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FILE SYSTEM 

 

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FAT32 – this will allow viewing of disk content in PC or MAC computer environments (see JPEG2000 CODEC 

section on page 28). Use this mode to copy downloaded firmware files to your SSD for update purposes. 

 

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Native- is a proprietary FFV mode which formats the drive more efficiently; SSD’s formatted in this mode are 

not viewable in computer environments. Use this mode if the Studio Pro is used in a standalone setting and 

no computer review of clips is ever needed.  

 

A.

 

Press the menu button– this will place you in the settings Menu (#13, Figure 4 on page 14). 

B.

 

Highlight the desired option using the scroll wheel (#19, Fig. 4). 

C.

 

Press the selection button and the two file system will be displayed (#14, Fig. 4).  

D.

 

Highlight the desired file system using the scroll wheel (#19, Fig. 4). 

E.

 

Press the selection button to select either the FAT32 or the Native file system (#14, Fig. 4). 

Summary of Contents for Omega HD STUDIO PRO REPLAY

Page 1: ...Preliminary Version subject to change without prior notice Omega HD STUDIO PRO REPLAY Compact Replay Time Shift System User s Manual...

Page 2: ...nsitive devices used within the circuitry All semiconductors as well as some resistors and capacitors may be damaged or degraded by exposure to static electricity If you experience any problems with t...

Page 3: ...5 of the FCC rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference...

Page 4: ...the highest quality digital recording and playback FEATURES Simultaneous Playback and Record SPR User Selectable Time Shift period 2RU Half Rack Form Factor Two units fit in a 2RU Rack mount space Fro...

Page 5: ...www ffv com V 1 0 July 2015 MP Preliminary Version subject to change without prior notice 4 QUICK START GUIDE Figure 1...

Page 6: ...www ffv com V 1 0 July 2015 MP Preliminary Version subject to change without prior notice 5 QUICK START GUIDE continued Figure 2...

Page 7: ...its connection socket B Apply Power Plug the power cable into a wall socket and connect to the AC IN located on the back of the unit 11 Figure 2 page 5 Turn ON the unit by holding the power button lo...

Page 8: ...to FORMAT DISK using the scroll wheel and press the selection button a pop up menu will be displayed with FORMAT using the scroll wheel 14 Fig 1 and press the selection button 13 Fig 1 A second pop u...

Page 9: ...and lit up STOP buttons 8 Fig 3 to stop recording a new clip is created at each RECORD start H Playback After recording has started press the button 9 Fig 1 to cue the play channel to the beginning o...

Page 10: ...f the drive bay door located on the top right of the front panel 5 Fig 3 L Use an approved or FFV supplied 2 5 9 5mm SATA solid state drive SSD and insert it into the drive bay Close the drive bay doo...

Page 11: ...www ffv com V 1 0 July 2015 MP Preliminary Version subject to change without prior notice 10 REAR PANEL CONNECTIONS...

Page 12: ...or 5 SDI VIDEO IN SD HD SDI Video input w 8 tracks of embedded audio IN video on LCD display BNC connector 6 SDI VIDEO LOOP OUT Active monitoring grade video 2 pixel propagation delay embedded audio l...

Page 13: ...udio Out Monitoring output analog audio jack 3 IN Left side of front panel LCD displays the input signal being recorded to the SSD 4 OUT Right side of front panel LCD displays the Time shifted playbac...

Page 14: ...clip and subsequent presses will continue through the available clips in that direction 10 FF or End of clip Button Takes you to the first frame of the next clip If there are no other clips then it cu...

Page 15: ...www ffv com V 1 0 July 2015 MP Preliminary Version subject to change without prior notice 14 FRONT PANEL DISPLAY Figure 4...

Page 16: ...uttle jog mode during playback toggled using selection Button 14 on the same picture 6 Recording ON OFF This position toggles between an outlined green circle and a filled red circle indicating the re...

Page 17: ...ode is not active and the playback channel obeys front panel controls or remote control commands sent to the rear panel s RS 422 connector see REAR PANEL CONNECTIONS on page 10 A Press the Menu button...

Page 18: ...e the scroll wheel to increase or decrease your selection 19 Fig 4 press the selection button 14 Fig 4 to confirm change C Highlight Minutes press the selection button 14 Fig 4 to initiate change and...

Page 19: ...the unit will stop recording when the full storage capacity of the drive is reached A Press the Menu button this will place you in the settings Menu 13 Figure 4 page 14 B Highlight the Loop RECORD Opt...

Page 20: ...nput from the XLR 3 input connectors 1 Fig 2 A Press the Menu button this will place you in the settings Menu 13 Figure 4 page 14 B Highlight the audio Input using the scroll wheel 19 Fig 4 C Press th...

Page 21: ...eached F Press the menu button this will place you in the settings Menu 13 Figure 4 page 14 G Highlight the Loop Playback option using the scroll wheel 19 Fig 4 H Press the selection button and ON OFF...

Page 22: ...FORMAT DISK C Press the selection button 14 Fig 4 to initiate command D A pop up menu will appear use the scroll wheel 19 Fig 4 to highlight FORMAT E Press the selection button 14 Fig 4 to initiate c...

Page 23: ...ly SSD s formatted in this mode are not viewable in computer environments Use this mode if the Studio Pro is used in a standalone setting and no computer review of clips is ever needed A Press the men...

Page 24: ...v this file format will generate clips with a mov file extension to allow viewing of recorded clips in a PC or MAC computer environment see JPEG2000 Codec section on page 28 This file format is used i...

Page 25: ...u in the settings Menu 13 Figure 4 page 14 B Highlight the Video Standard Option using the scroll wheel 19 Fig 4 C Press the selection button and a list of resolutions and frame rates will be displaye...

Page 26: ...o Replay A Press the menu button this will place you in the settings Menu 13 Figure 4 page 14 B Highlight Enabled or Disabled function using the scroll wheel 19 Fig 4 C Press the selection button to s...

Page 27: ...milar to hd2DvrXXXX ofw The other file is for the front panel controls and menus and will bear a name similar to fpReplayXXXX ofw Once you have downloaded the files from the website using the supplied...

Page 28: ...update found will be displayed D Using the scroll wheel 19 Figure 4 page 14 highlight Update and press selection button 14 Fig 4 to start updating and follow screen prompts Once the firmware update is...

Page 29: ...ATA connection using the USB to SATA adapter cable Please note these connections are industry standard so any SATA to USB docking station can be used when transferring video files B Once your computer...

Page 30: ...UT HD SDI digital audio specs 8 Channels embedded Audio Channels HD embedded 8 in 8 out SD embedded 4 in 4 out Resolution 24 bits Sampling Rate 48 KHz Analog audio input output Analog I O Stereo Balan...

Page 31: ...ALL NOT APPLY IF THIS PRODUCT a IS DAMAGED BY NEGLIGENCE ACCIDENT MISUSE OR BY OTHER CAUSES UNRELATED TO DEFECTIVE MATERIALS OR WORKMANSHIP OR b HAS HAD THE SERIAL NUMBER ALTERED DEFACED OR REMOVED AN...

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