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  Instant Replay 2 Owners Manual                                                                        Page 17
 

                                                                         

Erasing a Cut 

Erasing a cut will permanently delete the cut from the disk.  There are two ways to erase a cut. 
 

1.

 

From the Display Module Menu Front Panel 

2.

 

Using FTP with the network connection. 

 
The Display Module method works fine for most cases. If you need to erase a lot of cuts, it may 
be easier to use the network connection. See the example of this on Page 35. 

 
To ERASE a Cut using the Display Module Front Panel: 
 

 

 

Disable the RECORD ERASE LOCKOUT if necessary 

 

 

Press 

MENU->RECORD SETUP->RECORD/ERASE LOCKOUT 

then

 ENTER 

The parameter should be set to OFF.  
 

Select the cut  

Select the cut in the Display Module window using the SCROLL KEYS. 
 

Erase the Cut 

Press 

MENU->OPERATIONS->ERASE

 then press 

ENTER. 

Instant Replay will Prompt 
 

ARE YOU  SURE? 
PRESS ENTER/CANCEL 
 

Press 

ENTER

 to erase the cut. Press 

CANCEL

 to cancel the operation.  

 
If you pressed 

ENTER

, Instant Replay will scroll to the next cut. By pressing 

ENTER

 

twice you can erase this cut as well, then the next cut and so on. This is a good way to 
get rid of lots of cuts at once. 

Assigning a Cut to a Hot-Key 

The 

A

SSIGN 

H

OT

-K

EY

 

button lights when pressed and the display prompts for selection of a H

OT

-

K

EY

.  Pressing a H

OT

-K

EY

 immediately assigns the Cut shown in the top line of the display to that 

H

OT

-K

EY

, overwriting any previous assignment. 

You do not need to clear a Hot-Key before assigning a new Cut, assignments can be simply 
overwritten. 

The same audio Cut may be assigned to keys in different banks.  If a Cut is assigned to keys in 
several different banks, reassigning a new Cut to one key will not disturb assignments in other banks.  
For example, if a station ID is assigned to Hot-Key #1 in each of four different banks (1, 2, 3, and 4), 
and you reassign Hot-Key #1 in bank 4 to a different Cut, then the station ID remains assigned in 
banks 1, 2, and 3. 

You can select other Cuts to be assigned using the S

CROLL 

A

RROW

 keys or 

F

IND

.  With the new Cut 

selected, press the H

OT

-K

EY

 you wish to assign it to. 

To exit, press 

A

SSIGN 

H

OT

-K

EY

 

again, or 

CANCEL

Summary of Contents for Instant Replay2

Page 1: ...NETWORKED DIGITAL AUDIO RECORDER PLAYER WITH EDITING Model DR 600 OWNER SMANUAL...

Page 2: ...lay II Plus complies with the following safety standards UL 1950 Standard for Safety of Information Technology Equipment Including Electrical Business Equipment EN 60950 Standard for Safety of Informa...

Page 3: ...ment It is suggested that only shielded and grounded cables be used to ensure compliance with FCC rules Notice This Class A digital apparatus meets all requirement of the Canadian Interference Causing...

Page 4: ...copyrighted by 360 Systems Microware Systems Corp Designs incorporated in this product are the subject of current or pending U S and foreign patents Limited Warranty Instant Replay is warranted agains...

Page 5: ...igning a Cut to a Hot Key 17 Using Hot Key Banks 18 Replacing Cuts with Existing Hot Key Assignments 18 Locating a Cut using FIND 18 Viewing the Sample Rate and Word Length of a Cut 18 Previewing a Cu...

Page 6: ...Connect to Instant Replay 37 Upload Download files 38 Renaming or Deleting a File using Flash FXP 39 CHAPTER 6 MACHINE SETUP MENU S 40 EDIT Menu 40 RECORD SETUP 40 NETWORKING Menu 40 OPERATIONS Menu 4...

Page 7: ...Key features include Storage of up to 1000 Audio Cuts At least 100 Hours of Storage Assignment of Cuts to 50 front panel Hot Keys Playlists that play a sequence of cuts manually or automatically 16 an...

Page 8: ...y s front panel controls are shown in Figure 1 Most of the buttons include an indicator light to show when they are in use They are functionally grouped as follows Hot Keys Transport Control Metering...

Page 9: ...ort Controls include STOP PLAY PAUSE and RECORD They perform in the traditional manner of tape recorders STOP STOP Immediately ends recording or playback STOP will halt some sequential operations such...

Page 10: ...y select the corresponding Bank ASSIGN HOT KEYS The ASSIGN HOT KEYS button lights when pressed and the display prompts for selection of a HOT KEY Pressing a HOT KEY immediately assigns the Cut shown i...

Page 11: ...ut by Index Number or Name When you press the FIND button any previously found Cut name or ID number is displayed To use that name for the current FIND simply press ENTER To use a different Name or In...

Page 12: ...it into an AC power outlet Turn on the power switch located at the far right of the rear panel Instant Replay will run through a power up sequence that includes lighting each front panel indicator in...

Page 13: ...IEC 958 RCA source to the IEC 958 II RCA jack The input source used for recording is selected via the AUDIO INPUT menu under the RECORD SETUP See Page 14 Connecting Monitoring Equipment Connect Balanc...

Page 14: ...16 DC2 06 45 41 216 44 53 48K 16 DC2 06 12 44 195 12 05 Table 1 Note The quality of 16 bit WAV and DC2 are identical The only reason to use DC2 format is for compatibility with the DigiCart E product...

Page 15: ...og inputs only before beginning to record Begin Recording Press PLAY to begin recording Press STOP to stop recording A default cut name such as NEW001 will be provided Press ENTER to accept the name o...

Page 16: ...TER Select ENABLE using the SCROLL KEYS Press ENTER When you activate the remote momentary switch Instant Replay will behave as if you had pressed PLAY You can also initiate recording remotely by putt...

Page 17: ...he next cut By pressing ENTER twice you can erase this cut as well then the next cut and so on This is a good way to get rid of lots of cuts at once Assigning a Cut to a Hot Key The ASSIGN HOT KEY but...

Page 18: ...mber 40 In the event many Cuts exist with almost the same name they will be found in alphabetical order with each subsequent use of the Find command The Scroll Arrows may be used to examine all simila...

Page 19: ...DJUST OUTPUT GAIN 0 dB The cursor will blink over the value to be changed Use the SCROLL keys to make an adjustment to the numeric value Press ENTER to accept the displayed value Press MENU or CANCEL...

Page 20: ...Then Press ENTER Note The Dither setting has no effect if you are using the balanced or unbalanced analog inputs for recording Note Enabling dither if you are using a 16 bit digital source is unnecess...

Page 21: ...he AES EBU or IEC958 II input clock To play a cut at a user specified sample rate Press MENU CONFIGURATION PLAYBACK SAMPLE RATE Then Press ENTER Select OUTPUT AT 48K to play the cut at 48Kb S Select O...

Page 22: ...ms can be as long as the cut as long as the two trim points do not overlap Setting the Head Trim Head trim can be performed in one of two ways 1 If Prompt for Head Tail is ENABLED in the RECORD SETUP...

Page 23: ...u will be prompted to enter both a head and tail trim Setting the Pre Roll before Setting the Tail Trim Before Entering the Tail Trim time you may want to set the Pre Roll This sets the length of time...

Page 24: ...the point you want to trim Hit ENTER again to accept the change Fade In To set the fade in press MENU EDIT SET FADE IN then press ENTER Enter a new fade in time then press ENTER Fade values are expres...

Page 25: ...e an adjustment to the numeric value Press MENU or CANCEL to return to previous menu level Or Press PLAY to start playback the displayed Fade Out time value will increase from the Pre roll position to...

Page 26: ...tell what bank you are currently on by pressing the BANK SELECT key The keys 1 through 10 will blink with the exception of the key denoting the current bank which will be solid If you want to make a...

Page 27: ...s CANCEL to remove it from the list Press ENTER to confirm or CANCEL Append a Step to a playlist To append a Step to the end of the Playlist SCROLL to the end of the list and press additional HOT KEYS...

Page 28: ...will stop Looping a Playlist Press LOOP at any time to cause a playlist to loop The playlist will continue to loop until you press LOOP again to deactivate looping Protecting a Playlist Turning playli...

Page 29: ...OP while an FTP transfer is in progress will also DISABLE FTP Mode Refer to Page 30 for instructions on entering FTP Mode Note Instant Replay has a flat file system All cuts must reside in the root di...

Page 30: ...g WAV DC2 Alphanumeric characters hyphens spaces and underscores are allowed Each file on Instant Replay is referenced by a user supplied file name and a unique index number Files of the same name are...

Page 31: ...ed on the local Display Module You may then rename them if you so desire using the local Display Module or using the FTP client On the Local Display Module the character looks like a little superscrip...

Page 32: ...Use the SCROLL and ENTER keys to navigate the menus as shown Networking FTP PASSWORD Press ENTER then type in a password Use up to 11 numbers and letters in any combination Press ENTER Set the IP Add...

Page 33: ...default will work on your network Enable FTP MODE The FTP Server is only turned on when it is in use Press MENU Use the SCROLL and ENTER keys to navigate the menus as shown Networking FTP Mode Press E...

Page 34: ...rom the command prompt type ftp IP ADDRESS where the IP ADDRESS is the address you set your Instant Replay to in the Initial Setup step For example 192 168 1 120 would be a valid entry The display wil...

Page 35: ...age 35 Uploading a file from your host computer to Instant Replay Log in per the example above Type put FILENAME At the FTP prompt Deleting a file from Instant Replay Log in per the example above Type...

Page 36: ...Page 36 Instant Replay 2 Owners Manual Renaming a file on Instant Replay Log in per the example above Type rename CURRENT FILENAME NEW FILENAME At the FTP prompt...

Page 37: ...be obtained at www inicom net Instant Replay has been tested with Flash FXP version 3 2 0 Connect to Instant Replay Start up Flash FXP The listing on the right hand side shows local files on your com...

Page 38: ...ues you configured your Instant Replay to under the Networking menu Upload Download files You can move files from Instant Replay to your computer simply by dragging them across to the listing on the r...

Page 39: ...Instant Replay 2 Owners Manual Page 39 Renaming or Deleting a File using Flash FXP Right click on the file Select RENAME or DELETE from the pull down menu Rename or delete the file...

Page 40: ...6 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 54 60 Record Overwrite OFF ON Record Time Limit NONE 60 MIN 30 MIN 5 MIN Record Erase Lockout OFF ON Recording Format 44 1K WAV 16 Bit 48K WAV 24 Bit 44 1K WAV 16 Bit 48K WAV 1...

Page 41: ...otection OFF ON CONFIGURATION Menu Menu Item Values Time Display TIME REMAINING ELAPSED TIME Sort Directory By INDEX NAME Select Language ENGLISH SPANISH Digital Output OFF PROFESSIONAL FORMAT CONSUME...

Page 42: ...E UNIT WAS ORIGINALLY DELIVERED CHECK TO SEE THAT IT MATCHES THE ELECTRICAL OUTLET YOU WILL BE USING WARNING REPLACE POWER CORD ONLY WITH UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES UL LISTED CORD OF EQUIVALENT TYPE AN...

Page 43: ...its level is controlled by the HEADPHONES LEVEL control on the front panel When the PREVIEW button is activated in Stop mode the HEADPHONE OUTPUT is active and the Main Outputs are turned off during...

Page 44: ...go of the button on the device and press Play on Instant Replay to begin recording immediately Start Instant Replay recording on the fly between two selections and use Head Trim to remove any unwanted...

Page 45: ...es equipped with the Serial Copy Management System SCMS When DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT is set to PROFESSIONAL this output produces a signal that is compatible with the AES SMPTE digital audio standard This...

Page 46: ...CONTENTS OF THE HARD DISK IF AT ANY TIME THE FORMATTING PROCESS IS ABORTED YOU MUST RECYCLE POWER TURN THE MACHINE OFF THEN BACK ON AGAIN TO ENSURE PROPER OPERATION REPEAT THE FORMAT PROCESS AFTER CYC...

Page 47: ...ading 34 Initial Setup 32 Renaming 36 Supported Clients 31 Uploading 35 Headphone Level Control 10 Hot Keys 9 assigning 10 17 18 overwritng 10 reassigning audio 18 Hot Keys 17 18 Input Level Controls...

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