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Handling:

Proper attention should be given when handling the unit. Normal body motion is
acceptable, but one should avoid moving the unit with rapid, jarring movements.
Try to avoid using the unit on a surface with noticeable vibration. Do not drop the
unit, particularly while operating, as damage could occur.

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Ventilation:

The unit should be operated with adequate space around it so that proper heat
dissipation is accomplished. Allow at least 3 cm of clearance space around the
unit with at least 5 cm of clearance from the rear panel.

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Temperature:

Do not use the unit near sources of heat that exceed 55°C. It is also critical to
not use the unit in temperatures lower than 5°C.

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Moisture:

Do not use or store the unit in high humidity environments, if possible.

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Altitude:

Do not use the unit in altitudes above 3000m from sea level.

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Electric:

Connect the unit to power sources utilizing the power adapter supplied. Do not
use any other sources other than those supplied with the unit.

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Maintenance:

Keep the unit clean and dust free.

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NVIRONMENTAL

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EQUIREMENTS

1. To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose this equipment to the environment of Humidity

and/or dust. Do not use this equipment in an unprotected outdoor installation or any area classi-
fied as a wet area.

2. The operating temperature of this product must be kept between -40°C and +95°C. Direct sun-

light or an intense source of heat, direct or ambient, must not be introduced to the product either
by induction or contact.

3. Always keep the product on a stable and secure base or enclosure. Do not drop the product or

subject it to sudden heavy impact.

4. Provide adequate ventilation so that thermal characteristics do not cause an increase in product

temperature to resulting in overheating.

5. Do not clean the unit by using electrically conductive or corrosive chemicals. Always be certain to

unplug the unit from AC wall power before any major cleaning. Use a damp cloth only for clean-
ing.

6. Do not subject the product to electrical mains power over voltage: The product must be used at

the rated supply voltages indicated on the product rear panel only.

7. Do not plug the product into an overloaded electrical outlet. This may result in fire or electrical

shock.

8. Object Ingress and Liquid Entry: Never insert or push sharp metal objects into the product or use such

devices for an attempt at opening or servicing the product. Servicing should be referred to a trained
and qualified technician only. Do not allow liquid of any type to enter the unit. Do not allow the unit
to be submersed in water as this may cause a shock hazard.

9. A trained qualified technician should perform all servicing of the unit. There are no serviceable com-

ponents within the unit for user access.

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AFETY

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RECAUTIONS

Summary of Contents for LTM-CPDV

Page 1: ...LTM CPDV CapDiv Portable DV Disk Recorder LTM CPDV User Manual CE 2003 Laird Telemedia...

Page 2: ...during product shipment This warranty does not cover circumstances beyond Laird s control service or parts to correct problems resulting from the use of attachments accessories or alterations not mar...

Page 3: ...n AV Hard Drive Mode 18 Support Information 22 Glossary of Terms Used in this Manual 23 Safety Precautions 24 Topics Covered in this Manual General media organization in VTR mode Menu setup mode Recor...

Page 4: ...16 bits 48 kHz 2 channels 16 bits 44 1 kHz 4 channels 12 bits 32 kHz Operates in VTR Emulation Front Panel Control of RECORD PLAY REWIND FAST FORWARD STOP Operates as IEEE1394 HDD FAT32 Recording con...

Page 5: ...ING Never leave your battery in the charge mode for longer than 24 hours Excessive charging can cause permanent damage to your bat tery and can cause leakage If the installed AUTOMATIC FUSE should blo...

Page 6: ...oftkey 6 STOP In play mode pressing this button will stop playing In record mode pressing this button will stop recording RECORD Begins a recording session by holding down REC and pressing PLAY at the...

Page 7: ...and the CapDiv is put in standby mode Sliding the switch off center and toward the VTR position turns the CapDiv on and initializes VTR mode Sliding the switch off center and towards the HDD position...

Page 8: ...attery Level Sync to Tape on ST1 off ST0 Time Code Preserve on TC1 off TC0 Loop Play symbol is on only when loop play is enabled Time Remaining Displayed in hours and minutes next to a tape symbol Lin...

Page 9: ...d command function The RECORD 5 key by itself will not provide the manual execution of the RECORD com mand The RECORD key has two functions as follows Keys Functions RECORD 5 PLAY 2 Manual RECORD RECO...

Page 10: ...s directly above the appropriate Soft Key These control options are accessed during playback as follows Key Function PRESS Soft Key 1 To Reverse Playback PRESS Soft Key 2 To Playback FASTER NOTE Press...

Page 11: ...o configure the CapDiv for the required task at hand Pressing the MENU button repeatedly will sequentially display these five 5 Menu Setup Mode functions on the LCD Making Media Files Sync to Tape Con...

Page 12: ...corder is not moving Each time the RECORD button is depressed a new video clip is created with in a given BIN The default recording mode for CapDiv is with the SYNC TO TAPE function ON When the SYNC T...

Page 13: ...r SYSTEM SETUP option there are six additional sub menu functions Setup Loop Play Set Default Audio Select AVI Type Total Space Init File System Firmware Revision To access these functions press ENTER...

Page 14: ...cording time HH MM SS FF WARNING This step is irreversible All video media on the CapDiv will be lost Selecting this menu function will reinitialize the file system in the rare occasion that CapDiv pe...

Page 15: ...ally separated in up to one hundred twenty eight 128 recorded video clips A BIN is analogous to a tape in a VTR with a series of recorded video clips on the tape CapDiv always defaults to BIN 01 upon...

Page 16: ...ed on the top line of the LCD Display is the TimeCode of the last video frame played At all other times the TimeCode dis played indicates the total duration of the content present in that BIN Recordin...

Page 17: ...rder In SYNC TO TAPE mode ON recording only occurs when the camcorder tape is moving Step 1 Hold the RECORD button and press the PLAY button at the same time This puts the CapDiv into a RECORD PAUSE m...

Page 18: ...ying the first clip in the selected BIN in real time rate or at 1x real time speed Repeatedly pressing the PLAY button will alternate CapDiv between playing and pausing the selected clip in the BIN Du...

Page 19: ...Consequently selecting a new BIN on CapDiv must be done by manu ally prior to capturing Capturing Video to Your NLE in VTR Mode CapDiv is recognized by and functions with NLE s exactly in the same man...

Page 20: ...to need pre roll and does not include negative TimeCode adjust ments for this function Currently most NLE s do not permit pre roll to be dis abled so you must customize pre roll conditions within the...

Page 21: ...conversion process in HDD mode the boundaries of the video clips set by Marks are not as accurate as in Marks in the VTR mode CapDiv design limits the conversion boundary location to an accuracy of o...

Page 22: ...n performed the video content can be viewed in the VTR operat ing mode directly from CapDiv Connecting to a Windows Based Computer Connect CapDiv to your Windows based personal computer PC with a 6 pi...

Page 23: ...iv HDD and you can then instantly have Drag Drop access your video content Disconnecting from a Mac Computer To dismount CapDiv from your Macintosh computer simply drag the CapDiv icon on your desktop...

Page 24: ...d Mount Marion NY 12456 www lairdtelemedia com Page 22 LTM CPDV CapDiv Portable DV Disk Recorder For current support issues and answers to common questions please visit the Laird support website at ht...

Page 25: ...tal data between compatible devices The system is sometimes referred to as Firewire and iLink Sync to Tape A mode of recording where the CapDiv will stay in a record pause until tape in the camera is...

Page 26: ...r any area classi fied as a wet area 2 The operating temperature of this product must be kept between 40 C and 95 C Direct sun light or an intense source of heat direct or ambient must not be introduc...

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Page 28: ...2000 Sterling Road Box 720 Mount Marion NY 12456 800 898 0759 845 339 9555 Fax 845 339 0231 www lairdtelemedia com...

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