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Instant Replay 3 Operations Manual 

 

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EDIT PLAYLIST 

From either the Clip / Playlist Manager or Playlist Information screen, select EDIT. 
This screen allows for moving or deleting clips within the selected playlist. 

 

 

Header Section 

Playlist Name

: Displays the name of the playlist. This field can be directly edited. 

 

Body 

This section displays all of the clips within the playlist.    

Note

: Any missing clips are displayed in 

red

. 

Check boxes can be used to select / deselect all or some of the clips in the playlist.   

 
 
 

Navigation Buttons 

 

MOVE UP button

:  Moves the highlighted clip up in the list one line.  

Note

: 

Check boxes are 

ignored

. 

MOVE DOWN button

:  Moves the highlighted clip down in the list one line.  

Note

: 

Check boxes are 

ignored

.) 

DELETE SELECTED button

:  Deletes the checked clip(s) from the playlist.  

WARNING:

 Deleting a clip from a playlist does not delete the clip from the 

system, however, there is no “UNDO” for this type of deletion and the playlist is 
updated immediately. 

Note

: 

Highlighted clips are ignored unless they are checked. 

Summary of Contents for DR-1000

Page 1: ...DIGITAL AUDIO RECORDER PLAYER Model DR 1000 OPERATIONSMANUAL Version 9 23 2022 ...

Page 2: ...safety standards EN 62368 1 2014 Audio video information and communication technology equipment Part 1 Safety requirements IEC 62368 1 2014 modified EN 62368 1 2014 AC 2015 Audio video information and communication technology equipment Part 1 Safety requirements corrigendum 1 2015 EN 62368 1 2014 Audio video information and communication technology equipment Part 1 Safety requirements EU Declarati...

Page 3: ...uthorization RMA number before shipping equipment or parts 360 Systems Customer Service 3281 Grande Vista Drive Newbury Park CA 91320 USA RMA your number here Telephone 818 991 0360 8 00 AM to 5 00 PM Pacific Time Fax 818 991 1360 Email support 360systems com Visit our web site at www 360systems com Product Registration Important As the owner of new capital equipment you will want to take advantag...

Page 4: ...stems assumes no liability whatsoever for real or consequential damages loss of profits inconvenience or any other losses due to non operation of the Instant Replay 360 Systems sole liability under this limited warranty shall be the repair or replacement of defective product or components at the discretion of 360 Systems Products being returned under warranty shall be sent to 360 Systems or one of...

Page 5: ...equipment during an electrical storm Use only approved power cable s If you have not been provided with a power cable for the equipment or for any AC powered option intended for the equipment purchase a power cable that is approved for use in your country The power cable must be rated for the equipment and for the voltage and current marked on the equipment s electrical ratings label The voltage a...

Page 6: ...n you follow the operating instructions CAUTION Incorrectly installing or using an incompatible battery may increase the risk of fire or explosion Replace the battery only with the same or equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer carefully following installation instructions Dispose of used batteries properly see SAFETY Battery Disposal Handle batteries carefully Do not disassemble crush or...

Page 7: ... Section 20 Information Section 20 Audio Control Section 20 Navigation Buttons 20 RECORDING SCREEN 21 Header Section 21 Information Section 21 Audio Control Section 22 Navigation Buttons 22 CLIP PLAYLIST SELECTOR SCREEN 22 Header Section 23 Body 23 Navigation Buttons 23 CLIP PLAYLIST MANAGER 23 Header Section 24 Body 24 Navigation Buttons 24 NEW PLAYLIST 25 PLAYLIST SELECTOR 25 Header Section 26 B...

Page 8: ...38 Body 38 Navigation Buttons 39 GLOBAL SETUP 39 Body 39 Navigation Buttons 40 GPI SETUP 40 Body 40 Navigation Buttons 40 GPO SETUP 41 Body 41 Navigation Buttons 41 DATE TIME SETUP 42 Body 42 Navigation Buttons 42 NETWORK SETUP 42 Body 43 Navigation Buttons 43 USER ACCESS 44 Settings 44 Navigation Buttons 44 UTILITY MENU 45 BACKUP AND RESTORE 46 Body 47 Navigation Buttons 47 CHAPTER 3 SETUP CONNEC...

Page 9: ...WITH CLIPS AND PLAYLISTS 58 Creating a Playlist 58 Editing a Playlist 58 Editing a clip 59 Assigning a Clip to a Hot Key 60 Using Hot Key Banks 60 Replacing Clips with Existing Hot Key Assignments 60 Locating a Clip Using Searches 61 Viewing Clip or Playlist Information 61 Previewing a clip 61 Looping a Clip or Playlist 61 Shuffle a playlist 62 Using the Record Sample Rate Converter 62 CHAPTER 6 B...

Page 10: ...FTP 73 Example of Connecting DOS FTP 73 Example FTP Transferring with Flash FXP 77 Example FTP Transferring with Filezilla 79 Using the File Share Feature 80 CHAPTER 10 SYSTEM UPDATE 82 Updating the System Application 82 APPENDIX A 83 CONNECTOR SPECIFICATIONS 83 GPIO Connector Pinout 83 APPENDIX B 88 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 88 APPENDIX C 89 MECHANICAL DRAWING 89 APPENDIX D 90 TROUBLE SHOOTING 90 ...

Page 11: ... and organize thousands of clips on the 32GB of internal memory Expandable storage Record and play using attached USB media 16 and 24 bit WAV and MP3 support at sample rates of 44 1 48 88 2 and 96 KHz Head and Tail editing Variable Fade In and Fade Out Dedicated function keys for quick access to common operations Network Connectivity for uploading downloading renaming and deleting clips In most ca...

Page 12: ... basic keyboards mice and memory sticks These ports should not be used with large USB hard drives LED keyboards USB hubs or keyboards with USB hubs and should never be used as a charging port for other devices The USB port on the side of the LCD screen does not provide sufficient voltage to operate larger USB memory storage devices Please use the rear USB ports WARNING Failure to follow this notic...

Page 13: ...e operation of the system For most users the information in the first two chapters should provide the basic information needed to operate the system More detailed information on system operation is provided in later chapters and the appendices of this manual FRONT PANEL CONTROLS Instant Replay s front panel controls are shown in Figure 1 Most of the buttons include an indicator light to show when ...

Page 14: ...ng will light in different colors indicating their state or operation In the Bank Select mode the fifty Hot Keys are used to select the corresponding Banks numbered 1 through 50 The banks are like pages of Hot Keys They extend the number of clips that can be assigned to Hot Keys to 2500 50 Hot Keys times 50 Banks and also provide a method for organizing clips Navigation Keys and Power Button The b...

Page 15: ...start when the input level rises to the threshold LOOP Loop causes a clip to repeat endlessly until either Stop or Loop is pressed Stop ends playback immediately Pressing Loop exits from the Loop mode and allows the current Clip to continue playing to its end Pressing Loop while running a Playlist will have different effects depending on whether the Follow On setting is set to MANUAL or FOLLOW ON ...

Page 16: ...n in the top line of the display to that Hot Key overwriting any previous assignment PREVIEW When Preview is pressed in Stop mode the main audio outputs are muted so Clips played subsequently can be auditioned from the headphone output only Both the analog and digital audio outputs are muted Setup and Configuration Buttons MENU Pressing the Menu button when the system is Stopped will open the Main...

Page 17: ...rocess Pressing HOT LIST again displays the keys that are part of the HOT LIST by lighting the associated keys Pressing PLAY will start the playout of the HOT LIST NOTE Depending on if FOLLOW ON is on or off MANUAL dictates if the next clip in the HOT LIST will play automatically or stop after each clip NOTE To clear an existing HOT LIST go to the Main Menu open the Bank Manager screen and select ...

Page 18: ...reen functions are available Tapping the buttons on the screen will execute the buttons Finger scrolling will move extended screens up down or left right as needed Double tapping certain items will execute those items In addition arrows tabs enter and the hard buttons under the screen will also allow for quick navigation throughout the different screens Note that depending on the system state play...

Page 19: ...ns to allow for information to be presented in an easy to access manner Header Section Clip Name Displays the name of the currently loaded clip whether it is cued or playing Time Section The time section displays the Duration Elapsed Time and Remaining Time depending on the mode of the loaded clip Clip Section This section displays information about the currently loaded clip such as the bank and h...

Page 20: ...ist Note that if the LOOP button in the Clip section is enabled the current clip will loop until the Clip section LOOP button is disabled Information Section Various messages or alerts are displayed in this field in gold depending on the state of the system Audio Control Section The audio controls include a scale to adjust the head phone volume and VU meters for visualizing the audio levels during...

Page 21: ...sed Information about the recording is displayed during this operation Header Section Clip Name When initially pressing the Record button on the keyboard this field displays a generic time stamped clip name to be used for the recording At any point before the Play button is pressed which initiates the recording process the Clip Name field can be selected so that the name can be edited Information ...

Page 22: ... HOLD button When turned on green the highest level for either the left or right channel is indicated by the bar to the left or right of the VU meters The position is held for short period of time or until a higher value is reached When turned off blue the peak level indictors track with the VU level bars HOME button Returns the user to the Home screen CLIP PLAYLIST SELECTOR SCREEN From the Home s...

Page 23: ... deselects all items in the current directory Touching an item in the list automatically selects that clip as either the current clip or next clip depending on the state of the system Navigation Buttons CANCEL button Returns to the Home screen without taking any action OK button Moves to the next folder if a folder is selected or if a clip is selected returns to the Home screen and loads the clip ...

Page 24: ...nding or descending Touching the back arrow moves the listing up one level in the directory tree Selecting the checkbox next to the back arrow selects or deselects all items in the current directory Touching an item in the list highlights that item as selected for certain functions Touching a checkbox next to an item or items in the list cause those items to be selected for use with certain functi...

Page 25: ... multiple clips can be added to a playlist at a time clips to be added to a playlist are all that have a checkmark next to them The same clip can be added to a playlist multiple times HOME button Selection opens the Home screen NEW PLAYLIST When adding clips to a playlist from the Clip Playlist Manager screen the NEW LIST button can be used in the Playlist Selector screen to create a new empty pla...

Page 26: ...ist in the list highlights that item as selected for certain functions Navigation Buttons NEW LIST button If instead of selecting an existing playlist a new playlist is required the NEW LIST button prompts for the name of a new playlist which will be located in the current working directory OK button Touching the Ok button once a playlist has been selected adds the previously selected clips to the...

Page 27: ...e a standard file manager used to organize clips on the internal system or on external USB devices Note At the top level of the directory tree there are two main folders The EXTERNAL folder is where any attached USB devices will show up Note that only files that are mp3 wav or m3u will be presented The INTERNAL folder shows media stored on the internal memory ...

Page 28: ...anual Sample File Manager in normal mode Sample Copy Move mode on Header Section Search Field Typing the first few letters of the name of a file folder or playlist will automatically locate to the first matching item in the current folder ...

Page 29: ...cts or deselects the item for use with certain functions Touching an item in the list highlights that item as selected for certain functions Navigation Buttons COPY MOVE button Selection prepares all checked items to be copied or moved to another location The COPY Move button will change color to green when pressed and all items will be unchecked Navigating to another location and pressing the COP...

Page 30: ...nstant Replay 3 Operations Manual CLIP INFO From the Home screen selecting CLIP INFO displays information about the current clip This screen also displays the bank and HOTKEY information if the clip is assigned ...

Page 31: ...LIP From the Clip Info or Clip Playlist Manager the Edit Clip screen can be used to adjust the Head Tail points of a clip or adjust the Fade In Out points Note Any edits are non destructive to the clip The changes are written to metadata leaving all of the clip data intact Header Section Length Displays the total unedited length of the clip Edited Length Displays the length of the clip after chang...

Page 32: ...sition to a specific time SAVE button Once changes are made clicking the SAVE button writes the changes to the file Editor Section The editor section consists of a timeline and a slider The timeline displays the current position in yellow the Head or Fade in point in green and the Tail or Fade out point in red The slider can be used to set the current position within the clip Note Other transport ...

Page 33: ... on the selected bank that have clips assigned to them Bank Name Displays the name of the Bank This field can be edited directly Body This section displays all of the keys and associated clips assigned to those keys within the selected bank Navigation Buttons ASSIGN button If a KEY line is selected opens from the Clip Playlist Selector and assigns the selected clip or playlist to the selected KEY ...

Page 34: ...he first Bank the playlist is assigned in Key Displays the number of the key on the associated bank the playlist is assigned to Body This section displays all of the clips within the playlist Note Any clips that are missing are displayed in red Navigation Buttons EDIT button Opens the Edit Playlist screen for the selected playlist DELETE PLAYLIST button Deletes the selected playlist WARNING This i...

Page 35: ...layed in red Check boxes can be used to select deselect all or some of the clips in the playlist Navigation Buttons MOVE UP button Moves the highlighted clip up in the list one line Note Check boxes are ignored MOVE DOWN button Moves the highlighted clip down in the list one line Note Check boxes are ignored DELETE SELECTED button Deletes the checked clip s from the playlist WARNING Deleting a cli...

Page 36: ...where the record settings can be altered PLAY SETUP Displays the screen where settings related to playout can be altered GLOBAL SETUP Displays the screen that shows settings that impact the system globally GPI SETUP Displays the screen that allows the assignment of functions to GPI s GPO SETUP Displays the screen that allows the assignment of functions to GPO s DATE TIME Displays the screen that a...

Page 37: ...a and folders on the system and externally connected devices Navigation Buttons POWER OFF button Graceful shutdown of the device HOME button Returns to the Home screen RECORD SETUP From the Menu screen the RECORD SETUP button opens a window where the settings related to recording can be altered Body Record Sample Rate The record sample rate follows the Playout Sample Rate Word Size Bits The follow...

Page 38: ... is from OFF or 6db to 60db Record Limit Set the length of time a recording will go for before it is automatically stopped Input Monitor Turn the Input Monitor ON or OFF Navigation Buttons MENU button Returns to the main menu HOME button Returns to the Home screen PLAY SETUP From the Menu screen the Play Setup screen allows for settings related to the playout from the device to be altered Body Pla...

Page 39: ...en GLOBAL SETUP From the Menu screen the Global Setup screen displays settings that affect the overall system and allows the user to alter as necessary Body LCD Brightness This setting adjusts the brightness of the LCD screen Backlight Color Determines the color the keys will light up to provide a backlight Brightness Adjusts the backlit key brightness A level of 0 is off and the highest brightnes...

Page 40: ...the Home screen the Clip Playlist Selector can be used to select a clip or playlist to be loaded either for playout or placed as the next to be played if a clip is already playing Body GPI 1 6 The dropdown for each GPI allows for the selection of one of the following functions to be assigned to a specific GPI a Play b Pause c Stop d Record e Loop f None Navigation Buttons MENU button Returns to th...

Page 41: ...t to be loaded either for playout or placed as the next to be played if a clip is already playing Body GPO 1 6 The dropdown for each GPO allows for the selection of one of the following player states to be assigned to a specific GPO a Playing b Paused c Stopped d Record e Looped f None Navigation Buttons MENU button Returns to the main menu HOME button Returns to the Home screen ...

Page 42: ... match the desired system time Time Zone Region Adjusts the region of the world as desired Zone Sets the time zone within the selected region Automatically Update Time Determines if the time should be set manually off or time should be retrieved from a time server on Navigation Buttons APPLY button Commits any changes that are not made live MENU button Returns to the main menu HOME button Returns ...

Page 43: ...t be entered for networking to function IPv4 Address Displays Sets the IP address for the system Subnet Mask Displays Sets the subnet mask Gateway Address Displays Sets the router or gateway address DNS Server 1 and 2 Displays Sets the DNS server s to be used by the system NTP Servers Displays Sets the NTP server s to be used for setting the system time Note Multiple NTP servers may be added space...

Page 44: ... user name and password must be supplied File Share Access If turned on allows the system to show up as a mapable network drive FTP User The user name for FTP access FTP Password The password for FTP access File Share User The user name for access to the network file share File Share Password The password for access to the network file share Navigation Buttons APPLY button Commits any changes that...

Page 45: ... of content and settings to the device CREAT LOG FILE button Creates and archive of the system logs and places them in the log tgz file in the root directory The log tgz file can then be accessed from FTP or file sharing for retrieval SYSTEM INFO button Displays information about the system CLEAR BANKS button Removes all clips from all Banks DEFAULT SETTINGS button Restores just the settings back ...

Page 46: ...ware must be in the root directory of the USB key and the USB key must be the only external data drive attached to the system See the System Update section for more information HOME button Returns to the HOME screen BACKUP AND RESTORE The Backup and Restore screens are provided as a simple way to backup the System Content Systems Settings and HotKey Mappings ...

Page 47: ...ked up onto external media or restored from external media Device Selection Select the device for backing up to or restoring from Navigation Buttons OK button Confirms the selections and initiates the process REFRESH button Refreshes the list of available external media HOME button Returns to the Home screen ...

Page 48: ...O WHICH THE UNIT WAS ORIGINALLY DELIVERED CHECK TO SEE THAT IT MATCHES THE ELECTRICAL OUTLET YOU WILL BE USING Connect the supplied power supply to the rear panel and plug it into an AC power outlet WARNING REPLACE POWER CORD ONLY WITH UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES UL LISTED CORD OF EQUIVALENT TYPE AND RATING Power Button The power button is located on the front panel A short press of the power button...

Page 49: ... to the UNBALANCED OUT stereo pair Connect a digital AES EBU monitor to the AES EBU DIGITAL OUT connection Connect standard stereo headphones to the headphones jack Note Audio will be played on all outputs at all times with one exception When the PREVIEW key is lit audio will be played only to the headphone output ELECTRICAL POWER CAUTION ONLY A 360 SYSTEMS APPROVED POWER SUPPLY SHOULD BE USED WIT...

Page 50: ...e of a fuse is an indication of other component failure and will require service by a qualified repair technician Contact 360 Systems or your 360 Systems distributor REAR PANEL CONNECTIONS INSTANT REPLAY REAR PANEL AUDIO CONNECTIONS NOTE The Balanced and Unbalanced analog inputs are mixed together It is not recommended that both be connected at the same time unless one or the other is muted Analog...

Page 51: ...ormat There is a Sample Rate Converter built in to Instant Replay Use only special AES cable having an impedance of 110 ohms Limit the cable run to 100 feet Do not use microphone cables for runs of over 6 feet IEC 958 Type II Input An RCA phono connector provides a digital input from consumer or semi pro equipment Most equipment with connectors marked S P DIF can be connected to this input Use onl...

Page 52: ...ital audio source Instant Replay has an automatic Playback Sample Rate Converter to make all of your clips conform to a single sample rate at the output The analog outputs are not affected by sample rate changes AES EBU Output An XLR 3 male connector provides a digital audio output in the AES EBU format Use only special AES cable having an impedance of 110 ohms Limit the cable run to 100 feet Do n...

Page 53: ...e screwdriver into the knockout slot in the rear panel and twist back and forth to remove Once the knock out is removed insert the Dante module with the screw hole on the left and put into the slot until the module is fully seated WARNING Do not force the module in If the module does not seat flush with the chassis pull the module out and inspect for bent pins then reinsert again Although the guid...

Page 54: ...ayed on a Personal Computer or any device capable of playing WAV files Importing WAV Clips Instant Replay can play wav files or mp3 files created externally by other equipment Wav files should be either 16 or 24 bit at a sample rate of 44 1 48 88 2 or 96 KHz Most mp3 files will work without adjustment but when creating these files it is best to keep the bit rate under 320Kbps Note Although the Ins...

Page 55: ...lease refer to the section on file management for additional information GPIO Ports Instant Replay 3 has a high density 26 pin connector that provides GPIO connectivity Please refer the GPIO wiring diagram and schematic for information on how to wire this type of connection GPI ports allow a contact closure to be used to trigger the system to Play Pause Stop Loop or Record Note that Loop only cont...

Page 56: ...lect a clip from the window and press the Hot Key that the clip is to be assigned to Assigned keys can be directly reassigned to different clips b Repeat step a until all desired clips are assigned c Press Assign Hot Key again to turn the function of 2 Assign clips through the Bank Manager screen a Open the Bank Manager by going to the main Menu and selecting MANAGE BANKS b In the Bank Manager sel...

Page 57: ...Bank that has the Hot List that is to be cleared Select CLEAR HOT LIST and then OK to clear the Hot List Play a Clip Using the rear panel GPI Instant Replay includes six General Purpose Interface GPI that can be set to Play Pause Stop Record or Loop See the section on setting up the GPIO for additional information When a remote momentary switch assigned to a GPI with the Play function is pressed t...

Page 58: ...ettings menu Once the Record Time Limit is set it will apply to all recordings until it is specifically disabled CHAPTER 5 WORKING WITH CLIPS AND PLAYLISTS Creating a Playlist To create a playlist MENU and then MANAGE CLIPS Select as clip or multiple clips using the check boxes and tap the ADD TO PLAYLIST button This opens the Playlist Selector screen o Select an existing playlist and tap OK or pr...

Page 59: ...he clip to be deleted Note Deleting a clip from a playlist only removes it from the playlist The clip remains on the system Note All actions on this screen are live There is no undo or cancel so that the playlist alterations are immediate Playlists should not be edited if they are loaded on the Home screen Editing a clip Editing of a clip is done through the Clip Editor screen The Clip Editor can ...

Page 60: ...the clip to Continue this process until all desired Hot Keys are assigned Press the Assign Hot Key button to turn off the function Using the Bank Manager Screen Select the Bank Number you wish to edit the key assignments Tap or select a Key number line then press the ASSIGN button In the Clip Playlist Selector select the clip you wish to assign to the key and press Enter or OK Using Hot Key Banks ...

Page 61: ...ormation From the Home screen pressing the CLIP INFO button will display information about the currently loaded clip If the system is stopped information about a clip or playlist can be obtained through the Clip Playlist Manager Select MENU from the home screen and then CLIP MANAGER In the Clip Playlist Manager select a clip or playlist and then the FILE INFO button Depending on whether a clip or ...

Page 62: ...ng a clip the FOLLOW ON mode dictates what happens at the end of the playlist If FOLLOW ON is off the Playlist will stop at the end of each clip and cue the next clip in the list At the end of the last clip in the playlist the first clip is recued Play will restart the playlist playing again If FOLLOW ON is on the Playlist will play thought the entire list then recue and start playing the first cl...

Page 63: ... is the AES EBU inputs The digital source is clocking at a 48K sample rate If the Sample Rate Converter is enabled the incoming 48K signal will be converted to your selected 44 1K format Likewise if the RECORDING FORMAT is set to 48K an incoming signal clocking at 44 1K will be converted to 48K if the Sample Rate Converter is enabled Note The Sample Rate Converter has no effect if you are using th...

Page 64: ...elect the USB storage device to be used for the backup If the inserted device is not listed select RESCAN to have the system look for available USB devices 4 Select OK to begin the process Note The system will be inoperable during this process Content selection refers to clips and playlists as well as the folder structure on the system System Settings selection refers to the stored settings for it...

Page 65: ... retrieve the log tgz file and email to support 360systems com or as directed System Info The SYSTEM INFO button displays information regarding the version of software on the system as well as addition information about the system This information along with the serial number of the unit should be supplied to 360 Systems support should information about the product be required Clear Banks Clearing...

Page 66: ... to the system that may include enhancements for better system operation or functionality To install updates on the system please follow these steps WARNING Please make certain that system content and settings are backed up prior to any system update WARNING Do not power off the system during the update process The system will be rendered unusable should this happen 1 Obtain the appropriate softwa...

Page 67: ...t Access the File Manager by going to MENU and MANAGE FILES allows for folder creation copying and moving of files and folders Using External Media Using the File Manager files can be copied from either the internal storage or external storage such as a USB memory key Inserting a USB memory key into one of the USB ports on the system will display the USB device in the file manager under the main e...

Page 68: ...e carried out and the user will be returned to the file manager when the process is complete Note During the COPY MOVE process if a large amount of files are to be processed the unit may appear frozen during this process This is normal as the operation must be complete prior to the unit returning to normal operation Rename To rename a file select a file by highlight tap the screen or use the arrow...

Page 69: ...to show up like any other folder on a PC by either direct access or by mapping as a network drive Once established the folder acts like any other folder in the File Explorer where files can be dragged and dropped onto of off of the system and folders and files can be created deleted or renamed Refer to the chapter on Networking for instruction on setting up and enabling this feature File Naming Co...

Page 70: ... and press one of the following o FILE INFO This will display information about the selected clip or playlist o EDIT This will display a screen that allows the editing of the clip or playlist See the appropriate section for more on each of these features o ADD TO PLAYLIST This will display a new screen with a list of all availably playlists on the system See Creating a Playlist for additional info...

Page 71: ...t Key from the list and select the ASSIGN button The Clip Playlist Selector screen will be presented Navigate through the file system and select a clip to be assigned to the Hot Key Note that selecting CANCEL will result in no changes Once the clip is selected select OK or press ENTER and the clip will be assigned to the Hot Key Clear a Hot Key To clear an individual Hot Key select the Hot Key fro...

Page 72: ...dministrator Network Settings In the Network Settings screen turn DHCP to ON to enable the system to automatically receive IP information from a DHCP server connected to the network Note The system must have a unique Host Name assigned on the network Please see your network administrator for instructions If DHCP is set to OFF all IP information must be entered manually This would include at a mini...

Page 73: ...ernet port marked NETWORK on the right left side next to the USB ports If the cable is connected correctly the green LINK LED directly above the cable port will turn ON If the green LED is not ON check the cable polarity cable continuity or network connection Connecting to Instant Replay using FTP Supported FTP Clients Instant Replay includes an RFC 1359 compliant FTP server Most commercially avai...

Page 74: ...l Downloading a file from Instant Replay to your host Log in per the example above Type Get FILENAME At the FTP prompt Uploading a file from your host computer to Instant Replay Log in per the example above Type put FILENAME At the FTP prompt ...

Page 75: ...al Page 75 Deleting a file from Instant Replay Log in per the example above Type Del FILENAME At the FTP prompt Renaming a file on Instant Replay Log in per the example above Type rename CURRENT FILENAME NEW FILENAME At the FTP prompt ...

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Page 77: ...version used for this example may be different than the current version Connect to Instant Replay Start up Flash FXP The listing on the right hand side shows local files on your computers drive Make sure that FTP is set to ON in the Instant Replay MENU NETWORKING FTP MODE ON Click on the yellow Lightning Bolt then select Open Connection ...

Page 78: ...alues you configured your Instant Replay to under the Networking menu To Upload Download files You can move files from Instant Replay to your computer simply by dragging them across to the listing on the right side of the screen Likewise you can move files from your computer to Instant Replay by dragging them from left to right ...

Page 79: ...ername field and Password in the Password field and then click the Quickconnect button If everything was setup correctly a listing of files on the system should show in the right side of the Filezilla window Alternatively going to File and Site Manager from the menu bar allows the establishing of a site which can have all of the information pre filled in This simplifies future access to the system...

Page 80: ... is turned on the Instant Replay will be visalbe over the network and a connection can be established in a couple of different ways 1 From a File Explorer window on a PC simply enter IP ADDRESS and press ENTER This will bring up the Instant Replay in the File Explorer Double click the InstantReplay icon and enter the Username and Password to gain access Once access is established the family folder...

Page 81: ...Network Drive can be a more permanent solution a Open a File Explorer window and right click on This PC or Network in the left panel b From the dropdown menu select Map Network Drive c In the new window select a drive letter and then enter IP ADDRESS InstantReplay for the folder ...

Page 82: ...be obtained by contacting 360 Systems support to insure that the proper update is provided WARNING Using the incorrect update may render the system inoperable WARNING Please make sure to backup all content on the system prior to conducting any system update Although most updates will not affect the system content or databases the possibly of loss of content or settings does exist To update the sys...

Page 83: ...n Signal 1 GPI 1 14 GPI 1 RTN 2 GPI 2 15 GPI 2 RTN 3 GPI 3 16 GPI 3 RTN 4 GPI 4 17 GPI 4 RTN 5 GPI 5 18 GPI 5 RTN 6 GPI 6 19 GPI 6 RTN 7 N C 20 N C 8 9 10 GND 21 22 5V SOURCE 200MA MAX 11 GPO 2 23 GPO 1 12 GPO 4 24 GPO 3 13 GPO 6 25 GPO 5 Warning Incorrect wiring of GPIO connector may damage its interface circuitry ...

Page 84: ...GPI 1 RTN 9 SIGNAL GND 14 10 13 GPO 6 25 GPO 5 12 GPO 4 24 GPO 3 11 GPO 2 22 INPUTS OUTPUTS 5V 200mA MAX SOURCE GPI O DB25 F 1K INTERNAL CIRCUITS 1K 15 2 3 16 1K 4 17 1K 5 18 1K 6 19 1K GPO 1 23 GPI 2 RTN GPI 2 GPI 3 RTN GPI 3 GPI 4 RTN GPI 4 GPI 5 RTN GPI 5 GPI 6 RTN GPI 6 21 8 ...

Page 85: ... Page 85 Simple GPI Connection Example Simple GPI Switch Connection Diagram Pin GPI Signal 21 or 22 5V 1 GPI 1 2 GPI 2 3 GPI 3 4 GPI 4 5 GPI 5 6 GPI 6 14 GPI 1RTN 15 GPI 2RTN 16 GPI 3RTN 17 GPI 4RTN 18 GPI 5RTN 19 GPI 6RTN 8 or 9 10 GND ...

Page 86: ...V Contact Closure to GND or Open Collector Output Isolated Connection to External Controller Contact Closure or Open Collector Example using GPI1 Pin GPI Signal 21 or 22 5V 1 GPI 1 14 GPI 1RTN 8 or 9 10 GND NC NC External Controller Logic Output or 5V External Device System Ground Isolated Connection to External Controller 2 Logic Output or Other 5V Source Example using GPI1 ...

Page 87: ...ion Example Pin GPI Signal 21 or 22 5V 23 GPI 1 Simple LED Drive for External Indicator Example using GPO1 Isolated Connection to Relay Example using GPO1 220Ω to 1KΩ Pin GPI Signal 21 or 22 5V 23 GPI 1 Resistor as need Min 100 Ω Relay NO Coil NC Coil COM ...

Page 88: ...es at 44 1 or 48KHz sample rates Program Storage Internal Solid State Memory 50GB External USB storage Flash Drive memory stick or SD card converters Other Connectivity USB Ports 2 rear USB ports 1 on side of display for keyboard mouse or external memory devices Gigabit Ethernet network port 1 Rear for transferring content via FTP and file share network access Diagnostics Download of sequential ev...

Page 89: ...Instant Replay 3 Operations Manual Page 89 Appendix C MECHANICAL DRAWING ...

Page 90: ...itiated o Press and hold the power button for 5 seconds this will power the system off o Or unplug the AC power from the power brick for 10 seconds and then Connection issues If a samba connection was already established and the password is updated the net connection from windows needs deleted prior to access o Open a command prompt windows r and then type cmd o Type net use in the command prompt ...

Page 91: ...sal agency for the address of the nearest battery deposit site The coin cell battery is located on the front of the main board To access the battery remove the 2 rear screws on the top panel and lift the top panel towards the front Using a small flat blade screwdriver release the latch on the battery holder and pull the battery out Replace the battery with a new one making sure the positive side i...

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