Panasonic WJ-FS309 User Manual

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!2

This button specifies the zooming area in the multi-
screen output picture. Pressing this button displays the
“+” sign representing the center of the area to be
enlarged. While the “+” sign is displayed for 5 seconds,
move the “+” sign with the cursor buttons to the desired
position and press the Increment (+) button. The desig-
nated area is enlarged.
To return to the normal picture press the Decrement (–)
or the 

button.

!3

Pressing this button for 2 seconds or more opens the
Setup Menu of the Video Multiplexer. If pressed for less
than 1 second, it functions as the Escape button and
returns you to the previous menu.
To close the Setup menu when the setup is completed,
press the button for 2 seconds.

• Make sure to distinguish between 1-second and 2-

second operation of this button.

• Opening the Setup menu does not affect the

recording signal (REC OUT) output from the rear
panel.

!4

This button selects either VCR playback or the camera
picture for display on the monitor. At the same time, it
disables or enables recording on the VCR, since the
connected VCR performs only playback or recording at
a time. The playback picture is displayed on the moni-
tor if you start playing back the VCR while the LED
(Green) is on. The camera picture is displayed on the
monitor while the LED is off. The camera picture is
recorded on the tape if you start the VCR recording.

• If PLAYBACK AUTO is set to ON in the setup,

pressing this button is ignored, instead this button
follows the VCR status automatically. VCR is select-
ed while playing back, and CAMERA is selected
during non-playback mode of the VCR.

• There may be a delay of a few seconds after

switching this button between VCR and CAMERA
when PLAYBACK AUTO is ON.

* The picture may be disturbed for a moment after

switch between VCR and camera.

• Blinking of the LED is a warning that the ID code is

missing in the playback signal. This may happen
when using certain VCR types. In this case, the
playback picture goes straight to the monitor
instead of through the Video Multiplexer. As a
result, the playback picture will not be recognizable
unless only a single channel is recorded throughout
the tape.

The 4A screen is a compressed picture of channels
1 through 4, the 4B of channels 5 through 8, the 4C
of channels 9 through 12, and the 4D of channels
13 through 16. The 9-segment screen shows the
pictures of channels 1 through 9 in a 3x3 pattern.

t

This button is used to select either the Spot output or
Multiscreen output.

y

This button activates the sequence mode. In this mode,
a series of camera pictures is displayed in succession
on the monitor screen for the specified duration.

u

These buttons select the camera for live picture or pic-
ture recorded on the tape. When the VCR is in playback
mode and the LED on the 

button is on, these

buttons select the specified camera picture from the
tape for display on the monitor. When the LED is off, the
buttons select the live picture of the specified camera.

i

C

D

A

B

These buttons move the cursor in the SETUP MENU of
the Video Multiplexer, or select an area for Electronic
Zooming.
C: Downward
D: Upward
A: Left
B: Right

o

Electronic Zooming is operated with these buttons,
Zoom In with the 

button and Zoom Out with the 

but-

ton. During the setup, these buttons are used to select
parameters.

!0

This button executes the selected parameter in the
setup menu, and opens a submenu for more detailed
settings. Menu items having a submenu are identified
by a return symbol at the end of the line.

!1

This button selects either still or moving mode for dis-
play on the multiscreen output monitor. Pressing a

button will display the correspond-

ing picture either in still or moving mode. When a still
picture is displayed, the LED lights. Pressing the button
again restores the moving picture and turns off the LED.

Please note that the tape continues running while

the picture is stilled. You may sometimes have to
rewind the tape to the desired position.

Do not press more than two buttons on the front

panel simultaneously. This may cause malfunction.