Panasonic AJ-HDR150P User Manual

HD/SD Multi Format DVCPRO Server

AJ- P

Operating Instructions

2

Copyright (c) 1994 Washington University in Saint Louis
All rights reserved.
This product includes software developed by Washington University in Saint Louis and its contributors.

Copyright (c) 1980, 1985, 1988, 1989, 1990 Regents of the University of California.
All rights reserved.
This product includes software developed by the University of California, Berkeley and its contributors.

Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted
provided that the following conditions are met:

1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and
the following disclaimer.

2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this list of conditions
and the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the
distribution.

3. All advertising materials mentioning features or use of this software must display the following
acknowledgement: This product includes software developed by the University of California,
Berkeley and its contributors.

4. Neither the name of the University nor the names of its contributors may be used to endorse or
promote products derived from this software without specific prior written permission.

THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE REGENTS AND CONTRIBUTORS “AS IS” AND ANY
EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED
WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE
DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE REGENTS OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR
ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL
DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS
OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION)
HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT,
STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN
ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY
OF SUCH DAMAGE.

3

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,

DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK).

NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.

REFER TO SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol,
within an equilateral triangle, is intended to
alert the user to the presence of uninsulated
“dangerous voltage” within the product’s
enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude
to constitute a risk of electric shock to
persons.

The exclamation point within an equilateral
triangle is intended to alert the user to the
presence of important operating and
maintenance (service) instructions in the
literature accompanying the appliance.

indicates safety information.

CAUTION:

O

Keep the temperature inside the rack to
betwenn 41°F to 95°F (5°C to 35°C).

O

Bolt the rack securely to the floor so that it
will not topple over when this unit is drawn
out.

IMPORTANT

“Unauthorized recording of copyrighted
television programs, video tapes and other
materials may infringe the right of copyright
owners and be contrary to copyright laws.”

WARNING:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR SHOCK
HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS EQUIPMENT
TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

CAUTION:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR SHOCK
HAZARD AND ANNOYING INTERFERENCE,
USE THE RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES
ONLY.

CAUTION:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR SHOCK
HAZARD, REFER INSTALLATION OF HARD­DISK DRIVE TO QUALIFIED SERVICE
PERSONNEL.
HARD-DISK DRIVE MUST BE APPROVED BY
UL AND/OR CSA.

CAUTION:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR SHOCK
HAZARD, REFER CHANGE OF SWITCH
SETTING INSIDE THE UNIT TO QUALIFIED
SERVICE PERSONNEL.

CAUTION:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR SHOCK
HAZARD, REFER MOUNTING OF THE
OPTIONAL INTERFACE BOARD TO
QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

FCC Note:

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. To
assure continued compliance follow the attached
installation instructions and do not make any
unauthorized modifications.

This equipment has been tested and found to comply
with the limits for a class A digital device, pursuant to
Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to
provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference when the equipment is operated in a
commercial environment. This equipment generates,
uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instruction
manual, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. Operation of this equipment in a
residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in
which case the user will be required to correct the
interference at his own expense.

CAUTION:

Do not install or place this unit in a bookcase,
built-in cabinet or any other confined space in
order to maintain adequate ventilation. Ensure
that curtains and any other materials do not
obstruct the ventilation to prevent risk of
electric shock or fire hazard due to
overheating.

4

O

Windows, Windows 95, Windows 98 and Windows NT are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.

O

Pentium is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation.
All other names of companies and products are the trademarks or registered trademarks of the companies
concerned.

Handling Precautions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

System Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Parts and Their Functions . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Front panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Rear panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Rack Mounting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Connections. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

1. Analog . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

2. SDTI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

3. SDT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Starting Up and Closing Down the

System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

System Start Up . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

System Shutdown/Power Off. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Display Panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Display panel screen flowchart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Main Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Menu Selection Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Shutdown Setting Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Shutdown Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Channel Setting Screen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Parameter Setting Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Version Display Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Error Display Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

CLIP Display Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

CLIP Erase Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

CLIP Rename Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

Simplified Manual Operation Screen . . . . . . . . . . 26

CLIP Load Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

CLIP Creation Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

HDD Status Display Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

HDD Reconstruction Selection Screen . . . . . . . . 29

Error Log Display Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

Error Log Detailed Display Screen . . . . . . . . . . . 30

Contents

Optional Board Installation Method. . . . 31

1. Analog I/O board (AJ-YA7000P) . . . . . . . . . . . 32

2. Analog out board (AJ-YA7200P) . . . . . . . . . . . 33

3. SDTI I/O board (AJ-YAC7000P) . . . . . . . . . . . 34

4. SDI I/O board (AJ-YA7100P). . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

Optional HDD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

Connector Signals. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

5

O

This unit has been designed with foremost

emphasis placed on its reliability as a transmission

server. However, to prevent accidents in

transmission due to breakdown or obstructions, it is

requested that the server be used with a system

compiled in duplicate.

O

By having a newly-developed RAID device built in,

the system is designed for continuous operation

even if one HDD (hard disk drive) unit breaks down.

However, to avoid secondary complications, if one

HDD unit breaks down, terminate operation

immediately and request servicing from your dealer.

O

The system is designed so that a faulty HDD can

be replaced even while continuity is maintained, but

normal operation thereafter cannot be guaranteed.

Do not replace a HDD during recording or playback.

O

The system is designed to facilitate data restoration

by replacing a faulty HDD with a new one, but

backup copies of data on recording tape, etc.,

should be made so that important contents

recorded on the HDD are not lost due to equipment

problems, etc.

Faulty equipment can be serviced by your dealer

but lost contents cannot be restored.

O

Do not execute recording or playback while data is

being rebuilt.

If recording or playback is not being executed, the

system disk (9GB) can be rebuilt in approximately

10 minutes and data disks (36GB) can be rebuilt in

about 1 hour.

O

Do not use this unit in a vehicle.

This may cause injury or result in problems with the

hard disk drive or data.

O

It takes about 3 seconds to switch to REC mode

when the REC command is sent in REC CUEUP

mode.

O

When an HDD is loaded onto this system, extra

weight is added to the front panel side. Please note

this fact and exercise due caution when moving the

system.

O

Whenever a problem occurs with POWER A or

POWER B in the power supply unit, be sure to

always turn the relevant power supply switch to

OFF.

Handling Precautions

$

Precautions for video and audio input/output
operations

O

For input/output of HD signal from VTR to the
server, use a codex unit that is compatible with the
server.

O

Use the AJ-D780 when using the SDTI 4aspeed
for input/output from a VTR to the server.

O

When using the SDTI 1aspeed for input/output
from a VTR to the server, use a VTR mounted with
SDTI baseboard such as AJ-D850, AJ-D950 or AJ­D960.

The AJ-D780 does not have a SDTI 1aspeed
function.

O

When using analog or SDI input/output, signals
buried in the video blanking area (e.g., signals for
letter broadcasting) cannot be recorded or played
back.
Recording and playback are possible when a SDTI
I/O board is used.

6

DVCPRO compression

This digital video server incorporates the DVCPRO
format that, in the development of digital technology
for broadcasting applications, has won critical acclaim
for its high picture and sound quality.

High-speed transmission made possible
by an SDTI interface

The existing SDI (SMPTE259M-C) router and cable
can be used without modification. Further, by
employing an SDTI interface capable of transmission
at 4aspeed (case of DVCPRO 25 Mbps), it is
possible to upload or download image data to and
from a 4aspeed VTR (AJ-D780).
Multiple channels are also possible if the unit is used
as the cache for a VTR system.
With an SDTI interface, input/output of all DVCPRO
format signals (DVCPRO 25M/50M/P/HD) is possible.

4 channel input/output with 20-hour
recording capacity

This 4-channel server (2-channel with HD) can make
input/output changes using commands so that it is
easy to manage multiple channels and simple to
construct time-difference systems, etc. The running
costs of systems requiring repeat playback can be
pared back since there is none of the deterioration
found with tapes.
By using a 36GB HDD (optional), approximately 20
hours of recording capacity is obtained.
(When 8 units of HDD for DVCPRO 25 Mbps/data are
used.)

High reliability with built-in RAID

Thanks to built-in RAID, the system has been
configured with system disk at RAID 1, and data disk
at RAID 3, so operation can be continued even if one
HDD unit malfunctions. An HDD system of high
reliability is thus achieved.

I/O and Strage capacities can be
expanded by Fibre Channel connection

Expanding input/output channels and strage capacity
is easy because I/O and Strage are connected via
Fibre Channel.

VTR-like server with RS-422A control

Since the server controls each channel using an RS­422A serial interface, it can provide control using
images that appear to involve 4 VTRs.

Odetics and Louth protocols supported

This server supports both the Odetics and Louth
automation protocols used in broadcast stations so
that it can easily be connected as a unit to be subject
to the automation control inside a broadcast station.

Emergency operation possible with front
panel operation

Front panel operation makes it possible to control
selection of recorded materials during an emergency
and playback of the same.
When the alarm activates, alarm contents are
displayed so that restorative measures can be taken
in response to messages.

Error detection functions

The display panel comes with functions for detecting
and displaying fan stoppages, hard disk drive errors
and system errors so that warnings can be issued in
the unlikely event of a breakdown.

Optional SDTI, analog and SDI
input/output

An SDTI I/O board capable of 4x speed operation, an
analog I/O board that can be monitored, and a SDI I/O
board are available as audio/video input/output
options so the board that matches the interfaces used
in the broadcast station can be selected.

Redundant power supply to avoid
problems

The unit has dual power supply system to avoid any
problems with the power supply.

Features

7

System Configuration

FC (Fibre Channel) cable

Operating Instructions

(what you are now reading)

Power cord (a2)

HDD mounting screws (aa36)

6U rack mount adapter

DVCPRO server

Warranty

8

Parts and Their Functions

1

Power switch [POWER A]

This switch is used to turn the unit’s [POWER A]

supply ON or OFF.

Before turning the power off, execute SHUTDOWN

from the display panel and wait for the display to

read: “It is now safe to turn off.”

Turning the power off during operation may destroy

data or cause the hard disk drive to fail.

2

Power switch [POWER B]

This switch is used to turn the unit’s [POWER B]

supply ON or OFF.

3

Power LED [POWER A]

This lights when power is supplied to POWER A.

It goes off when the power switches of both

POWER A and POWER B are at OFF.

Green LED: No anomalies

Red LED:

O

There is something wrong with the output
voltage, cooling fan or power supply module
temperature.

O

While the POWER B switch is at ON, the
POWER A switch has been turned to OFF or
the POWER A supply unit has not been
installed.

The unit has dual power supply system to avoid
any problems with the power supply.
If a problem arises with either POWER A or
POWER B, the unit operates with the other power
supply.

4

Power LED [POWER B]

This lights when power is supplied to POWER B.
It goes off when the power switches of both
POWER A and POWER B are at OFF.

Green LED: No anomalies
Red LED:

O

There is something wrong with the output
voltage, cooling fan or power supply module
temperature.

O

While the POWER A switch is at ON, the
POWER B switch has been turned to OFF or
the POWER B supply unit has not been
installed.

5

WARNING LED [WARNING]
During SILENT-MODE:

The lamp turns orange and blinks whenever
something goes wrong with the unit.
In the event of a slight error, this lamp goes out
after the error log is checked.
In the event of a gross error, the lamp lights in red.

During ATTN-MODE:

The lamp turns orange and blinks whenever
something goes wrong with the unit. The error
display menu appears on the display panel and at
the same time, the alarm sounds.
To stop the alarm, press the [F3] button.
In the event of a gross error, the lamp lights in red.

6

HDD LED [HDD]

This lamp blinks when a built-in HDD has been
accessed. It blinks green when all the built-in HDDs
are operating normally, and lights in orange during
reconstruction. In the event of a problem with any
one of the HDD units (including those not yet
inserted), the lamp blinks red to give notice.

7

Display panel

Displays the status of channel selected with
channel select button, along with information on the
unit internals.
The display menu is changed by using function
button (8) or cursor button (9).

8

Function buttons [F1

F5]

Used when executing any of the functions shown in
the lower register of the display panel.
The operations allocated to each function on the
menu are carried out by pressing these buttons.

Front panel

12

3

4

CH

F1

B

W

A

R

N

IN

G

H

D

D

P

O

W

E

R

A

O

N

O

F

F

F

2

F3

F4

F
5

CA

N

C

EL

R

EC

U

E

E

M

R

P

L

A

Y

R

E

M

O

T

E

/L

O
C

A
L

TC

/C

TL

CTL

R

ESE

T

FUN

C

TION

5

4

3

7

9

;

:

1

2

6

8

9

Parts and Their Functions

9

Cursor buttons [#, 2, !, 1, SET, CANCEL]

[#] button:

Becomes effective when the 3mark is shown on
the display panel.
Forwarding of CLIP, etc., character selection and
separate function menu are displayed.

[2] button:

Becomes effective when the 4mark is shown on
the display panel.
Forwarding of CLIP, etc, character selection and
separate function menu are displayed.

[!] button:

Becomes effective when the 2mark is shown on
the display panel or the cursor (_) is present.
Moves the cursor one space to the left.

[1] button:

Becomes effective when the 1mark is shown on
the display panel or the cursor is present. Moves
the cursor one space to the right.

[SET] button:

Becomes effective when “SET or CANCEL” is
shown on the display panel. Pressing the SET
button establishes selection or setting and
designated operations take place.

[CANCEL] button:

Becomes effective when “SET or CANCEL” is
shown on the display panel. Pressing the
CANCEL button erases selection or setting, and
the previous screen is restored without anything
taking place.

:

Channel buttons [CH1

CH4]

Designates the channel shown on the display

panel. The button of the selected channel lights and

the selected channel status is shown on the

display.

Channel 1 is selected for power supply start up.

Unit internal settings, HDD status, error status and

other conditions for which no channel is designated

can be viewed on the display irrespective of the

channel selected.

;

Handle

Combining the CANCEL button with
function buttons

Targeted operation takes place by pressing the
function button while keeping the CANCEL button
depressed.
Effective only on main menu.
Processes other than LOCAL/REMOTE changeover
are effective only in local mode.

[CANCEL]+[F1] (RECUE):

Re-cues clip currently being loaded.

[CANCEL]+[F2] (EMR PLAY):

Executes emergency playback.
When the EMR-OUT1 clip is present, it is loaded
and playback occurs repeatedly. When that clip is
absent, playback of the clip currently being loaded
begins from the current stop position, and after
playback to the end position, return is made to the
clip head position and playback is repeated.

[CANCEL]+[F3] (REMOTE/LOCAL):

Switches the channel currently shown on the
display between remote mode and local mode.
Switch is made between REMOTE and LOCAL
each time [CANCEL] + [F3] is pressed.

REMOTE:

The unit is controlled from an external controller.
Operations cannot be performed with the front
panel.

LOCAL:

The unit is controlled from the front panel.
Operations cannot be performed with the
external controller.

[CANCEL]+[F4] (TC/CTL):

Displays the time code mode. Each time the button
is pressed, switching occurs as follows:
TC5CTL15CTL25TC.

[CANCEL]+[F5] (CTL RESET):

When the [CANCEL] + [F5] button is pressed at
CTL1, the time code is reset to 00:00:00:00.

Front panel

10

9

Video output connector [OUT]

Video signal output connectors for each of the
server’s channels.
During SDI and SDTI signals output the embedded
audio signals are output from these connectors.

:

Analog reference video signal input connector
[REF IN]

The analog reference video signal is input to this
connector.
A stable black-burst signal from an external sync
signal generator is also input to this connector.

;

Analog reference video signal through output
connector

<

Fibre Channel connector [RAID]

Fibre Channel connector for RAID.

=

Fibre Channel connector [HOST]

Fibre Channel connector for HOST.
Connects FC cable in the same package to Fibre
Channel connector for RAID.

>

Connector cover

This cover is to avoid connections which are not
necessary for normal operation.
As a shock watcher is attached to the cover to
detect any shocks, the cover should only be
removed for maintenance.

1

AC power socket [

AC IN]

This power socket is for [POWER A].

Connect the power cord (supplied) to this socket.

2

Fuse holder 1 [FUSE F1]

This fuse holder is for [POWER A].

Contains a 125V 10A fuse.

3

AC power socket [~ AC IN]

This power socket is for [POWER B].

Connect the power cord (supplied) to this socket.

4

Fuse holder 1 [FUSE F2]

This fuse holder is for [POWER B].

Contains a 125V 10A fuse.

5

Heat dissipating fan

Fan to keep the internal temperature from rising.

6

RS-422A connectors [REMOTE IN]

RS-422A connectors for controlling each of the

server’s channels.

7

Video signal input connector

[VIDEO IN, SDI/SDTI IN]

Video signal input connectors for each of the

server’s channels. Used for analog, SDI and SDTI

signals.

During SDI and SDTI input the embedded audio

signals are supplied to these connectors.

8

VIDEO through/buffer output connector

Video signal through (analog)/buffer (SDTI/SDI)

output connectors for each unit channel.

Parts and Their Functions

Rear panel

ANALOG/DIGITAL REMOTE IN

SIGNAL

GND

BA

C
H

1

C
H

2

C
H

3

C
H

4

SDI/SDTI IN

OUT

OUT

VIDEO IN

SDI/SDTI IN

OUT

OUT

VIDEO IN

SDI/SDTI IN

OUT

OUT

VIDEO IN

SDI/SDTI IN

OUT

OUT

VIDEO IN

~ AC IN

FUSE F2 125V 10A

~ AC IN

FUSE F1 125V 10A

3687E 9 4 21

?

@

A

B

;

>

5 : <=5 DC

11

Parts and Their Functions

The following panels change depending on their
combination.

?

SDTI panel (packed with optional board)

Nothing is connected to the SDTI panel.

@

Analog panel (packed with optional board)

This is provided with analog audio signal input and

output connectors.

A

Analog out panel (packed with optional board)

This is provided with analog audio signal output

connectors.

B

SDI panel (packed with optional board)

This is provided with analog video signal output and

analog audio signal output connectors.

C

Analog audio signal input connectors

D

Analog audio signal output connectors

E

Analog video signal output connector

Four optional boards are available.

1. Analog I/O board (AJ-YA7000P)

2. Analog out board (AJ-YA7200P)

3. SDTI I/O board (AJ-YAC7000P)

4. SDI I/O board (AJ-YA7100P)

(The analog out board is required for the SDI

I/O board.)

The above four boards can be installed for any or all
of the four channels.

Consult your dealer for details on setting and
installing the optional boards.

12

Rack Mounting

Using the rack-mounting adapters provided, the unit can be mounted in a 19-inch standard rack. The following
slide rails and brackets are recommended for mounting.

O

Slide rails (CC3001-99-0191), brackets (B-308): made by CHASIS TRAK

For details, consult your dealer.

1. Remove the four feet from the bottom of the unit.

O

Take care to safeguard the unit from vibration and

impact.

2. Attach the inner members of the slide rails to the

unit.

3. Attach the outer members of the slide rails and

brackets to the rack.

<Note>

Check that the height at the left and right is the

same.

O

There is a limit to the length of the screws which

can be used for rack mounting.

Use the accessory screws (M4a10) for the slide

rails.

If any of the accessory screws are lost or

misplaced, use replacement screws that are less

than 10 mm long.

O

Ensure the inner members are screwed in place at

the 4 locations on the left and right.

5. Release the inner member stoppers, and install the
unit in the rack. Once it has been installed, check
that it moves smoothly.

O

Use the mounting screws provided with the rack­mounting adapters to attach these adapters.

O

Ensure the rack-mounting adapters are screwed in
place at the 2 locations on the left and right.

O

Keep the temperature inside the rack to between
41°F to 95°F (5°C to 35°C).

O

Bolt the rack securely to the floor so that it will not
topple over when this unit is drawn out.

O

When an HDD is installed, the unit becomes
heavier on the front panel side, so be careful
when removing the unit.

O

Do not move the unit while there is electrical flow,
as this could cause damage to the HDD or data.

4. Attach the rack-mounting adapters to the unit.

13

ANALOG/DIGITAL REMOTE IN

SIGNAL

GND

BA

C
H

1

C
H

2

C
H

3

C
H

4

SDI/SDTI IN

OUT

OUT

VIDEO IN

SDI/SDTI IN

OUT

OUT

VIDEO IN

SDI/SDTI IN

OUT

OUT

VIDEO IN

SDI/SDTI IN

OUT

OUT

VIDEO IN

~ AC IN

FUSE F2 125V 10A

~ AC IN

FUSE F1 125V 10A

AUDIO INAUDIO OUTVIDEO OUT

AJ-D850

VIDEO IN

REF VIDEO IN

CONTROLLER

REFERENCE

VIDEO

Fibre Channel
Cable

1. Analog

When all the connections have been made to the
analog I/O board

Connections

<Note>

No sound will be heard when a tape is played back at less than normal (1a) speed with this unit.

14

ANALOG/DIGITAL REMOTE IN

SIGNAL

GND

BA

C
H

1

C
H

2

C
H

3

C
H

4

SDI/SDTI IN

OUT

OUT

VIDEO IN

SDI/SDTI IN

OUT

OUT

VIDEO IN

SDI/SDTI IN

OUT

OUT

VIDEO IN

SDI/SDTI IN

OUT

OUT

VIDEO IN

~ AC IN

FUSE F2 125V 10A

~ AC IN

FUSE F1 125V 10A

SDTI OUT

AJ-D780

AJ-D780

SDTI IN

REF VIDEO IN

REF VIDEO IN

CONTROLLER

REFERENCE

VIDEO

Fibre Channel
Cable

2. SDTI

When all the connections have been made to the
SDTI I/O board

Connections

<Note>

No sound will be heard when a tape is played back at less than normal (1a) speed with this unit.

15

ANALOG/DIGITAL REMOTE IN

SIGNAL

GND

BA

C
H

1

C
H

2

C
H

3

C
H

4

SDI/SDTI IN

OUT

OUT

VIDEO IN

SDI/SDTI IN

OUT

OUT

VIDEO IN

SDI/SDTI IN

OUT

OUT

VIDEO IN

SDI/SDTI IN

OUT

OUT

VIDEO IN

~ AC IN

FUSE F2 125V 10A

~ AC IN

FUSE F1 125V 10A

AUDIO OUT

SDI OUT

VIDEO OUT

AJ-D850

SDI IN

REF VIDEO IN

CONTROLLER

Monitor

Speakers with
built-in amplifier

REFERENCE

VIDEO

Fibre Channel
Cable

3. SDI

When all the connections have been made to the
SDI I/O board

Connections

<Note>

No sound will be heard when a tape is played back at less than normal (1a) speed with this unit.

The optional AJ-YA750 (component
serial interface board) is required.

16

$

System Start Up

Follow the steps outlined below to start up the system.

1. Install the optional board. (See page 31.)

2. Install the HDD for data. (See page 36.)

3. Connect the FC cable between the Fibre Channel
connectors [RAID] and [HOST].

4. Connect power cord and signal line.
Connect the power cord to AC power socket for the
power supply unit installed.

5. Turn the POWER switch on the front panel to ON.
When the power switch is set to ON, the power
supply LED above the switch lights.

6. Startup is completed when the channel status is
shown on the front panel display.
Check the setting of each channel.

Never turn off the power supply while the unit is
running.
Otherwise internal data might be destroyed.

$

System Shutdown/Power Off

Follow the steps outlined below to shut down the
system and turn off the power. (See page 21.)

1. Refer to the display panel menu flowchart to display
the final setting menu (7).

7

Press cursor button [#] or [2], select SERVER
SHUTDOWN, and press the [SET] button.

7

<Wait a moment, please> is shown on the display.

Starting Up and Closing Down the System

SSEELLEECCTT:: SSEERRVVEERR SSHHUUTTDDOOWWNN

33

SSEETT oorr CCAANNCCEELL

44

SSHHUUTTDDOOWWNN

WWaaiitt aa mmoommeenntt,, pplleeaassee

7

Confirm that the display has changed from <Wait a
moment, please> to <It is now safe to turn off>,
then turn the power switch to OFF.

SSHHUUTTDDOOWWNN

IItt iiss nnooww ssaaffee ttoo ttuurrnn ooffff

CCHH11 CCLLIIPP00000011 0000::0000::0000::0000 ((CCTTLL11)) ¢¢RREEWW
SSDDTTII II//OO LLOOCCAALL --DDFF-- FF55::MMEENNUU

44

••••••••••••••••••••••••NNOOWW BBOOOOTTIINNGG••••••••••••••••••••••••
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

Never turn off the power supply during startup.
Otherwise internal data might be destroyed.

7

17

Display Panel

$

Display panel screen flowchart

[SET]

[F5]

[F5]

[F5]

[CANCEL]

[F5]

[F5]

[F5]

F

HDD status display

[F5]

[F3]

[F4]

[F1]

[F2]

H

Error log display

=

CLIP display

>

CLIP erase

[F3][F1]

?

CLIP rename

[SET] or
[CANCEL]

[SET] or
[CANCEL]

[F1]

E

CLIP creation

[SET] or
[CANCEL]

A

Simplified manual

operation 2

[F1]

[4]

D

CLIP load

[3]

[F5]

@

Simplified manual operation 1

1

Startup

2

Main 1

[F5]

[3][4]

3

Main 2

[3][4]

4

Main 3

5

Menu selection 1

[3][4]

6

Menu selection 2

[CANCEL]

[F1]

7

Shutdown setting

8

Shutdown

[F5]

[F5]

B

Simplified manual

operation 3

[4]

[3]

[F5]

C

Simplified manual

operation 4

[4]

[3]

[3]

G

HDD reconstruction selection

[3]

[F3]

[F4]

:

Parameter setting

9

Channel setting

;

Version display

[F2]

[SET] or
[CANCEL]

I

Error log detailed

display

[F3]

[F5]

[F5]

[F5]

[F5]

[F5]

Error generation

<

Error display

18

$

Main Screen

Displays the status of the channel selected with the
channel button.
The main screen has 3 patterns, and its display can
be switched by cursor button [#] or [2].
After moving to a screen other than main screen, the
main screen returns to pattern 1.
Function buttons using the [CANCEL] button can only
be operated on the main screen alone.
(On the main screen, operation can be implemented
in any pattern.)

Display Panel

CCHH11 CCLLIIPP00000011 0000::0000::0000::0000 ((CCTTLL11)) ¢¢RREEWW
SSDDTTII II//OO LLOOCCAALL --DDFF-- FF55::MMEENNUU

44

Main Screen Pattern 1

12 3 4

7

-2

5

6879:

CCHH11 CCLLIIPP00000011 0000::0000::0000::0000 ((CCTTLL11)) RREEWW

33

2255MMxx11 LLOOCCAALL --DDFF-- FF55::MMEENNUU

44

Main Screen Pattern 2

12 3 4 5 ;

<879:

CCHH11 CCLLIIPP00000011 0000::0000::0000::0000 ((CCTTLL11)) RREEWW

33

1122HH3322MM//2244HH0000MM LLOOCCAALL --DDFF-- FF55::MMEENNUU

Main Screen Pattern 3

12 3 4 5 ;

=>8 79

4

Display of time code mode

The time code mode shown by “3Counter display”
is displayed.
Each time the [F4]+[CANCEL] button is depressed,
change is made as TC5CTL15CTL2 … and “

3

Counter display” is changed simultaneously.

5

Simplified operational status display

The operational status of the channel currently
displayed is shown.
EJECT: CLIP is not loaded.
STOP: Stop status
PLAY: Playback in progress
REC: Recording in progress
REW: Rewinding in progress
FF: Fast forwarding in progress
SHTL: Shuttle mode
JOG: JOG mode
VAR: Variable mode
L-PLAY: Loop playback in progress
L-REC: Loop recording in progress
At the start of operation, the status of channel 1 is
shown.

8

REMOTE/LOCAL display

Remote mode/local mode of the channel currently
displayed is shown.
Each time the [CANCEL] + [F3] button is pressed,
change is made between REMOTE and LOCAL.
During LOCAL, the local mark (¢) lights at the 7-2
position.
REMOTE: The main unit is controlled from external

controller. Operations from the simplified
manual operations screen are not
acknowledged.

LOCAL: The main unit is controlled from the front

panel. Operations from the external
controller are not acknowledged.

9

F5: MENU

By pressing the function [F5] button, the menu
select screen is shown in the lower register of the
display.

Display common to all 3 patterns

1

Selected channel number

The number of the channel displaying current
status is shown.
When the power is engaged, channel 1 is shown.

2

Selected CLIP

The CLIP loaded in the channel currently on display
is shown.
If CLIP is not loaded, “DEFAULT” is shown.

3

Counter display

TC and CTL counter values are shown.
(With drop frame, [.] is shown between seconds
and frames.)
At CTL1, reset to (00:00:00:00) can be made by
pressing the [CANCEL] + [F5] button.

19

Display Panel

Main Screen Pattern 1

6

Board type display

Shown is the type of input/output board
corresponding to the channel currently displayed.
NO BOARD: Board is not inserted.
SDTI I/O: SDTI input/output board
ANALOG OUT: Analog output board
SDI I/O: SDI input/output board
ANALOG I/O: Analog input/output board

7

DF display

Displays DF/NDF setting.

-DF-: Drop frame mode

-NDF-: Non drop frame mode

:

Next pattern display

Shows that there is a screen pattern to display.
When cursor button [2] is pressed, main screen
pattern 2 is displayed.

Main Screen Pattern 2

:

Next pattern display

Shows that there is a screen pattern to display.
When cursor button [2] is pressed, main screen
pattern 3 is displayed.

;

Previous pattern display

Shows that there is a screen pattern to display.
When cursor button [#] is pressed, main menu
pattern 1 is displayed.

<

Transmission rate and speed display

Shows the transmission rate and speed of the
channel currently displayed.
25M: 25Mbps
50M: 50Mbps
100M: 100Mbps
x1: 1aspeed
x2: 2aspeed
x4: 4aspeed

Main Screen Pattern 3

;

Previous pattern display

Shows that there is a screen pattern to display.
When cursor button [#] is pressed, main screen
pattern 2 is displayed.

=

Residual capacity display

Shows the remaining time to the last minute that
recording can be done on the main unit.
(Conversion by DVCPRO 25Mbps)

>

Total capacity display

Shows the total time to the last minute that
recording can be done on the main unit.
(Conversion by DVCPRO 25Mbps)

20

$

Menu Selection Screen

This is the screen for selecting each type of menu.
Menus are displayed in the lower register of the main
screen.
Each screen can be called up by selecting a function
button.
Adjacent patterns can be shown by using cursor
button [#] or [2].

Display Panel

CCHH11 CCLLIIPP00000011 0000::0000::0000::0000 ((CCTTLL11)) RREEWW
FF11::CCLLIIPP FF22::MMAANNUU FF33::HHDDDD FF44::LLOOGG FF55::MMAAIINN

44

Menu Selection Screen Pattern 1

12 3 4 5

6879:=

CCHH11 CCLLIIPP00000011 0000::0000::0000::0000 ((CCTTLL11)) RREEWW

33

FF11::EENNDD FF22::CCHH FF33::CCOONNFF FF44::VVEERR.. FF55::MMAAIINN

Menu Selection Screen Pattern 2

12 3 4 5 <

;> @?:

Displays common to the 2 patterns

The contents from 1to 5are the same as for the
main screen.

:

[F5] MAIN

When the [F5] button is pressed, main screen
pattern 1 is restored.

<

Previous pattern display

Shows that there is a screen pattern to display.
When cursor button [#] is pressed, the previous
screen pattern is displayed.
Example:

When currently at pattern 2, the change is from
pattern 2 to pattern 1.

=

Next pattern display

Shows that there is a screen pattern to display.
When cursor button [2] is pressed, the next screen
pattern is displayed.
Example:

When currently at pattern 1, the change is from
pattern 1 to pattern 2.

Menu Selection Screen Pattern 1

6

[F1] CLIP

When the [F1] button is pressed, the CLIP display
screen is shown.
See the CLIP display screen for details.

7

[F2] MANU

When the [F2] button is pressed, the simplified
manual operation screen is shown.
See the simplified manual operation screen for
details.

8

[F3] HDD

When the [F3] button is pressed, the HDD status
display screen is shown.
See the HDD status display screen for details.

9

[F4] LOG

When the [F4] button is pressed, the error log
display screen is shown.
See the error log display screen for details.

Menu Selection Screen Pattern 2

;

[F1] END

When the [F1] button is pressed, the final settings
screen is shown.
See the final setting screen for details.

>

[F2] CH

When the [F2] button is pressed, the channel
setting screen is shown.
See the channel setting screen for details.

?

[F3] CONF

When the [F3] button is pressed, the parameter
setting screen is shown.
See the parameter setting menu for details.

@

[F4] VER.

When the [F4] button is pressed, the version
display screen is shown.
See the version display menu for details.

21

Display Panel

$

Shutdown Settings Screen

Selects the method of shutting down the unit.

SSEELLEECCTT:: SSEERRVVEERR SSHHUUTTDDOOWWNN

33

SSEETT oorr CCAANNCCEELL

44

1

The method of shutting down the unit is selected with
cursor button [#] or [2].
Each time cursor button [#] or [2] is pressed, change
is made among SERVER SHUTDOWN/SERVER
REBOOT/FILE SYSTEM INIT.

1

Shutdown method display

SERVER SHUTDOWN:

Preparations are made to shut down the unit
power supply.

SERVER REBOOT:

The unit is restarted.

FILE SYSTEM INIT:

The main unit is restarted after the file system has
been initialized.

When the [SET] button is pressed, the main unit is
shut down by the shutdown method selected with 1.
When the [CANCEL] button is pressed, menu
selection screen pattern 2 is restored.

SSHHUUTTDDOOWWNN

WWaaiitt aa mmoommeenntt,, pplleeaassee

1

1

Progress status display

<Wait a moment, please>:

Currently processing

<It is now safe to turn off>:

Processing has been completed.

<Note>

Turn off the power only after <It is now safe to turn
off> has been displayed.

$

Shutdown Screen

The main unit is shut down by the shutdown method
selected with the shutdown setting screen.

7

SSHHUUTTDDOOWWNN

IItt iiss nnooww ssaaffee ttoo ttuurrnn ooffff

$

Channel Setting Screen

Sets the transmission rate and speed for each
channel.
The location of change is moved by cursor button [!]
or [1].
The settings are changed by cursor button [#] or [2].

CCHH11::[[11]] RRAATTEE::[[110000MMbbppss]] TTIIMMEESS::[[xx11]]

33

CCHH11::110000MMbbppssxx11 OOKK!! SSEETT oorr CCAANNCCEELL

44

12 3

4

1

Channel number

Channels 1 to 4 can be selected.

2

Transmission rate

25 Mbps, 50 Mbps or 100 Mbps can be selected.

3

Speed designation

x1 (1aspeed), x2 (2aspeed) or x4 (4aspeed)
can be selected.

When the [SET] button is pressed, the settings are
incorporated.
When the settings have been incorporated, the
changes are shown at 4.
If the settings cannot be incorporated for some reason
or other, “STATUS SET FAILED” is displayed at 4.

When the [CANCEL] button is pressed, menu
selection screen pattern 2 is restored.

22

Display Panel

$

Parameter Setting Screen

Each parameter required by the unit is set.

1. Then screen for selection of CONFIG TYPE is
shown.
CONFIG TYPE is selected with cursor button [!] or
[1].

USER SET

7

A/S SET

If the parameter does not need to be changed,
press the [CANCEL] button.
When the [CANCEL] button is pressed, main
screen pattern 1 is restored.

2. When the [SET] button is pressed, the unit moves
to the screen for change of setting items or setting
values.

3. The setting items are changed by cursor button [#]
or [2] and the settings are changed by cursor
button [!] or [1].

4. When setting value has been determined, press the
[SET] button.
By pressing the [SET] button, changes in
parameters are recorded in the main unit. (Screen
does not change.)

5. Similarly, other setting items are set by cursor
button [#] [2] or [!] [1] and recorded by the [SET]
button. To select CONFIG TYPE, press the
[CANCEL] button.

6. When all the settings are completed, press the
[CANCEL] button and return to the screen for
selecting CONFIG TYPE.

CCHH11 CCLLIIPP00000011 0000::0000::0000::0000 ((CCTTLL11)) SSTTOOPP
000000 SSEELLEECCTT CCOONNFFIIGG TTYYPPEE

22

[[UUSSEERR SSEETT]]

11

7. Press the [CANCEL] button again.
When the USER SET parameter has been
changed, one of the following screens will be
displayed. Press the [SET] button to restart the
system.
If the USER SET parameter has not been changed,
the system will return to Main Screen Pattern 1.

CChhaannggeedd CCoonnff!! DDoo [[SSEERRVVEERR RREEBBOOOOTT]]

SSEETT oorr CCAANNCCEELL

CChhaannggeedd CCoonnff!! DDoo [[FFIILLEE SSYYSSTTEEMM IINNIITT]]

SSEETT oorr CCAANNCCEELL

<Notes>

O

The USER SET parameter becomes effective
following restart after the setting has been changed
and the [SET] button has been pressed.
When the USER SET parameter has been
changed, be sure to always restart the unit.

O

The A/S SET parameter becomes effective after the
setting has been changed and the [SET] button has
been pressed.

23

Display Panel

Parameter List

USER SET

Setting item Setting Remarks

Dropped Frame DF

NDF

Selects the frame mode in use.

Protocol Odetics

Louth

Selects the control protocol in use with
RS-422A.

FF.REW Max x32

, x64,

x128

Selects the speed for FF/REW.

SDTI Slow Audio Valid

Invalid

Selects audio data output for playback
at a1 speed or below.

Rec Start
Position

00:00:00
00:59:59
01:00:00

Selects the recording starting point
when recording instruction has been
given by operating the front panel
when creating a new CLIP.

Record Duration 10min

15min
30min
45min
1H
2H
4H
8H

Selects the recording time length of
CLIP ID used during loop recording (L­REC).

<Note>

O

Upon writing over the existing CLIP
ID, loop recording takes place within
the length of recording time set from
the current position.

O

Loop recording operation takes
place only during STOP.

FTP Put Offset 00:00:00

00:59:59
01:00:00

Selects the recording starting point
when recording is done through
transmission from a non-linear system.

SDTI Illegal Input Rec Stop

Continue

Selects operation when SDTI signal
has detected no signal during
recording.

Ch1 Default Rate 25Mbps

50Mbps
100Mbps

Selects the format of signals used in
each channel.
However, the upper limit of maximum
usable stream count (25 Mbps mode
taken as 1) that has been set cannot
be exceeded.
For details, consult your dealer.

Ch2 Default Rate 25Mbps

50Mbps
100Mbps

Ch3 Default Rate 25Mbps

50Mbps
100Mbps

Ch4 Default Rate 25Mbps

50Mbps
100Mbps

Ch1 Default
Times

x1, x2, x4

Ch2 Default
Times

x1, x2, x4

Ch3 Default
Times

x1, x2, x4

Ch4 Default
Times

x1, x2, x4

A/S SET

Setting item Setting Remarks

CH1 CF Enable On

Off

Selects channel 1 color frame control.

CH1 VOUT
SetUp

Add
Thru

Selects setup level during channel 1
playback.

CH1 VIN SetUp Cut

Thru

Selects setup level during channel 1
recording.

CH1 SYS H

–121
0

+120

Performs rough tuning of channel 1
system phase in relation to standard
signal. (37ns step)

CH1 SYS SC

0

1023

Performs fine tuning of channel 1
system phase in relation to standard
signal. (0.35° step)

CH1 SCH

–128
0

+127

Performs tuning of channel 1 SC-H
(Subcarrier to Horizontal) phase.
(1.41° step)

CH2 CF Enable On

Off

Channel 2 setting is the same as for
channel 1.

CH2 VOUT
SetUp

Add
Thru

CH2 VIN SetUp Cut

Thru

CH2 SYSH

–121

0

+120

CH2 SYS SC

0

1023

CH2 SCH

–128

0

+127

CH3 CF Enable On

Off

Channel 3 setting is the same as for
channel 1.

CH3 VOUT
SetUp

Add
Thru

CH3 VIN SetUp Cut

Thru

CH3 SYSH

–121

0

+120

CH3 SYS SC

0

1023

CH3 SCH

–128

0

+127

CH4 CF Enable On

Off

Channel 4 setting is the same as for
channel 1.

CH4 VOUT
SetUp

Add
Thru

CH4 VIN SetUp Cut

Thru

CH4 SYSH

–121

0

+120

CH4 SYS SC

0

1023

CH4 SCH

–128

0

+127

indicates factory setting mode.

CCHH11 CCLLIIPP00000011 0000::0000::0000::0000 ((CCTTLL11)) RREEWW
SSeerrvveerr SSoofftt::VVxx..xxxx..xxxx FF55::MMAAIINN

44

Press the [F5] button to return to main screen pattern 1.

Information displayed:

Server Soft:Vx.xx.xx
Raid Board :Vx.xx.xx
Fpc Soft :Vx.xx.xx
DVCPCI Soft:Vx.xx.xx
ISIO :Vx.xx.xx
SDTI IF :Vx.xx.xx
CH1 Board :Vx.xx.xx
CH2 Board :Vx.xx.xx
CH3 Board :Vx.xx.xx
CH4 Board :Vx.xx.xx

$

Version Display Screen

Displays the version of software for the server or front
panel controller, etc.
Data on each version is switched by cursor button [#]
or [2].

24

Display Panel

0000//0055//1199 1122::2244::4433 DDIISSKK FFUULLLL
FF11::SSIILLEENNTT--MMOODDEE FF33::BBUUZZZZEERR--OOFFFF FF55::BBAACCKK

1

234

1

Error content display

Error contents are displayed.
Display is made in the following format: year,
month, day, hour, minute, second and error
contents.

2

[F1] SILENT-MODE

When the [F1] button is pressed, the SILENT­MODE is assumed and even if an error occurs, the
error display screen is not shown.
Display is restored by establishing ATTN-MODE
with the error log display screen.

3

[F3] BUZZER-OFF

When the [F3] button is pressed, the alarm stops.

4

[F5] BACK

When the [F5] button is pressed, the screen shown
prior to the error display screen is restored.

$

Error Display Screen

When an error has occurred in the server, it is
displayed.

$

CLIP Display Screen

Shows the CLIP in storage.

25

Display Panel

EERRAASSEE CCLLIIPP:: CCLLIIPP00000011

SSEETT oorr CCAANNCCEELL

1

1

CLIP name display

The CLIP name selected by the CLIP display
screen is shown.

When the [SET] button is pressed, the CLIP shown at

1

is erased.
When erasure is completed, the CLIP display screen
is restored and the next CLIP is shown.
If erasure cannot be completed, ERASE FAILURE is
shown and the CLIP erase screen remains as is.

Press the [CANCEL] button to return to CLIP display
screen.

$

CLIP Erase Screen

Erases the CLIP on display.

22// 1144 CCLLIIPP00000011 2255MMbbppss

33

FF11::EERRAASSEE FF22::RREENNAAMMEE FF33::DDEETTAAIILL FF55::MMAAIINN

44

2318

7

45 6 9

SSTTAARRTT 0000::0000::0000::0000 ((0044::0000::0000::0011)) 2255MMbbppss
FF11::EERRAASSEE FF22::RREENNAAMMEE FF33::DDEETTAAIILL FF55::MMAAIINN

44

1

File number display

Displays the number of registered CLIPS and the
order of CLIPS to be displayed.

2

CLIP name display

Displays the CLIP name.

3

Recording format display

Displays the recording format of the CLIP
displayed.

4

[F1] ERASE

Press the [F1] button to erase CLIP.
When the [F1] button is pressed, the CLIP erase
screen is called up.

5

[F2] RENAME

Press the [F2] button to change the name of the
CLIP.
When the [F2] button is pressed, the CLIP name
change screen is called up.

6

[F3] DETAIL

When the [F3] button is pressed, information on the
CLIP displayed is shown for two seconds.
The following three types of information are
displayed.

Start time code
Material duration
Recording format

7

[F5] MAIN

Press the [F5] button to return to main screen
pattern 1.

8

Previous CLIP display

Shows that there is a CLIP to display.
When cursor button [#] is pressed, the previous
CLIP is displayed.

9

Next CLIP display

Shows that there is a CLIP to display.
When cursor button [2] is pressed, the next CLIP is
displayed.

RREENNAAMMEE CCLLIIPP:: CCLLIIPP00000011

33

FF33::DDEELL SSEETT oorr CCAANNCCEELL

44

1

Cursor

2

1

CLIP name display

The CLIP name selected by CLIP display screen is
shown.
With cursor button [!] [1], select the characters to
be changed; change the characters with cursor
button [#] [2]. Characters are shown in the
sequence: A ~ Z, a ~ z, 0 ~ 9, -, $, %.
Up to 8 characters can be input.

2

[F3] DEL

When the [F3] button is pressed while inputting
characters, the character at the cursor position is
deleted, and subsequent characters fill in the gap.

When the [SET] button is pressed, the CLIP name is
changed.
When name change is completed, the CLIP display
screen is restored and the next CLIP is shown.
If name change cannot be completed, RENAME
FAILURE is shown and the CLIP rename screen
remains as is.

Press the [CANCEL] button to return to CLIP display
screen.

$

CLIP Rename Screen

Changes the name of the CLIP on display.

26

$

Simplified Manual Operation
Screen

Facilitates simplified manual operation of the unit.
The upper register has the same display as the main
screen. The screen for simplified manual operation is
shown in the lower register.

<Note>

Perform simplified manual operations after switching
the relevant channel to local mode at main screen.

Display Panel

CCHH11 CCLLIIPP00000011 0000::0000::0000::0000 ((CCTTLL)) RREEWW
FF11::LLOOAADD FF22::CCUUEE FF33::PPLLAAYY FF44::SSTTOOPP FF55::MMAAIINN

44

Simplified Manual Operation Screen Pattern 1

12 3 4 5

6879:

CCHH11 CCLLIIPP00000011 0000::0000::0000::0000 ((CCTTLL)) RREEWW

33

FF11::LLOOAADD FF22::CCUUEE FF33::RREECC FF44::SSTTOOPP FF55::MMAAIINN

44

Simplified Manual Operation Screen Pattern 2

12 3 4 5 <

67 9=:;

;

CCHH11 CCLLIIPP00000011 0000::0000::0000::0000 ((CCTTLL)) RREEWW

33

FF11::RREEWW FF22::FFFF FF33::PPLLAAYY FF44::SSTTOOPP FF55::MMAAIINN

44

Simplified Manual Operation Screen Pattern 3

12 3 4 5 <

>? 98:;

CCHH11 CCLLIIPP00000011 0000::0000::0000::0000 ((CCTTLL)) RREEWW

33

FF11::LL--PPLLAAYY FF22::LL--RREECC FF44::EEJJEECCTT FF55::MMAAIINN

Simplified Manual Operation Screen Pattern 4

12 3 4 5 <

@A B:

Displays common to the 4 patterns

The contents from 1to 1are the same as for the
main screen.

:

[F5] MAIN

When the [F5] button is pressed, main screen
pattern 1 is restored.

;

Next pattern display

Shows that there is a screen pattern to display.
When cursor button [2] is pressed, the next screen
pattern is displayed.
Example:

When currently at pattern 1, the change is from
pattern 1 to pattern 2 to pattern 3 to pattern 4.

<

Previous pattern display

Shows that there is a screen pattern to display.
When cursor button [#] is pressed, the previous
screen pattern is displayed.
Example:

When currently at pattern 4, the change is from
pattern 4 to pattern 3 to pattern 2 to pattern 1.

27

Display Panel

Simplified Manual Operation Screen
Pattern 2

6

[F1] LOAD

When the [F1] button is pressed, the CLIP load
screen is shown.
See the CLIP load screen for details.

7

[F2] CUE

When the [F2] button is pressed, the CLIP currently
being loaded is queued up again.

=

[F3] REC

When the [F3] button is pressed, input signal to the
relevant channel is recorded in the CLIP currently
being loaded from the current position.

9

[F4] STOP

When the [F4] button is pressed, the CLIP currently
being loaded is stopped.

Simplified Manual Operation Screen
Pattern 3

>

[F1] REW

When the [F1] button is pressed, the CLIP currently
being loaded is rewound.

?

[F2] FF

When the [F2] button is pressed, the CLIP currently
being loaded is fast forwarded.

9

[F4] STOP

When the [F4] button is pressed, the CLIP currently
being loaded is stopped.

Simplified Manual Operation Screen
Pattern 4

@

[F1] L-PLAY

When the [F1] button is pressed, the CLIP currently
being loaded is played back repeatedly.

A

[F2] L-REC

When the [F2] button is pressed, recording takes
place repeatedly in the CLIP currently being loaded
for the time set by Record Duration in the
parameter setting screen.

B

[F4] EJECT

When the [F4] button is pressed, the CLIP assumes
unloaded status and the display of 2Selection
CLIP becomes “DEFAULT.”

Simplified Manual Operation Screen
Pattern 1

6

[F1] LOAD

When the [F1] button is pressed, the CLIP load
screen is shown.
See the CLIP load screen for details.

7

[F2] CUE

When the [F2] button is pressed, the CLIP currently
being loaded is queued up again.

8

[F3] PLAY

When the [F3] button is pressed, the CLIP currently
being loaded is played back.

9

[F4] STOP

When the [F4] button is pressed, the CLIP currently
being loaded is stopped.

28

Display Panel

1

File number display

Displays the number of registered CLIPS and the
order of CLIPS to be displayed.

2

Channel display

Displays the channel number to be loaded.

3

CLIP name display

Displays the CLIP name.

4

Recording format display

Displays the recording format of the CLIP
displayed.

5

[F1] LOAD

When the [F1] button is pressed, the CLIP on
display is loaded into the current display channel
and simplified manual operation menu pattern 1 is
restored.

6

[F2] NEW

Press the [F2] button to create a new CLIP.
When the [F2] button is pressed, the CLIP creation
screen is called up.

7

[F3] DETAIL

When the [F3] button is pressed, information on the
CLIP displayed is shown for two seconds.
The following three types of information are
displayed.

Start time code
Material duration
Recording format

8

[F5] BACK

Press the [F5] button to return to simplified manual
operation screen pattern 1.

9

Previous CLIP display

Shows that there is a CLIP to display.
When cursor button [#] is pressed, the previous
CLIP is displayed.

:

Next CLIP display

Shows that there is a CLIP to display.
When cursor button [2] is pressed, the next CLIP is
displayed.

$

CLIP Load Screen

Shows the CLIP in storage.

NNEEWW CCLLIIPP::CCLLIIPP00000011

33

FF33::DDEELL SSEETT oorr CCAANNCCEELL

44

1

2

1

CLIP name display

The new CLIP name is shown.
With cursor button [!] [1], select the characters to
be changed; change the characters with cursor
button [#] [2]. Characters are shown in the
sequence: A ~ Z, a ~ z, 0 ~ 9, -, $, %.
Up to 8 characters can be input.

2

[F3] DEL

When the [F3] button is pressed while inputting
characters, the character at the cursor position is
deleted, and subsequent characters fill in the gap.

When the [SET] button is pressed, the created CLIP is
loaded into the current display channel and simplified
manual operation screen pattern 1 is restored.

Press the [CANCEL] button to return to simplified
manual operation screen pattern 1.

$

CLIP Creation Menu

Creates a new CLIP.

22// 1144 CCHH11::CCLLIIPP00000011 2255MMbbppss

33

FF11::LLOOAADD FF22::NNEEWW FF33::DDEETTAAIILL FF55::BBAACCKK

44

34219

567 8:

29

Display Panel

SS11 SS22 11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 PP RREEBBUUIILLDD

33

::

FF55::MMAAIINN

12

Press cursor button [!] [1] to select the HDD to be
reconstructed. When the cursor button [!] [1] is
pressed, the arrow at 1moves.
Reconstruction of the selected HDD begins when the
[SET] button has been pressed after selection of the
HDD.

<Note>

Do not execute this operation while another HDD is
being reconstructed.

Press the [CANCEL] button to abort reconstruction
and return to the HDD status display screen.

2

[F5] MAIN

Press the [F5] button to return to main screen
pattern 1.

3 3

When the cursor button [#] is pressed, the HDD
status display screen is restored.

$

HDD Reconstruction Selection
Screen

Reconstructs the HDD.

SS11 SS22 11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 PP SSTTAATTUUSS

33

OOKK OOKK OOKK OOKK OOKK OOKK OOKK OOKK OOKK OOKK OOKK FF55::MMAAIINN

12

3

3

<Note>

S1 and S2 apply to SYS1 HDD and SYS2 HDD,
respectively.

1

HDD status display

Each HDD status is displayed.
OK: Operating normally
NG: Not operating normally
RE: Data are being reconstructed.

2

[F5] MAIN

Press the [F5] button to return to main screen
pattern 1.

3 3

When the cursor button [#] is pressed, the
reconstruction selection screen is called up.

$

HDD Status Display Screen

Displays HDD status.

When there are 8 HDDs for data

When there are 8 HDDs for data

SS11 SS22 11 22 33 44 PP RREEBBUUIILLDD

33

::

FF55::MMAAIINN

12

SS11 SS22 11 22 33 44 PP SSTTAATTUUSS

33

OOKK OOKK OOKK OOKK OOKK OOKK OOKK FF55::MMAAIINN

12

3

3

When there are 4 HDDs for data

When there are 4 HDDs for data

30

Display Panel

1

Error content display

Error contents are displayed.
Display is made in the following format: year,
month, day, hour, minute, second and error
contents.

2

[F1] SILENT-MODE

When the [F1] button is pressed, change is made
between SILENT-MODE and ATTN-MODE.
In SILENT-MODE, even if an error occurs, the error
display screen is not shown.
In ATTN-MODE, if an error occurs, the error display
screen is shown.

3

[F3] DETAIL

When the [F3] button is pressed, the error log
detailed display screen is called up.

4

[F5] MAIN

When the [F5] button is pressed, display returns to
main screen pattern 1.

5

Previous error log display

Shows that there is an error log to display.
When cursor button [#] is pressed, the previous
error log is displayed.

6

Next error log display

Shows that there is an error log to display.
When cursor button [2] is pressed, the next error
log is displayed.

$

Error Log Display Screen

Displays error log. Up too 100 errors stored.

0000//0055//1199 1122::2244::4433 DDIISSKK FFUULLLL

33

FF11::SSIILLEENNTT--MMOODDEE FF33::DDEETTAAIILL FF55::MMAAIINN

44

15

6

234

((XXXX)) FFaann//TTeemmpp.. EErrrroorr
((1100--0000--00111100--22000011--00000011)) FF55::MMAAIINN

44

1

Error generation point display

Shows where an error has been generated.

2

Error number display

Error is shown by number.
Display is in the following format: error type,
channel number, error generation point, error
content, optional data.

<Note>

Data on numbers for error type
10: Shown when running cannot be continued or

when operations are abnormal.
Consult your dealer immediately.

11: Running can be continued.

Remove the cause of the warning generation.

20: Running can be continued.

Shows internal processing data.

$

Error Log Detailed Display Screen

Shows details of the error log.

Error log generation point
Error (number)

FF55::BBAACCKK

1

23

3

[F5] BACK

Press the [F5] button to return to error log display
screen.

Display examples:

O

Abnormal heat discharge fan

((XXXX)) IIDD MMaaxxNNuumm.. EErrrroorr
((1100--0000--00331100--11330055--00000000)) FF55::MMAAIINN

44

O

Recording not possible because ID maximum
number has been exceeded.

((XXXX)) OOppttiioonn BBooaarrdd SSeeaarrcchh
((2200--0000--00110000--22110000--00000011)) FF55::MMAAIINN

44

O

Assessment of input/output boards is complete.

((XXXX)) FF..PPaanneell SSeell.. LLooccaall
((1111--0000--00110066--22770000--00000000)) FF55::MMAAIINN

44

O

Cannot control from external controller because
control is in local mode.

31

F3 (CH4)
F3 (CH3)
F3 (CH2)
F3 (CH1)

Always be sure the power cord is removed
before installing the optional board.

Optional Board Installation

1. Remove the two coin screws securing the unit’s top

panel. Remove the top panel.

2. Remove the three screws holding down the circuit

board securing fittings, then remove the fittings.
Unplug the two SDTI flat cables from the IF board.

<Note>

Be sure to note the connector locations so you can
reconnect them properly when reassembling the
unit later.

3. Connect the connector panel (packed together with

the optional board) to the optional board.

4. Connect the unit’s rear panel connector and the

optional board. Insert the optional board into the
unit.

<Note>

Confirm that the rear panel connector channel
matches the channel of the slot into which the
optional board is inserted.

5. Reconnect the two SDTI flat cables to the IF board.

<Note>

Make sure the cables are plugged in at the correct
locations.

6. Remount the circuit board securing fittings with the

three screws and reattach the top panel.

<Note>

Be sure to secure the top panel in place using the
coin screws.

SDTI flat cables

Circuit board
securing fittings

screws

screw

Four optional boards are available.

1. Analog I/O board (AJ-YA7000P)

2. Analog out board (AJ-YA7200P)

3. SDTI I/O board (AJ-YAC7000P)

4. SDI I/O board (AJ-YA7100P)

(The analog out board is required for the SDI I/O

board.)

The above four boards can be installed for any or all
of the four channels. The installation locations are
described below.

Attach the connectors for connection with the rear
panel to the slots marked “F3” on the AV block, and
then insert the boards.
The number and types of connectors differs
depending on the type of board concerned.

Consult your dealer for details on setting and
installing the optional boards.

Optional Board Installation Method

32

1. Analog I/O board

(AJ-YA7000P)

Proceed with the connections in the sequence
described below.

SW1 setting

(for input audio signals with 600-ohm termination) (CH1)

ON: 600-ohm termination OFF: High impedance

SW2 setting

(for input audio signals with 600-ohm termination) (CH2)

ON: 600-ohm termination OFF: High impedance

SW3 setting

For the NTSC system (factory setting)

5: OFF 6: ON 7: OFF 8: ON

For the PAL system (setting must be changed)

5: ON 6: OFF 7: ON 8: OFF

Input audio level selection

1234

+4 dBu ON OFF ON OFF

0 dBu OFF ON OFF ON

–20 dBu ON ON ON ON

SW5 setting

Output audio level selection

1234

+4 dBu OFF OFF OFF OFF

0 dBu ON OFF ON OFF

–20 dBu OFF ON OFF ON

SW9 setting

ON for all switches

Optional Board Installation Method

ANALOG DIGITAL

VIDEO

IN

OUT

OUT

SDI/SDTI

IN

REMOTE INAUDIO OUTAUDIO IN

AUDIO IN AUDIO OUT

VIDEO OUT

SW 5

SW 3

SW 1 SW 2

SW 9

VIDEO

THROUGH

VIDEO

IN

Analog in board

Analog out board

Rear panel connectors
(designated channel)

Position where terminal resistance is
mounted (No automatic termination.)

Black

Red

Orange

Analog audio panel

(packed together with optional board)

1. Remove the four screws, and remove the analog in
board from analog out board.

2. Connect the cables (for composite signals a3) from
the unit to the analog in board.

3. Orient the analog out board and analog in board so
that the sides on which components are mounted
are facing each other. Place spacers between
them, and attach them together with four screws in
the four places indicated.

4. Install the analog I/O board in the server.
Perform the connections as illustrated below.

33

2. Analog out board

(AJ-YA7200P)

Perform the connections as illustrated below.

Optional Board Installation Method

ANALOG DIGITAL

VIDEO

IN

OUT

OUT

SDI/SDTI

IN

REMOTE INAUDIO OUT

AUDIO OUT

VIDEO OUT

SW 5

SW 3

SW 1 SW 2

SW 9

VIDEO THROUGH

VIDEO IN

Analog out board

Rear panel connectors
(designated channel)

Black

Red

Orange

Analog audio out panel

(packed together with optional board)

SW1 setting

(for input audio signals with 600-ohm termination) (CH1)

ON: 600-ohm termination OFF: High impedance

SW2 setting

(for input audio signals with 600-ohm termination) (CH2)

ON: 600-ohm termination OFF: High impedance

SW3 setting

For the NTSC system (factory setting)

5: OFF 6: ON 7: OFF 8: ON

For the PAL system (setting must be changed)

5: ON 6: OFF 7: ON 8: OFF

Input audio level selection

1234

+4 dBu ON OFF ON OFF

0 dBu OFF ON OFF ON

–20 dBu ON ON ON ON

SW5 setting

Output audio level selection

1234

+4 dBu OFF OFF OFF OFF

0 dBu ON OFF ON OFF

–20 dBu OFF ON OFF ON

SW9 setting

ON for all switches

34

3. SDTI I/O board

(AJ-YAC7000P)

Perform the connections as illustrated below.

Optional Board Installation Method

S-OUT 3

ANALOG DIGITAL

VIDEO

IN

OUT

OUT

SDI/SDTI

IN

REMOTE IN

S-OUT 1

S-OUT 2

S-IN

S-IN THROUGH

SDTI I/O board

Rear panel connectors
(designated channel)

Black

Red

Orange

SDTI cover

(packed together with optional board)

35

S-IN S-IN THROUGH S-OUT

ANALOG DIGITAL

VIDEO

IN

OUT

OUT

SDI/SDTI

IN

REMOTE INAUDIO OUTVIDEO OUT

AUDIO OUT

VIDEO OUT

Analog out board

Rear panel connectors
(designated channel)

4. SDI I/O board

(AJ-YA7100P)

Proceed with the connections in the sequence
described below.

1. Connect the cables (for SDI signals a3) from the
unit to the SDI I/O board.

2. Connect the coaxial cables (for video signals a1,
for audio signals a1) packed with the SDI I/O board
to the analog out board.

3. Orient the SDI I/O board and analog out board so
that the sides on which components are mounted
are facing each other. Place spacers between
them, and attach them together with a total of eight
screws in the four places indicated.

4. Install the SDI I/O board and analog out board in
the server.

Perform the connections as illustrated below.

SDI I/O board

Optional Board Installation Method

Black

Red

Orange

Analog out panel

(packed together with optional board)

36

<Warning>

O

The optional HDD (AJ-HDD36P) is exclusively for the unit (AJ-HDR150).
Do not use it for any other applications.
If any damages should arise as a result of use for other applications, the Company cannot assume any
responsibility or warranty.

O

To install the optional HDD, consult your dealer.

Optional HDD

Coin screw

Coin screw

37

Symptom

$

Server’s power LED fails to light
even when the power switch is ON.

Suggested remedial action

O

Has the power cord been connected?

O

Do the installed fuses have the rated amperage?

$

No display on the display panel
even though the power switch is
on.

$

The buzzer continues to sound
after the operation LED has lighted.

O

Something has malfunctioned.
Check on the display panel.

$

No control can be exercised using
RS-422A.

O

Have the cables been connected properly?

O

Is the server mode set to LOCAL?
Check on the display panel.

$

There is no sound.

O

Are the cables connected properly?

O

There is no audio output during playback at speeds lower than 1

a

speed.

$

Video recording stops at an interim
point.

O

Is there space on the HDD?
Check remaining time on the display panel or using Odetics/Louth
protocol.

O

Is access to the HDD delayed?

O

Is there anything wrong with the input signal?

O

Is FC cable connected properly?

Troubleshooting

O

Has the power been turned back on immediately after it was turned
off?
Wait at least 10 seconds after turning off the power before turning it
back on.

38

$

REF VIDEO IN

BNCa2, loop-through with 75 Ω termination switch

Connector Signals

$

SVGA-I/F (for maintenance)

Pin No. Signal

1 CRV

2 CGV

3 CBV

4

___

5 8 GND

9

___

10 GND

11

___

12 DCI Comm

13 – CHSYNC

14 – CVSYNC

15

___

$

RS-232C (for maintenance)

Pin No. Signal

1CD

2 RXD

3 TXD

4DTR

5 GND

6 DSR

7 RTS

8 CTS

9CI

$

Mouse/Keyboard (for maintenance)

Pin No. Signal

1 DATA

2

___

3 GND

4 +5 V

5 CLOCK

6

___

$

RS-422A (REMOTE IN)

Pin No. Signal

1 GND

2 RXD –

3 TXD +

4 GND

5 spare

6 GND

7 RXD +

8 TXD –

9 GND

$

Fibre Channel (HOST/RAID)

Pin No. Signal

1 TX +

2

___

3

___

4

___

5 RX +

6 TX –

7

___

8

___

9 RX –

$

LAN (for system expansion)

Pin No. Signal

1 TX +

2 TX –

3 RX +

4

___

5

___

6 RX –

7

___

8

___

Maintenance terminals are used by service
personnel for maintenance.
Customers are asked to never connect these
terminals.

39

Connector Signals

$

Analog I/O board

VIDEO IN:

BNCa2, loop-through with 75-ohm termination
switch
(This board does not support non-standard
signals.)

VIDEO OUT:

BNCa1
(The EE output is not locked to the REF input.)

AUDIO IN (ANALOG):

XLRa2, CH1/CH2

AUDIO OUT (ANALOG):

XLRa2, CH1/CH2

$

Analog out board

VIDEO OUT:

BNCa1

AUDIO OUT (ANALOG):

XLRa2, CH1/CH2

$

SDTI I/O board

SDTI IN:

BNCa2, with buffer out
Complies with SMPTE305M standard

SDTI OUT:

BNCa1
Complies with SMPTE305M standard
(The EE output is not locked to the REF input.)

Data stream format:

Complies with the SMPTE321M standard

$

SDI I/O board (+ analog out board)

SDI IN:

BNCa2, with buffer out
Complies with SMPTE259M-C and 272M
standard

SDI OUT:

BNCa1
Complies with SMPTE259M-C and 272M
standard
(The EE output is not locked to the REF input.)

VIDEO OUT (ANALOG):

BNCa1
(The EE output is not locked to the REF input.)

AUDIO OUT (ANALOG):

XLRa2, CH1/CH2

40

[PC component]

[Control Component]

RS-422A:

4 channel (D-SUB, 9 pin)

RS-422A protocol:

Odetics/Louth

Playback response time:

At STBY ON:

0.5 sec or less (CUE UP completed)

At STBY OFF:

2 sec or less (prior to CUE UP)

RS-232C:

1 channel (for monitor, maintenance)

Alarms:

Fan alarm, HDD alarm, system alarm

Fibre Channel:

One port each for HOST and RAID

CPU:

Celeron, 433 MHz

OS:

Windows NT 4.0 (English version)

Memory:

128 MB

System HDD:

9 GB a2 units

Data HDD (Optional):

36 GB a9 units

Recording time:

20 hours (calculated at DVCPRO 25 Mbps)

Recording format:

DVCPRO 25 Mbps, DVCPRO 50 Mbps,
DVCPRO P, DVCPRO HD

Recording content:

Digital video, Time code (subcode domain), Digital
audio

CLIP count:

Maximum 5000

CLIP length:

1 second minimum
20 hours maximum (calculated at DVCPRO 25
Mbps)

Specifications

[GENERAL]

Power supply: 120 V ±10% AC, 50 – 60 Hz
Power consumption: 3.8 A

Ambient operating temperature:

41°F to 95°F (5°C to 35°C)

Ambient operating humidity:

10% to 80% (no condensation)

Dimensions (WaaHaaD):

16

3

/4˝a10 7/16˝a25 1/8˝ (424a265a637 mm)

Weight:

91.52 lb (41.6 kg)
With all optional devices installed: 105.6 lb (48 kg)

41

Specifications

Sampling frequencies:

Y: 13.5 MHz, PB/PR: 3.375 MHz

Quantizing:

8 bits

[Option]

$

VIDEO

Digital

Video band:

Y: 30 Hz to 4.5 MHz (±1 dB)

Differential gain:

Less than 6%

Differential phase:

Less than 4.5 degrees

Y/C delay:

Less than 20 ns

K factor:

Less than 2%

Analog composite IN/OUT

Sampling frequencies:

48 kHz

Quantizing:

16 bits

$

AUDIO

Digital

Frequency response:

20 Hz to 20 kHz (+1 dB, –2dB)

Dynamic range:

More than 80 dB
(1 kHz, “A” weighted)

Distortion:

Less than 0.15%
(1 kHz, reference level)

Crosstalk:

Less than –74 dB

Headroom:

20 dB

Analog IN/OUT

PANASONIC BROADCAST & TELEVISION SYSTEMS COMPANY

DIVISION OF MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC CORPORATION OF AMERICA

Executive Office:

3330 Cahuenga Blvd W., Los Angeles, CA 90068 [phone]

EASTERN ZONE:

One Panasonic Way 4E-7, Secaucus, NJ 07094 [phone]

Southeast Region:

1225 Northbrook Parkway, Ste 1-160, Suwanee, GA 30024 [phone]

Central Region:

1707 N Randall Road E1-C-1, Elgin, IL 60123 [phone]

WESTERN ZONE:

3330 Cahuenga Blvd W., Los Angeles, CA 90068 [phone]

Government Marketing Department:

52 West Gude Drive, Rockville, MD 20850 [phone]

Broadcast PARTS INFORMATION & ORDERING:

9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (EST) [phone]/24 Hr. Fax [phone]
Emergency after hour parts orders [phone]

TECHNICAL SUPPORT:

Emergency 24 Hour Service [phone]

Panasonic Canada Inc.

5770 Ambler Drive, Mississauga, Ontario L4W 2T3 [phone]

Panasonic de Mexico S.A. de C.V.

Av angel Urraza Num. 1209 Col. de Valle 03100 Mexico, D.F. (52) 1 951 2127

Panasonic Sales Company
Division of Matsushita Electric of Puerto Rico Inc.

San Gabriel Industrial Park, 65th Infantry Ave., Km. 9.5, Carolina, Puerto Rico 00630 [phone]

F1100W

@

Printed in Japan
VQT8955

P

documentation manual, user maintenance, brochure, user reference, pdf manual

This file has been downloaded from:

User Manual and User Guide for many equipments like mobile phones, photo cameras, monther board, monitors, software, tv, dvd, and othes..

Manual users, user manuals, user guide manual, owners manual, instruction manual, manual owner, manual owner's, manual guide,

manual operation, operating manual, user's manual, operating instructions, manual operators, manual operator, manual product,