Panasonic AJ-UFC1800 System Reference Manual

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23Test MenusThe TEST menu is activated by pushing the TEST button on the UFC front panel. This menu allows the user toactivate the internal test pattern generator, select patterns, or activate the frame store feature.SIGNAL GENT E S T > S I G G E NS E L E C T F S T O R EF1 F2 F3 F4 F5 EXITF1 – Activates knob to select the test pattern (Off, Stored Frame and various H/V based patterns).F2 – Captures current video image to frame store. This is only active when SELECT is set to “OFF”.Setup MenusThe SETUP menus are activated by pushing the SETUP button on the UFC front panel. These menus allow the userto set the background color, power-up settings, time of day and time code input/output modes. Five submenus areavailable by turning the knob: BACKGROUND COLOR, POWER UP, SYSTEM TIME, TIME CODE-INPUT andTIME CODE-OUTPUT.BACKGROUND COLORThis menu allows the user to adjust the background color settings of the system. The background color showsthrough when the input frame does not completely fill the output frame (due to zoom, pan, or crop settings). Thebackground color is selected from a preset list, or a custom color may be selected by setting RGB values manually.S E T U P > B A C K G R O U N D C O L O RB G C O L O R : C U S T O M R G B = 0 0 0B G C O L C U S T R C U S T G C U S T BF1 F2 F3 F4 F5 EXITF1 – Activates knob to select the background color (Black, Sub-Black, Blue, White or Custom).F2 – Activates knob to select the custom red value (0 to 255).F3 – Activates knob to select the custom green value (0 to 255).F4 – Activates knob to select the custom blue value (0 to 255).Note: F2, F3 and F4 only appear when CUSTOM is selected.POWER UPS E T U P > P O W E R U PM O D E : L A S T S T A T ES T A T E S E L E C TF1 F2 F3 F4 F5 EXITF1 – Activates knob to select the power-up mode (Last state, Default or Preset 1-16).F2 – Selects the displayed state as the power up mode.Note: This state is momentarily displayed on the front panel during power up.