Functions That Can Be Assigned To The Ret Button On The Lens - Sony PMW-320K Operating Instructions Manual

Assignable switch setting Function
Electrical CC
CC5600K
a)
Digital Extender
a) When the digital extender function is turned on, it is
not possible to show the return video.

Functions That Can Be Assigned to the RET Button on the Lens

Assignable switch setting Function
Off
Lens RET
a)
Return Video
Rec Review
Shot Mark1
Shot Mark2
OK Mark
Focus Mag
a) When the digital extender function is turned on, it is
not possible to show the return video.
Function that switches the electrical CC filter (3200K/
4300K/5600K/6300K) applied to white balance
adjustment values.
Each press of the switch or button switches in the order
3200Kt4300Kt5600Kt6300K.
These can also be applied from a menu (apply with
Electrical CC<A><B><C><D>).
Note
This function is not available when White Filter >ND
Filter C.Temp in the Maintenance menu is set to On.
If you set ND Filter C.Temp to On after assigning the
function, the assignable switch ceases to function.
Apply a 5600K electrical CC filter to white balance
adjustment values.
Turn the screen magnification function on or off Turn the
screen magnification function on or off when the optional
CBK-CE01 50 Pin Interface and Digital Extender is
installed.
No assignment
Display return video signals when the optional CBK-
CE01 is installed and a camera extension unit is
connected.
When a camera extension unit is not connected, function
as follows.
During recording or playback: Write a shot mark.
In the other states: Conduct a recording review (if
playback is allowed).
Display return video signals when the optional CBK-
CE01 is installed and a camera extension unit is
connected.
Execute recording review.
Write Shot Mark1.
Write Shot Mark2.
Add or delete an OK mark.
Turn the focus magnification function on or off.
State when camcorder
is next powered on
Setting retained
Setting retained
Setting not retained
State when camcorder
is next powered on
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Setting not retained
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