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V_1.OM.000160.DRM

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Version 5.0

Doremi Labs, Inc.

Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................................. 10

1.1

V1 U

NCOMPRESSED

HD................................................................................................................ 10

1.2

V1 C

OMPRESSED

HD: JPEG2000 ................................................................................................ 10

1.3

CBS A

LGORITHM

................................................................................................................... 10

1.4

UDIO AND

IME

ODE

.................................................................................................................. 10

DESIGN OF MANUAL........................................................................................................................ 11

2.1

RODUCT

ERIES

.......................................................................................................................... 11

2.2

IRMWARE

ERSIONS

.................................................................................................................... 11

2.3

ENU

USTOMS

............................................................................................................................ 11

INSTALLATION .................................................................................................................................. 12

3.1

ONNECTIONS FOR

ASIC

PERATION

........................................................................................... 12

3.1.1

Basic Input Connections ......................................................................................................... 12

3.1.2

Basic Output Connections....................................................................................................... 13

3.1.3

Power Connection ................................................................................................................... 13

3.2

OWER

N AND

HUT

OWN

......................................................................................................... 14

3.3

THERNET

.................................................................................................................................... 14

3.4

ONNECTING

RS422..................................................................................................................... 15

3.5

ONNECTING

GPI ......................................................................................................................... 15

QUICK START PROCEDURES ......................................................................................................... 16

4.1

AVIGATION

.................................................................................................................................. 16

4.2

OW TO

REATE A

IDEO

EGMENT

.............................................................................................. 17

4.3

OW TO

LAY A

IDEO

EGMENT

................................................................................................... 17

4.4

OW TO

AKE A

INGLE

IDEO

EGMENT

OOP

............................................................................. 18

4.5

OW TO

REATE A

LAYLIST

......................................................................................................... 18

4.6

OW TO

LAY A

LAYLIST

.............................................................................................................. 19

4.7

ASIC

ENU

PERATIONS

............................................................................................................. 19

4.8

ETTING

ECORD

ARAMETERS WITH THE

V1 M

ULTI

-F

ILE

YSTEM

(MFS) ...................................... 19

4.9

ETUP

FOR

LAYBACK

............................................................................................................. 20

4.10

ETUP

FOR

ECORD

................................................................................................................ 20

4.11

EMOTE

PERATION

..................................................................................................................... 20

4.12

AVE

URRENT

ETTINGS TO

EMORY

.......................................................................................... 20

4.13

ETTING THE

IRMWARE

ERSION

UMBER OF THE

V1 .................................................................. 20

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION................................................................................................................. 21

5.1

VERVIEW

: V1-HD

V1-UHD .................................................................................................... 21

5.2

RONT

ANEL

...............................................................................................................................22

5.2.1

Keypad Area............................................................................................................................ 22

5.2.2

Menu Controls and Jog/Shuttle............................................................................................... 23

5.2.3

Transport Controls................................................................................................................... 24

5.2.4

LCD Time Code Display..........................................................................................................25

5.2.5

SCSI Drives............................................................................................................................. 26

5.2.6

LCD Video Display .................................................................................................................. 26

5.3

EAR

ANEL

ESCRIPTION

............................................................................................................ 27

5.3.1

Video In/Out ............................................................................................................................ 27

5.3.2

Audio In/Out ............................................................................................................................ 28

5.3.3

9Pins Connector...................................................................................................................... 28

5.3.4

Ethernet................................................................................................................................... 28

5.3.5

Time Code............................................................................................................................... 28

5.3.6

SCSI ........................................................................................................................................ 29

Summary of Contents for V1-HD

Page 1: ...V_1 OM 000160 DRM Page 1 Version 5 0 Doremi Labs Inc V 1 H D V 1 U H D V 1 U H D L E V i d e o S e r v e r s User Manual Version 5 0...

Page 2: ...17 4 3 HOW TO PLAY A VIDEO SEGMENT 17 4 4 HOW TO MAKE A SINGLE VIDEO SEGMENT LOOP 18 4 5 HOW TO CREATE A PLAYLIST 18 4 6 HOW TO PLAY A PLAYLIST 19 4 7 BASIC MENU OPERATIONS 19 4 8 SETTING RECORD PARAM...

Page 3: ...2 6 5 CHASE COMMAND AND CHASE MODES 34 6 5 1 The Chase Command 34 6 5 2 Chase Mode CHASE to LTC Time Code 34 6 5 3 Chase Mode CHASE to RS422 or Serial Time Code 34 6 6 USING DISCONTINUOUS TIME CODE ON...

Page 4: ...METHOD 70 13 2 1 Creating the Recording File 70 13 2 2 Recording the Left Eye 72 13 2 3 Recording the Right Eye 72 13 2 4 Merging the Left Eye and the Right Eye 73 13 2 5 Creating the 3D File 73 13 2...

Page 5: ...onnection to the Akai DD 1500 in CHASE RS422 Mode 84 18 7 5 Connection to the Fairlight 84 18 7 6 Connection to the Microlynx the Lynx 1 and Lynx 2 synchronizers 85 18 7 7 Connection to the Sonic Solu...

Page 6: ...ualified electrician or Doremi Labs Inc dealer 120VAC 60Hz for USA and CANADA rating 1A 220 230 240VAC 50Hz for Europe rating 0 5A 240VAC 50Hz for Australia rating 0 5A AVIS Le voltage peut diff rer d...

Page 7: ...and away from direct sunlight To avoid damage to internal circuitry as well as the external finish keep the V1 away from sources of direct heat stoves radiators etc Avoid using aerosol insecticides et...

Page 8: ...sentation of a person within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within the product s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude t...

Page 9: ...Voltage directive of the European Community Such marking is indicative that this device meets or exceeds the following technical standard EN 55022 Limits and Methods of Measurement of Radio Interface...

Page 10: ...drive without the use of compression The value priced V1 UHD LE supports 8bit HD video recording only 1 2 V1 Compressed HD JPEG2000 Doremi s V1 HD product line uses JPEG2000 video compression 1 3 The...

Page 11: ...0 The V1 firmware can be checked by going to the OPTION MENU hold the OPTION button then press the MENU button Press the up or down Menu buttons till you reach menu number 00 Press until you see the v...

Page 12: ...3 4 Connecting GPI see paragraph 3 5 3 1 Connections for Basic Operation Depending on the option additional connectors can be available on the rear panel This paragraph provides only a common connect...

Page 13: ...put Connections Figure 3 Audio Outputs V1 Rear Panel Figure 4 Video Output V1 Rear Panel 3 1 3 Power Connection Please connect the power connector as shown on the figure below Figure 5 Power Connectio...

Page 14: ...rding to paragraph 3 1 3 Figure 6 Power Button Front Panel 3 3 Ethernet To set up the Ethernet network connect the Ethernet cable to the Ethernet port of the V1 unit as presented below note that if yo...

Page 15: ...t connect the corresponding cable s to the RS422 connector s presented below Figure 8 RS 422 Connectors Rear Panel 3 5 Connecting GPI No GPI connector is directly available on the V1 To use GPI trigge...

Page 16: ...MFS see paragraph 4 8 Setup V1 for playback see paragraph 4 9 Setup V1 for record see paragraph 4 10 Remote Operation see paragraph 4 11 Save current settings to memory see paragraph 4 12 Getting the...

Page 17: ...ying 4 3 How to Play a Video Segment The procedure below explains how to play a video segment assuming that the segment exists Figure 11 How to Play a Video Segment Step 1 Locate to desired start of v...

Page 18: ...ss Step 4 Enter the same segment number again Step 5 Press ENTER Step 6 Play the looped segment according to the procedure presented in the paragraph 4 3 above Step 1 Create all the segments that will...

Page 19: ...ubmenus Use the or keys Exit the Menu or Abort Press the ESCAPE button 4 8 Setting Record Parameters with the V1 Multi File System MFS The V1 will always contain one default file clip Each file has a...

Page 20: ...io source format Analog or SDI 2 To record locate to the desired point on the drive and hold RECORD then press PLAY or set Rec at to End F in OPTION MENU 1 which will cause the V1 to start recording a...

Page 21: ...curate control via RS 422 makes the V1 UHD a drop in replacement for any HD video tape recorder The available Gigabit Ethernet interface is ideal for fast network transfer of still image and movie fil...

Page 22: ...channel 1 can be selected If it is in 1R 1P mode channels 1 and 2 can be selected AUD SEL Audio Select button Switches between audio channel pairs for the headphone connection ALPHA NUMERIC KEYPAD Th...

Page 23: ...TOGGLE Use this button to change selections within most menus and options Nudge the value backward Also locates one field or frame back from the current position This depends if you are in frame or f...

Page 24: ...SLO MO Activates the external wheel for slow motion control The slow motion is forward only with predefined values of 0 3 10 15 20 25 30 40 50 60 65 75 80 87 93 100 5 2 3 Transport Controls Figure 19...

Page 25: ...d in MENU 2 Time Mode The display also shows Drop NonDrop information Means NonDrop and means DROP frame Field one shows Field two shows or The Second line displays the following At the V1 start up th...

Page 26: ...Data Express or with external raid5 storage When mounted in a removable tray hard drives can be removed or installed while the V1 is on line without the need to shut the unit off To remove or install...

Page 27: ...V1 synchronization reference Bi Level or Tri level sync input Locks the V1 to an external sync source Sync input should not exceed 1V P P CVBS Composite Video Reference Output Standard Video Resoluti...

Page 28: ...34 are set to the RS422 position this connector will be used as a second RS422 port this is the default setting when the unit is shipped If all 9 jumpers on J34 are set to MIDI BP position this connec...

Page 29: ...i Labs Inc 5 3 6 SCSI Standard 68 pin female connector for connection to external SCSI drives When connecting external Raid5 storage the raid box should be terminated All V1 internal drives supplied b...

Page 30: ...ng files press ENTER to erase the selected file or ESCAPE to abort 6 1 5 Files and Time Code Each file is considered to have available a pre striped time code range with continuous ascending time code...

Page 31: ...d select the desired protocol in Emulate 6 3 3 Odetics Limited Mode The V1 has an emulation mode called Limited Mode When a file is loaded and you are in Limited Mode operation will be limited to the...

Page 32: ...the up arrow key and enter the next segment you can also define the previous segment then press ENTER 6 4 4 Creating a Play List and Loops Once the segments are fully defined as described above a play...

Page 33: ...ng any segment from that list 7 8 9 or 10 Modifying a list during playback A list can be modified during playback This is useful to allow jumps from one list to the other If we use the two play list d...

Page 34: ...source machine and the V1 should be synchronized to the same source of House Sync and the time code should be fed from the source machine into the LTC IN of the V1 Begin playing the source machine The...

Page 35: ...TSC frame rates please select DF or NDF in OPTION MENU 17 To enter your Time Code Offset locate to any position on the drive manually enter the new time code desired at that location and then hold dow...

Page 36: ...remilabs com To record video on the V1 follow the Setup V1 for Record paragraph 4 10 To create play lists and video segments via the front panel see the Creating a Play List and Loops paragraph 6 4 4...

Page 37: ...1 00 00 00 or any other delay using the numeric keypad then press the ENTER button This will locate both recorder and player to 0 time code The recorder will start recording and the player will wait f...

Page 38: ...set in the CONTROLLER MENU 05 Every time you press SAVE the segment number will increment and the new time code will be captured If you want to recall a specific segment press the or buttons until you...

Page 39: ...ine When you reach the point where you want to punch in hold down PLAY and press REC to start recording Press PLAY or STOP to stop overdubbing 7 6 3 Overdubbing Insert of Video or Audio Only This feat...

Page 40: ...ction contain all the menus that can be available without indicating in which configuration you will really have access to these menu depending on the option of your unit 8 1 Menu Chart 1 Control 2 Ti...

Page 41: ...od Norm Enhan Jog Speed FULL 100 PLIField no ChaseFWL no LimToSeg no Loop Mode OFF ON Emulate V1 EmulateDVW500 Odetics Odetics lmtd VDCP louth Emulate BVW 75 RS 232C Rec at Cur P End F Segment no NoVi...

Page 42: ...ERGE COPY MD CH 01 no db Mute Always On MUTE 100 9 VID IN VANC ln1 aut no VANC ln2 aut no 10 VID OUT HTRIG Off ON HTRIG no VTRIG no Embd LTC OFF ON CC Out OFF ON BIW Pos B C B L T L T C T R B R BIW Al...

Page 43: ...nabled 17 TIME CODE TimeCode LTC ATC A Time NDF DF 00 INFO MODE V1 no IP no Mask no S N no no Megs RAM Mode 1R 1P 1R P Netpos None Master Slave GNet Disable Enable j2k vers no 19 VID MIXER TYPE NONE F...

Page 44: ...s Inc 8 3 Controller Menu Chart 01 VIDEO 02 COMPOSITE OUT 05 PREROLL ON OFF ON OFF 03 BURN IN WINDOW ON OFF 04 DELAY MODE OFF HH MM SS FF OFF HH MM SS FF 06 SLOMO MODE OFF ON 07 GANG MODE OFF ON 08 42...

Page 45: ...ending on the selection in OPTION MENU 17 During record the V1 will not check for time code input on the LTC or the ATC and will record at the current location or at the End of file depending on the s...

Page 46: ...ase the incoming Time Code to start the play but then will keep in playing until the incoming time code stops completely i e the same value and the time code is not incrementing or disappears After th...

Page 47: ...s take effect 00 Info Mode V1 no Displays the V1 Version number IP and Mask below must be set to conform to your LAN so that you can operate the V1 and upgrade the firmware via the Ethernet connection...

Page 48: ...ipped with the Gigabit option will have 2 Ethernet connectors on the back panel The lower connector is the built in 100BT and the higher connector is the Gigabit Only one of the two connectors can be...

Page 49: ...put EE Jog On Ch Select between 1 2 3 4 5 6 and 7 8 When the V1 is playing at any speed below 100 the audio will output from only two channels Use this option to select which tracks the audio will be...

Page 50: ...o avoid recording over existing material set this option to End F Note Rec at End F is not valid if the Time Mode is set to Time Code In those this mode the unit will synchronize to the incoming time...

Page 51: ...sec standard 1080 24p Selects 1080 line progressive 24 frames sec standard 1080 48i Selects 1080 line interlaced 48 fields sec standard 1080 47 95i Selects 1080 line interlaced 47 95 fields sec stand...

Page 52: ...ameter should be set to 1 Stripe on no Sets the number of disks in the RaidSets see option below This parameter should be set to the total number of drives in the Raid set RaidSets no Sets the number...

Page 53: ...ommands in this section press TOGGLE The message Are you sure will appear on the LCD screen To accept press ENTER If you change your mind press ESCAPE Mount If you have more than one drive MD powered...

Page 54: ...Vid OUT The Video Output settings below affect the video on the output during playback from the drive HTRIG Horizontal Trigger adjustment Set the HTRIG adjustment ON or OFF HTRIG Enter the Horizontal...

Page 55: ...elect On Video To insert overdub video select On Assemble If this option is set to On all the previous 3 submenus above will default to the On position and the drive is set for normal recording video...

Page 56: ...otocol at 4800 or 9600 bauds 1 For Serial Port 1 Select P2 or the LD protocol 2 For Serial Port 2 Select P2 or the LD protocol 10 16 TIME Code This menu is presented below TimeCode Allows to choose be...

Page 57: ...ff Default is on 02 Composite Out Switches the composite output on the rear panel on or off Default is on 03 Burn In Window When ON the burn in window will be enabled on the confidence LCD monitor it...

Page 58: ...Record button to go in EE mode When you see an event worth marking press SAVE this will increment the Segment number and save the IN point of the clip minus the Preroll value setting see Preroll abov...

Page 59: ...MENU 2 The V1 HD does not allow for repeating or non continuous time code The file time line starts at 0 and ends at 24hrs When Time Mode is set to Time Code the V1 will read the incoming time code L...

Page 60: ...Use the Time Code inch balanced input for LTC time code Figure 24 SDI Video Input A and B Connection 12 1 2 2 Output Connections The Video part output is on SDI Out A1 and SDI Out A2 The Key part outp...

Page 61: ...y to set the V1 HD in EE mode Displays the video on the input If you see a valid video signal on your monitor and if the displayed time code is increasing you can press REC and PLAY at the same time t...

Page 62: ...y part to be recorded separately in the same file The audio should be recorded with the Video part The Video part time line placement should be before the one of the Key part The Video part and the Ke...

Page 63: ...Connection 12 2 1 2 Output Connections During the recording or the playback of a Single video file the same output is on all SDI Out A1 SDI Out A2 SDI Out B1 and SDI Out B2 During playback of the 3D...

Page 64: ...the Key part locate to a time code location beyond the end of the recorded video Example if the Video part starts at 00 00 00 00 and ends at 00 10 00 00 locate to 01 00 00 00 To locate enter the time...

Page 65: ...ecorded Key part video Go back to the Menu Press the key the Sync point S2 will be displayed Press Enter to accept the S2 Sync point Press the key Aud from L CH will be displayed Aud from L CH in this...

Page 66: ...will need to have a free space on the drive sufficient for 30 minutes of recording at 220Mb s After the merged Video Key file is verified and plays properly in sync you can delete the Single video re...

Page 67: ...og and AES audio are at 16 bit depth the SDI embedded audio is at 16 bit or 32 bit depth the V1 HD also records LTC and ATC time code The V1 HD records in different ways depending on the Time Code Mod...

Page 68: ...Frame Select V1 Encoding Select 16 bit Audio Select Standard VANC Select 10b Precision To create the recording file Hold the OPTION key and press SAVE Press Enter to create the file 13 1 2 Recording t...

Page 69: ...Time Code Mode menu MENU 2 Press the REC button only to set the V1 HD in EE mode Displays the video on the input If you see a valid video signal on your monitor and if the displayed time code is incr...

Page 70: ...ight Eye to be recorded separately in the same file The audio should be recorded with the Left Eye The Left Eye time line placement should be before that of the Right Eye The Left Eye and the Right Ey...

Page 71: ...A Connection 13 2 1 2 Output Connections During the recording or the playback of a Single video file the same output is on all SDI Out A1 SDI Out A2 SDI Out B1 and SDI Out B2 During playback of the 3D...

Page 72: ...Right Eye locate to a time code location beyond the end of the recorded video Example if the Left Eye starts at 00 00 00 00 and ends at 00 10 00 00 locate to 01 00 00 00 To locate enter the time code...

Page 73: ...in the recorded Right Eye video Go back to the Menu Press the key the Sync point S2 will be displayed Press Enter to accept the S2 Sync point Press the key Aud from L CH will be displayed Aud from L C...

Page 74: ...space on the drive sufficient for 30 minutes of recording at 220Mb s After the merged 3D file is verified and plays properly in sync you can delete the Single video recording file To delete the singl...

Page 75: ...port is unknown by them In this case set the EMULATION to BVW75 14 3 The Video has no Colors If the video is not stable and is not displaying colors properly you have set the MENU 3 Sync Source to Aut...

Page 76: ...Inc 15 Technical Support Technical Support Contact Information On the web www doremilabs com select the support button Tel 818 562 1101 Fax 818 562 1109 Email Support doremilabs com Address Doremi Lab...

Page 77: ...a refund for the repair costs by submitting a claim to Doremi instructions are obtained by contacting Doremi at the address printed on this certificate This warranty applies only to hardware products...

Page 78: ...r materials delivered by the Licensor to the Customer pursuant to this Agreement may in whole or in part be assigned sublicensed loaned out distributed or otherwise transferred by the Customer to any...

Page 79: ...sor has been advised of the possibility of such damages Licensor s liability to the Customer for actual damages for any cause whatsoever and regardless of the form of the action will be limited to the...

Page 80: ...VUploader compressed file 18 3 Upgrading the RCV2 Firmware All silver V1 decks have two firmwares one for the V1 motherboard and another for the front panel the RCV2 18 3 1 Check your RCV2 Firmware Ve...

Page 81: ...6 300 160 160 Drive Qty 2 2 2 3 3 4 4 11 22 Total Rack Units 3RU 3RU 3RU 3RU 3RU 3RU 3RU 5RU 7RU HD Format Bit Coding Xfr Mb s 8 411 78 1 34 3 08 2 06 4 17 6 18 12 36 8 422 104 17 38 1 15 1 11 2 22 1...

Page 82: ...14 31 45 22 71 17 HD 125 0 36 1 13 2 27 5 00 18 40 58 20 91 40 HD 100 0 44 1 30 3 02 6 12 23 10 72 25 113 49 HD 75 1 00 2 01 4 05 8 20 31 06 97 13 152 46 HD 60 1 15 2 32 5 06 10 25 38 53 121 31 190 58...

Page 83: ...tion to the DAWN workstation v 4 3c or later 1 Feed house sync to the V1 and the DAWN 2 Connect the time code out of the DAWN to the time code in of the V1 3 Connect the RS422 port 1 of the V1 to one...

Page 84: ...lave to Slave cable pin 1 pin 1 pin 2 pin 8 pin 3 pin 7 pin 4 pin 6 pin 5 pin 5 pin 6 pin 4 pin 7 pin 3 pin 8 pin 2 pin 9 pin 9 2 Feed house sync to the V1 and to the DD1500 3 Connect the serial cable...

Page 85: ...n your D24 or MIX card but note that the VTPRO software will NOT operate through this port 2 Connect the V1 LTC output to your LTC to MTC converter for example MOTU s MTP2 MTP AV Opcode Midi interface...

Page 86: ...e V1 to Audicy s time code input You don t need to connect Audicy s time code output 3 Connect the RS422 port 1 of the V1 to the Audicy s RS 422 output through the Orban adapter cable supplied 4 Make...

Page 87: ...Studer Dyaxis SSL Screensound Synclavier TimeLine Vista Waveframe StudioFrame TimeLine Lynx Micro Lynx Synchronizers Special note for the SSL Screensound On the Screensound go into the page Setup Ser...

Page 88: ...V_1 OM 000160 DRM Page 88 Version 5 0 Doremi Labs Inc 19 Document Revision History Date Version Description 03 04 2008 5 0 Dedicated V1 user manual for V1 HD V1 UHD and V1 UHD LE series...

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