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2. Configuration for use under editor control.
Figure 2.
Under RS422 control, the Bel 6110 uses SONY© protocol and identifies itself as a
BVW-75 VTR. The recorded memory of the Bel 6110 appears to the user exactly like a
section of conventional tape which has been pre-striped. The stripe start can be set 0 - 23
Hrs, and the length of the recording will depend on the size of the installed memory (42, 84
or 168 Secs in stereo). The ÒwindowÓ provided by the Bel 6110 can be recorded and
replayed in the same way as magnetic tape. If recording is attempted outside of this
window, then no recording will take place and no record flags will be returned by the
equipment.
Figure 3.
The Bel 6110 is not only an editing tool, but may also be used for audio dubbing for
example, in the making of television trailers. As the diagram shows any number of units can
be locked to a common timecode source, and then used in a similar way to a multi-track
tape machine.
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