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FS-2/2E Studio DTE Disk Recorder

 

User Guide

    

114

5.1.6 DTE File Formats 

• FS-2 and FS-2E: RawDV (.dv), AVI Type 1, AVI Type 2, Canopus AVI 

and Matrox AVI (.avi), QuickTime (.mov), Pinnacle (.avi) or Avid DV-

OMF (.omf) 

• FS-2E (or FS-2 with 2.0 upgrade): 24P AVI Type 2, and 24P Quicktime.

5.1.7 Disk Information 

• Internal Disk Type: 120 GB, IDE, 7200 RPM 
• External Disk Type: User Supplied IEEE-1394a FireWire 
• Disk Format: FAT32 
• FAT32 FireWire HDD compatible with Windows 98SE, ME, 2000, XP 

and Mac OS9 and OSX Compliance and Warranty 

• CE, C-Tick and FCC 
• 2-Year Limited Warranty 

5.1.8 Compatible DV Formats 

• DV, MiniDV, DVCam and DVCPro 

5.2 FS-2/2E LCD Display Modes

The table below shows LCD characteristics when used with different FS-2/2E 

control, record, play and stop modes:

PLAY/REC Mode Command  LCD Display

Stop STOP 
Pause ll 

PLAY 

Play 

 PLAY 

Rec (Pause)

ll  REC 

Normal Rec (Rec) 

REC 

Retro Disk (Stop) 

L  STOP 

Retro Disk (Standby) 

L  REC 

Retro Cache (Stop) 

C  STOP 

Retro Cache (Standby) 

C  REC 

Loop Record (Stop) 

O  STOP 

Loop Record (Standby) 

O  REC 

Loop Record (Rec) 

O  REC 

Snap (Stop) 

STOP 

Snap (Standby) 

ll  SNAP 

Snap (Rec) 

ll  SNAP 

Time Lapse (Stop) 

STOP 

Time Lapse (Pause) 

ll T REC 

Time Lapse (Rec) 

  T REC 

Summary of Contents for Firestore FS-2

Page 1: ...FS 2 2E Studio DTE Disk Recorder User Guide MANL 0927 04 ...

Page 2: ...Caution For continued protection against fire replace only with fuses of correct rating as listed on the rear panel Caution TO PREVENT THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER OR BACK NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL In the FS 2 2E Documentation The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of...

Page 3: ...BEEN MADE TO ENSURE THAT THE INFORMATION IN THIS DOCUMENT IS COMPLETE AND ACCURATE AT THE TIME OF PRINTING HOWEVER THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS DOCUMENT IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE Copyright Copyright 2006 FOCUS ENHANCEMENTS All Rights Reserved The material contained in this document is also protected by copyright laws of the United States of America and other countries It may not be reproduced or d...

Page 4: ...equipment and will not make allowance or credit for unauthorized use or access Unauthorized Alterations and Modifications Alterations or modifications to Focus Enhancements equipment or software that is carried out without appropriate authorization may invalidate the product warranties and the user s right to operate the equipment USA Office Hours Monday through Friday 8 00 AM to 5 00PM Central Ti...

Page 5: ...orporate Customers If the FS 2 2E has problems that cannot be corrected over the telephone by Focus Enhancements technical support it may be necessary to return the converter to Focus Enhancements To contact Focus Enhancements All materials shipped back to Focus Enhancements must be accompanied by a Return Materials Authorization RMA number Contact Focus Enhancements Technical Support to receive a...

Page 6: ...radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on correct the i...

Page 7: ... and operating instructions should be read before the product is operated Retain Documentation Place documentation in a secure place for future reference on operating and safety instructions Follow All Operating and Safety Instructions Pay Attention to All Warnings Warnings are provided to protect the operator the equipment and content This symbol indicates information about features functions ope...

Page 8: ...s or integral convenience receptacles as this can result in a risk of fire or electric shock Verify Power Plugs are Fully Inserted To prevent potential electrical shock to personnel verify that the FS 2 2E power cord plug is fully inserted into a grounded receptor and that the plug blades are not exposed ATTENTION POUR PREVENIR LES CHOCS ELECTRIQUES NE PAS UTILISER CETTE FICHE POLARISEE AVEC UN PR...

Page 9: ... defeat the safety purpose of the grounding type plug Outdoor Antenna Grounding If an outside antenna or cable system is connected to the FS 2 2E verify that the antenna or cable system is grounded This provides some protection against voltage surges and built up static charges Refer to Article 810 of the National Electric Code ANSI NFPA 70 for information about the proper grounding of the mast an...

Page 10: ...power supply cord or plug is damaged If liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the product If the product has been exposed to rain or water If the product does not operate normally when following the operating instructions Adjust only those controls that are covered by the operating instructions The incorrect adjustment of other controls can result in damage and often requires extensi...

Page 11: ...toves or other electrical devices including amplifiers that generate heat Wall or Ceiling Mounts This device should not be mounted to a wall or ceiling Any mounting of this device should follow its instructions and should use only mounting accessories recommended by Focus Enhancements Moving Use appropriate safe lifting practices Do not over load or unbalance carts when moving product Ventilation ...

Page 12: ...id if the serial number or model number identification has been wholly or partially removed or erased Repair or replacement under the terms of this warranty do not extend the terms of this warranty Repairs or replacement performed outside of the warranty period will carry a warranty for 60 days from return shipment This warranty can not be modified by an agent of FOCUS ENHANCEMENTS Inc unless in w...

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Page 15: ... Connection Panel 10 Setting Up the FS 2 2E 12 Formatting the Drive 13 Setting the Time and Date 14 Replacing the Power Module Fuse 15 Chapter 2FS 2 2E Functions 17 Edit Utility Input Buttons 17 Edit Function Keys 18 MARK IN Mark In Key 18 MARK OUT Mark Out Key 18 PLAYLIST Add to Playlist key 18 KEEPER Keeper Key 18 FOLDER Folder Key 19 Utility Function Keys 20 OSD On Screen Display 20 HDD Hard Di...

Page 16: ...ons 30 Menu Items 32 Sub Menu Available 33 Soft Keys 33 Record Menu 33 Normal Record 33 Retro Disk 34 Retro Cache 36 Loop Record 36 Still 37 Time Lapse 37 Control Mode Menu 38 Local 38 Remote 39 AV C 40 Syncro Slave 41 Play Mode Menu 42 Play Clip 42 Loop Clip 42 Loop All 42 Play All 42 Play From Mode Menu 43 Track List 43 Play List 43 Folder List 43 Playlist Menu 44 Open 45 Save 45 New 46 Edit 46 ...

Page 17: ...2 TC Preset 62 UB Preset 63 TC Delay FS 2E only 63 Drop Non Drop 63 On Screen Display 64 FF RW Hi Res 64 GPI Port 65 Backlight 66 Stop Output 66 Audio Correct 67 Preferences 68 Folder Pref 69 Analog Out 69 Network Setup 70 IP SETTINGS 70 USER PASSWORD 72 VIEW IP INFO 73 SERVICES 73 GENLOCK 75 Video Out Adj 76 Compnt Level 76 Utilities Menu 77 Organize PINN 77 Organize Clip 79 Organize OMF 79 Delet...

Page 18: ...twork 98 Chapter 4FS 2E Web Interface 99 Web Interface Home Page 100 The Web Interface 101 Recorder Player Controls 101 Record 101 Playback 101 Recorder Status 102 Tracklist 103 Adding Tracks to a Playlist 104 Deleting Tracks from the Tracklist 104 Recorder Configuration 105 Playlist 107 System Configuration 108 Updating FS 2E Software via FTP 109 Connecting with the FS 2E 109 Chapter 5Reference 1...

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Page 21: ...Disk Recorder page 2 What is the FS 2 2E page 2 Basic Applications page 3 Receiving Unpacking and Inspecting page 3 Package Contents page 4 Installation and Site Requirements page 5 Mounting in a 19 inch Electronics Rack page 6 Inserting the Internal 3 5 inch IDE Drive page 7 Using External Disk Drives page 7 Physical Features page 8 Setting Up the FS 2 2E page 12 Formatting the Drive page 13 Sett...

Page 22: ...ile formats such as Raw DV AVI Type 1 AVI Type 2 Matrox AVI Canopus AVI Pinnacle AVI QuickTime and Avid DV OMF The FS 2E and the FS 2 with the version 2 0 upgrade also include DTE support for 24P AVI Type 2 NTSC only and 24P Quicktime NTSC only This means clips are immediately available to your NLE system without first having to transfer or convert the files Connect your FireWire disk directly to ...

Page 23: ...al 120GB 7200RPM 3 5 IDE drive or daisy chain up to eight FireWire IEEE 1394 hard drives together for extremely long uninterrupted record times 1 3 Basic Applications You can use the FS 2 2E in the acquisition stage of production the editing post production stage and the presentation stage The FS 2 2E is most useful in the following applications Presentation Video Source Broadcast Tape Deck Replac...

Page 24: ...for External Drive connection 5 One 1 6 pin to 6 pin FireWire cable for front panel port loop 6 One 1 Focus Enhancement s DV Conversion Suite Demo Disk 7 One Power Cord 8 One 1 Focus Enhancement s Warranty Card and Statement not shown If any of these items are missing contact Focus Enhancements or your FS 2 2E dealer distributor immediately You may need to purchase cables to connect more than one ...

Page 25: ...te reliably between 5 40C 41 104 F To maintain this range consider the following Air temperature surrounding the equipment must remain within the specified range Air flow around the equipment must be sufficient to maintain proper operating temperatures If in doubt about the site temperature take measurements to be certain If measured temperatures fall outside the defined ambient temperature range ...

Page 26: ... rack do the following 1 Determine the desired location The FS 2 2E requires 3 47 vertical inches of rack space To prevent overheating the FS 2 2E requires a minimum of 1 75 vertical inches of space above and below the unit 2 The FS 2 2E includes a pair of universal mounting ears on the front sides of the unit that support standard 19 audio visual racks Using the provided hardware mount the FS 2 2...

Page 27: ... can also connect any FireWire disk drive to the HDD I O port on the FS 2 2E Power a single FireWire disk drive on the FS 2 2E at any given time If you are using more than one external FireWire drive you must provide external power to them It may also be necessary to partition and format the drives before their use with the FS 2 2E Refer to Formatting the Drive on page 13 for instructions on prepa...

Page 28: ... closed This prevents errors occurring on particular files The green LED above the power switch is ON when the unit is powered up Disk Drive Bay The disk drive bay accepts a standard 3 1 2 removable disk drive in the supplied sled Minimum system requirements for this drive are 7200RPM with a 2MB cache Drive performance may vary Focus Enhancements recommends that you use a FS 2 2E qualified and tes...

Page 29: ...FS 2 2E menu system The LCD is a green backlit 128x64 graphical display Transport Control Keys This set of keys controls playback and record functions of the FS 2 2E These functions include play reverse play fast forward fast rewind forward frame back frame next track previous track stop record and so on Display Soft Keys This set of keys enables you to navigate the FS 2 2E menus The function of t...

Page 30: ...ates the front panel FireWire port for connection of external HDDs 3 RS422 Control This is the input connector for external RS422 control devices 4 SDI Input For connecting SDI input sources The FS 2E provides the selection of channels 1 and 2 or 3 and 4 of the embedded SDI audio Refer to the AUDIO INPUT SDI EMBEDDED sub menu on Audio Input on page 59 The FS 2 does not have this capability SDI Out...

Page 31: ...s Balanced Analog Audio Output Channels 1 and 2 For output to balanced analog audio devices 15 AC In Use the power cord supplied to connect to the power outlet The power module contains a protective fuse Refer to Replacing the Power Module Fuse on page 15 for more information 16 Video Monitor Output For connection to a video monitor composite Use this connection to view the On Screen Display 17 DV...

Page 32: ... FS 2 2E This section explains how to set up the FS 2 2E for use Refer to the illustration below and perform the steps on the following page External VTR Record Output Camcorder Video Source Monitor Display Output Speakers Audio Output Playback VTR Video Source FS 2 2E Rear Panel ...

Page 33: ... 1 Formatting the Drive Use this procedure to format the FS 2 2E internal or connected external disk drives when not yet formatted 1 From the Utilities menu select FORMAT DISK as shown below When you make this selection the following screen appears 2 Select between volumes by pressing the and buttons When you select the volume and press YES the following screen appears When you select YES a messag...

Page 34: ...or SET TIME and press SEL to open the sub menu as shown below 4 Scroll from value to value using the FORWARD and BACK index buttons 5 Press and to scroll through digits in the value 6 Press EXIT to return to the menu screen Regardless of the display the file name always remains YYYYMMDD HHMMSS xxx Year Month Date Hour Minute Second SET DATE SET TIME EXIT SEL SYSTEM DATE 10 01 07 MM DD YY MOVES CUR...

Page 35: ... the unit It is indicated as AC In 3 Detach the power cord from the power module 4 Locate the small recess on the top of the power module above the power switch 5 Use a small tipped standard screwdriver to pop open the fuse door 6 Once open slide the white fuse carrier out of the unit 7 Replace the fuse with a 1 6 amp 250V slow blow fuse 8 Reassemble the fuse carrier and slide it back into the uni...

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Page 37: ... Display page 26 FS 2 2E Menus and Functions page 30 2 1 Edit Utility Input Buttons To the right of the hard disk drive is a bank of 15 buttons as shown below The first row contains five buttons that are Edit functions keys The second row consists of five buttons that are Utility function keys The third row has five buttons that are Input buttons Edit Function Keys Utility Function Keys Input Sour...

Page 38: ...during stop or play to add a current clip to the playlist Once In and Out points have been selected press this key to add selected clips to the playlist 2 1 1 4 KEEPER Keeper Key By pressing the KEEPER key during a recording you can mark each clip into the KEEPER folder on disk To add all KEEPER clips to the KEEPER folder on the disk drive select UTILITIES ORGANIZE CLIP from the FS 2 2E menu It is...

Page 39: ...DER key you can scroll though the available folders You can also assign clips to folders using the numeric keypad on the optional remote control units The current clip can be marked during recording playback or in stop mode Once selected the clip is marked for placement into that particular folder To add all marked clips to their respective folders on the disk drive select UTILITIES ORGANIZE CLIP ...

Page 40: ...page 50 2 1 2 3 LOCK Keypad Lock Key This key turns lock on or off When the key is lit the keypad is locked When off it is not locked 2 1 2 4 REMOTE Remote Key When you press this key the FS 2 2E goes directly to the REMOTE mode as described under the Control Modes menu The key lights in Local mode When in the FS 2 2E is in remote mode you cannot use front panel keys for operation Another press ex...

Page 41: ...alanced analog audio You can also select AES EBU audio as the input link in the SETUP AUDIO INPUT menu 2 1 3 2 Y C S Video Press this key to select S Video Y C as the input source If there is no video source available when this button is pressed the light flashes several times and then the FS 2 2E returns to the original video selection The default audio link is balanced analog audio You can also ...

Page 42: ...ss this key to select DV video 25Mb s as the input source The default audio link is embedded 2 channel digital audio in the stream You can also select either balanced analog audio or AES EBU audio as the input link in the SETUP AUDIO INPUT menu 2 2 LCD Menu Soft Keys The three keys directly below the FS 2 2E LCD display are soft keys for navigating and selecting items in the FS 2 2E menu These key...

Page 43: ...u system Once pressed the Menu screen appears on the FS 2 2E LCD and the button lights If you press the MENU key while in a particular screen in the menu system that menu is marked and the MENU key lights You can then EXIT the menu and perform other functions If you press the MENU key at anytime you will return to the marked Menu except if you are in REC mode 2 3 2 Back Index Press this key to ret...

Page 44: ... Press this key once when the FS 2 2E is in STOP mode and the FS 2 2E goes into REC PAUSE The REC button flashes Press it again to start recording If you press REC during a recording the current clip is closed and a new clip is created without dropping any frames This key is the only key that is RED on the front panel If you press REC and SHIFT simultaneously the FS 2 2E captures a single frame of...

Page 45: ...5fps 1X play 2X 10X 30X Forward Search and Reverse Search also have a higher resolution mode where more speeds are available as follows REVERSE 30X 25X 18X 15X 12X 10X 8X 5X 4X 3X 2X 1 30 1 15 1 10 1 6 1 5 1 3 1 2 FORWARD 30X 25X 18X 15X 12X 10X 8X 5X 4X 3X 2X 1 30 1 15 1 10 1 6 1 5 1 3 1 2 This mode can be set in the SETUP FF RW HI RES menu in the FS 2 2E Setup menu Once set these speed resolutio...

Page 46: ...using the HDD I O port the following screen appears Insert a drive into the front panel drive bay or connect a FireWire disk drive to the HDD I O port If you received a drive from Focus Enhancements it should be configured and ready to use If the message No Disk Detected appears make sure the drive is inserted properly If the message No Format Detected appears you must partition and format the ins...

Page 47: ...tive modes are listed in FS 2 2E LCD Display Modes on page 114 of this user guide 3 Current System Status The current system status of the FS 2 2E is displayed in the top left corner of the LCD display For instance it displays whether the FS 2 2E is in record play stop pause fast search or slow motion modes 4 Volume Number The volume or disk number of the current clip recording or playback session...

Page 48: ...his function to operate refer to TC Mode on page 60 of this user guide In playback mode this displays the embed ded DV timecode value in a particular track USER BIT Displays the set user bit value in a particular clip A user bit value must be added for this to display refer to TC Set on page 62 of this user guide ABSOLUTE Displays an absolute timecode value for the particular ses sion sum of all C...

Page 49: ...splays the folder name as follows FOLDER 11 Soft Key One MENU Function Display Displays the current function related to Soft Key 1 left key on the top row of buttons You can use this key for opening the FS 2 2E Menu and also as a STOP key during a recording 12 Soft Key Two DISP Function Display Displays current function of Soft Key 2 middle key on the top row of buttons This changes the TC display...

Page 50: ...AL INDEX AT TC INDEX AT SCENE REMOTE AV C selections include NORMAL INDEX AT TC INDEX AT SCENE SYNCRO SLAVE selections include NEW FILE for FS 2E or FS 2 with 2 0 upgrade only SAME FILE for FS 2E or FS 2 with 2 0 upgrade only PLAY MODE PLAY CLIP LOOP CLIP LOOP ALL PLAY ALL PLAY FROM MODE TRACK LIST PLAY LIST FOLDER LIST selections include NONE KEEPER 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 PLAYLIST OPEN SAVE NEW EDIT...

Page 51: ...ections include BALANCED and AES EBU SDI selections include EMBEDDED BALANCED AES EBU DV selection is EMBEDDED AUDIO IN LEVELS TC MODE EXT TC selections include SELECTED INPUT LTC REC RUN REGEN FREE RUN TC SET TC PRESET UB PRESET TC DELAY FS 2E only DROP NON DROP sub menus include DROP NON DROP ON SCREEN DIS sub menus include ABS TC MENU OFF FF RW HI RES sub menus include ENABLE DISABLE GPI PORT s...

Page 52: ...UT selections include SMPTE BETA MII OUTPUT selections include SMPTE BETA MII UTILITIES ORGANIZE PINN ORGANIZE CLIP ORGANIZE OMF DELETE CLIP FORMAT PARTITION REPAIR selections include CHECKDISK CURRENT CLIP FILE NAME FACTORY RESET DIAGNOSTIC Each of these selections is explained in this chapter To enter the FS 2 2E main menu press the MENU key or soft key 1 MENU while in STOP mode The following me...

Page 53: ...u screen Once you select a particular mode in the Record Mode menu the FS 2 2E remains in that mode until a different mode is selected Available items in the RECORD MENU are NORMAL REC RETRO DISK RETRO CACHE LOOP RECORD STILL TIME LAPSE 2 5 4 1 Normal Record This is the standard and default record mode When you press REC the FS 2 2E begins standard recording Press the REC once to put the FS 2 2E i...

Page 54: ... state the FS 2 2E s REC button flashes as if in REC PAUSE state The FS 2 2E is actually recording in this state but until you press the REC key a second time the video records over itself in a continuous loop RETRO DISK always keeps at least the selected amount of time in a series of one minute clips For instance if you set the RETRO DISK value to 3 minutes the FS 2 always has 3 minutes made up o...

Page 55: ...se When you press the REC key the FS 2 2E leaves RETRO DISK mode and goes into standard record All one minute tracks in the recorded loop sequence appear and are saved as their own tracks on disk for example 1 001 1 002 1 003 and so on except for the recording that was in progress which takes on the characteristics of a standard track At this stage the FS 2 2E is in standard record mode and the L ...

Page 56: ... key once puts the FS 2 2E immediately into RETRO CACHE Record A C now appears next to the record symbol on the FS 2 2E s display Video is being recorded to the FS 2 2E cache The REC button flashes as if the unit is in pause When you press the REC key the FS 2 2E exits the RETRO CACHE Record mode and goes into standard record the C on the display disappears Any clip recorded in this mode has the c...

Page 57: ...e front panel when you are in any record mode Use STILL with LOCAL and SYNCRO SLAVE record control modes If STILL is the record mode when power is cut to the unit or it is turned off and then rebooted the FS 2 2E goes to NORMAL REC mode 2 5 4 6 Time Lapse You can select an interval of up to twenty four hours The interval is the period of time between the FS 2 2E capture of a single frame of video ...

Page 58: ...CSS 0019 01 This can be purchased at the Focus Enhancements online store https www focusinfo com webstore webstore asp This sub menu contains the following selections Normal Mode default In this mode recordings are captured to a single base file until STOP is triggered or the nine minute file size limit is reached Index at TC In this mode recordings are continuous until a break in the incoming tim...

Page 59: ... 75 BetaSP VTR when in Remote RS422 mode It also has a generic RS422 mode In remote you can also slave an FS 2 2E to another device such as a Betacam or other non DV deck using the RS422 port The Index at Scene option watches the DV stream for an index marker that is recorded to tape when a new scene or record session starts It depends upon the camcorder when this index is recorded to tape Some ca...

Page 60: ...e stream is detected or the nine minute file size limit is reached At that time a new file is automatically created No frames are lost during the transition to a new clip Index at Scene In this mode recordings are continuous until a scene break is detected in the incoming video stream or the nine minute file size limit is reached At that time a new file is automatically created within one second o...

Page 61: ...e All recording is controlled by the camcorder exclusively Every time you press the camcorder s REC button the FS 2 2E goes into the selected RECORD mode Each time you start recording on your camcorder a new track is created on disk When used with RETRO DISK or RETRO CACHE functions as soon as SYNCRO SLAVE is set the camcorder begins filling up the selected retro record buffer Press the REC button...

Page 62: ... the selected clip from start to finish Immediately after completing the clip the FS 2 2E begins playing the clip again without a pause It plays this clip until stopped 2 5 6 3 Loop All For this function the FS 2 2E plays the entire contents of the disk all clips in order from start to finish At the end of the last clip the FS 2 2E begins to play from the beginning of the first clip again without ...

Page 63: ...uentially based on the order of their base file name regardless of whether they have been marked in the KEEPER or SCENE MARKING folders If Track List is selected all PLAY MODES relate to all clips on the connected disk drives 2 5 7 2 Play List This selection plays the items in the current playlist 2 5 7 3 Folder List When you select this setting you can play back clips only from a selected folder ...

Page 64: ...menu selection to modify open or save playlists Playlists can be named with an 8 character number name such as 04 05 04 or PROMO2 A playlist can consist of multiple sequences with whole or portions of recorded clips Each sequence gets a number in the playlist starting with 001 The corresponding track number of the clip sequence is also displayed for example 1 005 is a sequence from track five on v...

Page 65: ...Once selected you can VIEW or PLAY the playlist If you select the PLAY option EXIT to the main display and press PLAY The PLAYLIST button lights and playback will be from the selected Playlist only You can also play from a playlist using the PLAY FROM PLAYLIST menu Only one playlist can be opened at a time Save Changes Before Opening Another Playlist If you open a playlist without saving changes t...

Page 66: ...ile name prior to saving it Select NEXT and a display similar to the following appears Select YES or NO 2 5 8 3 New Even if a playlist is open you can begin creating a new one If you create a new playlist without saving changes using the SAVE menu option the changes are lost 2 5 8 4 Edit The edit menu allows you to modify an existing playlist The selected playlist must be opened in order to edit E...

Page 67: ...ss NEXT 3 You will be asked again if you are sure you want to delete the item from the playlist 2 5 8 4 2 INSERT a Clip The INSERT CLIP option allows you to insert a clip in an existing playlist A playlist must be opened and you must have marked in and out points for the clip you would like to insert before continuing 1 From the PLAYLIST menu select EDIT INSERT CLIP The selected clip number and it...

Page 68: ...move a clip use the following steps 1 Select MOVE CLIP from the PLAYLIST EDIT menu 2 Once selected scroll to the clip you wish to move 3 Press NEXT The clip information displays 4 Select NEXT You can move the clip to the BEGIN END or CUSTOM user specified part of the playlist 5 Press NEXT The updated playlist is displayed INSERT ITEM IN CLIP 1 001 OUT CLIP 1 001 1 00 00 01 23 0 00 00 02 00 EXIT NE...

Page 69: ...rmation is displayed 2 5 8 6 Delete List The DELETE LIST option allows you to delete an entire playlist 1 Select DELETE LIST from the PLAYLIST menu All the playlists on disk are displayed 2 Select the playlist you wish to delete and press SEL You are asked to confirm the request DELETE PLAYLIST XX XX XX 3 Press YES to complete the deletion 0001 0002 0003 0004 1 001 1 004 1 001 1 003 NEXT HDD CLIP ...

Page 70: ...ct INTERNAL HDD by pressing the SEL button 2 Answer YES to question Remove Internal HDD To abort select EXIT 3 Remove the disk drive from the FS 2 2E when prompted To remove the hard drive push the latch on the front right of the drive to the right The drive handle pops out from the face of the drive Then carefully pull the drive out from the drive bay Press EXIT to complete the process To reinser...

Page 71: ...PUS AVI MATROX AVI QUICKTIME AVID OMF PINNACLE 24P AVI TYPE2 24P QUICKTIME NTSC only 1 Select a format to activate it The highlighted format is the current format after exit 2 Use to scroll through the selections 3 Press EXIT to return to the menu screen When recording in AVID OMF or PINNACLE AVI format you must first do an Organize PINN or Organize OMF before using clips in an NLE Refer to Utilit...

Page 72: ...se to scroll through the selections Press EXIT to return to the menu screen The SETUP menu contains the following selections SET DATE TIME OS VERSION OS UPGRADE PAL NTSC RS422 REMOTE AUDIO INPUT AUDIO IN LEVEL TC MODE TC SET ON SCREEN DIS FF RW HI RES GPI PORT BACKLIGHT STOP OUTPUT AUDIO CORRECT PREFERENCES FOLDER PREF ANALOG OUT NETWORK SETUP GENLOCK VIDEO OUT ADJ SET DATE TIME OS VERSION OS UPGR...

Page 73: ...its in the value 5 Press EXIT to return to the menu screen Regardless of the display the file name always remains as follows YYYYMMDD HHMMSS xxx Year Month Date Hour Minute Second The date and time form the basis of the FS 2 2E file naming structure for use of clips on a computer On the FS 2 2E files are identified by TRACK and VOLUME disk drive number on the LCD For instance a file on the FS 2 2E...

Page 74: ...ov is a clip that began recording at 9 09 43PM on June 15th 2005 2 5 12 2 OS Version This selection displays the current FS 2 2E Operating System OS Firmware version DATE TIME is used when creating file names only The FS 2 2E does not record this information into the stream The FS 2 2E records the date and time which is in the DV stream sent from the input source OS VERSION 2 0 2 01100606 EXIT ...

Page 75: ...re drive see the following procedure To begin 1 Download software from the Focus Website to your local computer 2 Unzip file using WinZip Windows or Stuffit Macintosh on a computer system with a FireWire IEEE 1394 connection 3 Rename the unzipped file XXXX bin to fs2 bin 2 5 12 3 1 Copy Software to FS 2 2E Internal Drive To install new OS software onto the internal drive of the FS 2 2E do the foll...

Page 76: ...he drive from the FS 2 2E 3 Connect the external FireWire drive with the new OS software to the FS 2 2E via its To HDD 1394 connector 4 Power ON the FS 2 2E 5 Follow steps 3 through 7 from the previous instruction Copy Software to FS 2 2E Internal Drive 6 Power OFF the FS 2 2E disconnect the external FireWire drive and re install the FS 2 2E internal drive 7 Power ON the FS 2 2E This reboots the s...

Page 77: ...ng System hold down the Left and Middle soft keys located under the LCD during boot up 2 5 12 5 PAL NTSC Use this screen to select the record standard as either PAL or NTSC The highlighted selection is the current one after exit The FS 2 2E uses this video standard for both playback and record Do Not Combine PAL and NTSC Clips on the Same Drive NTSC PAL EXIT ...

Page 78: ... as and is identified as a Sony BVW 75 BetaSP deck to the remote control device Generic The FS 2 2E appears as and is identified as a generic device to the remote controller After setting up the FS 2 2E s RS422 to control using an external RS422 device Press the REMOTE button on the front panel or select REMOTE from the Control Mode menu FS 2 2E Does Not Support All BVW 75 Control Functions Some B...

Page 79: ...Each video input and its available audio inputs are listed below Composite Analog Balanced Audio default AES EBU Digital Audio Y C S Video Analog Balanced Audio default AES EBU Digital Audio Component Analog Balanced Audio default AES EBU Digital Audio SDI Embedded default Analog Balanced Audio AES EBU Digital Audio DV Embedded default There is a SETUP AUDIO INPUT SDI EMBEDDED submenu that provide...

Page 80: ... and 4 5dB in 1 5dB increments 2 5 12 9 TC Mode This submenu allows you to select different timecode options for use when the FS 2 2E is recording Select the mode 1 Press SEL to open the sub menu When you exit the menu the highlighted menu item is the current mode 2 Press EXIT to return to the menu screen These settings are saved on power down EXIT 0 0dB X EXT TC REC RUN REGEN FREE RUN EXIT SEL ...

Page 81: ...ted the FS 2 2E looks at the last track and looks at the timecode number of the last frame in that track The FS 2 2E stores that number for use as the TC value 1 for the first frame of the next recording If the drive is empty the FS 2 2E uses the TC PRESET 1 FREE RUN When you enable FREE RUN mode the FS 2 2E begins counting from the value stored If you use the TC PRESET function when the number is...

Page 82: ...oice 3 Press EXIT to return to the menu screen 4 For TC PRESET scroll from field to field using the FORWARD and BACK INDEX buttons 5 Press and to scroll through digits in the value 6 Press EXIT to return to the menu screen 2 5 12 10 1 TC Preset This selection allows you to set the starting timecode value for future recordings 1 For UB Preset scroll from field to field using the FORWARD and BACK IN...

Page 83: ...ELAY 00 1 Use middle soft key and right soft key to adjust the delay value 2 Press EXIT when done 2 5 12 10 4 Drop Non Drop For DROP and NON DROP select the mode The highlighted mode is the current mode after exit This selection is not applicable for PAL use On the FS 2 2E display DROP is identified by a semicolon and NON DROP by a colon 1 Press EXIT to return to the menu screen You cannot set UB ...

Page 84: ...of the monitor output When you select MENU the FS 2 2E Menu appears in the top left corner of the monitor output 1 Press and to scroll though the selections 2 Press EXIT to return to the menu screen 2 5 12 12 FF RW Hi Res This screen enables or disables the FS 2 2E forward and reverse search high resolution mode When enabled the following search speeds are available REVERSE 30X 25X 18X 15X 12X 10X...

Page 85: ... can also use the FS 2 2E with the optional wired remote control unit ACSS 0019 01 Purchase this item at the Focus Enhancements online store https www focusinfo com webstore webstore asp The remaining three selections allow functions to occur from a simple contact closure as follows PAUSE UNPAUSE This selection allows control of pause and unpause during a record or playback session INDEX NEW FILE ...

Page 86: ...backlight back 2 5 12 15 Stop Output Use this option to select the video displayed while the FS 2 2E is in STOP mode The selected mode is the current state after exit GRAY A black screen appears NO OUTPUT A blank screen appears the DV output is turned off during STOP CLIP PREVIEW The first frame of each clip is generated and shows on all outputs after 1 second if you pause on that clip After press...

Page 87: ...2E You should use the factory default settings for most operations Factory default is MEDIUM Audio Correction mode allows you to alter the performance of the audio error corrector while recording It is useful when recording to the FS 2 2E from tapes containing dropouts Error correction only effects AVI 2 Canopus AVI Matrox AVI QuickTime AVID OMF Pinnacle 24p QuickTime and 24p AVI Type 2 It does no...

Page 88: ...sk drive saving the current user settings When you select RESTORE the FS 2 2E searches for a saved user preference on the disk and if found restores your preferences Preferences are a snapshot of all settings that can be saved on the FS 2 2E The following screen appears when the RESTORE completes It is now time to restart the FS 2E The restart requires that the FS 2E to be powered off and then on ...

Page 89: ...ted FOLDER 2 5 12 19 Analog Out This screen provides two selections Composite or Component Composite Use to select the Y output on the rear panel providing a composite signal Component When you select component out you can also select either SMPTE BETACAM or MII output levels The selected mode becomes highlighted after you select Exit These features are most easily used in conjunction with the opt...

Page 90: ...our internet browser FOCUS Enhancements is in no way liable for device security Telnet and FTP Contact your system administrator regarding the best security practices 2 5 12 20 1 IP SETTINGS With the IP settings menu item you can select either DHCP the network provides the IP address or a CUSTOM IP DHCP If you select DHCP and then EXIT the FS 2 2E attempts to log onto the network When DHCP is the ...

Page 91: ...4 Values wrap back to zero once the maximum value has been entered 5 To modify the next item or set of values press the NEXT key on the FS 2 2E front panel 6 Once complete press the SEL key when EXIT is highlighted to exit or the NEXT key to continue to modify items Once you exit the menu the FS 2 2E attempts to log into the network and one of two things hap pen If the FS 2 2E successfully logs on...

Page 92: ...fy the username and password use the following steps 1 Select the item to modify and then press the right arrow key to select the field 2 Use to increase the value HINT press the SHIFT key on the FS 2 2E front panel plus to decrease a value 3 Values loop back to zero once the maximum value has been entered 4 To modify the next item press the NEXT key on the FS 2 2E front panel It is only possible ...

Page 93: ...you to enable or disable any of these services FTP TELNET or WEB connection With each it is necessary to enable or disable the function within the submenu Once FTP is enabled you can use your web browser or ftp utility to transfer files to and from the FS 2 2E With TELNET enabled you can send commands to control the FS 2 2E with a telnet utility With WEB enabled you can control the FS 2 2E from yo...

Page 94: ... about the web interface see FS 2E Web Interface on page 99 Remote Use of HDD Bypass HDD Bypass allows you to make your content files available on the host computer This permits more efficient and flexible transfer of files using your available network Consult your Operating System s instructions on how to network a FireWire drive To set up the FS 2E for HDD Bypass 1 Enable HDD Bypass from the Sys...

Page 95: ...video is generated internally on the FS 2 2E When this option is selected the menu is simplified and only the above selections are in the GENLOCK menu SC PHASE Allows the subcarrier phase to be adjusted between 127 and 128 The default value is set at 0 Press and hold either or for more than 3 seconds to change the value by increments of ten H PHASE Allows the horizontal phase to be adjusted betwee...

Page 96: ... adjustable between 128 and 128 U component only adjustable between 255 and 255 V component only adjustable between 255 and 255 CONTRAST composite out only adjustable between 127 and 128 BLACK LEVEL NTSC composite only Allows the output black level to be set to either 0 IRE or 7 5 IRE 0 IRE is the default setting This menu item is only present when the FS 2 2E is set to NTSC mode 2 5 12 23 Compnt ...

Page 97: ...the following 1 From the SETUP menu select ORGANIZE PINN 2 When prompted ORGANIZE PINNACLE CLIPS Select YES 3 You can now remove the disk drive from to begin editing Products such as the Pinnacle AVI file format were created for use with products such as Pinnacle Liquid Edition The Pinnacle AVI file format creates three files simultaneously during a recording an AVI video file and two separate WAV...

Page 98: ...ecorder User Guide 78 Once clips have been imported into Liquid Edition an Index file is created on the disk drive per clip Do not delete this file since it is required to continue work in the particular project The illustration below shows this ...

Page 99: ...der on the disk drive named OMFI MediaFiles When the disk is connected to a computer this folder is recognized by Avid s Media Tool feature enabling direct import of files into the Avid timeline For more information on using FS 2 2E clips in Avid refer to Using FS 2 2E Recorded Avid OMF Clips on Avid Editing Systems on page 90 If you have selected files as a KEEPER or they have been SCENE MARKED y...

Page 100: ...n deleted the FS 2 2E display re organizes the clip number sequence For instance if there are three clips on disk 1 001 1 002 1 003 and you delete clip 1 002 after delete is complete clip 1 003 becomes clip 1 002 Base file names are not affected however 2 5 13 5 Format Disk 1 Select between volumes by pressing the l and l buttons It is generally not recommended to delete clips since fragmentation ...

Page 101: ...formatting appears 4 Press EXIT to return to the menu screen 2 5 13 6 Partition 1 Go to Utilities and select Partition 2 The display shown above appears 3 Press Select The following display appears FORMAT WILL ERASE ALL DATA CONTINUE FORMAT VOL 1 EXIT YES NO Select Drive SIZE 115 Gib Disk 1 FREE 524 Min EXIT YES NO Confirm Drive Disk 1 FREE 536 Min Good Partition EXIT YES NO ...

Page 102: ...ion 2 Press SEL to make a selection 3 Press EXIT to return to the menu screen 2 5 13 7 1 CHECK DISK This selection scans the entire volume for any errors Usually if a file was corrupted during a recording Check Disk alerts you of this FS 2 2E Does Not Support Multiple Partitions on Drives Less Than 128GB You cannot add multiple partitions an a single drive using the FS 2 2E With drives greater tha...

Page 103: ... to the menu screen 2 5 13 8 File Name This selection displays the base file name of the selected clip 2 5 13 9 Factory Reset When you select this function the FS 2 2E reverts all settings and values back to its factory default state 1 Press YES to start factory reset 2 Press EXIT or NO to exit from the menu 2 5 13 10 Diagnostic This is a setting used for diagnosing field issues Do not change it u...

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Page 105: ...ut Recorded Clips on a Computer System page 87 How to Create a Playlist page 94 How to Mark Scenes page 95 Connecting the FS 2 2E to a Network page 98 To perform these procedures use input and output targets as illustrated in the following diagram External VTR Record Output Camcorder Video Source Monitor Display Output Speakers Audio Output Playback VTR Video Source FS 2 2E Rear Panel ...

Page 106: ...soft key to highlight your selection Press EXIT twice 6 Press the red record button twice Pressing this button once places the FS 2 2E in record pause Pressing it again starts the recording Timecode on the front panel LCD advances when recording begins 7 Press STOP when you have finished the recording 3 2 How to Playback Use the following procedure to playback a recording using the FS 2 2E This pr...

Page 107: ...dows 98SE Windows ME Windows 2000 Windows XP and Mac OS9 and OS10 Check the FOCUS Enhancements website www FOCUSinfo com for more information In order to use the FS 2 2E recorded FireWire disk drives on a computer you must have an active IEEE 1394 connection on your computer You also must have loaded any required FireWire disk drive drivers onto your computer system Consult your FireWire disk driv...

Page 108: ...ick the My Computer icon on the top left hand corner of the desktop You will see a window similar to the following 2 Locate your FireWire disk drive This will probably be labeled E F G and so on drive C is usually your computer s main disk drive 3 Once you have identified it double click on the FireWire disk drive Once opened you should see a window similar to the following ...

Page 109: ...h FS 2 2E automatically creates a new file without dropping any frames The two clips have the same primary file name however the last two digits are different The first 2GB part of the clip is labeled with 01 after the primary file name The second 2GB segment is labeled with a 02 Additional 2GB segments are labeled with a XX number With most NLE systems on a Windows computer it is possible to util...

Page 110: ... the audio files AIF appear as one track If you delete an Avid DV OMF file the FS 2 2E deletes the audio and video portions at the same time In order to use the FS 2 2E recorded Avid DV OMF files on your Avid NLE system from the external FireWire drive use the following procedure 1 Locate the external FireWire drive on your computer If you have trouble you can locate the name of the external drive...

Page 111: ... new bin select File New Bin or open an existing bin in Avid 9 Once opened select all items in the Media Tools window select Edit Select All 10 Drag the contents of the Media Tools Window into the bin You can now use these clips in the Avid timeline If you are using the ORGANIZE OMF function on the FS 2 2E prior to using the disk on a computer steps 2 and 3 are not necessary If the drive does not ...

Page 112: ...ins the dismount process 3 Select the message by clicking on it The computer dismounts the disk drive and notify you when it is safe to remove the volume 3 3 4 Mounting FireWire Disk Drives Macintosh 1 On a Macintosh start your computer and connect your FireWire disk drive to the computer utilizing a standard 6 pin to 6 pin FireWire cable Consult your FireWire disk drive documentation for more inf...

Page 113: ...ick the disk icon to open it up Once opened you will see the following 3 3 5 Dismounting FireWire Disk Drives Macintosh Once you have completed working with your disk drive on a Macintosh computer system you must dismount the drive before unplugging it Do this as follows 1 Select the disk drive on the computer s desktop It is marked with a PC symbol 2 Drag the drive into the trash This dismounts t...

Page 114: ...nd MARK OUT key lights will go out 4 Navigate to the next clip and again mark in and out points followed by press ing PLAYLIST 5 Repeat steps 2 and 3 to add all desired clips 6 Once you have selected all the clips you wish to add to the playlist stop play back and navigate to the PLAYLIST menu on the FS 2 2E 7 Select SAVE and name the playlist It is also possible to modify your created playlist us...

Page 115: ...f folders are named Scene 1 Scene 2 and Auditions they appear on FS 2 2E as 1 Auditions 2 Scene 1 and 2 Scene 2 The folder number is added in front of the folder name on the FS 2 2E LCD display for easy identification when using the optional remote control commander keypads To create a custom order to Folders Focus Enhancements recommended that you change the name to change the numerical alphabeti...

Page 116: ...e 7 When you have completed marking your scenes you must save the playlist to disk Stop the playback on the FS 2 2E and press PLAYLIST 8 Select the SAVE menu option enter the playlist name 9 Press NEXT and then press YES to confirm your request to save the playlist The playlists are saved in the PLAYLIST folder on your hard drive Advanced users can delete or change the order of scenes using the PL...

Page 117: ...SCENE 2 Using the SCENE MARK menu you can assign clips to folders using the numeric keypad on the optional remote control unit To add all assigned clips to their respective folders on the disk drive select UTILITIES ORGANIZE CLIP from the FS 2 2E menu Once complete an additional file is added to the disk named grade and files are moved to the selected folder for easy access on an NLE system Do not...

Page 118: ...OM IP and enter the IP address Sub Net Mask and Gateway Exit when done 5 If your network requires a user name or password navigate to USER PASSWORD and enter both 6 Exit the NETWORK SETTINGS menu and the FS 2 2E attempts to log onto the network Make sure the services you intend to use are enabled These are enabled using SETUP NETWORK SETTINGS SERVICES Use HDD Bypass Mode for Transferring Large Fil...

Page 119: ...tem management functions similar to those accessed through FS 2E front panel controls see FS 2 2E Menus and Functions This chapter contains information about the FS 2 2E s web based user interface Web Interface Home Page page 100 The Web Interface page 101 Recorder Player Controls page 101 Recorder Status page 102 Tracklist page 103 Recorder Configuration page 105 Playlist page 107 System Configur...

Page 120: ...r the IP address of that FS 2E in the browser address window and press Enter JAVA Software for the Desktop The Web Interface control functions require that the Java Runtime Environment be installed Download this software from http www java com Record Play Controls Recorder Config Tracklist Recorder Status System Config Playlist Tracklist ...

Page 121: ... a monitor 4 Click on the Record button to start recording 5 To pause recording click on the Pause button 6 To resume recording click on Record time 7 To create a new track without stopping the recording click on Record while recording 8 Click on the Stop button to halt the recording If allowed to run on its own the FS 2E continues recording until the hard drive reaches full capacity and then stop...

Page 122: ... Recorder Status The Recorder Status displays a log that lists hard drive activity that includes User Password at top of display IP information at top of display File name and extension File type format Number of frames in file Timecode Track length Number of files in track ...

Page 123: ...ing this button selects all tracks listed Check marks appear in all track check boxes Deselect All Clears the check boxes for all selected tracks Delete Removes any selected tracks Add to Playlist Adds any selected tracks to the playlist displayed in the Playlist form see Playlist on page 107 In addition Tracklist provides three tools for each track Del Deletes the highlighted track It is not nece...

Page 124: ...out using Mark In Out Place the cursor over the Add icon to the right of the track The track is highlighted Click on the Add icon The track is added to the playlist 4 Refresh the Playlist by selecting the Playlist tab The displayed playlist does not show added tracks until the Playlist tab is selected and the list is refreshed 4 2 3 2 Deleting Tracks from the Tracklist Before a track can be delete...

Page 125: ... 2E on page 85 Input Select Pick the type of input signal Composite YC Component default SDI DV Record Mode To start recording click on the Record button To stop recording click on the Stop button Normal default Retro Disk Retro Cache Loop Record Still Time Lapse Failed to Change Value Please Try Again The FS 2E detects if the selected input signal type is present If the selected signal is not onl...

Page 126: ... Syncro Slave Audio Record Level 34 5db to 4 5db 0 0 default Syncro Record Pref Requires camera and tape for details see Syncro Slave on page 41 Same File default New File GPI Mode Off default Pause Index Snap Audio Correction Off Medium High Time Code Mode External default Record Run Regen Free Run TC Delay 0 to 29 seconds 0 default Saturation 128 to 128 0 default Brightness 128 to 127 0 default ...

Page 127: ...cks Remove Removes any selected track from the playlist Remove only works with tracks in the playlist The tracks displayed under Tracklist are not affected In addition the Playlist form provides three tools for each track listed Rem Removes the highlighted track It is not necessary to use the check box to select the individual track Up and Down Selecting one of these buttons moves the track up or ...

Page 128: ...changed the FS 2E immediately applies it and refreshes the System Config form For more information about these settings see FS 2 2E Menus and Functions on page 30 The system settings available through the web interface are HDD Bypass Play Mode Play List Genlock Play Mode Backlight Clip Preview FTP Telnet OSD Mode FWD REW Hi Res Mode Folder Preferences Organize Files Analog Out H Phase SC Phase ...

Page 129: ... the file name is fs2 bin If not rename the file 2 Select the System Config tab 3 Verify that FTP is enabled see System Configuration on page 108 4 3 1 Connecting with the FS 2E Contact the System Administrator to get the FS 2E s network IP address logon and password 1 Open a browser 2 Enter the FS 2E s FTP address in the browser Address field The FS 2E factory default IP address is 192 168 0 102 ...

Page 130: ...ion message appears 13 Select YES again to start upgrade using the new fs2 bin file Refer to OS Upgrade on page 55 for more information about the upgrading software through the LCD display and menu 14 After the upgrade completes reboot the FS 2E using the power switch on the back of the unit power off and then on 15 Verify that the upgrade is successful Use the LCD and its soft keys to determine i...

Page 131: ...ce This chapter contains reference information for the FS 2 2E as follows Technical Specifications page 112 FS 2 2E LCD Display Modes page 114 Supported RS 422 Commands page 116 Shuttle Speed Parameters page 116 Jog Speed Parameters page 117 Custom Commands page 117 ...

Page 132: ...hase 2 Degree maximum Differential Gain 2 maximum Hue Accuracy 1 Degree Signal Noise Ratio Greater than 54 dB Bandwidth 5 5 MHz K Factor 2T 1 maximum Y C Delay Less than 25 nS Subcarrier locking range 100Hz Subcarrier free run frequency 30 Hz NTSC or PAL Fsc deviation Genlock Horizontal adjustment range 4 uS Residual Subcarrier Less than 0 5 IRE SC Phase Less than 2 degrees S Video Y C 1 x 4 pin D...

Page 133: ...s Quantization 16 bits 48Khz Common mode rejection 1 KHz dB 100 dB Analog Input adjustment range 34dB to 4 5dB in 1 5dB steps default setting 0dB Amplitude with no clipping 3 5Vp p Balanced Outputs THD 1 Khz Less than 0 05 Channel Separation 100 dBu 1 Khz 70 dB SNR 82 db A weighted Quantization 16 bits 48Khz Output Impedance 600 Ohms 10 Ohms Bandwidth at 3dB points 24Khz Headphone Output 1 x 1 4 T...

Page 134: ... OS9 and OSX Compliance and Warranty CE C Tick and FCC 2 Year Limited Warranty 5 1 8 Compatible DV Formats DV MiniDV DVCam and DVCPro 5 2 FS 2 2E LCD Display Modes The table below shows LCD characteristics when used with different FS 2 2E control record play and stop modes PLAY REC Mode Command LCD Display Stop STOP Pause ll PLAY Play PLAY Rec Pause ll REC Normal Rec Rec REC Retro Disk Stop L STOP...

Page 135: ...AV C Rec Pause ll A REC TYPE REC AV C Rec A REC TYPE REC AV C Play Pause ll A PLAY AV C Play A ALL Syncro Slave Pause ll Y REC TYPE REC Syncro Slave Rec Y REC TYPE REC AV C is only for use when the FS 2 2E is connected to a computer system To control the FS 2 2E from a camcorder use Syncro Slave mode ...

Page 136: ...ed Stop 20 00 Play 20 01 Pause 21 13 0 Record 20 02 Goto Timecode 24 31 timecode Command Parameters Pause 0 Play Slow 6 1 to 100 Play Slow 5 101 to 200 Play Slow 4 201 to 300 Play Slow 3 301 to 400 Play Slow 2 401 to 500 Play Slow 1 501 to 999 Play Normal 1000 to 1999 Play Fast 1 2000 to 2999 Play Fast 2 3000 to 3999 Play Fast 3 4000 to 4999 Play Fast 4 5000 to 5999 Play Fast 5 6000 to 6999 Play F...

Page 137: ... 800 Play Normal 1000 to 8999 Warnings No feedback occurs indicating that the command was processed successfully The FS2 2E must be in STOP mode before sending these commands Only positive values of contrast saturation H phase SC phase hue and brightness are allowed When deleting multiple tracks delete the last track first then work your way to the first track A delete command causes the track lis...

Page 138: ...0 00 00 00 00 Control Mode Local Control 48 80 82 0C 01 00 00 00 00 00 Control Mode Remote Control 48 80 82 0C 02 00 00 00 00 00 Control Mode AVC Control 48 80 82 0C 03 00 00 00 00 00 Control Mode Syncro Slave Control 48 80 82 0D 00 00 00 00 00 00 Play Mode Play Clip normal 48 80 82 0D 01 00 00 00 00 00 Play Mode Loop Clip 48 80 82 0D 02 00 00 00 00 00 Play Mode Loop All 48 80 82 0D 03 00 00 00 00...

Page 139: ...8 80 82 17 01 00 00 00 00 00 Backlight ON 48 80 82 17 02 00 00 00 00 00 Backlight AUTO 48 80 82 18 00 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Correction OFF 48 80 82 18 01 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Correction MEDIUM 48 80 82 18 02 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Correction HIGH 48 80 82 19 00 00 00 00 00 00 TimeCode Mode External 48 80 82 19 01 00 00 00 00 00 TimeCode Mod Rec Run 48 80 82 19 02 00 00 00 00 00 TimeCode Mode Regen 48...

Page 140: ...0 82 1D 16 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Rec Level 1 5 48 80 82 1D 17 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Rec Level 0 0 48 80 82 1D 18 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Rec Level 1 5 48 80 82 1D 19 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Rec Level 3 0 48 80 82 1D 1A 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Rec Level 4 5 48 80 82 1E 00 00 00 00 00 00 High Res Mode Disable 48 80 82 1E 01 00 00 00 00 00 High Res Mode Enable 48 80 82 1F 00 00 00 00 00 00 Folder Pref Scene Mar...

Page 141: ...ponent input 105 component inputs outputs 76 component video Y R Y B Y key 21 composite input 105 composite input output 11 composite video source input key 21 configuring for recording 105 configuring the system 108 contrast 106 control mode mode control 106 control mode menu 38 current disk volume 29 current system status 27 D default IP address 109 logon 110 password 110 default audio input 59 ...

Page 142: ...atus page 102 web interface record play 101 web interface tracklist 103 index at scene 39 40 index at TC 38 40 input select 105 input buttons 17 installation 5 interface web 99 internal HDD function 50 IP address default 109 J Java 100 Java Runtime Environment 100 K keeper key 18 keypad lock key 20 L LCD display 9 26 LCD display soft keys 22 local 38 lock handle 7 logon 110 loop all 42 loop clip 4...

Page 143: ...changing inputs 21 functions record mode 30 loop record 36 normal record 33 retro cache 36 retro disk 35 still 37 record play status indicator 27 recorded clips on disk drive putting 87 recorder configuration 105 recorder controls web interface 101 recorder status 102 recording front panel controls 86 recording web interface 101 reference video 11 REGEN Mode 61 remote 39 REMOTE key 20 remote opera...

Page 144: ...k removing from playlist 107 track from tracklist 103 track length 102 tracklist 43 103 adding track to playlist 103 delete track 103 deleting tracks 104 transport control keys 9 23 U Unpacking 3 updates software 1 updating software via FTP 109 upgrade operating system 55 user bit 28 username password 72 utilities menu 77 utility buttons 17 V video monitor output 11 video out adjustment menu 76 vi...

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