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Status: ILCE-1M2, firmware 4.00

Rendered from editor/definitions/ILCE-1M2_fw4.00.json and the layout's reference file when the docs are built (kit/tools/docs_macros.py); edit those, not this page.

What the schema knows and how much of it the camera has proved. A setting is proved when the camera showed the option and wrote the value (docs/REMAPPING_PLAYBOOK.md); "no proof possible" is a setting no proof can reach on this body (not on its menus, a working value the camera keeps, a network block...), with its reason; "not proved" is what is left to find.

Settings

Tab Settings Proved No proof possible Not proved
Shooting 313 313 0 0
Exposure/Color 1212 969 243 0
Focus 250 245 5 0
Playback 69 67 2 0
Network 17 16 1 0
Setup 246 236 10 0
My Menu 1 1 0 0
All 2108 1847 261 0

The file's bytes

Value bytes of the live settings and of one memory set in editor/definitions/ILCE-1M2_fw4.00.DAT (the record headers, counts and checksums are structure), by the state of the settings that cover them:

Section Records Proved Partly proved Named, not proved No proof possible Not in the schema
Live settings 1415 54.0% 0.0% 0.0% 6.8% 39.3%
A memory set 1057 64.7% 0.0% 0.0% 13.5% 21.8%

Not proved

Record Setting Where Known

No proof possible

Settings Kind Why
75 not_on_camera PP7 is not on the ILCE-1M2's menu (firmware 4.00): the Picture Profile list offers Off, PP1-PP6, PP10 and PP11, so no menu writes it.
75 not_on_camera PP8 is not on the ILCE-1M2's menu (firmware 4.00): the Picture Profile list offers Off, PP1-PP6, PP10 and PP11, so no menu writes it.
75 not_on_camera PP9 is not on the ILCE-1M2's menu (firmware 4.00): the Picture Profile list offers Off, PP1-PP6, PP10 and PP11, so no menu writes it.
18 not_on_camera Never written on this camera: sets 4-12 are the Movie, S&Q and Time-lapse memories (1-3 each), and registering them leaves the raw stop values as they were; only Stills memories write them. Their F-number and shutter are proved.
4 camera_only The camera writes it only on its own saves, a settings file saved from its menu or a memory registration: moving the focus frame leaves it, and a file taken over a remote connection never shows it changed, so no remote proof can reach it.
2 equipment Greyed without a RAW recorder connected over HDMI: it can be proved with one attached.
1 network Part of the camera's network settings, which are changed by hand only, never over a remote connection, so no proof is made of them.
1 state A flag the camera keeps for itself, not a menu setting: Screen Reader and Disp Set of Multi Media, once thought to move it, leave it as it is.
1 state A flag the camera turns on the first time PC Remote priority is chosen over a remote connection, and keeps when the camera's priority is chosen again: no menu row writes it.
1 state A flag the camera turns on with the one beside it, the first time PC Remote priority is chosen over a remote connection: no menu row writes it.
1 state A stamp the camera writes when a Recall Custom hold is registered, not a value a menu chooses.
1 state A state the camera keeps: no menu choice writes it, a settings file does not set it, and only Camera Settings Reset and Initialize change it.
1 state A working value the camera keeps: it moved when the connection screens were opened, never with a menu choice.
1 state The camera flips it each time a settings file is loaded: a working value, not a menu setting.
1 state The camera sets it from how it is held, level or vertical, whatever a settings file says: a working value, not a menu setting.
1 state The camera's working copy of a Recall Custom hold, filled from whichever hold's registration screen was opened last: no setting of its own.
1 unknown Every menu choice tried left it as it was: Aspect Marker Level at several levels and under another marker type, and the Movie menu's Aspect Marker list. What writes it is not known.
1 unknown Every menu choice tried left it as it was: Focus Area's every area, in Stills and in Movie mode. What writes it is not known.

See docs/MEMORY_MAP.md for every record of the file, and the proof viewer (kit/tools/proof_viewer.py) for the camera's frames behind each proof.