Panasonic AJ-PD950 - Manual (Page 50)

Setup menus
USER menu
<OPERATION> (continued)
Item Setting
No.
Superimposed
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Superimposed Description
display display
108 CAP LOCK 0000 4F
0001 8F
109 AUTO REW 0000 OFF
0001 ON
110 MEMORY 0000 OFF
STOP 0001 ON
This selects the CAPSTAN LOCK mode for the 4F and 8F
settings of the CF switch.
0: 4F mode
1: 8F mode
<Note>
This setup menu is not displayed in the 525 mode.
This selects whether to rewind the tape automatically to the
tape start when the tape end is detected.
0: The tape stops at the tape end.
1: The tape is rewound to the tape start.
This selects whether the VTR is to stop automatically when
the counter value reaches “0” during a fast forwarding or
rewinding operation in the CTL mode.
0: The VTR does not stop.
1: The VTR stops automatically.
<Notes>
1. The stop mode concerned is either the stop or the still-
picture (SHTL STILL) mode depending on the setup menu
No. 315 (AFTER CUE-UP) setting.
2. When both the AUTO REW function and MEMORY function
have been selected at the same time, the AUTO REW
function takes precedence.
The underline on the setting item denotes the initial setting.
Memory stop function
FWD direction
Zero
point
The MEMORY STOP function does not work if it is
activated within a range of 0 ±2 frames.
REW button FF button
FF button REW button
When the FF button is pressed, the VTR performs the regular fast forward operation since the zero point is not located in the
direction of operation.
When the REW button is pressed, the PREROLL lamp lights (the SHTL lamp lights as well), the VTR proceeds with the
preroll operation, and it automatically stops when it reaches the position where the counter reads “0.”
When the REW button is pressed, the VTR performs the regular rewinding operation since the zero point is not located in the
direction of operation.
When the FF button is pressed, the PREROLL lamp lights (the SHTL lamp lights as well), the VTR proceeds with the preroll
operation, and it automatically stops when it reaches the position where the counter reads “0.”
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