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2-3  On-screen display

2  CONTROLS, CONNECTORS AND DISPLAYS

Five types of indication are available.

2. Menu switch

This indication is used to set the menu switch.

    Shown when the [MENU] button is pressed.

Press it once again to restore the previous display.

 

See “MENU SWITCHES” on page 19.

3. Hour meter

Shows the rotating head usage time.
Select “HM: HOUR METER” on the menu switch’s group

select screen.

4. Tape remaining time

Shows the tape remaining time.
Shown when the No. 505 <REMAIN ENABLE> menu
switch is set to “ON”.

5. Warning message

Automatically shown when an abnormality occurs.

 

See “Warning indicators” on page 46.

The on-screen display can be viewed on a monitor connected to the rear panel’s [VIDEO MONITOR OUT] connector when the
No. 500 <ON SCREEN> menu switch is set to “ON”. Pressing the [MENU] button will bring up the menu switch display
regardless of this setting.

Mode

Time display

Counter mode

Tape counter

Counter mode indication

Time display contents

CTL

CTL counter data

TCR

Time code reader data

TCG

Time code generator data

UBR

User bits reader data

UBG

User bits generator data

TIME

Time

DATE

Date

ETCG

External time code generator
data

EUBG

External user bits generator data

1. Tape  counter

    The type of data shown on the tape counter display is set

with the [COUNTER] switch and menu switch.

Related settings
[COUNTER] switch (front panel)
No. 504 <INFORMATION SELECT>
No. 514 <TIME DISPLAY SELECT>

Mode:

Shown when the No. 504 <INFORMATION
SELECT> menu switch is set to “MODE +
TIME”.  In this case, the unit’s operation
status can be checked on the monitor
screen.

Time display:  The indications shown in the table on the

left are available with the counter mode
indication.

Menu switch

Hour meter

Tape remaining time

Warning code

(In case of condensation)

STOP

TCR 1 2 : 0 0 : 0 0 : 0 0

0 0 ~

~

:

SYSTEM

0 0 ~

~

:

T I ME CODE

0 0 ~

~

: ONSCREEN

M

:

HOUR METER

3
4
5
H

0 0 ~

~

:

AUD I O

2

0 0 ~

~

:

SERVO / SYSTEM

0

0 0 ~

~

:

V I DEO

1

( HOUR METER )

H

: DRUM HOUR METER

0 0 0 0 0

D

0H

TCR

0 0 :

1 2 :

0 0 : 0 0

0 1 : 0 0

WARN I NG 0 2 0 1

CONDENSAT I ON ON DRUM

Minute

Hour

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2-4  LCD display

2  CONTROLS, CONNECTORS AND DISPLAYS

1

Counter display section

Three types of indications can be displayed in the counter
display section.
(1) Tape counter

Normally, the indication selected with the [COUNTER]
switch is shown.  When the No. 516 <DISPLAY
SELECT> menu switch is set to “CLOCK”, the time and
date are shown.

 

See “Built-in clock setting” on page 25.

(2) Menu switch

In the menu switch setting mode, menu switch items are
shown one at a time.

(3) Warning code

When this unit malfunctions, the nature of the problem is
indicated by an error code.

 

See “Warning indicators” on page 46.

• In the Operate Off mode, “oPE-oFF” is shown.

2

Tape running indication

Shows the tape running conditions.

Audio dubbing mode

 

Recording mode
Rewind mode
Stop mode
Fast-forward mode
Play mode
Pause mode

 

Reverse search mode

 

Fast-forward search mode

3

Battery indicator

     When this unit is powered by a battery and the battery

voltage level drops below the specified value, this indicator
blinks (“off” in normal operation), to show that battery
voltage is insufficient.  This indicator will also blink when the
Operate Off mode is engaged (since voltage output from
the battery drops in this mode).

4

Cassette mark

This mark lights to show that a cassette is loaded.
This mark is shown even in the Operate Off mode.

5

Indicators

AUTO OFF:

Lights when a problem occurs in this unit.

DEW:

Lights when a condensation occurs.

RF:

Lights when the heads are clogged and
the signal level drops.

SERVO:

Lights when the unit’s servo system has
stabilized.

Setting

Menu switch No.

MENU

OVER

OVER

H

M

S

F

AUD LOCK

32k 44.1k 48k

SLAVE

PB

NDF

SERVO RF

DEW

AUTO OFF

HOLD

CH 2/4

CH 1/3

dB

40 30

20

10

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

SP
LP

AUD LOCK:

Lights when the video and audio
sampling clocks (at 48 kHz) are
synchronized in the Play mode. Lights in
the Recording mode and EE mode.
Does not light when the sampling rate is
32 kHz or 44.1 kHz.

MENU:

Lights in the menu switch setting mode.

32K/44.1K/48K: Shows the frequency of the digital audio

signal sampling rate.  In the Record and
EE modes, the frequency set with No.
245 <SAMPLING RATE> menu switch is
shown.  In the Play mode, the playback
audio signal mode is shown. The 44.1K
indication is shown only in the Play
mode.

PB:

Lights when playback signals are output.

NDF:

Lights when the non-drop mode is set for
time code. (U MODEL)

DF:

Lights when the drop mode is set for
time code. When the CLOCK mode is
engaged for the LCD display in the REC
or EE mode, “DF” lights even though the
NDF mode is set for time code. (U MODEL)

HOLD:

Lights in the time code or user bits
setting mode and in the date and time
setting mode.

SP/LP:

Shows the recording or playback speed.
Please note that LP mode recording and
playback is not possible with this unit.  If
you try to play back a tape recorded in
the LP mode, the “LP inh”  indication is
shown and the VCR enters the Stop
mode.

SLAVE:

Lights when time code signals are input
to the 

6

 [TIME CODE IN] connector on

the rear panel to synchronize with video
input signals.  Blinks when they are not
in sync with video input signals.
* Even though the [SLAVE] indicator

lights, time code data from an external
time code generator connected to the
[TIME CODE IN/OUT] connectors may
not be effective.

• During play
  The playback time code data is output

to the 

8

 [TIME CODE OUT]

connector.

• When the No. 460 <TC DUPLICATE>

menu switch is set to “ON”, time code
data input to the [DV IN] connector is
recorded.

6

Audio channel indication

Shows the audio channel of the signal output from the rear
panel’s [AUDIO OUT] connectors.
Indication and output signals can be switched with the
front panel’s [AUDIO OUTPUT] switch only when 32 kHz
sampling rate signals are played back.
In other modes, the indication and output signals are fixed
as shown in the table below.

Sampling rate

32K

48K

44.1K

Mode

PB/

A.DUB

EE/REC

PB

EE/REC

PB

A.DUB PAUSE

Fixed

Fixed

Fixed

Fixed

Fixed

CH 2

/4

CH 1

/3

CH 

2/

4

CH 

1/

3

CH 2/4

CH 1/3

PB: Play mode

 EE: EE mode

A.DUB: Audio Dubbing mode  REC: Record mode

Summary of Contents for BR-DV600EA

Page 1: ...NTER SHIFT A DUB ADVANCE PRESET L CTL TC UB CH 1 2 CH 3 4 R MIX DV Y C CPN LINE MIX REW STOP FF REC PLAY PAUSE ON OFF VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER BR DV600UA U INSTRUCTIONS VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER BR DV600EA SL96203 Thank you for purchasing this JVC product Before operating this unit please read the instructions carefully to ensure the best possible performance R PHONES MIC REMOTE LOCAL EJECT OPERATE R...

Page 2: ...urself as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel 17 Unplug this appliance from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions a When the power cord or plug is damaged or frayed b If liquid has been spilled into the appliance c If the appliance has been expo...

Page 3: ...olée dans le boîtier du produit Cette tension est suffisante pour provoquer l électrocution de personnes Le point d exclamation à l intérieur d un triangle équilatéral est destiné à alerter l utilisateur sur la présence d opérations d entretien importantes au sujet desquelles des renseignements se trouvent dans le manuel d instructions Ces symboles ne sont utilisés qu aux Etats Unis The lightning ...

Page 4: ...and component inputs outputs 5 Sync lock function for audio and video signals There is no lip link shift even during extended recording 5 JVC bus and RS 422 serial remote interfaces 5 RS 232C interface optionally available 5 2 way power supply system AC 120 V DC 12 V U MODEL 2 way power supply system AC 220 V 240 V DC 12 V E MODEL 5 Audio dubbing function 32 kHz sampling rate 5 Compact lightweight...

Page 5: ...mption Safety slide REC SAVE Move the slide to SAVE to prevent erasure Move the slide to REC to allow recording Power supply 5 This unit is provided with both AC and DC power supplies For editing over an extended period it is recommended that you use a stable AC power supply or DC power supply from an AC adapter Using battery power is recommended only as a supplementary power source or for field u...

Page 6: ...ate setting mode SHIFT Use to select the digit whose value is to be changed ADVANCE Use to change the value While pressing the SHIFT button press this button to reset the set data to 0 PRESET Use to enter the changed value and end setting Use as a counter reset button when the COUNTER switch is set to CTL AUDIO DUB button Use to perform audio dubbing when the No 245 SAMPLING RATE menu switch is se...

Page 7: ...wered by a battery and the battery voltage level drops below the specified value this indicator blinks off in normal operation to show that battery voltage is insufficient This indicator will also blink when the Operate Off mode is engaged since voltage output from the battery drops in this mode 4 Cassette mark This mark lights to show that a cassette is loaded This mark is shown even in the Opera...

Page 8: ...owever recording is performed normally When the No 003 SYNC SELECT menu switch is set to EXTERNAL and no signal is input to the SYNC IN connector noise may appear in the playback picture This is not a malfunction Notes 13 DC 12V PGZ01945 TIMER TIME CODE COMPONENT VIDEO SYNC IN REC OFF PLAY DV IN OUT REMOTE AUDIO 2 1 SERIAL CH 1 3 OUT OUT IN IN B Y IN Y C LINE OUT OUT MONITOR CH 2 4 MONITOR OUT R Y...

Page 9: ...COMPONENT VIDEO SYNC IN REC OFF PLAY DV IN OUT REMOTE AUDIO 2 1 SERIAL CH 1 3 OUT OUT IN IN B Y IN Y C LINE OUT OUT MONITOR CH 2 4 MONITOR OUT R Y Y DC 12V PGZ01945 TIMER TIME CODE COMPONENT VIDEO SYNC IN REC OFF PLAY DV IN OUT REMOTE AUDIO 2 1 SERIAL CH 1 3 OUT OUT IN IN B Y IN Y C LINE OUT OUT MONITOR CH 2 4 MONITOR OUT R Y Y IN OUT IN OUT 3 4 Editing system examples 3 CONNECTIONS The BR DV600UA...

Page 10: ...LAY Dolby noise reduction manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation DOLBY and the double D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation OUT IN TIME CODE 9PIN IN OUT Notes Even during the time code editing the editing accuracy of 0 frame cannot be obtained Set the remote control s sync grade to 1 frame During remote control operation be sure to tu...

Page 11: ...T I ME CODE 0 0 ONSCREEN M HOUR METER 3 4 5 H 0 0 AUD I O 2 0 0 SERVO SYSTEM 0 0 0 V I DEO 1 SELECT MENU SET MENU SHIFT U A US RS4 2 TO 2A JVC B 4 1 Menu switch organization Menu switch group select screen Pressing the MENU button with the normal screen displayed brings up the menu switch group select screen Select the desired group with the SHIFT button The selected group number blinks Press the ...

Page 12: ...tch Setting AUDIO 00 The AUDIO MONITOR OUT connector output can be switched with the VIDEO INPUT AUDIO MONITOR switch qVIDEO 01 The VIDEO INPUT AUDIO MONITOR switch functions as VIDEO INPUT switch 21 4 MENU SWITCHES q Factory setting 00 The number in the bracket shows the set value on the counter display 108 VIDEO INPUT SELECT Details Use this to select the input video signal when No 054 SLIDE SW ...

Page 13: ... Recording Standby mode Setting qOFF 00 Playback or recording starts immediately The tape is not rewound ON 01 Playback or recording starts after the tape is rewound to the beginning 362 BACK UP REC TIMING Details For backup recording set this according to the length of the recording on the tape in the source VCR For details refer to Backup recording function on page 36 Setting qOFF 00 Backup reco...

Page 14: ...1 Set the tape counter display to the time display Set the No 516 DISPLAY SELECT menu switch to CLOCK See No 516 DISPLAY SELECT on page 23 2 Set the COUNTER switch to TC or UB To set the time set to TC The time display is shown in the tape counter To set the date set to UB The date display is shown in the tape counter 3 Engage the setting mode Press the HOLD button Clock setting The hour digit sta...

Page 15: ...nals input to the Y C connector Selects component video signals input to the COMPONENT IN connectors Selects digital signals input to the DV IN OUT connector 27 V IN A MONI A OUT COUNTER DV CTL TC UB CH 1 2 CH 3 4 Y C CPN LINE L R MIX MIX PHONES MIC REMOTE LOCAL EJECT OPERATE REC LEVEL CH 2 4 CH 1 3 SHIFT SET SELECT SHIFT MENU HOLD SHIFT A DUB ADVANCE PRESET REW STOP FF REC PLAY PAUSE ON OFF MENU ...

Page 16: ...nector MONITOR AUDIO OUT OUT CH1 3 CH2 4 Menu switch No 211 AUDIO MONITOR AUDIO OUTPUT switch 29 Repeat play 1 Set the No 311 AUTO PLAY and No 312 AUTO REW menu switches to ON See No 311 AUTO PLAY and No 312 AUTO REW on pages 21 to 22 2 Press the PLAY button to start playback At tape end the tape is rewound automatically and playback starts again This operation repeats each time the tape ends 3 To...

Page 17: ...d frame by frame together with the materials to be recorded on the tape With this time code the position of the materials can be precisely specified improving the editing accuracy and working efficiency The editing accuracy of 0 frame may not be obtained even though the time code is used depending on the performance of the VCR and editing controller and influence of editing system With this system...

Page 18: ...SHIFT A DUB ADVANCE PRESET REW STOP FF REC PLAY PAUSE ON OFF MENU OVER OVER H M S F AUD LOCK SP 32k 48k SLAVE PB NDF SERVO RF DEW AUTO OFF HOLD CH 2 4 CH 1 3 VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER BR DV600UA dB 40 30 20 10 0 9 TIME CODE COUNTER switch REC button PLAY button STOP button Recording 5 Time code recording follows the time code already recorded on the tape Menu switch setting No 413 TCG SOURCE INTERNA...

Page 19: ...TE SELECT menu switch to RS232C IEEE 1394 RS232C JVC BUS RS232C or JVC BUS RS232C 1394 The SSF data recorded on the tape with the GY DV500 DV550 DV700W s Super Scene Finder function can be read out by installing the optional SA K46 RS 232C interface board Consult your JVC dealer for details on installation of the SA K46 RS 232C interface board Super Scene Finder SSF data SSF data includes the foll...

Page 20: ...rds images from the source VCR on this unit When backup recording starts continue shooting with the source VCR 37 12 RS 232C INTERFACE 12 1 Command tables This section provides information on programming VCR operations via the RS 232C interface JVC table 1 Basic table 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F 0 Complete Error Cassette Not ACK NAK Out Target 1 2 3 Play Fwd Shtl Fwd Shtl Fwd Shtl Fwd Shtl Sto...

Page 21: ...PRESET E3 When the tape is cued COMPLETE 01 is returned When the specified point cannot be found NOT TARGET 05 is returned 59 GOTO OUT Cues up the point specified with the OUT ENTRY 51 and OUT DATA PRESET E4 When the tape is cued COMPLETE 01 is returned When the specified point cannot be found NOT TARGET 05 is returned 5B MEMORY SEARCH Cues up the point specified with the MEMORY 5A When the tape i...

Page 22: ...r data D6 PREROLL TIME SENSE Use to check the preroll time 2 byte data is returned showing the seconds tens place and ones place D7 STATUS SENSE Use to check the status Refer to the contents of the STATUS SENSE D8 CURRENT TC SENSE Use to check the time code data The data is returned in the order of hour minute second and frame D9 CURRENT CTL SENSE Use to check the CTL data The uppermost digit show...

Page 23: ...mmand Description 02 ERROR Returned when the VCR receives an invalid command after the second byte of the transmitted command In this case even though commands are sent continuously no commands can be accepted except STATUS SENSE To release this error mode send the following commands 41 CLEAR ERROR Clears the last transmitted byte Use this to release the error mode as well 56 CLEAR All commands ar...

Page 24: ... 1 0 7 0 1 1 1 8 1 0 0 0 502 82 D1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 1 1 4 0 1 0 0 5 0 1 0 1 6 0 1 1 0 7 0 1 1 1 8 1 0 0 0 9 1 0 0 1 10 1 0 1 0 11 1 0 1 1 504 82 D2 TIME 0 0 MODE TIME 0 1 505 82 D2 OFF 0 ON 1 514 83 D2 DATE 0 0 0 CLOCK 0 0 1 DATE CLOCK 0 1 0 TC 0 1 1 516 83 D2 TC 0 CLOCK 1 12 RS 232C INTERFACE DATA0 D1 D2 Set value Corresponding bit values Menu switch No 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 002 01 D...

Page 25: ...eration stops Operation stops Operation continues Operation stops Operation continues Operation stops about 60 seconds after the fan motor stops with the No 397 FAN STOP SHUTDOWN menu switch set to ENABLE The operation continues 13 TROUBLESHOOTING Turn the power on again In some cases the tape may be damaged so use a different tape If the problem persists consult your JVC dealer Turn the power on ...

Page 26: ...ed DV interface 5 Input output IEEE 1394 Connectors 5 RS 422 interface D sub 9 pin 5 JVC bus connector DIN 12 pin Accessories AC cable x 1 Head cleaning tape x 1 Option SA K46U RS 232C interface board Design and specifications subject to change without notice Dimensions unit mm General 5 Power requirements AC 120 V U MODEL AC 220 V 240 V E MODEL 50 Hz 60 Hz DC 12 V 11 V to 17 V 5 Power consumption...

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