Panasonic AJ-HD3700H Operating Instructions Manual page 54

AUDIO IN SET UP menu
Key Key designation
F1 INT SG MD
F2–F5 ——
F6 PEAK HOLD
For setting the peak hold.
F7 SCALE
For switching the level
meter scale.
F8 EXIT
F9 DATA ADV°
F10 STYLE°
For setting the digital
audio input/output data
format.
F11–F13 ——
1 The data mode is operational only in the 4-channel audio versions of the 1080/59.94i and 720/59.94p system
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formats.
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The data advance amount and data style can be set on both the AUDIO IN SETUP menu and AUDIO OUT SETUP
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menu. If the setting is updated on one menu, it will be updated on the other menu as well. Furthermore, these
settings cannot be performed on a channel by channel basis.
2 "Dolby" and the double-D symbol Î are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.
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∑ Switching the audio level meter scale
For selecting the internal audio test signal.
TONE:
SILENCE: A signal tone is not output. (Mute signals are output.)
For holding the peak recording and playback levels on the
display.
ON:
OFF: Peak level is not held.
For switching the scale of the audio level meter on display to
standard scale or fine scale.
FINE: Scale in 0.2 dB incremens. (j24dB to j15dB)
FULL: Standard scale (j¶ to j0dB)
Refer to "Switching the audio level meter scale" (on this page).
Returns the VTR to the AUDIO IN menu screen.
1 0–1 Fr (in increments of 1/10th of a frame):
The amount by which the data is to be advanced when the
digital audio input/output format is in the data mode can be set
in increments of 1/10th of a frame. (When "0" is set, the
amount is set to the default setting inside the VTR.)
This menu item can be set by pressing the F10 key together with
the F key.
PCM: The format is set to the regular PCM audio mode.
DATA: The format is set to the data mode (compressed audio:
≥If the audio level is adjusted below j24 dB in the FINE mode,
the ; mark is displayed; if it is adjusted above j15 dB, the :
mark is displayed.
Description
Reference level sinusoidal waves are output.
Peak level is held.
Dolby-E° 2 ).
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