Philips P2HD AG-HPX170P - Manual (Page 82)

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Proceed with nonlinear editing using your
computer.
An icon for the P2 card contents appears as
a removable disk in My Computer of your
computer.
For further details, refer to the instructions for
your computer’s editing software.
When replacing one card with another, if
the USB connection is used, check that the
access lamp is not flashing and that the data
on the card is not being accessed before
ejecting the card. If the 1394 connection is
used, place the drive icon into the computer’s
recycle bin before ejecting the card.
The unit cannot be operated while in PC
mode.
When the cable is to be disconnected,
proceed with “Safely Remove Hardware” on
the computer.
In the case of a 1394 connection, first
confirm that “1394 DEVICE DISCONNECT”
is displayed on the camera-recorder before
disconnecting the cable. In the case of a
USB connection, “USB DEVICE CONNECT”
will remain displayed so check that the card
is not being accessed before disconnecting
the cable.
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Switch OFF the camera.
When turning the power off, proceed with
“Safely Remove Hardware” on the computer.
In the case of a 1394 connection, first
confirm that “1394 DEVICE DISCONNECT”
is displayed on the camera-recorder before
turning the power off. In the case of a USB
connection, “USB DEVICE CONNECT” will
remain displayed so check that the card is
not being accessed before turning the power
off.
You cannot cancel the PC mode even if
you press the mode button for more than 2
seconds.
P cards are compliant with the Type-II
standard so you can insert them straight
into the computer’s card slots and proceed
with nonlinear editing.
The Card Bus driver is contained in the CD-
ROM provided.
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Nonlinear editing with P card (PC mode) (continued)