(Lumix S1RII) - How do I reset a Custom Mode

[TopDownDriver]

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For some reason, I set up a custom mode in Aperture Priority and it is not letting me change the aperture on either the lens (aperture ring) or the body (dial).  I would like to reset this bank to the default setting and try again (may have chosen iA by mistake).  Is there a way to do this without affecting the other settings in the camera?  Looks like RESET resets the entire camera and I do not want to do that.

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Is there a way to see what mode a Custom Setting is set to?  Can I check if it is properly set to A (aperture) or iA (Intelligent Auto)?  Or can I simply find a way to change the custom setting to Aperture mode and resave it over the old setting?

Any help is appreciated.

Peter

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[jaapv]

 

[Sandokan]

4 hours ago, jaapv said:

 

Is the menu system the same as Peter's S1Rii?

I do not know, but typically in the menu there is a "reset to factory settings"

[jaapv]

All Panasonic S cameras are more or less the same. Otherwise an Inter search will turn up similar videos. The Panasonic menu systems look daunting but are quite logical and well-organized and self-explanatory. I wish that Leica would use the same system of chapters. Combined with Leica’s icon main screen it would be brilliant.  At any rate one can simply overwrite any custom setting.

[TopDownDriver]

Will RESET just reset a single Custom Set (C1, C2, etc.) or everything on the camera?

[jdlaing]

9 hours ago, TopDownDriver said:

Will RESET just reset a single Custom Set (C1, C2, etc.) or everything on the camera?

Everything. Factory defaults.

[RoySmith]

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I have the S5II but I understand the S1ii OS is pretty similar.

Could you set the mode dial to A (or whatever mode you desire for C1)

Set the remainder of the settings to whatever you wish C1 to be, then save the current settings to C1. 
I would expect the camera to overwrite to old settings with these new settings.