Panasonic AJ-DE77P User manual
Panasonic
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DVCPRO
Non-Linear
Editing
System
|
AJ-
DRI
P
Operating
Instructions
This
manual
contains
information
on
the
hardware
only.
For
details
on
video
and
audio
uploading,
editing
and
other
operations,
refer
to
the
Reference
Manual,
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.”
Y
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.
WARNING:
TO
REDUCE
THE
RISK
OF
FIRE
OR
SHOCK
HAZARD,
DO
NOT
EXPOSE
THIS
EQUIPMENT
TO
RAIN
OR
MOISTURE.
CAUTION:
The
lightning
flash
with
arrowhead
symbol,
TO
REDUCE
THE
RISK
OF
FIRE
OR
SHOCK
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.
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.
L]
is
the
safety
information.
HAZARD
AND
ANNOYING
INTERFERENCE,
USE THE
RECOMMENDED
ACCESSORIES
ONLY.
CAUTION:
A
CD-ROM
DRIVE
(CLASS
1
LASER
PRODUCT)
IS
INSTALLED
IN
THE
PRODUCT.
USE
OF
CONTROLS
OR
ADJUSTMENTS
OR
PERFORMANCE
OF
PROCEDURES
OTHER
THAN
THOSE
SPECIFIED
HEREIN
MAY
RESULT
IN
HAZARDOUS
RADIATION
EXPOSURE.
DO
NOT
MAKE
ANY
MODIFICATIONS.
DO
NOT
REPAIR
BY
YOURSELF.
REFER
SERVICING
TO
QUALIFIED
PERSONNEL.
CAUTION:
TO
REDUCE
THE
RISK
OF
FIRE
OR
SHOCK
HAZARD,
REFER
INSTALLATION
OF
HARD-
DISK
DRIVE
TO
QUALIFIED
SERVICE
PERSONNEL.
HARD-DISK
DRIVE
MUST
BE
APPROVED
BY
UL
AND/OR
CSA.
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è
Windows
and
Windows
NT
are
registered
trademarks
of
Microsoft
Corporation.
è
Pentium
is
a
registered
trademark
of
Intel
Corporation.
è
Adaptec,
AHA
and
SCS|Select
are
registered
trademarks
of
Adaptec
Inc.
All
other
names
of
companies
and
products
are
the
trademarks
or
registered
trademarks
of
the
companies
concerned.
Features
All-in-one
tower
design
This
is
the
first
non-linear
editor
to
incorporate
a
VTR
for
uploading
and
downloading
applications.
This
feature
@
translates
into
savings
in
terms
of
both
the
cost
and
space
required
for
an
externally
connected
VTR,
and
it
enables
DVCPRO
tapes
to
be
loaded
just
like
floppy
disks
or
magneto-optical
disks.
The
unit
also
contains
a
hard
disk
for
audio-video
recording,
and
its
size
is
the
same
as
a
tower-type
personal
computer.
It
can
be
placed
by
the
side
of
a
desk
for
highly
efficient
editing
operations.
Transfer
and
saving
at
4
times
norma!
speed
Uploading
and
downloading
between
the
built-in
VTR
and
hard
disk
can
be
conducted
at
4
times
normal
speed.
As
a
result,
it
takes
much
less
time
to
perform
the
preparatory
steps
which
handicap
non-linear
editing.
Same
high
picture
quality
recording
as
with
DVCPRO
The
same
digital
component
compression
recording
system
as
for
DVCPRO
is
used
to
record
data
onto
the
hard
disk.
The
resulting
picture
quality
is
higher
than
that
achieved
by
JPEG
which
has
been
adopted
by
many
non-
linear
editors
(comparison
made
at
the
same
transfer
rate).
Seventy
minutes
of
picture
and
sound
data
can
be
recorded
on
the
internal
hard
disk
(standard
specifications:
16GB).
Transfer
of
data
while
still
compressed
The
data
is
uploaded
or
downloaded
at
4
times
normal
speed
between
the
tape
and
disk
using
the
DV
compression
format
which
obviates
the
need
for
A/D
(D/A)
conversion
and
compression/expansion
processes.
Consequently,
there
is
absolutely
no
deterioration
in
the
picture
quality
during
transfer.
Editing
of
data
while
still
compressed
In
the
case
of
cut
editing,
the
unit
leaves
the
recorded
data
completely
unchanged.
With
the
data
still
in
its
compressed
form,
changes
are
made
only
to
the
read
sequence
and
positions.
During
recording,
the
DV
compressed
data
does
not
need
to
be
expanded
at
all,
and
it
can
be
edited
up
to
the
form
taken
by
the
@
completed
package.
This
means
that
high
picture
quality
is
maintained
even
after
editing.
(When
the
special
effect
and
superimpose
functions
are
used,
the
data
is
expanded
into
full
bit
digital
video
data,
and
compressed
back
again
after
processing.)
Real-time
previous
of
special
effects
The
unit
contains
a
switcher
so
that
wipe,
dissolve
and
other
special
effects
can
be
previewed
on
a
real-time
basis
during
A/B
roll
editing.
Trial-and-error
operations
can
be
repeated
any
number
of
times
while
checking
how
the
results
turn
out.
External
VTR
control
(RS-422A)
®
The
unit’s
RS-422A
(9
Pin)
remote
connector
enables
a
wide
range
of
analog
or
digital
VTRs
to
be
controlled.
This
function
enables
material
to
be
incorporated
and
completed
packages
to
be
transmitted.
WJ-MX1000
operation
system
adopted
The
unit
features
a
user
interface
which
is
compatible
with
the
Panasonic’s
non-linear
AV
work
station
(WJ-
MX1000),
and
the
software
(see
Note)
has
been
upgraded
so
that
it
can
be
run
optimally
in
Windows
NT.
(Note:
The
software
is
handled
by
Matsushita
Communication
Industrial
Co.,
Ltd
Broadcast
System
Division.)
Streamlined
operations
using
mouse
All
the
operator
has
to
do
in
order
to
add,
replace
or
delete
cuts
is
rearrange
the
clips
by
operating
the
mouse.
Cut
editing
can
be
achieved
with
excellent
response.
Warning
&
This
unit
must
not
be
used
on
board
a
vehicle.
Doing
so
may
damage
the
hard
disk
drive
and
destroy
the
data.
H
en
System
Configuration
Do
not
subject
the
supplied
mouse,
keyboard
or
cables
to
strong
bumps
or
shocks.
Doing
so
could
damage
them.
Keyboard
Main
unit
Mouse
Power
cord
Stabilizers
(x
4)
mounting
screws
(x
8)
VGA
cable
D-SUB
60-pin
cable
CAUTION:
To
reduce
the
risk
of
injury
due
to
tipping
over,
mount
the
stabilizers
before
installation.
Operating
instructions
(which
you
are
now
reading)
Warranty
card
Service
support
guide
Front
Panel
7)
Parts
and
Their
Functions
©
GGG
G
@
Main
unit
power
switch
Set
this
switch
to
the
OFF
position
after
quitting
the
system.
If
the
power
is
turned
off
while
the
hard
disk
drive
is
operating,
data
may
be
lost
or
the
drive
may
be
damaged.
Do
NOT
turn
off
the
power
while
white
characters
on
a
blue
background
appear
on
the
monitor
display
(for
the
personal
computer)
during
startup.
@
Main
unit
power
LED
©
HDD
sub
switch
Press
this
switch
if
PC
unit’s
power
does
not
come
on
even
when
the
main
unit
power
switch
is
set
to
ON.
Do
not
press
this
switch
without
good
reason
since
the
power
of
the
PC
unit
will
be
turned
off
if
it
pressed
while
the
power
is
supplied.
©
HDD
reset
switch
Press
this
switch
when
the
PC
unit
is
not
operating
properly.
The
start
screen
will
now
be
restored,
and
checks
on
the
operation
can
be
carried
out.
Do
NOT
press
this
switch
while
white
characters
on
a
blue
background
appear
on
the
monitor
display
(for
the
personal
computer)
during
startup.
Phones
jack
The
sound
can
be
monitored
when
stereo
headphones
are
connected
to
this
jack.
Phones
volume
control
This
is
used
to
adjust
the
headphones
volume
and
the
monitor
output
volume.
H
Cassette
slot
M
cassettes
or
L
cassettes
are
loaded
through
this
slot.
Consumer-use
cassettes
cannot
be
used
for
recording
or
playback.
Cassette
tape
EJECT
button.
When
this
button
is
pressed,
the
tape
is
unloaded,
and
the
cassette
is
automatically
ejected
several
seconds
later.
©
CD-ROM
drive
J
Tray
OPEN/CLOSE
button
Q)
Floppy
disk
drive
Œ
Carrying
handle
(Ð
HDD
access
display
lamp
(system)
(D
HDD
access
display
lamp
(AV
data)
B
Screws
for
securing
mechanism
Loosen
these
screws
when
cleaning
the
head
mechanism
transport
system
of
the
VTR
unit
or
when
conducting
other
kinds
of
servicing
or
maintenance.
It
will
then
be
possible
to
pull
out
the
VTR
unit’s
mechanism.
After
the
maintenance
work
has
been
completed
or
when
the
unit
is
to
be
moved,
the
mechanism
must
be
put
back
inside
the
unit
and
the
screws
tightened
up
securely.
Parts
and
Their
Functions
LED
Display
Panel
AUTO
OFF
lamp
This
lights
when
trouble
has
occurred
in
the
unit’s
operation.
Warning
lamp
This
lights
when
a
warning
item
has
occurred.
Channel
condition
lamps
One
of
these
lamps
lights
in
accordance
with
the
error
rate
status.
(Green
—
yellow
—
amber)
Green:
This
lights
when
the
video
and
audio
play
signal
error
rates
are
at
acceptable
levels.
Yellow:
This
lights
when
either
the
video
or
audio
play
signal
error
rate
has
deteriorated.
The
playback
picture
remains
normal
even
while
this
lamp
is
lighted.
Amber:
This
lights
when
either
the
video
or
audio
play
signal
error
rate
is
subject
to
correction
or
interpolation.
LED
display
panel
(Yellow)
(Green)
10
0;
0
{oo
AUTO
OFF
CH
CONDITION
VTR
VTR
lamp
This
lights
while
the
tape
is
traveling.
Cassette
loaded
lamp
This
lights
when
a
cassette
has
been
loaded
in
the
unit.
Rear
Panel
Parts
and
Their
Functions
AC
power
socket
[~AC
IN]
The
power
cord
(provided)
is
connected
to
this
socket.
Fuse
holder
[FUSE
1/2,
125
V,
5
A]
This
holder
contains
a
5
A
fuse.
FUSE
1:
for
VTR
unit
FUSE
2:
for
PC
unit
Ventilating
fan
This
fan
prevents
the
internal
temperature
from
rising.
Do
not
block
the fan
openings
by
placing
the
unit
right
up
against
a
wall
or
other
object.
©)
Analog
component
video
signal
input
connectors
[ANALOG,
VIDEO
INPUT,
Y/Ps/Pr]
The
analog
component
video
signals
are
supplied
to
these
connectors.
Connect
a
VTR
or
other
video
unit
with
a
component
signal
output
capability
here.
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9
oloore
9
G
(CG
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©
G
Analog
composite
video
signal
input
connectors
[ANALOG,
VIDEO
INPUT,
VIDEO
IN]
The
analog
composite
video
signals
are
supplied
to
these
connectors
which
are
joined
by
a
loop-
through
configuration.
Connect
a
VTR
or
other
video
unit
with
a
composite
signal
output
capability
here.
A
simple
decoder
is
used
by
the
composite
inputs.
lf
a
higher
picture
quality
is
required,
the
use
of
an
external
high-performance
decoder
is
recommended.
Analog
reference
video
signal
input
connectors
{[ANALOG,
VIDEO
INPUT,
REF
VIDEO
IN]
The
analog
reference
video
signals
are
supplied
to
these
connectors.
Connect
a
stable
black
burst
signal
from
an
external
sync
signal
generator,
etc.
to
this
connector.
75-ohm
termination
switch
Set
this
to
ON
for
termination.
Rear
Panel
Parts
and
Their
Functions
@
Analog
component
video
signal
output
connectors
[ANALOG,
VIDEO
OUTPUT,
Y/Ps/Pr]
The
analog
component
video
signals
are
output
from
these
connectors.
Connect
a
VTR
or
other
video
unit
with
a
component:
signal
input
capability
here.
Analog
composite
video
signal
output
connectors
[ANALOG,
VIDEO
OUTPUT,
1/2]
The
analog
composite
video
signals
are
output
from
these
connectors.
Connect
a
VTR
or
other
video
unit
with
a
composite
signal
input
capability
here.
10)
Analog
video
monitor
signal
output
connector
[ANALOG,
VIDEO
OUTPUT,
MON
OUT]
The
analog
composite
video
signals
with
superimposed
data
are
output
from
this
connector.
Connect
an
monitor
(NTSC)
for
monitoring
the
pictures
here.
Analog
audio
signal
input
connectors
[ANALOG,
AUDIO
INPUT,
CH1/CH2]
The
analog
audio
signals
are
supplied
to
these
connectors.
Connect
a
CD
player,
VTR
or
other
audio
unit
capable
of
outputting
analog
audio
signals
to
these
connectors.
02
Analog
audio
signal
output
connectors
[ANALOG,
AUDIO
OUTPUT,
CH1/CH2]
The
analog
audio
signals
are
output
from
these
connectors.
Connect
an
audio
amplifier,
VTR
other
audio
unit
capable
of
handling
analog
audio
signals
to
these
connectors.
Analog
audio
monitor
signal
output
connectors
[ANALOG,
AUDIO
MON,
L/R]
The
audio
playback
signals
are
output
from
these
connectors.
Connect
monitor
speakers,
etc.
to
them.
Analog
time
code
signal
output
connector
[ANALOG,
TC,
OUT]
During
playback,
the
playback
time
code
is
output
form
this
connector;
during
recording,
the
time
code
generated
by
the
built-in
time
code
generator
is
output.
Connect
a
VTR
with
a
time
code
input
connector
here.
Rear.
Panel
Parts
and
Their
Functions
Digital
audio
signal
input
connector
[DIGITAL
AUDIO
IN,
CH1/CH2]
Connect
a
digital
audio
unit
equipped
with
AES/EBU
output
connectors
here.
(Future
plans
cail
for
this
connector
to
be
used
to
support
some
options.
For
details,
please
consult
with
your
dealer.)
Digital
audio
signal
output
connectors
[DIGITAL
AUDIO
OUT,
CH1/CH2,
(CH3/CH4)]
Connect
a
VTR
equipped
with
AES/EBU
input
connectors
here.
Serial
1
connector
[SERIAL
1]
Spare
connector
Mouse
connector
[MOUSE]
Connect
the
mouse
(provided)
here.
Keyboard
connector
[KEYBOARD]
Connect
the
keyboard
(provided)
here.
€)
Parallel
connector
[PARALLEL]
Connect
a
device
with
a
parallel
interface
here.
-—
10
Serial
2
connector
[SERIAL
2]
Spare
connector
RS-232C
connector
[RS-232C]
Connect
the
editing
pad
here.
(Options
supported:
For
details,
please
consult
with
your
dealer.)
€%)
RS-422A
connector
[RS-422A]
Connect
an
external
VTR
(External
VTR1)
which
can
be
controlled
using
an
RS-422A
interface
to
control
its
recording
and
playback
functions.
Rear
Panel
Parts
and
Their
Functions
AV
I/F
connector
This
is
connected
to
the
AV
I/F
connector.
£25)
SCSI
connector
Connect
a
SCSI
hard
disk
drive
for
external
expansion
purposes.
(Future
plans
call
for
this
connector
to
be
used
to
support
some
options.
For
details,
please
consult
with
your
dealer.)
SVGA
I/F
connector
Connect
the
VGA
cable
here.
This
connector
is
connected
with
@
and
connected
to
the
SVGA
monitor.
RS-232C
connector
Spare
connector
(for
maintenance
purposes)
SVGA
I/F
connector
Connect
the
VGA
cable
here.
This
connector
is
connected
with
@
and
connected
to
the
SVGA
monitor.
B
o
e
RS-422A
connector
[RS-422A]
Connect
an
external
VTR
(External
VTR2)
which
can
be
controlled
using
an
RS-422A
interface
to
control
its
recording
and
playback
functions.
AV
I/F
connector
This
is
connected
to
the
@
AV
I/F
connector.
31)
SIGNAL
GND
terminal
This
is
connected
to
the
signal
ground
terminal
on
the
unit
connected
in
order
to
reduce
the
noise.
It
is
not
a
safety
ground.
Connections
Basic
Connections
(Connecting
the
power
cord,
keyboard,
mouse
and
system
cables)
1.
Connect
the
system
cables
(VGA
cable
and
D-SUB
60-pin
cable).
2.
Connect
the
keyboard
and
mouse
to
their
respective
connectors.
3.
Connect
the
power
cord.
Main
unit
Power
cord
Keyboard
System
cable
(D-SUB
60-pin
cable)
System
cable
(VGA
cable)
a
ee
Connections
P
Monitor
Connections
E
Connecting
the
personal
computer
monitor
(S-VGA)
Connect
the
computer
monitor
to
the
VGA
cabie.
Use
a
monitor
which
meets
the
following
conditions.
Default
settings
Ç
e
Resolution
:
1152
x
870
pixels
e
Refresh
frequency
:
75
Hz
Main
unit
i
Cable
with
15-pin
(D-Shell)
Coaxial
cable
“mn
met,
connectors
O
0O
OIO
GO
(with
BNC
connectors)
“o
+
MO
xD
Poe
Ñ
monitor
(NTSC)
for
monitoring
the
pictures
E
Connecting
the
monitor
(NTSC)
for
monitoring
the
pictures
Connect
the
monitor
(NTSC)
for
monitoring
the
pictures
to
the
analog
video
monitor
signal
output
(MON
OUT)
connector.
The
pictures
during
recording
and
playback
can
now
be
checked.
243
=
Connections
VTR
Connections
Connect
a
commercial
video
cassette
recorder/player
Coaxial
cable
COMPONENT
VIDEO
OUT
Main
unit
(with
BNC
connectors)
(¥/Ps/Pr)
Coaxial
cable
(with
BNC
connectors)
2-conductor
shielded
cable
(with
XLR-3-12C
connectors)
RS-422A
External
VTR
1
(crema
s
ee
DUUDDO
<:
9999
ss
UD
D
U
Note:
Set
the
TAPE/EE
selector
switch
of
the
externa!
VTR
to
the
TAPE
position.
(If
it
is
set
to
EE,
the
picture
may
be
unstable
and
audio
may
be
transmitted.)
If
the
VTR
is
not
equipped
with
a
TAPE/EE
selector
switch,
use
one
of
the
two
connection
configurations
described
below:
1.
To
use
the
external
VTR
for
playback
only,
connect
the
outputs
of
the
external
VTR
to
the
inputs
of
the
editing
system
unit.
2.
To
use
the
external
VTR
for
recording
only,
connect
the
inputs
of
the
external
VTR
to
the
outputs
of
the
editing
system
unit.
-
14-
Connections
Audio
Equipment
Connections
Connect
speakers
with
built-in
amplifiers,
a
cassette
deck
or
other
audio
unit.
Main
unit
2-conductor
shielded
cable
(with
XLR-3-12C
connectors)
2-conductor
shielded
cable
N
o
o
(with
XLR-3-12C
connectors)
XY
AUDIO
IN
(CH1/CH2)
o
De
—
G
Eel
_//
eer
Cassette
deck
Speakers
with
built-in
amplifiers
{5
System
Startup
and
Exit
System
Startup
Í
Set
the
power
switches
of
the
peripheral
units
to
ON.
2
Set
the
power
switch
on
the
main
unit
to
ON.
The
HDD
access
display
lamp
on
the
main
unit’s
front
panel
tights.
3
The
system
starts
up,
and
Windows
NT
also
Starts
up.
Computer
monitor/Windows
NT
startup
screen
S
^X
aap
Reda
My
Computer
al.
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Netwatk
Neighbothood
Recycle
bin
ha
NEWSBYTE
For
details
on
video
and
audio
uploading,
editing
and
other
operations,
refer
to
the
Reference
Manual.
(The
Reference
Manual
is
handled
by
Matsushita
Communication
Industrial
Co.,
Ltd
Broadcast
System
Division.)
—
16-
System
Startup
and
Exit
System
Exit
1
Click
L_£xit_J
in
the
tool
box.
A
confirmation
panel
appears.
Computer
monitor
Tool
box
Bin
manager
Bin
window
metia
e
EE
ied]
af
{ppi]
Et]
{comment
|
This
le
a
Top
Bia,
~-
Eh
Top
Bia
2
Click
if
you
wish
to
exit
the
system.
Confirmation
panel
The
Windows
NT
screen
now
appears.
f=
————
I
will
quit
this
system.
IR
Dir]
07
-=
System
Startup
and
Exit
Computer
monitor/Windows
NT
exit
screen
3
Click
Windows
NT
shutdown.
Confirmation
panel
A
confirmation
panel
now
appears.
=
J
earner
f
Shut
Down
Windows
4
Select
the
exit
method
and
click
if
you
wish
to
exit
Windows
NT.
=
=
=
4
“*
GRI
davan
the
come
{y
Restart
the
computer?
o
Close
af
programs
and
fog
on as
a
diferent
user?
5
First,
wait
until
the
“It
is
now
safe
to
turn
off
your
computer”
message
appears.
Then
set
the
power
switches
of
the
peripheral
units
to
OFF
and,
finally,
set
the
power
switch
on
the
main
unit
to
OFF.
—18—-
Troubleshooting
lf
you
believe
that
something
is
wrong
with
your
product,
take
the
time
to
check
whether
the
product
has
been
operated
incorrectly
before
asking
a
service
engineer
to
conduct
repairs.
1.
Self-diagnosis
test
for
main
unit
The
main
unit's
basic
test
is
automatically
conducted
when
its
power
switch
is
set
to
the
ON
position.
When
this
test
is
completed
without
error,
a
beep
will
sound
once.
If
trouble
has
been
detected,
the
beep
will
sound
two
or
more
times.
In
a
case
like
this,
the
product
may
have
been
installed
improperly
or
a
hardware
error
may
be
to
blame.
2.Basic
checks
Check
out the
following
points.
1)
Has
the
power
cable
been
fully
plugged
into
both
the
main
unit
and
power
outlet?
2)
Have
the
power
switches
of
the
main
unit,
personal
computer's
monitor
and
monitor
(NTSC)
for
monitoring
the
pictures
all
been
turned
on?
6
Are
the
power
lamps
on
all
the
units
lighted?
3)
Is
the
personal
computer's
monitor
connected
properly
to
the
main
unit
by
the
VGA
cable.
(See
page
13)
4)
Have
the
accessories
been
connected
properly
to
the
rear
panel
connectors?
(See
page
12)
e
Included
among
the
accessories
are
the
keyboard,
mouse,
VGA
cable
and
D-SUB
60-pin
cable.
è
The
connectors
for
the
keyboard
and
mouse
have
the
same
shape.
Is
the
keyboard
connected
to
the
mouse
connector
and
is
the
mouse
connected
to
the
keyboard
connector?
è
The
VGA
cable
has
directional
characteristics.
Has
it
been
connected
the
wrong
way
round?
5)
Have
the
contrast
and
brightness
of
the
persona!
computer's
monitor
and
monitor
(NTSC)
for
monitoring
the
pictures
been
adjusted?
è
If
no
display
appears,
faulty
adjustments
may
be
to
blame.
6)
Has
the
system
been
started
up
with
a
floppy
disk
already
inserted
in
the
floppy
disk
drive?
è
When
the
main
unit's
power
switch
is
set
to
the
ON
position
with
a
floppy
disk
already
inserted
in
the
floppy
disk
drive,
the
main
unit
will
attempt
to
start
up
the
system
from
the
floppy
disk
drive,
resulting
in
a
Startup
failure.
3.Check
out
the
Troubleshooting
Chart
If
the
symptom
persists
even
after
the
basic
checks
have
been
carried
out,
check
the
“Suggested
remedial
action”
for
the
symptom
concerned
on
the
following
Troubleshooting
Chart.
If
the
trouble
still
persists,
contact
your
dealer.
=49=
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
Chart
@
Use
the
Troubleshooting
Chart
to
remedy
certain
symptoms.
Find
the
“Symptom”
concerned
in
the
left-hand
column
of
the
table,
and
take
the
“Suggested
remedial
action”
in
the
right-hand
column.
Always
make
sure
that
you
have
conducted
the
basic
checks
before
consulting
the
Table.
Symptoms
related
to
personal
computer
monitor
@
Nothing
at
all
appears
on
the|
æ
First,
check
whether
the
monitor
is
a
PC/AT
compatible
monitor.
monitor
screen
or
the
“NO
SIGNAL”
or
other
warning
display
appears.
è
When
nothing
at
all
appears,
check
the
supply
voltage,
connecting
cables
(for
disconnections)
and
monitor
unit
settings.
e
Some
monitors
have
their
own
self-diagnosis
functions.
If
you
feel
that
the
monitor
unit
is
responsible
for
the
trouble,
refer
to
the
manual
accompanying
the
monitor,
and
check
the
adjustment
and
test
methods.
è
if
you
still
cannot
trace
the
cause
of
the
problem,
try
replacing
the
troubled
monitor
with
a
monitor
whose
operation
is
trouble-free
if
such
a
monitor
is
at
hand.
@
The
display
keeps
running
off
the;
e
Check
the
monitor's
resolution
setting.
monitor
screen.
This
product’s
default
resolution
setting
is
1152
x
870,
and
its
default
refresh
rate
setting
is
75
Hz.
These
settings
may
not
display
properly
on
some
monitors.
Refer
to
the
manual
accompanying
the
monitor,
and
check
its
available
resolution
settings.
è
If
you
still
cannot
trace
the
cause
of
the
problem,
refer
to
the
above
symptom
(Nothing
at
all
appears
on
the
monitor
screen
or
the
“NO
SIGNAL”
or
other
warning
display
appears),
and
check
whether
the
monitor
is
to
blame
for
the
problem.
R
The
display
on
the
monitor
screen|
è
Check
whether
the
VGA
cable
at
the
main
unit’s
rear
has
been
ceases
to
change
when
the
main|
connected
the
wrong
way
round.
unit
is
started
up.
This
product
provides
the
appropriate
monitor
output
signals
when
the
system
is
started
up
and
when
the
editing
application
program
is
run.
Since
the
VGA
cable
supplied
with
this
product
serves
to
supply
these
two
outputs
to
the
monitor
as
a
single
output,
one
of
the
VGA
connectors
is
identified
as
the
up
one
and
the
other
as
the
down
one.
Connect
the
VGA
connector
to
the
main
unit’s
rear
panel
in
such
a
way
that
the
protruding
splitter
cable
for
the
monitor
is
connected
to
the
up
connector.
.
For
further
details
on
the
connections,
refer
to
the
main
unit’s
rear
panel
connection
diagram.
(See
page
12)
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