Panasonic WJ-FS616C Operating Instructions Manual

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-38-OPERATING PROCEDURESVCRCAMSPOTENTRANCESTILLSEQUENCEMULTISCREENSTILLMONITOR CONTROLFUNCTIONBefore starting the following procedures, all systemcomponents should be turned on.Then set the LOCK switch to the OFF position. Operating the Spot MonitorThe following operations are available on the SpotMonitor. Displaying the Camera Picture1. Single Spot1. Press the SPOT button. The LED (green) on thebutton lights up.2. Press a CAMERA (1 - 16) button to display aselected camera picture on the monitor screen.The LED on the selected CAMERA button lights up.2. Spot Sequence1. Press the SPOT button. The LED (green) on thebutton lights up.2. Press the SEQUENCE button to activate thesequence (SEQ1) programmed.The LED on the SEQUENCE button lights up.Note: Refer to the Sequence Setup on page 31 formore details.3. Press the SEQUENCE button to move one step for-ward in the sequence.4. To cancel the sequence, press the respectiveCAMERA button again.The selected camera picture is displayed in spotmode. Operating the MultiscreenMonitorThe following operations are available on the Multi-screen Monitor.Note: We recommend to use the Single Spot whendisplaying non-interlace pictures, for instance,the Menu screen of the WJ-SX550, to preventpicture disturbance. Displaying the Camera Picture1. Single Spot1. Press the MULTISCREEN button. The LED (green)on the button lights up.2. Press the VCR/CAM button to CAM position (LEDoff).3. Press a CAMERA (1 - 16) button to display aselected camera picture on the monitor screen.The LED on the selected CAMERA button lights up.2. Single Still1. Repeat the step 1 - 3 described above for SingleSpot.2. Press the STILL button to freeze the displayed pic-ture.The LED on the STILL button lights up, and the LEDon the pressed CAMERA button starts to blink.The camera title and “STILL” (both blinking) alter-nate in the display.3. To cancel the still picture, press the STILL buttonagain.The selected camera picture is displayed in spotmode.