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Connecting external units (continued)
1394
1394
USB 2.0
Computer (non-linear editing/file transfer)
Hard disk drive (data copying)
• For details on the computer’s conditions and other factors, see page 83.
Hard disk drive
Computer
USB cable (optional)
• For a Windows computer
1394 cable (optional)
• For an Apple Macintosh computer
1394 cable (optional)
Mini-B type
4-pin type
File transfer/nonlinear editing
1394AVC transfer/nonlinear editing
1394
Computer (Windows/Apple Macintosh)
1394 cable (optional)
4-pin type
4-pin type
• When controlling this camera from a non-linear editor, cancel the thumbnail screen on the camera.
(Page 67)
• No guarantees are given for images and audio signals which are output simultaneously from the camera-
recorder while data is being transferred from a computer to the camera-recorder.
• As considerations have been made for compatibility with the AG-HVX200, the series name of the unit,
“AG-HVX200”, will appear on the computer screen.
When connecting the unit to an Apple Macintosh computer
• Connect the 1394 cable after turning on the power of the Apple Macintosh computer. Otherwise, the unit
may not be mounted.
• The unit may not be recognized after the Apple Macintosh computer has been placed in the hibernation
state by its power-saving setting. In this case, disconnect the 1394 cable and then re-connect it.
If the unit is not mounted properly on an Apple Macintosh computer
• When the P2 card access lamp flashes orange
1. Select [Applications] → [Utilities] → and start up [Disc Utility].
2. Select a grayed-out volume among volumes of the X.X GB Panasonic disc, and click “Mount.”
• When the P2 card access lamp is off
Eject the P2 card, and insert it again. If the unit is still not mounted, disconnect the 1394 cable and then
re-connect it.