Yamaha HDW-750 Camcorder User Manual


 
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Chapter 1 Overview 1-3
•A built-in circuit produces a color bar signal for easy adjustment of the
color monitor.
The RM-B150 remote control unit (not supplied) controls camera
functions and VTR functions.
Setup data made on the USER menu, including the various marker
settings, can be stored on a Memory Stick as a user file. After storage,
it can be recalled.
Setup data specified by video engineers, including the various detail
settings, can be stored in the camcorder itself and on a Memory Stick
as a reference file. After storage it can be loaded. This makes it
possible to shorten setup time by duplicating the stored reference file to
other cameras through the Memory Stick.
Setup data specified by video engineers, including the video settings,
can be stored in the camcorder itself and on a Memory Stick as a scene
file. This makes it possible to load setup data appropriate for the scene.
Correction values for lens extenders and individual lenses can be stored
as a lens file. The values can then be recalled. This makes it possible
to shorten adjustment time when the lens is replaced.
•A high-performance viewfinder is adjustable forward, backward, and
sideways, and has a full range of auxiliary equipment.
The camcorder is provided with the XLR 5-pin connector, which
allows connection of a stereo microphone. The ASSIGN 1/2 switches
allow microphone mode to be switched between stereo and monaural.
The HD SDI output (corresponding to Embedded Audio) makes it
possible to monitor the camera image and playback image.
Attaching an HKDW-702 down converter (not supplied) (converting to
a 525i/625i signal
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) allows the camera image and playback image to
be monitored on an NTSC/PAL monitor. This board makes it possible
to output the SDI signal (corresponding to Embedded Audio).
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1) When an HKDW-702 is attached to an HDW-750 or an HDW-730 which
operates with the 59.94I format, the HD signal is down-converted to a 525i
signal. When an HKDW-702 is attached to an HDW-750P or an HDW-730 with
the 50I format, the HD signal is down-converted to a 625i signal.