Importing Data From A Hard Drive To P2 Cards - Panasonic AG-HPG10P Operating Instructions Manual

Importing data from a hard drive to P2 cards

Importing clips one partition at a time
from a TYPE S or P2 store hard drive
You can import data (load data from the hard drive
to a P2 card) at high speed one partition at a time
(one card at a time) onto a P2 card of the same
size as the original card.
1
Insert the P2 card that will serve as the
import destination.
2
Press the [MENU/MODE CHK].
3
Using , and , select "HDD" –
"EXPLORE", and press
4
Using and , select the copy source
partition, and press
5
Press [MENU/MODE CHK].
6
Using , and , select "OPERATION"
– "IMPORT" – "ALL CLIP", and press
7
Move the cursor to the number of the
P2 card slot which serves as the import
destination and which contains a formatted
P2 card, and press
8
Select "YES", and press
Importing now begins.
When importing is completed, "COPY
COMPLETED!" appears on the screen.
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• When data has been imported to a P2 card which
is different from the source P2 card, some clips
may be incomplete (in which case, they will be
indicated by the indicator). If this is the case,
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use the connecting function to reconfigure these
clips. Refer to "Connecting incomplete clips"
(Page 36).
• Using a menu setting, you can choose whether to
verify the two sets of data when copying.
Importing one clip at a time to a P2 card
You can select the hard drive clips, and import
them onto a P2 card.
1
Insert the P2 card that will serve as the
import destination.
2
Press [MENU/MODE CHK].
3
Using , and , select "HDD" –
"EXPLORE", and press
4
Using and , select the copy source
partition, and press
5
Select the clip to be copied.
6
Press [MENU/MODE CHK].
7
Using , and , select "OPERATION"
– "IMPORT" – "SELECTED CLIPS", and
press .
8
Using and , select the number of the P2
card slot whose data is to be imported, and
press .
9
Select "YES", and press
Importing now begins. When importing is
completed, "COPY COMPLETED!" appears on
the screen.
• Verifying is not executed when importing one clip
at a time.
• The operation involved in importing one clip at a
time is similar to copying the clips.
For the precautions to be observed when
importing one clip at a time, refer to "Copying
clips" (Page 37).
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