Panasonic AJ-D410A - Manual (Page 37)

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MAIN menu 2 of 2 (main menu)
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MARKER/ZEBRA..
VF DISPLAY 1/2..
VF DISPLAY 2/2..
! LED..
GENLOCK..
CAMERA ID..
TIME/DATE..
DIAGNOSTIC..
MARKER/ZEBRA
Item
Setting
options
Remarks
SAFETY ZONE OFF
01
:
06
:
09
For selecting the shape of the safety
markers.
OFF: No markers are displayed.
01:
80% and 90% corner display
02: 80% corner display
03: 90% corner display
04: 80% and 90% box display
05: 80% box display
06: 90% box display
07: 16:9 picture frame and 90% of 16:9 display
08: 16:9 picture frame and 80% of 16:9 display
09: 16:9 picture frame (100%) display
ZEBRA2 ON
OFF
SPOT For selecting the zebra 2 pattern type.
ON:
Zebra patterns 1 and 2 are
displayed.
OFF: Only zebra pattern 1 is displayed.
SPOT: Zebra pattern 1 is displayed from
the level set for ZEBRA1 DETECT
to the level set for ZEBRA2
DETECT.
VF DTL 1
2
3
OFF For selecting VF DTL.
The higher the number, the more the detail
of the signals for the viewfinder is
emphasized. When OFF is set, the detail
signals are not output.
CENTER MARK ON
OFF For setting the center marker display to ON
or OFF.
ON: Displayed
OFF: Not displayed
ZEBRA1 DETECT 070%
:
104%
For setting the boundary at which the zebra
1 pattern appears.
ZEBRA2 DETECT 071%
:
085%
:
105%
When the next menu item, ZEBRA2, is set
to SPOT or OFF:
> This item sets the boundary at which the
zebra 1 pattern appears.
When the next menu item, ZEBRA2, is set
to ON:
> This item sets the boundary level at
which the pattern is switched to zebra 1.
<Note>
The ZEBRA2 DETECT level must be set
higher than the ZEBRA1 DETECT level.
Menu contents
MAIN menu 1 of 2 (main menu)
LENS SHADING
Item
Setting
options
Remarks
SHADING (USER) For performing shading compensation for
the USER lens.
LENS SELECT A
B
C
USER For selecting the type of lens mounted on
the unit.
A:
S18 k 6.7BERM4
S18 k 6.7BRM4
S19 k 6.5BERM4
S19 k 6.5BRM4
YH18 k 6.7IRS
YH12 k 4.8IRS
B: YH18 k 6.7KRS
YH16 k 7KRS
YH14 k 7.3KRS
YH12 k 4.8KRS
S14 k 7.5BRM4
S17 k 6.6BRM4
C: S14 k 7.3BRM
USER:Lens other than A, B or C
“ ” indicates the factory setting.