Panasonic AG-HPX500P Operating Instructions Manual page 23

BUSY (operation mode display) lamp
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This lamp indicates the active status of the SD
memory card.
It stays illuminated when the card is active.
<Note>
While the lamp is on, do not insert or remove the
card.
R-SIDE P2 card access LED
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This LED indicates access status for all four P2
card slots. It blinks when any of the inserted
P2 cards is accessed and lights when a card is
inserted.
COMPONENT OUT connector (D4
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connector)
This connector outputs component video signals.
Use the menu option CMPNT/SDI SEL in the
setting menu <OUTPUT SEL> screen to select
720P, 1080i, 480i, or 576i. This connector does
not support up-conversion.
1394 connector
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Connect an IEEE1394 cable to this connector.
Select 1394 DEVICE or 1394 HOST under
the menu option PC MODE in the <OTHER
FUNCTIONS> screen to send data via the
1394 connector. For details, see [Connecting to
External Devices Using USB2.0 Port].
SDI OUT connector
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This connector outputs SDI signals.
Use the menu option CMPNT/SDI SEL in the
setting menu <OUTPUT SEL> screen to select
720P, 1080i, 480i, or 576i. This connector does
not support up-conversion.
SCENE FILE dial
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This dial allows you to load and set the shooting
conditions for a scene file already recorded with
the conditions corresponding to the dial position.
<Note>
During recording, selecting a position with a
different frame rate will not change the frame rate
until the camera is set to recording standby mode.
PAGE/VAR button
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In the thumbnail display, press this button to turn
pages; during variable speed playback press it to
change playback speed and in still mode, press it
to start frame-by-frame playback.
FOCUS ASSIST button
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This button turns focus assist on and off.
Turning on the focus assist function displays
a frequency distribution graph in the top right
corner of the viewfinder and LCD display.
Turn the focus ring on the lens to place the graph
further to the right.
When the image is out of
focus
The white area moves
to the right as the image
comes into focus.
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