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Version:  110930

                      Sport-HD INSTRUCTION MANUAL                                           Page 7 of 20

INSTALLATION

1. 

 

Install the RM-HD1 and/or RM-HD2 SPORT-HD Replay Recorders in a 19 inch rack using standard mounting
methods.  The rear of the units may secured if desired using separately purchased rack ears (required only in
high shock applications).  

2. 

 

Connect HDSDI IN of each channel to a feed from a camera, CCU, or an input selection router.

3. 

 

Connect HDSDI OUT of each channel to a video switcher, distribution system, and/or monitor.  

4. 

 

Connect HD or SD video reference to REF input (standard bi-level SD blackburst or tri-level HD sync signals
are adequate).  Reference is optional but important for frame accurate multi channel systems or when timed
signals are required by the production switcher.

5. 

 

Optionally, connect up to 2 channels of line level analog audio inputs and outputs to the XLR connectors on the
units (+4 professional levels, not -10 consumer levels).  Alternately the HDSDI IN may be fed through a digital
audio embedder and/or the HDSDI OUT may feed a digital audio disembedder to add/extract embedded digital
audio to/from the HDSDI signals.  Eight channels of audio are available using embedded signals.  

6. 

 

Using the 15 foot (5 meter) RJ45 cable, connect the PANEL connector of the first (CH-1) RM-HD unit to the
AUX-E connector on the TBar.  Using a short RJ45 cable, connect the AUX connector on the TBar to the main
control panel RJ45 connector.  In applications where the control panel must be located farther than a 15 foot
cable will allow, an extension system is available that allows up to 1000 meters of distance.  

7. 

 

Using a short RJ45 cable, connect the PANEL connector of each successive RM-HD unit to the previous
channel's NEXT connector.  This is how the channels are assigned to the control system.  

8. 

 

If time of day timecode is available, connect it to the TC connector on the Sport-EX TBar.  

9. 

 

Connect the 12VDC, 3A (minimum) power supply to the power input of each RM-HD and apply mains power.
The displays of the control panel should light up and the lamps on each RM-HD disk should light.  After about
25 seconds, all channels should be finished booting and recording/playback should be possible.

10. 

 

Press SETUP, STOP, UP arrow to CHANNEL QTY, ENTER.  Type the number of channels on the keypad (1-
6), ENTER.  F1 through up to F6, depending on the number of channels, are channel select keys.

11. 

 

Double-tap a channel select F-key to control all channels.  Select a single channel with a single tap.  Hold one
and press others to select some channels.  The red LED above channel select keys indicate the channels
being controlled.  The green LED above one indicates which channel is shown on the STATUS display.  

12. 

 

Select the type of HDSDI signal that is to be used on each channel as follows:  Select one or more channels.
Press SETUP, REC, use the UP and DOWN arrows to INPUT VIDEO SEL, press ENTER, UP and DOWN
arrows to input type (INTERLACE, PROGRESSIVE), press ENTER.  Also set the frame rate (field rate if
interlaced):  DOWN arrow to TV STANDARD SEL, enter, UP and DOWN arrows to the frame (or field) rate
(59.94, 50).  These must both be set correctly or recordings will playback black and playback will not cue.

13. 

 

Optionally, enter the time of day and date using the menu (if timecode is applied, only the date is relevant):
Press SETUP, REC, UP/DOWN arrows to SET TIME OF DAY, ENTER, and enter the time of day (HHMMSS)
in 24 hour format (add 12 to hours for PM, 00 for 12AM), ENTER, enter date (YYMMDD), ENTER, HOME.  

14. 

 

Make a test recording:  Press REC, wait at least five seconds, press CUE, the STATUS display should read
CUED.  Press PLAY, all channels should play back the recorded video.  If CUED does not appear and/or video
does not play back on any channels, check the HDSDI type and rate (step 12) and check input/output signals
by inserting a BNC barrel between the input and output cables in place of the suspect RM-HD to see if input
HDSDI feeds through to the output monitoring.  If it checks OK and you are sure the HDSDI is the same format
as set in step 12, the disk may be bad or may need formatting.  

WARNING:  Whenever power is disconnected from an RM-HD, always wait at least 5 seconds before reapplying
power.  Failure to follow this procedure results in “short cycling” the disk drive power and, on rare occasions, could
cause permanent damage to the disk drive.  Avoid applying unreliable power that is susceptible to repeated
interruptions or “brown outs”.  The disk drive is not covered under the Sport-HD warranty.

Summary of Contents for Sport

Page 1: ...3 3 5 W o r l d T r a d e D r i v e S u i t e 1 1 S a n D i e g o C A 9 2 1 2 8 T e l e p h o n e 8 5 8 4 5 1 1 3 5 0 w w w b u f t e k c o m F a x 8 5 8 4 5 1 6 5 8 9 High Definition Replay System INSTRUCTION MANUAL VERSION 110930 ...

Page 2: ... QUICK CUE KEYS 11 BUMP I O TBAR REQUIRED 11 SCAN 11 CLIP SCAN 12 SHUTTLE 12 ERASING RECORDED MATERIAL 12 PLAYLISTS 12 PLAYLIST SETUP 12 QUICK PLAYLIST CREATION 12 PLAYLIST PLAYBACK 12 LOOPING 13 STATUS DISPLAY 13 REMAINING TIME DISPLAY 13 REMAINING TIME IN SLO MO 13 TIMECODE POSITION DISPLAY 13 MENU DISPLAY 13 HOME DISPLAY 13 PLAYLIST DISPLAY 14 MENUS 14 CUSTOMIZATION 15 PERSONALITY MENU ITEMS 15...

Page 3: ...RATIONAL PREFERENCES 17 CHANNEL QUANTITY 17 RECUE WHEN PLAY 17 BUMP AUTO START 17 KNOB SENSITIVITY 17 JOG MAX SPEED 17 JOG SENSITIVITY 17 SCANNING SPEEDS 17 PLAYLIST SETUP MENU 17 CUE POINTS 18 SET PREROLL 18 F KEYS SETUP MENU 18 MISC MENU ITEMS 18 VERSION AND TEST 18 LED BRIGHTNESS 18 MENU STATUS DISPLAY ANGLES 18 INITIALIZE UNIT 18 COLD BOOT 18 SPECIFICATIONS 19 VIDEO 19 AUDIO 19 CONTROL RESOLUT...

Page 4: ...pply power should not be reapplied for at least five 5 seconds Failure to follow this procedure results in short cycling of the power and could cause permanent damage to the disk drive Also the disk cartridge should never be removed from or installed into Sport HD while power is connected This warranty is in lieu of all other warranties express or implied including but not limited to any implied w...

Page 5: ...Version 110930 Sport HD INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 5 of 20 SPORT EX CONTROL PANEL ...

Page 6: ... Sport HD feed channels with test sources tape off air or DVD and outputs to monitors Don t use static pictures for testing the more motion the better Start with displays F1 Fx REC MARK CUE PLAY SLOW KNOB SCAN Play with it until you are comfortable then move on to PLAYLIST LOOP BUMP I O ...

Page 7: ...ooting and recording playback should be possible 10 Press SETUP STOP UP arrow to CHANNEL QTY ENTER Type the number of channels on the keypad 1 6 ENTER F1 through up to F6 depending on the number of channels are channel select keys 11 Double tap a channel select F key to control all channels Select a single channel with a single tap Hold one and press others to select some channels The red LED abov...

Page 8: ...ut point To resume playback press PLAY or a slo mo key Playback will again stop at the end of the recording To cue to the out point hold OUT while pressing CUE Hold OUT and press PREROLL to cue 2 seconds before the out point 10 To change the in point beginning of an existing cue hold ENTER or IN and press MARK 11 Clip scan To quickly scan a loaded clip from in to out press both scan keys together ...

Page 9: ...what depending on program content See SELECTING CHANNELS if recording is not to occur on all channels PLAYBACK Press PLAY to play material at normal speed or use F7 to play at F8 to play at or F9 to play at normal speed see SLO MO SPEED PRESET KEYS Move the TBar to vary playback speed between zero and 100 normal speed So that speed changes are always smooth and don t change suddenly the TBar does ...

Page 10: ...list too because the playlist simply contains a reference to the cue point s number MARK BACKTIMING A unique feature of the Sport EX controller is called variable mark backtiming This feature applies quick and effortless compensation for the amount of time taken to hit the MARK key after replay worthy action was observed and evaluated Events that are worthy of replay generally are not apparent unt...

Page 11: ...ow motion speed preset keys To change a key s function press SETUP the key then the UP DOWN arrow keys SLO MO SPEED PRESET KEYS To change the speed of a Slo mo Speed Preset key press SETUP the Slo mo Speed Preset key the speed in percent of normal then ENTER Press HOME when done QUICK CUE KEYS The current cue point the one showing on the MENU display can be assigned to a Quick Cue key at any time ...

Page 12: ...e current step and cue point and the next step and cue point The STATUS display shows the actual time adjusted for slo mo speed that it will take for the playlist to finish playing to the next still STL or end If looping is enabled while playing a playlist the entire playlist is looped PLAYLIST SETUP To create a playlist press SETUP the number of the playlist 0 4 then PLAYLIST If you skip the numb...

Page 13: ...slow motion mode the speed reads out in percent of normal speed when in scan or shuttle the display reads in multiples of normal speed The beginning of the top line shows the cue point that was last cued with CUE or PREROLL or created with REC REMAINING TIME DISPLAY The top line of the STATUS display shows the time remaining in either the current clip time until OUT point or if playlist mode is en...

Page 14: ...re KEY PRESSED AFTER SETUP MENU MENU ITEMS MARK PERSONALITY MENU ITEMS SAVE PERSONALITY RECALL PERSONALITY REGISTER RECALL DEFAULTS CALC VS PHONE STYLE NUMERIC KEYPAD PLAY DDR SETUP ITEMS EXTERNAL REF SD CHANNELS ONLY SET INPUT LEVELS SD CHANNELS ONLY EXT DDR CONTROL NATIVE ODETICS EXT DDR SOFTWARE UPDATE REC RECORD SETTINGS SHOWS DISK SPACE INPUT VIDEO SEL TIME OF DAY DATE COMPRESSION SD CHANNELS...

Page 15: ...video timing reference and facilitates subcarrier and horizontal phase adjustments If reference video is not supplied to the REF connector you MUST disable this menu or serious random picture breakup and timing disturbances will occur If external reference is not required or applied select DISABLED and press ENTER to enable internal free run reference Video timing can be adjusted only in playback ...

Page 16: ...time of day This does not work with HD channels which must start at zero or cueing will not work Once set SD channels keep track of time of day even through power interruptions If a timecode signal is applied to the TBar TC input time of day is automatically set DO NOT APPLY TIMECODE TO THE TBAR IF HD CHANNELS ARE USED COMPRESSION SD CHANNELS ONLY Sets the amount of data compression used for recor...

Page 17: ...E key causes a clean cut to the current cue the one on the MENU display without stopping or even pausing Normally the CUE key stops playback and cues to a still This works like a manual playlist step continuing to the new cue point at the current speed When playing enter any cue point number on the keypad then hit CUE to switch to the next cue then repeat as desired If disabled default this featur...

Page 18: ...LES Adjusts display contrasts to optimize for viewing angle INITIALIZE UNIT DO NOT USE THIS MENU ITEM LIGHTLY This menu item clears all PERSONALITY REGS which is not recommended unless you really mean to clear them This can be done without erasing personality data by using the COLD BOOT function see COLD BOOT COLD BOOT In rare instances especially during heavy ESD electrostatic discharge events li...

Page 19: ... balanced 4 dBu nominal line level Resolution 24 bits Sampling Rate 48 KHz CONTROL RESOLUTION Knob resolution 256 PPR minimum 2 pulse direction change hysteresis TBar resolution 12 bits 4095 steps 2 step direction change hysteresis DISK DRIVE Interface Type SATA 2 5 form factor cartridge with mini USB Capacity 500G POWER Voltage 12VDC 20 Current Startup 3A Maximum required for startup Power Operat...

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