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Panasonic FS-100 [32/154] Side panel

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FS-100 Portable DTE Recorder

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The side panel contains cooling vents as illustrated below.

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Fs 100 dvcprohd dvcpro50 dvcpro dv portable dte recorder 1
Legal notices 3
Contacting focus enhancements 4
Serial number 4
The serial number for this equipment is located on the back of the unit please write this serial number on the enclosed warranty card and keep it in a secure area 4
Fcc class a 5
Regulations and safety 5
Australia and new zealand 6
Compliance 6
European union 6
Documentation 7
In the fs 100 documentation 7
In the fs 100 unit 7
Read retain and follow instructions 7
Safety 7
Symbols 7
Attention 8
Do not expose to moisture 8
Do not overload power outlets 8
Do not remove cover 8
Electrical precautions 8
On off switch in stand by position 8
Power sources 8
Verify power plugs are fully inserted 8
Grounding or polarization 9
Power cord protection 9
Ground loop warning 10
Lightning and power surges 10
Optical precaution 10
Outdoor antenna grounding 10
Power lines 10
Accessories and replacement parts 11
Cleaning 11
Maintenance and moving 11
Safety check 11
Servicing 11
Operating environment 12
Ventilation 12
Introduction 13
Quickstart 13
Table of contents 13
Fs 100 functions 41 14
Index i 1 16
Lcd display symbols and text 89 16
Technical specifications 105 16
Using the fs 100 with a computer 91 16
Dte eliminates pre edit processing 19
Introduction 19
Unpacking 20
Features 21
Quickstart 23
Below the fs 100 lcd display are three user defined function buttons a left b center and c right use them as short cut keys for the most frequently selected functions at the bottom of the lcd screen the function of these soft buttons changes depending on the options displayed above that specific button refer to the 24
Front panel controls 24
Fs 100 portable dte recorder 6 24
Function buttons a b c 24
Lcd display 24
On page 66 for more information 24
Physical description and basic controls 24
This is a backlit 14 character by 7 line dot matrix display 24
Navigation buttons 25
Power on button 25
Transport control buttons 25
Back search 26
Forward search 26
Fs 100 portable dte recorder 8 26
Mode to put the fs 100 into 26
Press it again to start recording pressing the record button while recording causes the current clip to close and a new clip is created without dropping any frames this button is the only button that has a red legend on the front panel 26
Press this button once when the fs 100 is in 26
Press this button to play video at speeds different than real time 26
Press this button to play video at speeds different than real time refer to the note in the forward search section 26
Press this button to start playback of the selected clip 26
Quickstart 26
Rec paus 26
Record 26
And power off 27
Back index 27
Forward index 27
Pause stop 27
Charge led status 28
Fs 100 portable dte recorder 10 28
Status led states 28
The top panel contains the following connectors and leds 28
Top panel 28
Computer firewire connector 29
Remote control serial connector 29
Camera firewire connector 30
Do not block 31
Fs 100 portable dte recorder 13 31
Rear panel 31
The rear panel contains the following important items 31
Side panel 32
Bottom panel 33
Internal speaker 33
The fs 100 menu system 34
Outline of menu and option screens 35
Connecting the fs 100 to ac power 39
Powering the fs 100 39
Installing a battery 40
Installing removing the battery pack 40
Removing a battery 40
Charging the battery 41
Fs 100 portable dte recorder 24 42
Quickstart 42
Connecting a fs 100 to a dv hd camcorder 43
Record and playback with the fs 100 44
Fs 100 portable dte recorder 45
Power on the fs 100 45
Stop 1 counter 00 00 14 02 disk 1 168 min reel tape disp lock 45
Dvcprohd rec dvcpro50 rec dvcpro dv rec dd drive 46
Hdd mode 46
Select hdd recorder mode 46
Dv formats 47
Raw dv avi type1 avi type2 canopus avi 47
Select a dv file format 47
15 05 11 21 13 v 1 0 0 lcdlight on 48
15 05 mm dd yy back 48
Set date 48
Set time and date 48
21 13 hh mm ss back 49
Set time 49
Record with the fs 100 50
Fs 100 portable dte recorder 33 51
Quickstart 51
Repair cli 51
Repair dis 51
Creating a new file without dropping frames 52
Manual recording 52
Control 53
Local syncro slave av c tapeless 53
Syncro slave 53
Control 54
Local syncro slave av c tapeless 54
Tapeless 54
Configuring ag hvx200 and recording 55
Fs 100 portable dte recorder 38 56
In the setup menu this option records the video camera timecode in the file there are other timecode options available refer to 56
On page 61 56
Quickstart 56
Recording timecode in the file 56
Select 56
Time code ext rec run free run regen 56
Back search forward search 57
Fs 100 portable dte recorder 39 57
Left transport 57
Navigate to the video clip to preview using the fs 100 57
Playbac 57
Playback on the fs 100 57
Quickstart 57
Right transport 57
Set the video camera to 57
Transport control buttons 57
Verify that both the video camera and the fs 100 are powered on and that they are connected together with the firewire cable from the fs 100 dv io port to the camcorder 1394 port 57
Counter 00 00 14 02 disk 1 168 min audio mute reel tape disp lock 58
Fs 100 functions 59
16 06 09 30 19 v 1 0 0 lcdlight on 60
Fs 100 portable dte recorder 60
General screen information 60
Welcome screen 60
Home screen 61
Stop 1 counter 00 00 14 02 pn disk 1 168 min reel tape disp lock 61
Button advances the display to the next category of information below is a table of the data types and data available with 62
Disp display information fields 62
Fs 100 portable dte recorder 44 62
Function button to display current operation information fields 11 and 12 the data shown depends on the mode of operation i e 62
Has been selected 62
Information field that displays current data 62
Information field that displays data type 62
Mode the reel appears in brackets for example reel this area is blank if 62
Modes this item displays the particular reel that a clip is located in or has been marked to if in 62
Pressing the 62
Use the 62
Displays an absolute timecode value for the particular session the sum of all counter timecodes on connected volumes absolute is primarily used when setting the fs 100 to av c mode and controlling it with an external firewire device such as a computer 63
Fs 100 functions 63
Fs 100 portable dte recorder 45 63
Fs 100 system information screens 63
Power remaining 63
The fs 100 automatically creates information screens to indicate conditions such as high temperature power remaining or drive capacity remaining 63
To clear the screen and return to the last screen 63
Warning 63
C stop 1 64
Enables the selected recording mode 64
Fs 100 functions 64
Fs 100 portable dte recorder 46 64
Mode top line displayed in home screen 64
Normal pre rec disk pre rec cach loop record 64
Once a record mode is selected the recorder remains in that mode until a different mode is chosen exiting the 64
Record 64
Record mode indicator pre rec cach 64
Record modes with home screen indicators 64
Record screens 64
Screen and returning to 64
The record screen permits setting the fs 100 to various recording modes depending on the model see table record modes with home screen indicators 64
To verify that the digital recorder is set to the correct recording mode refer to the upper left hand of the home screen where the recorder mode is displayed 64
Normal record 65
Pre rec cache 65
Pre rec record mode 65
Hdd avail 176 min pre rec time 010 min back 66
Pre rec disk 66
Pre rec disk record mode 66
Loop record 67
Saving loop record clips 67
Snap record 67
00 00 00 hh mm ss ff 68
Time lapse 68
Time lapse record 68
Dv formats 69
Format screen 69
P2 p2 pn quicktime quicktime pn 69
Raw dv avi type 2 24p pinnacle p2 mxf 0p1a 69
Dvcprohd rec dvcpro50 rec dvcpro dv rec dd drive 71
Hdd mode 71
Hdd mode screen 71
Fs 100 functions 72
Fs 100 portable dte recorder 54 72
Permits the connecting of two fs 100 together to provide more disk storage for longer recording one unit acts as the master with the other as a slave the master records to itself until full and then continues recording on the slave unit 72
Use ext fs 10 72
Use ext fs 100 72
Use this option when longer recording times are needed 72
Setting up master and slave fs 100 73
10 05 21 10 50 v 1 0 0 lcdlight on 74
Setup screens 74
Alarm on off 77
Lcd light on off auto 77
Ntsc fs 100 back 77
Version 77
Ext ctl off pause frame file 78
Stop frame no video 78
Time code ext rec run free run regen 79
00 00 00 hh mm ss ff 80
Tc set 80
Ff ff ff ff 81
Ub set 81
Disables drop frame no frames are dropped during recording and the timecode reflects the actual time during recording 82
Enables the drop frame function 82
Exceptio 82
Frames 00 and 01 are droppe 82
From each minute of video recorded 82
Fs 100 functions 82
Fs 100 portable dte recorder 64 82
Ntsc only 82
Tc drop 82
Tc drop non drop 82
Tc non dro 82
The first minute of each hour is not dropped 82
These parameters are only available for ntsc and only one may be enabled at a time drop and non drop enable and disable the drop frame function that modifies how the timecode is calculated during recording 82
Lcd contrast 83
Set contrast 83
Value 00 83
Counter 00 00 20 15 disk 1 168 min r1 disp dd 84
Fa sync fa av c fa tapeless fa reels 84
Functions 84
Functions screen 84
Stop 1 84
A list of the function button menu is below in each group the default selection is listed first 85
Fs 100 portable dte recorder 67 85
Functions list 85
Fs 100 portable dte recorder 68 86
Assigning clips to reels 87
Counter 00 00 20 15 disk 1 168 min r1 reel r2 r1 87
Press select to confirm 87
Stop 1 87
Unlock keys 87
Organize reel 88
Organize reel organize omf organize p2 organize pinn 88
Utilities 88
Utilities screen 88
Organize omf 89
Organize p2 89
Are identical to the companion video file and 90
File naming conventions 90
Fs 100 portable dte recorder 72 90
Is a randomly assigned character 90
Is an incremental value 90
Is the number of the audio channel 90
Once clips have been imported into liquid edition an index file is created on the disk drive for each clip do not delete this file since it is required to continue work in the particular project 90
Organize pinn 90
Represents the format of the recorded content and aa is the number of the audio channel 90
The audio files are then renamed to 90
The video files are then renamed to 90
This selection organizes clips for use with pinnacle liquid series nle systems products such as the pinnacle file format were created for use with products such as pinnacle liquid edition the pinnacle file format creates three files simultaneously during a recording an avi video file and two separate wav audio files labeled as left and right an additional ale file for each recording session is also created which contains timecode data this file must be kept with the media 90
Clip 000 91
Delete clip 91
Yes back 91
Format disk 92
Press yes to erase all data yes back 92
Press yes to repair disk yes back 93
Repair disk 93
Clip 000 clip 000 yes back 94
Repair clip 94
Clip 001 20041101 165423 back 95
File name 95
Press select to upgrade software back 96
Upgrade 96
Upgrading 96
Complete please restart 97
Upgrade 97
Upgrade error 97
Upgrade errors 97
Wrong product id 97
Continue to reset system 98
Diagnostic 98
File not found 98
System reset 98
Upgrade error 98
Yes back 98
Status 99
Placing a clip in a reel 100
R0 0 r1 1 r2 2 r3 3 100
Reels screen 100
Using a wired remote control 101
Play clip loop clip loop all play all 102
Play screen 102
Play from 103
Play from screen 103
Track list reel list 103
Control 104
Control screen 104
Local syncro slave av c tapeless 104
Fs 100 portable dte recorder 89 107
Lcd display symbols and text 107
The table below shows the different symbols and states displayed on the top line of the lcd when used with different fs 100 control record play and stop modes 107
Fs 100 portable dte recorder 90 108
Using the fs 100 with a computer 109
Initial setup 110
Mounting the fs 100 in windows 111
Fs 100 and fat 32 113
Fs 100 portable dte recorder 95 113
In addition p2 also has 4 audio files 113
Is a letter indicating the recording format of the captured video file the table below lists let ters and associated resolutions 113
Minutes 113
Mxf and mov in version 3 where the 113
P2 mov yyyymmdd hhmms 113
The fat32 file system limits file size to a maximum of 2gb which depending on record mode and resolution approximately equals the following minutes of video 113
When clips exceed 2gb in size the fs 100 automatically creates a new file without dropping any frames the two files have the same root filename but have different two digit suffixes that indicate the order of their creation 01 02 and so on this process can produce as many sequential 2gb files as the drive can hold 113
Using avid omf clips 114
Dismounting the fs 100 windows 117
Mounting the fs 100 macintosh 118
Dismounting the fs 100 macintosh 119
Fs 100 portable dte recorder 102 120
Mount the fs 100 to your camcorder using the optional camcorder mount kit p n asyf 0849 01 for more information about this kit or to order it contact focus enhancements 120
Mounting fs 100 to a camcorder 120
Mounting hardware 120
Clipping to a belt 121
2 2 8 bit 3 1 compression 50mb s 480 60i 123
Dimensions 1 9 x 5 x 3 4 40mm x 142mm x 95mm with normal 90 minute battery weight 1 lb 5 kg 123
Dv video i o 400mb s 1x 6 pin ieee 1394 in 123
Fs 100 portable dte recorder 105 123
Input outputs 123
Mode the unit accepts 720p and 1080i video from dvcprohd compatible devices such as the panasonic ag hvx200 camcorder firewire computer i f up to 400mb s 1 x 6 pin ieee 1394 supported inputs for dvcprohd dvcpro50 dvcpro dv 123
Ntsc model 576 50i 123
P 24p 24p 123
Pal model 123
Physical description 123
Pull down format same stream 123
Specifications are subject to change 123
Technical specifications 123
Audio video timecode specification 124
Disk information 125
Dte file formats 125
Audio mute 126
Clip name clip in out source tc values clip duration clip type record file type 126
Disk error xxx 126
Error message description action 126
Error messages 126
Error messages may appear on the fs 100 lcd display from time to time the purpose of these messages is to alert you to action that may effect your fs 100 operation below is a list of error messages and actions you can take 126
File not foun 126
Fs 100 portable dte recorder 108 126
High temperature 126
Log files 126
Low battery 126
No disk detected 126
No space left 126
The log file also identifies when the shock cache becomes low and when disk or other errors occur during a recording 126
With each recording of a particular clip on a disk the fs 100 creates a text log file to identify information about the recorded clip and the recording session information includes 126
Wrong product id 126
Compatible camcorders and accessories 127
Fwxdc dat 127
Miscellaneous files 127
Shock and vibration 127
Temperature 127
Warranty 127
Fs 100 portable dte recorder index 1 129
Numerics 129
Fs 100 portable dte recorder index 2 130
Fs 100 portable dte recorder index 3 131
Fs 100 portable dte recorder index 4 132
Fs 100 portable dte recorder index 5 133
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Panasonic FS-100 [32/154] Side panel

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