Physical format menu, Status display – Panasonic WJ-DR200 User Manual

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Physical Format Menu

This menu lets you perform physical formatting of the
DVD-RAM Disc after logical formatting. The process
involves checking of all disc sectors for logical and
physical errors and then substituting the damaged
areas. Normally use the Logical Format for formatting
the disc.

1. Press the

(–)

and

(+)

buttons simultaneously for

about 2 seconds. The LOGICAL FORMAT menu
described previously appears on the monitor
screen.

2. Press the

REC, PAUSE

and

PLAY

buttons simulta-

neously.
The Physical Format menu shown below appears.

PHYSICAL FORMAT

FORMAT START

START : PRESS SET KEY

PAUSE

REC

PLAY

3. Press the

SET

button to start the physical format-

ting.
To return to the LOGICAL FORMAT menu, press the

SET UP/ESC

button.

Note:

All operating buttons are disabled during

physical formatting (takes about one hour).
Do not turn off the power while formatting is in
progress, as this could damage the disc.

STATUS DISPLAY

The Status Display window shows the system status of
the Disc Recorder. It is displayed on the monitor screen
during recording and playback and contains the follow-
ing information.

012345aMA REC P :CAPTURE RATE
AUG 1.98 14:15:05

ALARM001 100%

q Record Number

0 1 2 3 4 5 a S A

(1)

(2) (3) (4)

(1) 6-digit number of the record currently being

recorded or played back.

(2) An “a” in the seventh digit indicates audio

recording.

(3) The eighth digit indicates the recording mode.

S: Single Shot M: Multi Shot T: Time Lapse

(4) The ninth digit indicates that the played back

record contains alarm recording or sensor
recording.
A: Alarm Recording S: Sensor Recording
T: Temperature rise

w Recording or Playback Status
e Warning/Playback Rate
r Date and Time

Indicates the current date and time during record-
ing.
Indicates the recording date and time during play-
back.

t Alarm or Sensor Label
y Disc Space

• Indicates the remaining disc space.

“OVER” indicates overwriting of the disc in end-
less recording mode.

• Indicates playback of a video source

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