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Table of contents 

 
Warnings and Precautions ............................................................................................................................. - 3 -

 

Warranty ........................................................................................................................................................ - 4 -

 

Disposal ......................................................................................................................................................... - 4 -

 

Packing List: .................................................................................................................................................. - 5 -

 

Outline and Features ..................................................................................................................................... - 6 -

 

How to mount 2.5" hard drive into removable caddy. .................................................................................... - 7 -

 

Connections & Controls ................................................................................................................................. - 8 -

 

Front Panel ............................................................................................................................................. - 8 -

 

Rear Panel ............................................................................................................................................ - 10 -

 

Providing Power ........................................................................................................................................... - 11 -

 

VTR Mode .................................................................................................................................................... - 11 -

 

Menu Navigation .......................................................................................................................................... - 12 -

 

General Setup ...................................................................................................................................... - 16 -

 

Recording ............................................................................................................................................. - 16 -

 

Recording ............................................................................................................................................. - 17 -

 

Playback ............................................................................................................................................... - 18 -

 

HDD Mode ............................................................................................................................................ - 19 -

 

RS-232 Controller Command Set ................................................................................................................ - 20 -

 

Dimension .................................................................................................................................................... - 22 -

 

Specifications ............................................................................................................................................... - 23 -

 

Service & Support ........................................................................................................................................ - 24 -

 

 

Summary of Contents for DN-600

Page 1: ...1 HD SD Recorder DN 600 Quick Start Guide www datavideo tek com...

Page 2: ...6 How to mount 2 5 hard drive into removable caddy 7 Connections Controls 8 Front Panel 8 Rear Panel 10 Providing Power 11 VTR Mode 11 Menu Navigation 12 General Setup 16 Recording 16 Recording 17 Pl...

Page 3: ...et do not exceed 15 amperes 11 Never push objects of any kind into this unit through the cabinet ventilation slots as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short out parts that could result in ri...

Page 4: ...manner other than that specified by Datavideo or has been subjected to abuse or modification will be repaired for time and material charges at the Buyer s expense This warranty does not affect your s...

Page 5: ...included in the box If any items are missing please contact your supplier 1 x Power Supply 12V 1 5A 2 x 2 5 Removable HDD Enclosure 1 x USB mini to standard USB Y type 10 x M3 X 4 m m Screws 2 x 2 0 X...

Page 6: ...dapters offered Record and Playback as you would a tape recorder with familiar operational settings Connects to a computer as a standard Hard Disk Drive HDD with all recorded content appearing as file...

Page 7: ...ocal Datavideo Office If your DN 600 does not come with a hard drive pre fitted in the caddy please follow these instructions to fit your own drive Always check compatibility before buying hard drive...

Page 8: ...below the LCD are dependent upon the current operation mode Each function changes with each different operation mode The Soft Key s current functions are displayed on the bottom line of the LCD panel...

Page 9: ...ing the STOP button will end recording and enter the Stop mode Level Adjustments The Audio Level Adjustments allow you to adjust the headphones volume headphones Jack Accepts a stereo mini jack plug f...

Page 10: ...for audio input Left Right TC IN The connection is for time code single input Audio input output 2 channels XLR Balanced Audio input output DC In Socket The connection is used for the battery or the A...

Page 11: ...ypes HDV all frame rates or NTSC DV or PAL DV If an unformatted DN 600 is inserted the DN 600 will recognize it and suggest it be formatted to its signal type If a DN 600 is inserted and is format for...

Page 12: ...ording content This action needs to be taken before connecting as an HDD EMPTY THIS BIN Empties or erases the content within the presently selected bin this step is irrevocable once the final question...

Page 13: ...e regardless of the time code behavior Note that the current selection will be marked with an asterisk SET RECORD DATE This option modifies the date attribute of the created file when the source is an...

Page 14: ...om Table 3 details the actions for each option Pressing the Menu key will return to the Main Level Menu Option Action taken SET LOOP PLAY When enabled and the last frame has been played the recorder w...

Page 15: ...risk MODIFY HDD VOLUME ID When connecting to a computer in the HDD mode the disk will have for volume name Datavideo xx This option sets the xx value A useful feature when connecting multiple volumes...

Page 16: ...e is connected then the External is generated the DN 600 and is in the dropped frame format The internal time code referred to here is the absolute frame number of the recording in the selected bin an...

Page 17: ...If that date is not valid then the current record date set by this option is used Recording Starting Select one of 99 Bins by pressing the PREVIOUS or NEXT keys in the Idle menu Two common ways of st...

Page 18: ...terface or the serial port interface if it is enabled When playing the time displayed is controlled by the TC DISPLAY FORMAT option When play is stopped the time displayed is the time code of the last...

Page 19: ...bin is most likely to contain the end of the previous clip up to 2 seconds worth Conversely the end of a clip is most likely to be found in the first file of the next clip For an accurate correlation...

Page 20: ...20 RS 232 Controller Command Set...

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Page 22: ...22 Dimension...

Page 23: ...Outputs DV25 Digital Input and Output DV25 HDV DVCPro 25 Recording time minutes per 10GB DV25 46 3 HDV 49 4 at 1080i 64 3 at 720p Media File Format DV25 avi Type II Microsoft Canopus mov mxf OP1A HDV...

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