page 161 Reset the [Server Settings1]/[Server Settings2]/[Server Settings3] settings to the default values. When finished, select [Set] to apply the settings. Note Always select [Set] after changing the settings. The settings are not applied if [Set] is not selected. TP1001670378 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 162 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Selecting and Transferring a Clip You can transfer a proxy clip or original clip that is recorded on a memory card to a server. Note Proxy clips recorded in chunks are files dedicated for auto transfer. These files cannot be selected and transferred manually.
  • Page 163 If an error occurs during file transfer, the transfer of a clip with the same name as a transferred clip may not be resumed, depending on the settings and status of the transfer destination server. In this case, check the transfer destination server settings and status. Related Topic Structure of the Thumbnail Screen Clip Operations TP1001670379 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 164 The auto transfer of a proxy clip recorded in chunks takes precedence over other file transfer jobs. Related Topic Proxy Recording Recording and Uploading a Proxy Clip in Chunks TP1001670380 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 165 You can transfer files with encryption using FTPS in Explicit mode (FTPES) for the connection with the file transfer destination server. Setting secure FTP transfer For secure FTP transfer, set [Using Secure Protocol] to [On] in the file transfer destination server settings and import a certificate. Related Topic Preparing to Transfer Files TP1001670381 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 166 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Streaming You can stream the camera/playback video and audio of the unit with low latency. Two streaming methods are supported. RTMP/RTMPS streaming You can stream the camera video and audio of the unit with low latency using RTMP (Real Time Messaging Protocol) developed by Adobe Inc.
  • Page 167 Configuration Description item [Bit Rate] Set the bit rate of the streaming video. Set the URL of the server to connect. [Destination If the URL begins with “rtmps://” characters, streaming is recognized as RTMPS streaming and the URL] streaming data is encrypted. In this case, a certificate for RTMPS connections is required. [Stream Key] Set the stream key used for the streaming connection.
  • Page 168 Display format: 4-digit year (Western calendar) + 2-digit month + 2-digit day + 2-digit hour (24-hour format) + 2-digit minute + 2-digit second Example: 2024, December 1, 12:34:56 → 20241201123456 Configuring SRT streaming Setting the connection destination and format Set [Network] – [Stream] to [SRT-Caller 1]/[SRT-Caller 2]/[SRT-Caller 3] in the full menu. The connection destination setup screen appears.
  • Page 169 The distribution formats available for streaming vary depending on the [Rec Format] of the main signal. Stopping streaming Set [RTMP/RTMPS Status]/[SRT-Caller Status] on the [Stream] status screen or set [Network] – [Stream] – [Setting] to [Off] in the full menu to stop streaming. TP1001670382 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 170 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Structure of the Thumbnail Screen When you press the THUMBNAIL button, clips recorded on the memory card are displayed on the thumbnail screen. You can select a clip on the thumbnail screen and start playback from that clip. The playback video is displayed on the LCD monitor/viewfinder/external monitor.
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  • Page 172 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Playing a Clip You can play recorded clips when the unit is in recording standby mode. Insert the memory card to play. Press the PAUSE/PLAY playback control button. Press the PREV button or NEXT button to queue the desired clip to play.
  • Page 173 To view the start of the clip without breakup, put the unit into playback mode, pause, use the multi selector left button to return to the start of the clip, and start playback again. TP1001670384 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 174 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Clip Operations On the thumbnail screen, you can operate the clips or check clip properties using the [Thumbnail] menu in the full menu. Menu items for clip operations [Display Clip Properties] [Set Clip Flag]...
  • Page 175 Setting Added clip flag [Add OK] [Add NG] [Add KEEP] Hint You can also use an assignable button assigned with the clip flag function to add clip flags. Filtering the clip display Select [Thumbnail] – [Filter Clips] in the full menu, and select a clip flag type to display only those clips that have the specified flag.
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  • Page 177 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Menu List Press and hold the MENU button to display the full menu on the LCD monitor/viewfinder to specify various items for shooting and playback. You can display the menu on an external video monitor.
  • Page 178 [Base Setting] [HDR Setting] [Focus] [NIGHTSHOT] [Auto Framing] [Assignable Button] [Multi Function Dial] [All File] [User] (Factory default settings) [LCD Monitor/VF] [Peaking] [Delete Clip] [Copy Clip] [Transfer Clip] [Bluetooth] [Touch Operation] [Menu Settings] [Edit User Menu] [Add Item] [Edit User Menu] [Customize Reset] [ISO/Gain] [ND Filter]...
  • Page 179 [Base Setting] [Rec Format] [Flexible ISO Setting] [HDR Setting] [Simul Rec] [Proxy Rec] [SDI/HDMI Rec Control] [Project] PXW-Z200: [SDI/HDMI Rec Control] HXR-NX800: [HDMI Rec Control] [Auto Framing] [Assignable Button] [Multi Function Dial] [User File] [All File] [Scene File] [Base Look]...
  • Page 180 [Output On/Off] [Output Format] [Output Display] [Display On/Off] [Monitoring] [Marker] [LCD Monitor/VF] [Gamma Display Assist] [Peaking] [Zebra] [Audio Input] [Audio] [Audio Output] [Display Clip Properties] [Set Clip Flag] [Lock/Unlock Clip] [Delete Clip] [Thumbnail] [Copy Clip] [Transfer Clip] [Transfer Clip (Proxy)] [Filter Clips] [Customize View]...
  • Page 181 [Camera Battery Alarm] [Camera DC IN Alarm] [Network Setup] [Wireless LAN] [Wired LAN] [USB Tethering] [Network] [Bluetooth] [File Transfer] [Stream] [Network Reset] [Language] Accessibility] [Clock Set] [Maintenance] [All Reset] [Hours Meter] [Device Information] [Version] TP1001670386 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 182 Selecting [Execute] for a function will execute the corresponding function. Selecting an item that requires confirmation before execution will temporarily hide the menu and display a confirmation message. Check the message, and then select whether to execute or cancel the function. TP1001670387 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 183 ←/→: Moves the position of the cursor. : Deletes the character on the left of the cursor. When finished, select [Done] to apply the setting. The character string is confirmed and the character entry screen disappears. To cancel, select [Cancel]. TP1001670388 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 184 When all digits have been entered, move the cursor to [Set]. Press the apply button or multi-function dial. The entry is applied. A confirmation message appears, and the screen switches to the [User] menu. TP1001670389 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 185 It is recommended that you leave a record of the passcode number nearby, just in case it is forgotten. If you do forget the passcode number, contact your Sony service representative. If the menu is locked without registering full menu items from the following table in the [User] menu, those functions cannot be assigned to assignable buttons.
  • Page 186 [Zebra] [Technical] – [Touch Operation] – [Setting] [Touch Operation] [Technical] – [Handle Zoom] – [Setting] [Handle Zoom] [Network] – [Stream] – [Setting] [Stream] [Network] – [File Transfer] – [Auto Upload (Proxy)] [Auto Upload (Proxy)] TP1001670390 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 187 [Read Out when Power On] is set to [Enable] by factory default. If you do not use the screen reader function on the initial setup screen, the function is automatically set to [Disable] when the initial setup screen is closed. TP1001670391 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 188 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Magnifying the Screen Display You can magnify the shooting screen, playback screen, and menu screen display. If you press an assignable button assigned with the screen magnifier function, the screen is magnified according to the magnification factor setting.
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  • Page 190 [Menu Settings] [Technical] – [Menu Settings] [Edit User Menu] [Edit User Menu] Note You can add and remove menu items in the [User] menu using [Edit User Menu]. Up to 20 items can be configured. TP1001670393 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 191 Deletes the registered level 2 menu item from the [User] menu. Level 2 menu item selected during [Move] Rearranges the registered items within the [User] menu. editing Edits (register/delete) the registered level 3 items in the [User] [Edit Sub Item] menu. TP1001670394 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 192 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 [Shooting] Menu The following tables describe the function and settings of each menu item. [Shooting] – [ISO/Gain] Sets gain settings. Factory default Menu item Sub-item setting Description value Selects the gain setting mode. Note...
  • Page 193 Factory Menu item Sub-item setting default Description value Selects the operating mode of the electronic shutter. Used for shooting fast-moving subjects [Mode] [Speed] / [Angle] [Speed] clearly. Select [Speed] mode for setting the shutter speed as a time in seconds or [Angle] mode for setting the shutter speed as a shutter angle.
  • Page 194 Factory Menu item Sub-item setting default Description value [ECS On/Off] [On] / [Off] [Off] Turns ECS mode on/off. 119.88P: 120.0 100P: 100.0 23.99 to 8000 59.94P: [ECS The available settings vary depending on 60.00 Sets the ECS frequency when ECS mode is Frequency] the system frequency of the selected 50P: 50.00...
  • Page 195 Factory Menu item Sub-item setting default Description value Sets the F-stop value of the iris where auto [A.SHT Point] F5.6 / F8 / F11 shutter operation starts when [Auto Shutter] is set to [On]. Turns the function that ignores brightest [Clip High [On] / [Off] [Off]...
  • Page 196 Sub-item Factory Menu item Description setting default value [R Gain −99.0 to ±0.0 Sets the white balance R gain value saved in memory A. <A>] +99.0 [B Gain −99.0 to ±0.0 Sets the white balance B gain value saved in memory A. <A>] +99.0 Sets the white balance color temperature saved in memory B.
  • Page 197 Sub-item Factory default Menu item Description setting value Turns the function that sets the white balance memory area for each ND filter on/off. [On]: Sets the white balance memory for each ND filter. Hint [Filter White [On] / [Off] [Off] Memory] In preset mode, there are four settings ([Clear]/1/2/3).
  • Page 198 Sub-item Factory Menu item Description setting default value Sets the [Tint] offset to be added to the white balance in auto white [Offset Tint<ATW>] −99 to +99 ±0 mode when [Offset White<ATW>] is set to [On]. [Shooting] – [Focus] Sets focus settings. Factory default Menu item Sub-item setting...
  • Page 199 Selects whether to apply a monitor LUT to the SDI and HDMI output video. SDI/HDMI] [LUT On] / (PXW-Z200 only) [LUT Off] Note [LUT Off] Configurable in log shooting mode. Selects whether to apply a monitor LUT to the HDMI output video.
  • Page 200 Sub-item Factory default Menu item Description setting value Turns the infrared light on/off when night shot mode is turned [IR Light] [On] / [Off] [On] [Image Sets the color of the image when night shot mode is turned [White] / [Green] [White] Color] [Shooting] –...
  • Page 201 [50Hz] / [60Hz] [60Hz] causing the flicker. [Shooting] – [SteadyShot] Sets image stabilization settings. Menu item Sub-item setting Factory default value Description [Setting] [Active] / [Standard] / [Off] [Standard] Sets the image stabilization function. TP1001670395 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 202 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 [Project] Menu The following tables describe the function and settings of each menu item. [Project] – [Base Setting] Sets base settings. Factory default Menu item Sub-item setting Description value [Shooting [Custom] / [Flexible ISO] [Custom] Sets the shooting mode.
  • Page 203 Selects the audio channel to record to [CH1/CH2] / [CH3/CH4] [CH1/CH2] Channel] proxy data. Selects the chunk recording interval [Chunk] [30s] / [1min] / [2min] [30s] for proxy files. [Project] – [SDI/HDMI Rec Control] (PXW-Z200 only) Sets SDI/HDMI recording control settings.
  • Page 204 Factory Menu Sub-item setting default Description item value Sets recording start/stop control of an external connected device via the SDI/HDMI output signal. [Off]: Do not use remote control. [SDI/HDMI Remote I/F]: Record stop/start control of an external connected device, when there is no media inserted in the unit. Not synchronized with frame accuracy to the media in the unit.
  • Page 205 Factory Menu item Sub-item setting Description default value Sets whether to crop the HDMI output [HDMI] [Crop] / [Full] [Crop] video. [Project] – [Assignable Button] Sets function assignments to assignable buttons.
  • Page 206 Menu Sub-item setting Description item <1> to [Off] / [ISO/Gain] / [AGC] / [Push AGC] / [ND Filter Position] / [Auto ND Filter] / Assigns functions to <11> / [Push Auto ND] / [Auto Iris] / [Push Auto Iris] / [Shutter] / [Auto Shutter] / [AE assignable buttons.
  • Page 207 Menu Sub-item setting Description item Switches the subject recognition auto focus operation. [Push AF/Push MF]: Activates auto focus while the button is pressed in manual focus mode. Activates manual focus while the button is pressed in auto focus mode. [Focus Hold]: Holds fixed focus while the button is pressed in auto focus mode.
  • Page 208 Menu Sub-item setting Description item [Rec Review]: Turns the recording review function on/off. [Shot Mark1]: Adds shot mark1 to the currently recording or playing clip. [Shot Mark2]: Adds shot mark2 to the currently recording or playing clip. [Clip Flag OK]: Executes [Add OK].
  • Page 209 Menu Sub-item setting Description item transfer between [On]/[Off]/[Chunk]. [Enlarge Screen]: Switches the screen magnifier magnification. [Direct Menu]: Displays/exits the direct menu. [Network Status]: Displays the [Network] status screen. [User Menu]: Displays/exits the [User] menu. [Menu]: Displays/exits the full menu. [Project] – [Multi Function Dial] Assigns functions to the multi-function dial.
  • Page 210 [Execute]: Execute function. [File ID] – – Assigns a name to the file. Sets whether to load [Network] menu settings information [Load Network Data] [On] / [Off] [Off] when [Load from Media(B)] is executed. TP1001670396 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 211 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 [Paint/Look] Menu The following tables describe the function and settings of each menu item. [Paint/Look] – [Scene File] Sets settings related to scene files. Note Enabled in custom shooting mode only. Menu Sub-item setting...
  • Page 212 Menu item Sub-item setting Factory default value Description Imports a base look file from a memory card [Import from inserted into card slot [Execute] / [Cancel] – Media(B)] [Execute]: Execute function. Imports an uploaded base look file from the [Import from “C3 Portal”...
  • Page 213 Menu item Sub-item setting Factory default value Description [Master Black] −99.0 to +99.0 ±0.0 Sets the master black level. [R Black] −99.0 to +99.0 ±0.0 Sets the R black level. [B Black] −99.0 to +99.0 ±0.0 Sets the B black level. [Paint/Look] –...
  • Page 214 Factory Menu item Sub-item setting Description default value Sets the balance between vertical (V) and horizontal (H) detail [H/V Ratio] −2 to +2 ±0 for detail manual adjustment. [Type1] / [Type2] / Sets the balance between detail for low-luminance areas [B/W Balance] [Type3] / [Type4] / [Type3]...
  • Page 215 Sets the hue of the target color axis for adjustment [Hue] −99 to +99 ±0 selected in [Axis]. Sets the saturation of the target color axis for [Saturation] −99 to +99 ±0 adjustment selected in [Axis]. TP1001670397 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 216 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 [TC/Media] Menu The following tables describe the function and settings of each menu item. [TC/Media] – [Timecode] Sets timecode settings. Factory default Menu item Sub-item setting Description value Sets the timecode running mode. [Preset]: Starts running from a preset value.
  • Page 217 Sets settings related to timecode output when using HDMI. Menu Sub-item Factory default Description item setting value Sets whether to output the timecode to devices for other purposes [Setting] [On] / [Off] [Off] using HDMI. [TC/Media] – [Clip Name Format] Sets settings related to clip naming.
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  • Page 219 Sets output format settings. Menu item Sub-item setting Description For details about settings, see the following topic. [SDI] PXW-Z200 SDI/HDMI Output Connector Output Formats (PXW-Z200 Sets the SDI and HDMI output [HDMI] only) resolution. HXR- For details about settings, see the following topic.
  • Page 220 [On] / [Off] [On] [Base Look/Rec Look] [On] / [Off] [On] [SDI/HDMI Rec Control] [On] / [Off] [On] (PXW-Z200 only) [HDMI Rec Control] [On] / [Off] [On] (HXR-NX800 only) [Monitoring Look] [On] / [Off] [On] [Proxy Status] [On] / [Off]...
  • Page 221 Factory default Menu item Sub-item setting Description value [Timecode] [On] / [Off] [On] [ND Filter] [On] / [Off] [On] [Iris] [On] / [Off] [On] [ISO/Gain] [On] / [Off] [On] [Shutter] [On] / [Off] [On] [Level Gauge] [On] / [Off] [On] [Audio Level Meter] [On] / [Off] [On]...
  • Page 222 Factory default Menu item Sub-item setting Description value Sets the aspect ratio to an arbitrary value. Note [Custom Enter an arbitrary value 01.00:01.00 Aspect Ratio] This setting is enabled when [Aspect Select] is set to [Custom]. [Guide [On] / [Off] [Off] Turns the guide frame display on/off.
  • Page 223 Selects the zebra display type. [Zebra1 Level] 0% to 109% Sets the [Zebra1] display level. [Zebra1 Aperture Level] 2% to 20% Sets the [Zebra1] aperture level. [Zebra2 Level] 0% to 109% 100% Sets the [Zebra2] display level. TP1001670399 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 224 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 [Audio] Menu The following tables describe the function and settings of each menu item. For details about settings, see the following topic. Block Diagrams [Audio] – [Audio Input] Sets audio input settings. Factory default...
  • Page 225 Factory default Menu item Sub-item setting Description value Selects automatic audio input level adjustment or manual adjustment for CH3. Note [CH3 Level [Auto] / [Manual] [Auto] Control] If both [CH3 Input Select]/[CH4 Input Select] are set to [Internal MIC], CH4 is switched to automatic/manual in conjunction with this setting.
  • Page 226 Factory default Menu item Sub-item setting Description value Sets the combination of audio input level adjustments enabled for CH1. Input without XLR adaptor: Input without XLR [Audio Input Level] / adaptor: Note [Side] / [Level+Side] [Level+Side] [Side] refers to the AUDIO LEVEL (CH1) dial on the [CH1 Level] Input with XLR adaptor: Input with XLR...
  • Page 227 [Mono] / [Stereo] [Stereo] Out] monaural or stereo. [Alarm Level] 0 to 7 Adjusts the volume of the alarm. [HDMI Output Sets the combination of audio channels on the HDMI [CH1/CH2] / [CH3/CH4] [CH1/CH2] output. TP1001670400 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 228 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 [Thumbnail] Menu The following tables describe the function and settings of each menu item. [Thumbnail] Menu item Description [Display Clip Properties] Displays the clip properties screen. [Thumbnail] – [Set Clip Flag] Sets clip flag settings.
  • Page 229 Menu item Description [Select Clip] Copies a clip. [All Clips] Copies all clips. [Thumbnail] – [Transfer Clip] Transfers clips. Note [Transfer Clip] cannot be configured when a password is not configured using [Network] – [Network Setup] – [Edit Authentication] – [Input Password].
  • Page 230 [Thumbnail] – [Customize View] Switches the thumbnail screen view. Factory default Menu item Sub-item setting Description value [Thumbnail [Date Time] / [Time Code] / [Duration] / Switches the information displayed [Time Code] Caption] [Sequential Number] below thumbnails. TP1001670401 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 231 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 [Technical] Menu The following tables describe the function and settings of each menu item. [Technical] – [Color Bars] Sets color bar settings. Menu item Sub-item setting Factory default value Description [Setting] [On] / [Off] [Off] Turns color bars on/off.
  • Page 232 Menu Sub-item Factory default Description item setting value [3s] / [10s] / Selects the time for playback of clips just recorded for recording [Setting] [3s] [Clip] review. [Technical] – [Zoom] Sets the zoom settings. Menu Factory default Sub-item setting Description item value Sets the type of zoom.
  • Page 233 Factory Menu item Sub-item setting default Description value Sets whether to display the [User] menu [User only or display the menu list when the Menu [On] / [Off] [Off] unit displays the menu. Only] [On]: Displays the [User] menu only. [Off]: Displays the menu list.
  • Page 234 16.0V to 19.0V 16.5V Sets the voltage to display a DC IN low input voltage alarm. Voltage1] [DC Low Sets the voltage to display a DC IN insufficient input voltage 15.5V to 18.5V 15.5V Voltage2] alarm. TP1001670402 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 235 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 [Network] Menu The following tables describe the function and settings of each menu item. [Network] – [Network Setup] Executes the network setup assist tool. Factory Menu item Sub-item setting default Description value [Setup for –...
  • Page 236 Factory Menu item Sub-item setting default Description value Selects the operation mode of the wireless LAN connection. For models that do not support the 5 GHz band, [Access Point (2.4GHz)] and [Access Point (5GHz)] are [Access Point (2.4GHz)] / replaced by [Access Point Mode]. [Setting] [Access Point (5GHz)] / [Off]...
  • Page 237 Factory Menu item Sub-item setting default Description value Sets the wireless LAN network access point to connect. – – (Station mode only) [SSID] – Sets the SSID for the access point to connect. [Security] – Set the type of security for the access point to connect. Sets the password for the access point to connect.
  • Page 238 Factory default Menu item Sub-item setting Description value [Camera Remote Sets whether to enable remote control from a device [Enable] / [Disable] [Disable] Control] connected to the unit by wired LAN. – – Configures properties of the wired LAN. [DHCP] –...
  • Page 239 Menu item Sub-item setting Factory default value Description [Manage Paired Device] – – Displays/deletes paired Bluetooth device. [Device Address] – – Displays the Bluetooth address of the unit. [Network] – [File Transfer] Sets settings related to file transfers. Factory Menu item Sub-item setting default Description...
  • Page 240 Factory Menu item Sub-item setting default Description value [Display Name] – Sets the display name shown in the transfer destination settings. [Service] – [FTP] [FTP] Displays the type of server. [Host Name] – Sets the host name of the transfer destination server. [Port] (1 to 65535) Sets the port number of the transfer destination server.
  • Page 241 Factory default Menu item Sub-item setting Description value – – Sets a RTMP/RTMPS streaming connection. Sets the display name shown in [Destination [Display Name] – Select]. [Codec] [H.264/AVC] Displays the codec of the streaming video. [Resolution] – [3840×2160P] / [1920×1080P] Sets the resolution of the streaming video.
  • Page 242 – – [SRT-Caller 3] Same as [SRT-Caller 1] – – [Network] – [Network Reset] Resets the network settings. Menu item Sub-item setting Description Resets the network settings. [Reset] [Execute] / [Cancel] [Execute]: Execute function. TP1001670403 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 243 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 [Maintenance] Menu The following tables describe the function and settings of each menu item. [Maintenance] – [Language] Sets the display language. Menu item Description Sets the display language. [Select] [Set]: Apply setting. [Maintenance] – [ Accessibility] Sets settings related to the screen reader function and screen magnifier function.
  • Page 244 Factory default Menu item Sub-item setting Description value Selects the display format for dates. [Date [YYMMDD] / [MMDDYY] / [YYMMDD]: Year, month, day [YYMMDD] Mode] [DDMMYY] [MMDDYY]: Month, day, year [DDMMYY]: Day, month, year Selects the clock display format. [12h/24h] [12h] / [24h] [24h] [12h]: 12-hour mode...
  • Page 245 Displays version information. Menu item Sub-item setting Factory default value Description [Version Number] Vx.xx – Displays the software version of the unit. Updates the software of the unit. [Version Up] [Execute] / [Cancel] – TP1001670404 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 246 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 [ISO/Gain] Settings and Default Values The range of [ISO/Gain] settings and default values vary depending on the [Mode]/[Target Display]/[Base Look] – [Select] settings. When [Mode] is set to [ISO] Custom shooting mode ✓: Supported ×: Not supported...
  • Page 247 [SDR(BT.709)] and [Target Display] [SDR(BT.709)] [HDR(HLG)] [HDR(HLG)] [Base Look] – Preset base look Preset base look User base look [Select] ✓ ✓ ✓ ISO 12800 ✓ ISO 16000 × × Log shooting mode ✓: Supported ×: Not supported Settings range ✓...
  • Page 248 [SDR(BT.709)] and [Target Display] [SDR(BT.709)] [HDR(HLG)] [HDR(HLG)] [Base Look] – Preset base look Preset base look User base look [Select] ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ([ISO/Gain<M>] default ✓ ([ISO/Gain<M>] default ✓ ([ISO/Gain<M>] default value) value) value) ✓ ✓ ✓...
  • Page 249 × ✓ 35dB × × ✓ 36dB × × Note The minimum value is 0dB when shooting HFR (high frame rate) in Slow & Quick Motion mode or when the system frequency is 119.88P/100P. TP1001670405 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 250 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 [AGC Limit] Settings and Default Values The range of [AGC Limit] settings and default values vary depending on the [Mode]/[Target Display]/[Base Look] – [Select] settings. When [Mode] is set to [ISO] Custom shooting mode ✓: Supported...
  • Page 251 ✓ ✓ (default value) ✓ (default value) 18dB ✓ 21dB × × ✓ 24dB × × ✓ 27dB × × ✓ (default value) 30dB × × ✓ 33dB × × ✓ 36dB × × TP1001670406 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 252 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 [Video Format] / [Quality] / [Bit Rate] Settings The range of [Video Format]/[Quality]/[Bit Rate] settings vary depending on the [Frequency]/[Codec] settings. [Quality] [Frequency] [Codec] [Video Format] [High] [Mid] [Low] XAVC HS-L 422 3840×2160P XAVC HS-L 420 3840×2160P...
  • Page 253 XAVC S-L 422 1920×1080P 3840×2160P XAVC S-L 420 1920×1080P 3840×2160P XAVC S-I 1920×1080P XAVC HS-L 422 3840×2160P XAVC HS-L 420 3840×2160P 3840×2160P XAVC S-L 422 1920×1080P 23.98 3840×2160P XAVC S-L 420 1920×1080P 3840×2160P XAVC S-I 1920×1080P TP1001670407 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 254 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Image Quality Settings Saved for Each Shooting Mode The current status of configuration items related to image quality are saved for each of the following shooting modes. When you change the shooting mode, the settings that are saved for the target shooting mode are applied.
  • Page 255 Separate ISO sensitivity settings may be saved for [Custom] – [SDR(BT.709)]/[HDR(HLG)]. Settings are saved for each [Base Look], and do not depend on the shooting mode. TP1001670408 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 256 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Saving a Configuration File You can save the settings of the full menu to a memory card inserted into card slot B. You can also save an All file to a cloud service. This allows you to quickly recall an appropriate set of menu settings for the current situation.
  • Page 257 A screen for editing the file ID appears. Select a character using the multi selector or the multi-function dial, then press the multi selector or multi- function dial. Repeat step 2 as required. When finished entering characters, select [Done]. TP1001670409 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 258 (2) Connect the DC cables of all devices. (3) Connect the 75 Ω coaxial cable, HDMI and other cables. (4) Turn on the power of all connected devices and then the unit. For details, contact a Sony service representative. TP1001670410 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 259 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Connecting an External Device to the SDI Output (PXW-Z200 only) Enable/disable the output and set the output format on the [Monitoring] status screen. Use a commercially available 75 Ω coaxial cable for connection. To start recording on the unit and external device simultaneously When using SDI signal output, set [Project] –...
  • Page 260 HDMI output connector to start recording in sync with the unit. On the PXW-Z200: [Project] – [SDI/HDMI Rec Control] – [Setting] – [SDI/HDMI Remote I/F] / [Parallel Rec] On the HXR-NX800: [Project] – [HDMI Rec Control] – [Setting] – [On] Note If a connected external device does not support a REC trigger signal, the device cannot be operated.
  • Page 261 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Synchronizing Timecode with an External Device (PXW-Z200 only) You can synchronize the timecode of the unit with an external device. Locking to the timecode of another device Set the external device that will be the timecode source to a mode where the timecode output is continuously updated.
  • Page 262 Connect the LANC remote control to the REMOTE connector on the unit. A single LANC remote control can connect to and control multiple cameras. You can also use two LANC remote controls to control a single camera using a daisy-chain connection. TP1001670414 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 263 Select [Network] – [Bluetooth] – [Manage Paired Device] in the full menu to display the paired Bluetooth remote control. Deleting a paired Bluetooth remote control Select [Network] – [Bluetooth] – [Manage Paired Device] in the full menu. Select the Bluetooth remote control to delete. Select [Execute]. TP1001670415 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 264 In a nonlinear editing system, editing software (option) that supports the formats recorded by the unit is required. Use dedicated application software to save the clips you want to edit on the HDD of the computer beforehand. TP1001670416 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 265 [Project] – [Rec Format] – [Frequency]/[Video Format] settings in the full menu. The video will not be output if a higher resolution than the playback video resolution is configured. The following table shows the output formats supported by the SDI/HDMI output connectors of the PXW-Z200. [Project] – [Rec Format] [Monitoring] –...
  • Page 266 [Project] – [Rec Format] [Monitoring] – [Output Format] [Frequency] [Video Format] [SDI] [HDMI] 3840×2160P 3840×2160P 3840×2160P 1920×1080P 3840×2160P 1920×1080i 1920×1080P Level A (default value) 1920×1080P (default value) 3840×2160 1920×1080P Level A 1920×1080i 1920×1080P Level B 1920×1080P 1920×1080P Level B 1920×1080i 1920×1080i 1920×1080i 50/59.94Hz...
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  • Page 268 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 HDMI Output Connector Output Formats The resolution of the output format is limited by [Frequency/Scan]/[Video Format] on the [Project] status screen or the [Project] – [Rec Format] – [Frequency]/[Video Format] settings in the full menu. The video will not be output if a higher resolution than the playback video resolution is configured.
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  • Page 270 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Troubleshooting If a problem occurs, check the following to help resolve the issue. Power supply Symptom Cause Solution No battery pack is mounted and no Mount a battery pack or connect to AC power using an power is supplied to the DC IN AC adaptor.
  • Page 271 The user name and password of the server may not be correct. File transfer fails. Input the correct user name and password. Signal condition may be poor. File transfer is not available. Move to another location and try again. TP1001670419 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 272 If the error persists when the unit is turned on E + error Continuous Flashing rapidly again, contact your Sony service representative. code If the unit does not turn off when the power switch is set to (standby), remove the battery pack or disconnect the AC adaptor.
  • Page 273 Warning Warning Recording/tally Cause and Solution message sound lamp The number of additional clips that can be recorded on a [Clips Near Full] Intermittent Flashing memory card is getting low. Replace at the earliest convenience. The maximum number of clips that can be recorded on the memory card has been reached.
  • Page 274 Check that the setting is correct. The built-in fan stopped. [Fan Stopped] Avoid use at high temperatures, disconnect the power, and contact your Sony service representative. This error may appear if an address cannot be obtained when [DHCP] is [Failed] set to [On].
  • Page 275 Point Mode has been changed due to an IP mode or wired LAN and USB tethering. address conflict.] Check the new IP address setting. “(B)” is displayed for the memory card in card slot B. TP1001670420 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 276 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Items Saved in Files The following table shows the full menu items saved to an All file/scene file. ✓: Saved in file. ×: Not saved in file. –: Not saved in file (temporary menu)
  • Page 277 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 [All File] [Scene File] ✓ [Shooting] [Mode] × ✓ [ISO/Gain<H>] × ✓ [ISO/Gain] [ISO/Gain<M>] × ✓ [ISO/Gain<L>] × ✓ [Shockless Gain] × ✓ [Preset1] × ✓ [ND Filter] [Preset2] × ✓ [Preset3] × ✓ [Mode] ×...
  • Page 278 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 [All File] [Scene File] ✓ [Preset White] × ✓ [Color Temp <A>] × ✓ [Tint<A>] × ✓ [R Gain <A>] × ✓ [White] [B Gain <A>] × ✓ [Color Temp <B>] × ✓ [Tint<B>] ×...
  • Page 279 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 [All File] [Scene File] ✓ [Setting] × [S&Q Motion] ✓ [Frame Rate] × ✓ SDI/HDMI] × ✓ [LUT On/Off] HDMI] × ✓ LCD/VF/Proxy/Stream] × ✓ [Setting] × ✓ [NIGHTSHOT] [IR Light] × ✓ [Image Color] ×...
  • Page 280 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 [All File] [Scene File] ✓ [Project] [Shooting Mode] – [Base Setting] ✓ [Target Display] – ✓ [Frequency] × ✓ [Codec] × ✓ [Rec Format] [Video Format] × ✓ [Quality] × [Bit Rate] – – ✓...
  • Page 281 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 [All File] [Scene File] ✓ <1> × ✓ <2> × ✓ <3> × ✓ <4> × ✓ <5> × ✓ <6> × [Assignable Button] ✓ <7> × ✓ <8> × ✓ <9> × ✓ <10>...
  • Page 282 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 [All File] [Scene File] [Paint/Look] [Recall] – – [Store] – – [Scene File] [Delete] – – [Preset Recall] – – ✓ ✓ [Select] [Delete] – – [Delete All] – – [Import from Media(B)] – –...
  • Page 283 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 [All File] [Scene File] ✓ ✓ [User Matrix] ✓ ✓ [User Matrix Level] ✓ ✓ [User Matrix Phase] ✓ ✓ [User Matrix R-G] ✓ ✓ [Matrix] [User Matrix R-B] ✓ ✓ [User Matrix G-R] ✓...
  • Page 284 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 [All File] [Scene File] ✓ [Monitoring] [SDI] × [Output On/Off] ✓ [HDMI] × ✓ [SDI] × [Output Format] ✓ [HDMI] × ✓ [SDI] × [Output Display] ✓ [HDMI] ×...
  • Page 285 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 [All File] [Scene File] ✓ [Display On/Off] [Network Status] × ✓ [File Transfer Status] × ✓ [Stream Status] × ✓ [Rec/Play Status] × ✓ [Tally] × ✓ [Battery Remain] × ✓ [Focus Mode] × ✓...
  • Page 286 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 [All File] [Scene File] ✓ [ISO/Gain] × ✓ [Shutter] × ✓ [Level Gauge] × ✓ [Audio Level Meter] × ✓ [Video Level Warning] × ✓ [NIGHTSHOT] × ✓ [Clip Number] × ✓ [Notice Message] ×...
  • Page 287 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 [All File] [Scene File] ✓ [Setting] × ✓ [Peaking] [Peaking Level] × ✓ [Color] × ✓ [Setting] × ✓ [Zebra1 Level] × [Zebra] ✓ [Zebra1 Aperture Level] × ✓ [Zebra2 Level] ×...
  • Page 288 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 [All File] [Scene File] ✓ [CH1 Input Select] × ✓ [CH2 Input Select] × ✓ [CH3 Input Select] × ✓ [CH4 Input Select] × ✓ [INPUT1 MIC Reference] × ✓ [INPUT2 MIC Reference] × ✓...
  • Page 289 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 [All File] [Scene File] [Display Clip Properties] – – [Add OK] – – [Add NG] – – [Set Clip Flag] [Add KEEP] – – [Delete Clip Flag] – – [Select Clip] – – [Lock/Unlock Clip] [Lock All Clips] –...
  • Page 290 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 [All File] [Scene File] [Setting] × × [Color Bars] ✓ [Type] × ✓ [ND Dial] [CLEAR with Dial] × ✓ [Front Tally Lamp] × [Tally] ✓ [Rear Tally Lamp] × ✓ [Touch Operation] [Setting] ×...
  • Page 291 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 [All File] [Scene File] [Network] [Setup for Mobile App] – – ✓ [LAN Type Select] × [Show Authentication] – – [Network Setup] [Edit Authentication] [User Name] × × [Input Password] × × [Generate Password] ×...
  • Page 292 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 [All File] [Scene File] ✓ [Setting] × ✓ [Camera Remote Control] × [Detail Settings] ✓ [DHCP] × ✓ [IP Address] × ✓ [Subnet Mask] × ✓ [Wired LAN] [Gateway] × ✓ [DNS Auto] × ✓...
  • Page 293 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 [All File] [Scene File] ✓ [Auto Upload] × ✓ [Auto Upload (Proxy)] × ✓ [Default Upload Server] × [Clear Completed Jobs] – – [Clear All Jobs] – – [View Job List] – – [Server Settings1] / [Server Settings2] / [Server Settings3] ✓...
  • Page 294 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 [All File] [Scene File] [Setting] × × ✓ [Destination Select] × [RTMP/RTMPS 1] / [RTMP/RTMPS 2] / [RTMP/RTMPS 3] ✓ [Display Name] × [Codec] – – ✓ [Resolution] × ✓ [Bit Rate] × [Destination URL] ×...
  • Page 295 – – [Reset to Factory Defaults] – – [Hours(System)] – – [Hours Meter] [Hours(Reset)] – – [Reset] – – [Device Information] [Certification Logo] – – [Version Number] – – [Version] [Version Up] – – TP1001670421 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
  • Page 296 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Block Diagrams The block diagrams are related to audio and the [Audio] menu. [Audio Input] (CH1&CH2) A: With XLR adaptor * Set by [Audio Input] – [CH1 Level Control] to [CH4 Level Control] on the [Audio] status screen for audio input from an XLR adaptor.
  • Page 297 A: With XLR adaptor * Set by [Audio Input] – [CH1 Level Control] to [CH4 Level Control] on the [Audio] status screen for audio input from an XLR adaptor. TP1001670422 5-060-574-11(2) Copyright 2024 Sony Corporation...
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  • Page 300 YOUR USE OF THE SOFTWARE WILL BE LIMITED. You acknowledge and agree that certain content and services available through the SOFTWARE may be provided by third parties over which SONY has no control. WHERE CONTENT SERVICE IS NOT UNDER SONY’S CONTROL, SONY SHALL NOT BE LIABLE IN RESPECT OF ANY DAMAGES (OR OTHER LIABILITY) RELATED TO SUCH CONTENT SERVICE.
  • Page 301 SOFTWARE, if SONY believes in its sole discretion that you are violating or intend to violate this EULA. These remedies are in addition to any other remedies SONY may have at...
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  • Page 303 (including, but not limited to, SONY’s products which the SOFTWARE is embedded in or bundled with) (“DEVICE”) solely in accordance with this EULA and the usage instructions as may be made available to you by SONY or the THIRD-PARTY SUPPLIERS.
  • Page 304 YOUR USE OF THE SOFTWARE WILL BE LIMITED. You acknowledge and agree that certain content and services available through the SOFTWARE may be provided by third parties over which SONY has no control. WHERE CONTENT SERVICE IS NOT UNDER SONY’S CONTROL, SONY SHALL NOT BE LIABLE IN RESPECT OF ANY DAMAGES (OR OTHER LIABILITY) RELATED TO SUCH CONTENT SERVICE.
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  • Page 309 Help Guide Solid-State Memory Camcorder PXW-Z200/HXR-NX800 Specifications General Mass PXW-Z200 Approx. 1.96 kg (4 lb 5.1 oz) (main body only) Approx. 2.4 kg (5 lb 4.7 oz) (including lens hood, battery (BP-U35), LCD hood, microphone holder, eyecup) HXR-NX800 Approx. 1.93 kg (4 lb 4.1 oz) (main body only) Approx.
  • Page 310 PXW-Z200 Approx. 90 minutes (using BP-U35, normal power consumption) HXR-NX800 Approx. 120 minutes (using BP-U35, normal power consumption) Recording format (video) XAVC HS Long 422/420 XAVC S Long 422/420 XAVC S-I Intra Recording format (audio) LPCM 24-bit, 48 kHz, 4-channel...
  • Page 311 Reference −66 dBu TC IN (PXW-Z200 only): BNC type Outputs SDI OUT (PXW-Z200 only): BNC type, 12G-SDI, 6G-SDI, 3G-SDI (Level A/B), HD-SDI Headphones (stereo mini jack): −16 dBu (reference level output, maximum monitor volume, 16 Ω load) HDMI: Type A, 19-pin...
  • Page 312 TC OUT (PXW-Z200 only): BNC type Other DC IN: EIAJ compliant, 18 V to 20.5 V DC Multi interface shoe: Dedicated 21-pin REMOTE: 2.5 mm 3-pole sub-mini type USB-C: USB 3.2 Gen 1 Display section LCD monitor Screen size: 8.8 cm (3.5 inch) diagonal Aspect ratio: 16:9 Number of pixels: 1280 (H) ×...
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