Panasonic AG-RCP30P Operating Instructions Manual

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27Playback (continued)Selecting a file for playback1. Press the [MENU] button.The Menu appears.2. Use the [ , ] buttons to select[Archive] and press [ ] toconfirm the entry.The playback file list screen appears.Notes:• Files appear in the order of thefilenames (see page 33) that areassigned at recording.“WT” (world time) files are displayedin recording start order (but the time isconverted and indicated in local time)“LT” (local time) files are displayedin recording start order.• When a file is recorded across twoP2 cards and is split into two files,the start time of the latter file issuffixed by “∗”. Also, if two or morefiles have the same start time,the start time of the second andsucceeding files are suffixed by “∗”.3. Use the [ , ] buttons to select afile to play back. (Use the [ , ]buttons to go between pages.)4. Use the [ ] button to startplayback.Playback starts from the beginningof the file.When playback reaches end of thefile, playback is paused.Turning Audio1 and 2 ON and OFF1. Press the [MENU] button.The Menu appears.2. Use the [ , ] buttons to select[AUDIO].3. Use the [ , ] buttons to select[Audio1] or [Audio2].4. Use the [ , ] buttons to select“ON” or “OFF”.Note:An administrator can set the audiooutput (Init Audio Out (Play))selected at power-on.Viewing Memory Card Video Recorder statusUse the following function to see theMemory Card Video Recorder statusor GPIO status when a played back filewas recorded.1. Press the [MENU] button.The Menu appears.2. Use the [ , ] buttons to select[Setup/Info] and press [ ] toconfirm the entry.3. Use the [ , ] buttons to select[On Screen Type].4. Use the [ , ] buttons to select“SIMPLE”, “DETAILS” or “OFF”.SIMPLE:The Simple On-Screen Displayappears.DETAILS:The Detailed On-Screen Displayappears.OFF:On-Screen Display closes.Notes:• An administrator can set theOverlay OSD (Init On Screen Type)selected at power-on.• See the next page for how to readthe On-Screen Display.