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One-shot recording (ONE-SHOT REC)
This function records a single shot at each unit of
time which has been set.
1 Check that the settings given on page 48
have been established for the OPERATION
TYPE item and recording format.
2 Select ONE SHOT under REC FUNCTION.
(Page 107)
• For menu operations (Page 97)
3 Set the recording time using ONE-SHOT
TIME. (Page 107)
4 Press the START/STOP button.
Recording continues for the duration set in step
2 and then goes on standby.
To stop operation, press the
among the
operation buttons.
To release standby, either turn off the unit’s
power or select NORMAL under REC
FUNCTION.
• The following displays will appear on the left
of the operation status display.
While recording is underway: I-REC lights up.
In temporary standby: I-PAUSE lights up.
While recording is stopped: The “I-” of I-
PAUSE flashes.
• No other operations are acknowledged during
operation.
• The pre-recording function does not work.
• No sound is recorded.
• All data recorded while this mode is active will
be contained in one file.
• No guarantees are made for the 1394 output
images.
• Operation is not possible even if only one of
the inserted cards is DIR ENTRY NG CARD.
(Page 94)
• When continuous one-shot recording
is performed, there may be delays in
acknowledging the recording operation.
• After one-shot recording has started, a
recordable P2 card cannot be used even if it
is inserted into an empty slot.
•
The slots for recording in this mode are
indicated by the orange P2 card access lamps.
The slots for recording P2 cards that are
inserted later are indicated by the green P2
card access lamps.
Loop recording (LOOP REC)
This function is used to record first on one card
and then on the next when you have inserted two
P2 cards into the card slots. If there is not enough
free memory remaining on the second card,
recording returns to the first card whose data will
then be overwritten. When data is overwritten, the
saved clips are deleted, and then the new clips are
recorded in their place.
(Clip deletion is performed approximately 30
seconds before the overwrite.)
1
Check that the settings given on page 48
have been established for the OPERATION
TYPE item and recording format.
2 Select LOOP under REC FUNCTION. (Page
107)
• For menu operations (Page 97)
3 Press the START/STOP button.
Recording starts.
To stop operation, press the START/STOP
button.
To release the function, either turn off the
unit’s power or select NORMAL under REC
FUNCTION.
• The following displays will appear on the left
of the operation status display.
While recording is underway: L-REC lights up.
While recording is stopped: L-PAUSE flashes.
Insufficient memory space:
P2
LACK L- flashes.
• Use two P2 cards each with a recording
capacity of more than one minute. Recording
stops when either card is ejected.
• This function does not work during IEEE1394
input recording.
• The pre-recording function does not work.
• Operation is not possible even if only one of
the inserted cards is DIR ENTRY NG CARD.
(Page 94)
• Stopping may take some time.
The following operations are not
acknowledged until the P2 card access lamps
change from blinking to fully lit up.
• After loop recording has started, a recordable
P2 card cannot be used even if it is inserted
into an empty slot.
•
The slots for recording in this mode are
indicated by the orange P2 card access lamps.
P2
Using the special recording functions (continued)