White Outdoor RB-530 Handbücher

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White outdoor RB-530 Spezifikationen (228 Seiten)

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Inhaltsverzeichnis

PDW-510/510P

1

PDW-530/530P

1

Chapter 6 File Operations

10

Chapter 7 Menu Displays and

10

Detailed Settings

10

Setting Data

11

Chapter 10 Maintenance

11

Appendixes

11

Table of Contents

12

Overview

13

Drive (VDR)

14

1-1-4 Inputs and Outputs

15

1-1-5 Other Functions

16

Chapter 1 Overview

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1-3 Precautions

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1-4 Using the CD-ROM

18

Locations and Functions

21

2-1 Power Supply

22

2-2 Accessory Attachments

23

2-3 Audio Functions

24

2-6 Menu Operating Section

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Access indicator

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2-7 Time Code System

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2-8 Warnings and Indications

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2-9 Warnings and

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Indications on the

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2-9-2 Color LCD

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2-10 Indicators in the

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SAVE SAVE

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Loading a disc

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Unloading a disc

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DELETE LAST CLIP: EXEC

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DELETE ALL CLIPS: EXEC

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QUICK FORMAT : EXEC

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Quick salvage

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Full salvage

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3-2 Recording

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Clip 1 Clip 2 Clip 3

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MENU knob

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MENU ON/OFF

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Cache mode

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Rec Function)

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Shooting interval

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New clip

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Automatic Inclusion of

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Recorded Clips in Clip Lists

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Titles Automatically

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Clips recorded on Disc 1

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Clips recorded on Disc 2

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C0001.MXF

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TITLE00001

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TITLE00001.MXF

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Fuji.MXF

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Sakura.SMI

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Memory Cards (With CBK

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PC01 Installed)

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Memory symbol

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Remaining memory

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3-3 Checking Recording

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Cuing up a desired clip

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3-3-5 Clip List Playback

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Locking Clips

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Deleting clips

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3-4 Recording Video

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Signals From

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External Equipment

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Signals (With the CBK-SC01

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Installed)

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3-5 Freezing a Picture

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During Playback

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Scene Selection

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Create and edit a clip list

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Clip lists

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Clip list playback

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4-2 Creating Clip Lists

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4-2-2 Reordering Sub Clips

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4-2-3 Trimming a Sub Clip

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4-2-4 Deleting a Sub Clip

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Chapter 4 Scene Selection

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4-3 Managing Clip Lists

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(CLIP Menu)

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CLEAR CLIP LIST ESC

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CLEAR CLIP LIST : EXEC

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4-3-5 Sorting Clip Lists

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4-4Using the PDZ-1 Proxy

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Browsing Software

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Adjustments and

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Settings for Recording

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ABB:EXECUTING

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-BLACK SET

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Black balance memory

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If a memory error occurs

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White balance memory

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5-3 Setting the

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Electronic Shutter

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ECS:60.00Hz

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MENU ON/OFF switch

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5-4 Changing the

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Reference Value for

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Automatic Iris

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Adjustment

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5-5 Adjusting the Audio

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Level of the Front Microphone

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Selecting the recorded audio

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5-6 Setting the Time

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Connections for time code

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Synchronizing the time code

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5-7 Setting the

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Thumbnail Image

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File Operations

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Root directory

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Clip directory

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Edit directory

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Sub directory

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General directory

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6-2 File Access Mode

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File Operations (for

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Windows)

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6-2-1 Making FAM connections

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6-2-2 Operating on files

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6-2-3 Exiting file operations

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6-2-4 Reconnecting

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6-3 File Operations in

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File Access Mode

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(for Macintosh)

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6-4 FTP File Operations

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6-4-2 Command List

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Chapter 6 File Operations

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Extended commands

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6-5 Recording

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Continuous Time

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Code With FAM and

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FTP Connections

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Menu Displays and

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7-1-2 Displaying Menus

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7-1-3 Basic Menu Operations

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This indicates that

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7-1-4 Editing the USER Menu

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7-2 Status Display on

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Change Confirmation/

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Adjustment Progress

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Messages

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7-2-5 Setting the Viewfinder

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7-2-6 Recording Shot Data

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Superimposed on the Color

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7-2-7 Setting the Shot ID

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7-2-8 Displaying the Status

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Confirmation Windows

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Return Video Signal in the

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Viewfinder

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7-3 Adjustments and

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Settings From

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OUT connector

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To enable DV stream output

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Manually

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Auto White Balance Setting

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7-3-5 Assigning Functions to

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ASSIGN 1/2/3/4 Switches

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Internal Clock

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7-3-7 Selecting the Lens File

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Color bars (SMPTE type)

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Color bars (EBU type)

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7-3-10 Using UMID Data

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UMID Menu Setup

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7-3-11Making Network Settings

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7-4 Resetting USER

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Menu Settings to the

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Standard Settings

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Saving and Loading User

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“Memory Stick”

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Setting the file ID

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8-2 Saving and Loading

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Scene Files

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8-2-2 Loading Scene Files

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Camcorder to the Standard

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Settings Saved in the

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Reference File

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09 MEMORY STICK

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MS IN > JUMP TO : OFF

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Setting Up the

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Camcorder

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9-1-3 Using an AC Adaptor

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9-1-4 Using the Anton Bauer

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Ultralight System

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Due to an Exhausted Battery

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9-2 Adjusting the

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9-2-5 Using the BKW-401

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Viewfinder Rotation Bracket

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9-2-6 Detaching the Eyepiece

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9-3 Mounting the Lens

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9-4 Adjusting the Flange

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Focal Length

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9-5 Audio Input System

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Tuner (for a UHF Wireless

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Microphone System)

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GL95/L60S/L80S Battery Pack)

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Equipment

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9-6 Tripod Mounting

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9-7 Attaching the

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Shoulder Strap

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9-8 Adjusting the

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Shoulder Pad

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Position

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9-9 Connecting the

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Remote Control Unit

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Maintenance

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10-1-3Testing the VDR

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Chapter 10 Maintenance

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10-2 Maintenance

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10-3 Operation Warnings

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Operation/error messages

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Optical Disc Drive Section

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Recommended Additional

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Menu List

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Menu List

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Appendixes

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PAINT Menu List

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MAINTENANCE Menu List

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FILE Menu List

214

DIAGNOSIS Menu List

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About a “Memory Stick”

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Precautions

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Glossary

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Glossary

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the auto

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Sony Corporation

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