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Setup menus

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USER menu

<AUDIO>

Item

Setting

No.

Superimposed

No.

Superimposed

Description

display

display

700

CH1 IN

0000

4dB

LV

0001

0dB

0002

–20dB

701

CH2 IN

0000

4dB

LV

0001

0dB

0002

–20dB

702

CUE IN

0000

4dB

LV

0001

0dB

0002

–20dB

0003

–60dB

703

CH1 OUT

0000

4dB

LV

0001

0dB

0002

–20dB

704

CH2 OUT

0000

4dB

LV

0001

0dB

0002

–20dB

705

CUE OUT

0000

4dB

LV

0001

0dB

0002

–20dB

706

MONIL

0000

4dB

OUT

0001

0dB

LV

0002

–20dB

707

MONIR

0000

4dB

OUT

0001

0dB

LV

0002

–20dB

708

MONI

0000

UNITY

OUT

0001

VAR

709

EMPHASIS

0000

OFF

0001

ON

710

CH1 IN

0000

ANA

SEL

0001

DIGI

711

CH2 IN

0000

ANA

SEL

0001

DIGI

712

DIGI IN

0000

AES

SEL

0001

SIF1_2

0002

SIF3_4

The underline on the setting item denotes the initial setting.

This selects the audio input (CH1) reference level switching.

This selects the audio input (CH2) reference level switching.

This selects the CUE input reference level switching.

This selects the audio output (CH1) reference level switching.

This selects the audio output (CH2) reference level switching.

This selects the CUE output reference level switching.

This selects the audio monitor output (Lch) reference level
switching.

This selects the audio monitor output (Rch) reference level
switching.

This selects the audio monitor output volume UNITY/
VARIABLE reference switching.
0: The volume is output at the preset value.
1: The volume is linked with the headphones volume control.

This sets the emphasis ON or OFF.

This selects the CH1 input when USER SET has been
selected by pressing the unit’s AUDIO input selector switch.
0: Analog input.
1: Digital input.

This selects the CH2 input when USER SET has been
selected by pressing the unit’s AUDIO input selector switch.
0: Analog input.
1: Digital input.

This selects the CH1 and CH2 digital input when USER SET
has been selected by the unit’s AUDIO input selector switch.
0: AES.
1: Serial I/F 1 and 2.
2: Serial I/F 3 and 4.
<Note>
Selections 1 and 2 are selected when the serial option is
mounted.

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Summary of Contents for AJ-D850P

Page 1: ...Operating Instructions Digital Video Cassette Recorder AJ P ...

Page 2: ... device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules To assure continued compliance follow the attached installation instructions and do not make any unauthorized modifications This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the...

Page 3: ...nections when one unit is used 19 Connections when 2 units are used deck to deck 20 Connections with editing controller 21 Connections for adjusting video output encoder output signals 22 Tapes 23 Switching on the power inserting the cassette 24 STOP STAND BY mode 25 Recording 26 Playback 27 Jog shuttle 28 Manual editing 29 Preroll 30 Automatic editing 31 Switch settings and adjustments 32 Selecti...

Page 4: ...is unit using the optional cassette adaptor AJ CS750P Notes Slow motion playback is not possible with consumer cassette tapes Consumer cassette tapes recorded in LP mode cannot be played back Digital slow motion dial jog The slow motion playback images can be reproduced clearly at any of the speeds given below using commands from the external controller or other such device 0 43 0 3 0 2 0 1 0 03 0...

Page 5: ...standard is possible when the optional component serial interface board AJ YA750P is used Transfer using SDTI is enabled by the AJ YAC850P SDTI SDI board option SMPTE 305M AES EBU audio input output Digital audio input and output connectors are provided 9 pin RS 422A RS 232C remote In addition to the standard 9 pin serial RS 422A connector RS 232C and 25 pin parallel connectors are also featured T...

Page 6: ...pressed the power is switched on and the audio level and video level meters counter display and INPUT SELECT display light up w INPUT SELECT switches These are used to select the video and audio input signals Video Each time the VIDEO button is pressed the input video signal selection is switched in the order of Y PB PR COMPOSITE SDTI V A SDI and back to Y PB PR If SDTI V A is selected both the vi...

Page 7: ...tting the entire display area will light up r Cassette insertion slot The M cassette L cassette and consumer cassette S cassette with adaptor are inserted into this slot Consumer cassettes can be played back only t EJECT button When this is pressed the tape is unloaded and several seconds later the cassette is automatically ejected When the counter display indicates CTL the display is reset The la...

Page 8: ...re than a certain period of time the unit automatically switches to the standby OFF mode in order to protect the tape The stop mode is established immediately after a cassette has been inserted into the unit 1 FF button The tape is fast forwarded when this is pressed 2 REW button The tape is rewound when this is pressed 3 EDIT button For manual editing press both this button and the PLAY button to...

Page 9: ... is pressed its lamp lights and the player connected to the unit can be operated by remote control The unit s editing and tape transport buttons now control the player s functions RECORDER button When this button is pressed its lamp lights and the editing and tape transport buttons control the recorder s the unit s functions 8 TC CTL switch By pressing this switch what appears on the counter displ...

Page 10: ...in the search button has lighted STILL This lights in the JOG mode while the dial is kept stationary and the tape stops traveling provided that the lamp in the search button has lighted It lights in the SHTL mode provided that the dial is at the STILL position FWD This lights when the dial is turned clockwise and the tape travels in the FWD direction provided that the lamp in the search button has...

Page 11: ...onnected to the recorder 2 IN A IN SET OUT A OUT buttons When the SET button is pressed while the IN A IN or OUT A OUT button is held down the IN or OUT point is entered The A IN and A OUT buttons are used to enter audio IN and OUT points which are different from the corresponding video points for audio split editing While an IN or OUT point is being entered the lamp in the IN or OUT button corres...

Page 12: ...9 Cassette insertion display lamp This lights when a cassette has been inserted into the unit 0 Consumer cassette insertion display lamp This lights when a cassette recorded on a consumer DV device has been inserted 1 SCH lamp This lights when the SCH of the external sync signal is within a specific range 2 CF lamp This lights when the color framing is locked 3 Level meters These indicate the PCM ...

Page 13: ...sed the signals output to the monitor L channel are selected in turn in the following order CH1 CH2 CUE and back to CH1 Each time the R button is pressed the signals output to the monitor R channel are selected in turn in the following order CH1 CH2 CUE and back to CH1 The L or R lamp on the level meter display lights to indicate which signal is now being selected When the unit is set to AUTO 1 or...

Page 14: ...NTROL switch is at LOCAL the hue can be adjusted When it is at PRESET the hue is set to the unity value 0 When it is at MANUAL the hue can be adjusted using this control 4 CF switch This selects whether the playback framing is to be locked in 8 4 field increments or 2 field increments 8F 4F The framing is locked in 8 4 field increments 2F The framing is locked in 2 field increments Switching to 8F...

Page 15: ...play When it is pressed again the setup menu setting mode is exited and the original operating mode is restored 9 SET button When this is pressed the data which has been set on the setup menu is entered After data entry the setup menu setting mode is exited and the original operating mode is restored 0 DIAG button When this is pressed VTR information is displayed When it is pressed again the origi...

Page 16: ...ALOG REMOTE CH2 CH1 CUE IN TIME CODE IN AUDIO IN INPUT P B P R OFF 75Ω ON VIDEO OUT OFF 75Ω IN AUDIO OUT PUSH SDI SDTI SDI SDTI SDI SDTI 1 2 3 CH 1 2 CH 1 2 Y 1 2 3 P B P R CH2 L R CH1 AC IN SIGNAL GND CUE OUT MONITOR OUTPUT TIME CODE OUT AUDIO OUT IN OUT q r t i 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 0 1 2 8 o 9 r y u w e Controls and their functions Connector area ...

Page 17: ...u TIME CODE IN connector This is the connector for recording the external time code on the tape i ANALOG COMPONENT VIDEO IN connector The analog component video signal is supplied to this connector o ANALOG COMPOSITE VIDEO IN connectors and 75Ω termination switch The analog composite video signal is supplied to these two connectors which are connected in a loop through configuration When the termi...

Page 18: ... video signals which comply with the EBU Tech 3267 E standard The connectors are known by different names when the AJ YAC850P SDTI SDI board option is used For further details refer to the operating instructions of the AJ YAC850P board 9 Remote control connectors The unit can be controlled from an external source by connecting the unit with another unit or an external controller There are two remo...

Page 19: ...UTPUT TIME CODE OUT AUDIO OUT IN OUT Analog audio input connectors Analog video input component connectors Reference input connectors Digital audio video input connector option Digital audio video output connectors option Active through output connector option Digital audio output connector Digital audio input connector Video monitor output connectors composite 3 component Audio monitor output con...

Page 20: ...MOTE CH2 CH1 CUE IN TIME CODE IN AUDIO IN INPUT P B P R OFF 75Ω ON VIDEO OUT OFF 75Ω IN AUDIO OUT PUSH SDI SDTI SDI SDTI SDI SDTI 1 2 3 CH 1 2 CH 1 2 Y 1 2 3 P B P R CH2 L R CH1 AC IN SIGNAL GND CUE OUT MONITOR OUTPUT TIME CODE OUT AUDIO OUT IN OUT Remote control signal 9P Recorder Source machine To audio monitor device To video monitor device To audio monitor device Digital video audio signal opt...

Page 21: ...OUT connector To REMOTE IN OUT connector Remote Video input signals Audio input signals Video monitor signals Audio monitor signals Reference signal Audio output signals Video output signals Remote Audio output signals Video output signals Reference signal Source machine To REMOTE IN OUT connector Source machine Note When an editing controller made by CMX is used support must be provided at the ed...

Page 22: ...ally long VIDEO 1 OUT VIDEO 1 OUT VIDEO IN REF BB P1 IN P2 IN REF IN RECORDER OUT MONITOR OUT REF BB 75Ω Switcher TV monitor WFM waveform monitor VSC vectorscope Player 1 source machine 1 Player 2 source machine 2 RECORDER REF BB REF VIDEO IN REF BB REF VIDEO IN REF BB REF VIDEO IN q w Connections Connections for adjusting video output encoder output signals ...

Page 23: ...n the machine has been left standing in the STILL status is set to 1 minute Slow motion playback of consumer DV tapes and DVCAM tapes is not possible In order to protect your tapes it is recommended that repeated cue up in the same location on a consumer DV tape or DVCAM tape be avoided as far as possible Finally check out the cautionary items for setup menu item No 108 FORMAT SEL Description Tape...

Page 24: ...erted the cylinder rotates automatically the tape is loaded and the unit goes into the stop mode The EJECT lamp goes off 1 3 2 4 ON OFF L LEVEL CUE VIDEO ASSEMBLE DV AUDIO ANALOG VIDEO Y PB PR AES EBU CMPST INPUT SELECT CH CONDITION SCH CF SHIFT ADJ START RESET STAND BY UB EXT EE TC INT TC MODE TAPE LOCAL REV FWD PULL OPEN JOG PUSH EJECT AUTO OFF SHTL SLOW CONTROL REMOTE EDIT REW PLAY SERVO STOP P...

Page 25: ...standby OFF mode the unit goes to the standby ON mode Still Timer Setting In order to protect the tape and VTR helical heads it is recommended that the Still Timer be set for automatic tape protection mode in 30 seconds or under Page 67 indicates the settings for menu item 400 Still Timer set Still Timer settings 4 and below will best protect the tape 2 1 ON OFF L LEVEL CUE VIDEO ASSEMBLE DV AUDIO...

Page 26: ...level 1 Adjust the audio input signal levels of the analog audio CH1 CH2 signals and analog cue signal Keep the audio input output level controls 4 pushed in unity value The audio signals will be recorded at the proper level 2 To adjust the recording level pull out the controls and adjust them With the CUE signal adjust the control in such a way that 20 dB will not be exceeded 6 Press the REC and ...

Page 27: ...vel Pull out the audio level controls and turn them clockwise or counterclockwise to adjust the levels Normally they are kept in the pushed in state unity value 4 To end playback press the STOP button The VTR now goes into the stop mode Note Check that the SERVO lamp is lighted during playback If it flashes or if it is off the images played back will be disturbed ...

Page 28: ... 60 normal speed depending on the position of the dial The playback picture speed can be switched to 16 32 and 60 normal speed with setting menu No 101 SHTL MAX The dial s center position is a clickstop where a still picture appears as the playback image When the SHTL SLOW switch has been set to SLOW the playback picture speed is varied from 4 to 4 normal speed depending on the position of the dia...

Page 29: ...the TV monitor and press the PLAY and EDIT buttons together at the IN point 5 Press the STOP or PLAY button at the position where editing is to be completed OUT point while viewing the TV monitor The unit goes into the stop mode and editing is completed Note The sound and pictures to be recorded are offset from the playback pictures by 5 frames and recorded When for instance recording sound at a p...

Page 30: ...t has not been entered the tape is rewound for the duration set by setting menu 000 from the position where the button was pressed and the unit then goes into the stop mode Notes The time code or CTL signal must be continuously recorded between the edit IN point and preroll point When the IN point has not been entered whether to enter the IN point and perform preroll or to perform preroll without ...

Page 31: ...rts The basic steps taken for editing are as follows 1 Set the CONTROL switch to REMOTE on the player and to LOCAL on the recorder 2 Select the editing mode 3 Enter the edit points of the recorder and player 4 Check and modify the edit points 5 Check Preview before proceeding with the editing 6 Proceed with the editing 7 Check Review the recording that has resulted from the editing ...

Page 32: ...to ON Select the video and audio input signals using the INPUT SELECT switches Set the CONTROL switch to LOCAL Adjust the recording level ON OFF L LEVEL CUE VIDEO ASSEMBLE DV AUDIO ANALOG VIDEO Y PB PR AES EBU CMPST INPUT SELECT CH CONDITION SCH CF SHIFT ADJ START RESET STAND BY UB EXT EE TC INT TC MODE TAPE LOCAL REV FWD PULL OPEN JOG PUSH EJECT AUTO OFF SHTL SLOW CONTROL REMOTE EDIT REW PLAY SER...

Page 33: ... VTRs Press the PLAYER or RECORDER button to select the VTR PLAYER Press this button to operate the player VTR and enter the edit points RECORDER Press this button to operate the recorder VTR this unit and enter the edit points ON OFF L LEVEL CUE VIDEO ASSEMBLE DV AUDIO ANALOG VIDEO Y PB PR AES EBU CMPST INPUT SELECT CH CONDITION SCH CF SHIFT ADJ START RESET STAND BY UB EXT EE TC INT TC MODE TAPE ...

Page 34: ... IN point is now entered The edit IN point value now appears on the display 3 Search for the edit OUT point by performing the jog or shuttle operation Establish the still picture mode at the desired position Refer to page 28 for details on the jog shuttle operations 4 Press the SET button while holding down the OUT button The edit OUT point is now entered The edit OUT point value now appears on th...

Page 35: ...lculating the duration When both edit points have been set the duration between the two edit points When only one edit point has been set the duration between the set data and the current tape address When neither edit point has been set the duration of the previously edited interval 2 1 3 ON OFF L LEVEL CUE VIDEO ASSEMBLE DV AUDIO ANALOG VIDEO Y PB PR AES EBU CMPST INPUT SELECT CH CONDITION SCH C...

Page 36: ...er the edit IN or OUT point Press the RESET button while holding down the IN or OUT button Notes Edit points can be reset only in the CTL mode An edit OUT point can be reset even while editing is in progress The IN and OUT points are automatically reset during the eject mode 3 1 3 2 2 1 ON OFF L LEVEL CUE VIDEO ASSEMBLE DV AUDIO ANALOG VIDEO Y PB PR AES EBU CMPST INPUT SELECT CH CONDITION SCH CF S...

Page 37: ... beginning When the edit OUT point is reached the unit automatically goes into the stop mode 1 ON OFF L LEVEL CUE VIDEO ASSEMBLE DV AUDIO ANALOG VIDEO Y PB PR AES EBU CMPST INPUT SELECT CH CONDITION SCH CF SHIFT ADJ START RESET STAND BY UB EXT EE TC INT TC MODE TAPE LOCAL REV FWD PULL OPEN JOG PUSH EJECT AUTO OFF SHTL SLOW CONTROL REMOTE EDIT REW PLAY SERVO STOP PLAYER REC REC INHIBIT FF RECORDER ...

Page 38: ...g If the AUTO EDIT button is pressed when the next edit point has not yet been entered upon completion of editing the previous edit OUT point will be entered as the IN point and editing is performed accordingly To release the auto tag mode press one of the tape transport buttons PLAY etc Note The entered points are automatically cleared after editing is executed However the previous editing points...

Page 39: ...DIO ANALOG VIDEO Y PB PR AES EBU CMPST INPUT SELECT CH CONDITION SCH CF SHIFT ADJ START RESET STAND BY UB EXT EE TC INT TC MODE TAPE LOCAL REV FWD PULL OPEN JOG PUSH EJECT AUTO OFF SHTL SLOW CONTROL REMOTE EDIT REW PLAY SERVO STOP PLAYER REC REC INHIBIT FF RECORDER TC CTL TC SET INSERT VIDEO CH1 CH2 CUE TC AUTO EDIT PREROLL PREVIEW REVIEW REC PB PULL FOR VARIABLE PULL OPEN HEADPHONES CH1 CH2 R MON...

Page 40: ...AUDIO CH2 button again and turn off the lamp in the button This completes the AUDIO CH2 insert editing ON OFF L LEVEL CUE VIDEO ASSEMBLE DV AUDIO ANALOG VIDEO Y PB PR AES EBU CMPST INPUT SELECT CH CONDITION SCH CF SHIFT ADJ START RESET STAND BY UB EXT EE TC INT TC MODE TAPE LOCAL REV FWD PULL OPEN JOG PUSH EJECT AUTO OFF SHTL SLOW CONTROL REMOTE EDIT REW PLAY SERVO STOP PLAYER REC REC INHIBIT FF R...

Page 41: ...ile holding down the A OUT button Modifying the edit points Video IN point Press the TRIM or TRIM button while holding down the IN button Video OUT point Press the TRIM or TRIM button while holding down the OUT button Audio IN point Press the TRIM or TRIM button while holding down the A IN button Audio OUT point Press the TRIM or TRIM button while holding down the A OUT button Indicating audio spl...

Page 42: ...e holding down the A OUT button Duration display The duration can be displayed on the front panel only Duration from video IN point to OUT point Press the IN and OUT buttons simultaneous ly Duration from audio IN point to OUT point Press the A IN and A OUT buttons simulta neously Match frame processing mechanism When two VTRs are used for audio split editing operations there will be a total of eig...

Page 43: ... editing is to start while watching the TV monitor 7 Press the IN and SET buttons simultaneously at the IN point 8 Input the audio signals to be recorded to the channel which was selected in step 2 9 Search the position OUT point where voice over editing is to end while watching the TV monitor 10 Press the OUT and SET buttons simultaneously at the OUT point The audio signals to be recorded are sto...

Page 44: ...red in the memory 8 Press the AUTO EDIT button to proceed with editing The audio signals stored in the memory are recorded from the memory onto the cassette tape Note The audio signals can be previewed prior to editing by pressing the PREVIEW button while the SET button is held down before the AUTO EDIT button is pressed T R 00 00 00 00 m STOP m indicates the edit mode in which the internal memory...

Page 45: ... Set the controller s SOURCE selector to AUX1 6 Press the insert button for the channel CH1 or CH2 on which the sound is to be recorded 7 Enter the IN and OUT points of the positions where voice over editing is to be performed 8 Press the PREVIEW button 9 While watching the TV monitor input the audio signals to be recorded between the IN point and OUT point into the channel that was selected in st...

Page 46: ...as the setup menu No 322 AUD MEM MODE setting 2 Select CH2 as the setup menu No 323 AUD MEM CH setting 3 Select the audio CH1 and CH2 in the insert editing Note Select the video as well if the video signals are also going to be edited Ref REMOTE IN OUT REMOTE IN OUT PLAYER AJ D850A MIXER RECORDER AJ D850A AUDIO OUT INPUT A MIXER CH1 OUT AUDIO CHI1 IN AUDIO CHI1 OUT AUDIO CHI2 IN MIXER CH2 OUT INPU...

Page 47: ...nectors and that the recorder s this unit CH1 OUT audio signals are output from the mixer s CH2 OUT connectors The recorder s this unit CH1 OUT signals are the audio signals supplied from the internal memory 12 Press the AUTO EDIT button 13 Operate the mixer starting at the IN point and change the mixer s CH2 OUT signals gradually from the recorder s CH1 OUT audio signals into the player s audio o...

Page 48: ...ecorded in 2 lines Select the additional lines for recording on the sub menu screen The number of lines in which the teletext signals can be recorded differs depending on which mode for recording the signals in the additional lines has been selected Teletext signal recording playback function Up to 28 lines per frame of the teletext signals which are input can be recorded and played back The numbe...

Page 49: ...justing the video output signals using this unit 3 Adjust the source machine independently 3 1 When using the preset values Set the PRESET MANUAL switches of the VIDEO LEVEL CHROMA LEVEL SETUP and HUE controls to PRESET 3 2 When adjusting the video output signals without using the preset values 1 Play back a cassette tape on which standard color bar signals have been recorded 2 Adjust the controls...

Page 50: ...ves if the search dial is not at the STILL position 5 Repeat steps 2 through 4 to change another item 6 Press the SET button The changes are now stored in the memory To return the items to the settings established before the changes were made press the MENU button To return the setup settings to the factory default settings press the RESET button while the menu is displayed The following message w...

Page 51: ... to the previous user file SYSTEM USER 1 USER 2 USER 3 USER 4 USER 5 FF REW FF REW FF REW FF REW FF REW FF REW USER FILE Each user file contains the following items BASIC OPERATION INTERFACE EDIT TAPE PROTECT TIME CODE VIDEO AUDIO V BLANK MENU 3 Repeat the operation in step 2 to select the user file to be used and press the SET button The user file is changed and stored in the memory Note SYSTEM m...

Page 52: ...nu item No A03 MENU LOCK for the system or user file 4 While holding down the search button turn the search dial and select lock mode setting or release To set the lock Select the 0001 ON setting To release the lock Select the 0000 OFF setting When the lock has been set LOCKED flashes on the menu screen In addition the counter display stops flashing and lights SETUP MENU LOCKED USER2 No 000 0005 0...

Page 53: ...earch button turn the search dial and select the user file whose contents are to be loaded into USER1 5 Press the SET button The following messages appear on the menu screen and counter display Menu screen Counter display TCR 00 00 00 00 SETUP MENU LOAD SETUP LOAD U 2 U 1 USER2 USER1 OK YES PLAY NO STOP The user file number selected in step 4 is displayed in the shaded area 6 Press the PLAY button...

Page 54: ... Menu screen Counter display TCR 00 00 00 00 SETUP MENU SAVE SETUP SAVE U 1 U 2 USER1 USER2 OK YES PLAY NO STOP The user file number selected in step 4 is displayed in the shaded area 6 Press the PLAY button The contents of the USER1 file are saved in the user file which was selected in step 4 and stored in the memory When the STOP button is pressed the USER1 menu display appears while the setting...

Page 55: ...n is performed the setting value does not return to factory default setting System phase adjustment SC cycle phase 280 ns steps Advanced Delayed Note If setting operation is performed the setting value does not return to factory default setting Video phase adjustment 148 ns steps C advanced C delayed YC timing rough adjustment 148 ns steps C advanced C delayed YC timing fine adjustment 37 ns steps...

Page 56: ...udio output phase is delayed with respect to the video output This selects the adjustable range for SYSTEM H during when the ENCODER REMOTE is connected 0 8 µ sec 30 steps 1 1 9 to 2 7 µ sec 7 to 10 steps Note If setting operation is performed the setting value does not return to factory default setting System phase adjustment 4 48 µs steps 0 13 4 µ sec 1 8 96 µ sec 2 4 48 µ sec 3 0 sec 4 4 48 µ s...

Page 57: ... a position on the screen This sets the position of the characters on the vertical plane for the time code and other super displays output to the VIDEO OUT 3 connector Notes 1 When setting this item the DISPLAY SEL status is output to VIDEO OUT 3 even if SUPER OFF has been set How ever when the menu is exited operation complies with the SUPER OFF ON setting Also CHARA TYPE is output to VIDEO OUT 3...

Page 58: ...utput to the VIDEO OUT 3 connector as well as for displays such as the setting menu etc 0 White characters against a black background 1 White characters with a black border This selects whether the remaining tape time is shown on the front panel 0 Not shown 1 Shown When T S M is selected as the setup menu item No 003 DISPLAY SEL setting the remaining tape time is displayed on the third line of the...

Page 59: ...tting This sets the status until the audio signal is output when operation switches from the stop or search modes to the play mode 0 The time until the audio is output is shortened 1 The audio is output after the status stabilizes Note When set to 0 OFF the sound in the initially output part is incomplete Therefore this setting is not recommended for broadcasts This selects whether to warn the ope...

Page 60: ...when the tape end is detected 0 The tape stops at the tape end 1 The tape is rewound to the tape start This selects whether the VTR is to stop automatically when the counter value reaches 0 during a fast forwarding or rewinding operation in the CTL mode 0 The VTR does not stop 1 The VTR stops automatically Notes 1 The stop mode concerned is either the stop or the still picture SHTL STILL mode depe...

Page 61: ...nal digital signal processing are output 1 The signals are output without internal digital signal processing Notes The NORMAL setting is forcibly selected for the internal operation when the editing mode is selected when SDTI is set as the video input signal selection or when INT SG is selected for the video or audio signals Use the signals which are output in the EE mode for moni toring purposes ...

Page 62: ... PARALLEL 25P connector functions when the REMOTE LOCAL switch has been set to REMOTE 0 Does not function 1 Functions These settings are for selecting whether the RS 232C connector is to function when the REMOTE LOCAL switch is set to REMOTE 0 Connector does not function 1 Connector functions These settings are for selecting the RS 232C communication speed baud rate These settings are for selectin...

Page 63: ...al processing 0 Servo is synchronized with the input signal during recording and editing or with the REF signal during playback 1 Servo is synchronized at all times with the REF signal This sets the channel assignments for the controller s analog audio preset when editing the digital audio of the VTR using a controller which does not have a digital audio edit preset control function This selects t...

Page 64: ... when it has not been entered 0 IN point is not entered 1 IN point is entered This selects the CF adjustment deck with deck to deck editing 0 The player s edit IN OUT points are adjusted reference as the RECORDER side 1 The recorder s edit IN OUT points are adjusted reference as the PLAYER side This selects the mode after cue up operation is complete 0 STOP mode 1 SHTL STILL mode This selects the ...

Page 65: ...eed 1 The tape is played at a speed at which noise less playback is possible in the 0 43 to 1 0 5 to 1 range Notes The tape will be played at the speed given in parentheses in the DV DVCAM mode At the 1 COARSE setting the phase cannot be synchro nized from an editing controller which synchronizes the phase using the JOG command This sets the maximum JOG FWD speed 0 4 1 3 1 speed 1 1 85 1 85 speed ...

Page 66: ...y unit 2 Voice over editing is performed using the AJ YA752 audio memory unit 3 Audio cross channel editing is performed using the internal audio memory 4 Voice over editing is performed using the internal audio memory Notes The RS 232C interface will not function with the 1 AMU_X or 2 AMU_VO setting Refer to the instruction manual of the AJ YA752 audio memory unit for details on how to use each m...

Page 67: ...nit is left standing in the still status during the search mode JOG VAR SHTL 0 STEP FWD 1 HALF LOADING Note When STEP FWD is selected the unit automatically goes into the HALF LOADING mode when the total time for which the unit is left standing in the still status reaches 30 minutes DVCPRO or 1 minute DV or DVCAM This selects the drum operation in the STANDBY OFF mode 0 The drum stops rotating 1 T...

Page 68: ...me code is regenerated 2 Only the user bit is regenerated This selects whether the time code is to be regenerated during automatic editing using the unit s control panel 0 Time code is regenerated with assemble or insert editing 1 Time code is regenerated with assemble editing 2 Time code is regenerated with insert editing 3 Setting complies with REGEN PRESET switch setting This selects the time c...

Page 69: ...h is output as the VITC During playback The time code recorded in the SBC area is output as the VITC 1 During recording The time code detected from the input video signal is output as the VITC During playback The time code recorded in the VAUX area is output as the VITC Note The time code detected from the input video signal is automatically recorded in the VAUX area while pictures are being recor...

Page 70: ... 1 Signals are floated This selects whether the video output signals are to be muted when the blank portion of the tape is detected during play back 0 No muting Freeze 1 Muting Set to gray This selects ON or OFF for the closed capture signal in the first field 0 Forced blanking performed 1 Blanking not performed This selects ON or OFF for the closed capture signal in the second field 0 Forced blan...

Page 71: ...tion of the playback picture is reduced this menu item enables the interpolation operation to be forcibly turned off 0 The interpolation operation is forcibly turned off 1 The interpolation operation is automatically turned on during slow motion playback This selects the serial input mode 0 The setting reflects what is selected by the INPUT SELECT switch on the front panel 1 SDTI or SDI signals ar...

Page 72: ...level switching This selects the audio output CH1 reference level switching This selects the audio output CH2 reference level switching This selects the CUE output reference level switching This selects the audio monitor output Lch reference level switching This selects the audio monitor output Rch reference level switching This selects the audio monitor output volume UNITY VARIABLE reference swit...

Page 73: ...the audio CH2 track 0 Audio input CH1 signal 1 Audio input CH2 signal 2 Mixed audio input CH1 and CH2 signal This selects the input signal recorded in CUE 0 CUE input 1 The signal selected in Setup Menu No 714 is recorded 2 The signal selected in Setup Menu No 715 is recorded 3 A mixed signal of the signals selected in Setup Menu No 714 and Setup Menu No 715 is recorded This selects the AUDIO CH1 ...

Page 74: ...tus CUE track playback status during SLOW playback 0 Priority is given to the output picture and tape travel is set to the step feed status 1 Priority is given to CUE track playback and the tape travel is set to the linear status Notes When 1 LINEAR has been set It may not be possible to achieve as clear a picture as in the STEP mode The CTL counter may not operate properly This selects the output...

Page 75: ...5 For the 1 line recording of only the chrominance signal after the input signals have been separated into the lumi nance and chrominance signals 6 For the 2 line recording of input signals in their original form as the luminance signal 7 For the 2 line recording of only the luminance signal after the input signals have been separated into the luminance and chrominance signals 8 For the 2 line rec...

Page 76: ...rd the teletext signals in all the lines depending on the setting of setup menu item No 800 ADD LINE When setting 2 MANU is selected and the STOP button is pressed operation transfers to the sub screen and the number of recording lines can be selected To return from the sub screen press the STOP button again The number of lines in which the teletext signals can be recorded depends on the setting o...

Page 77: ...underline on the setting item denotes the initial setting 0 Blanking is forcibly effected 1 No blanking is effected 0 Blanking is forcibly effected 1 No blanking is effected 0 Blanking is forcibly effected 1 No blanking is effected 0 Blanking is forcibly effected 1 No blanking is effected 0 Blanking is forcibly effected 1 No blanking is effected 0 Blanking is forcibly effected 1 No blanking is eff...

Page 78: ...nto which the USER1 settings will be saved 0 The settings are saved in USER2 1 The settings are saved in USER3 2 The settings are saved in USER4 3 The settings are saved in USER5 4 This display appears when all the user files are in the change prohibit status Notes User files whose status have been set to change prohibit cannot be selected When all the user files are in the change prohibit status ...

Page 79: ...op mode to slow motion playback up to high speed play approx 100X normal speed The time code values are indicated using the display and superimpose functions TCR 00 07 04 24 Minutes Seconds Hours Frames User bit User bit refers to the 32 bit 8 digit data frame among the time code signals which has been released to users It enables operator numbers values to be recorded The alphanumeric characters ...

Page 80: ...o the PRESET position 6 Set the TC SET button Use the TC SET button to set the start number of the time code or user bit 1 Press the SHIFT button The leftmost digit flashes 2 Press the ADJ button to change the value Each time the button is pressed the number changes The setting range is given below Time code 00 00 00 00 23 59 59 29 User bit 00 00 00 00 FF FF FF FF 3 Repeat steps 1 and 2 to change ...

Page 81: ...e appears on the display When setup menu No 006 SUPER is ON the time code value is superimposed onto the video signal from the VIDEO OUT 3 connector Notes When the time code signal cannot be read the time code is automatically interpolated by the CTL signal The display appears as shown below The colon between the seconds and frames changes to a period when the drop frame time code is read 00 01 04...

Page 82: ...of characters superimposed on the display can be changed using setup menu No 007 CHARA TYPE TCR TV monitor Display position The position of the characters superimposed on the display can be changed using setup menus No 001 CHARA H POS and No 002 CHARA V POS TV monitor TV monitor TCR TCR Operation mode The VTR s operation mode can also be displayed using setup menu No 003 DISPLAY SEL STOP VTR opera...

Page 83: ...and in the relationship shown in the flowchart presented below EXT 1 2 What is the SERVO REF on the setup menu No 304 setting 3 Is the unit in the editing mode Is VIDEO CH1 CH2 CUE or TC selected 4 Is the REF VIDEO signal supplied YES YES Is the unit in the recording mode AUTO YES NO NO NO NO YES Is the input video signal available The REF VIDEO input signal serves as the reference signal The inte...

Page 84: ... status Reference signal on the setup menu servo reference No 304 position VIDEO IN signal REF IN signal REF IN signal AUTO Internal sync signal REF IN signal Internal sync signal REF IN signal EXT Internal sync signal REF IN signal Internal sync signal During recording or editing SERVO REF Input signal status Reference signal on the setup menu servo reference No 304 position VIDEO IN signal REF I...

Page 85: ...ion No 719 is AUTO When the edit point splicing selection setup menu No 309 and 310 is CUT Audio signal A Noise appears at the edit splice Audio signal B When the edit point splicing selection setup menu No 309 and 310 is FADE Audio signal A Audio signal B V fade is performed instantaneously to eliminate the noise Notes When the playback fade selection No 719 is CUT cut processing is performed for...

Page 86: ...are less than 2 5 long in their place 4 screws must be used to secure each inner member 2 Attach the outer member brackets to the rack Check that the height is the same for the left and right brackets 3 Remove the four screws at the front for attaching the left and right side panels 4 Attach the AJ MA75P rack mount adaptor using the 4 screws included 5 Remove the 4 rubber legs from the bottom of t...

Page 87: ...s be cleaned as and when appropriate For further details on how to actually clean the heads consult with one of our service companies or with your dealer Do not insert fingers or any objects into the video casette holder Avoid operating or leaving the unit near strong magnetic fields Be especially careful of large audio speakers Avoid operating or storing the unit in an excessively hot cold or dam...

Page 88: ... to the original display REMOTE PRESET PRESET PRESET PRESET REGEN PRESET FREE RUN REC RUN MANUAL MANUAL MANUAL MANUAL LOCAL VIDEO LEVEL CHROMA LEVEL CF TC REC INHIBIT MENU SET DIAG SYNCHRO NIZE ENC CONTROL 4F 2F ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF L LEVEL CUE VIDEO ASSEMBLE DV AUDIO ANALOG VIDEO Y PB PR AES EBU CMPST INPUT SELECT CH CONDITION SCH CF SHIFT ADJ START RESET STAND BY UB EXT EE TC INT TC MODE TAPE LO...

Page 89: ...number of times for threading unthreading is displayed in single units Displays the time that the drum has been rotating in one hour units Can be reset Displays the time that the tape has been running during FF REW PLAY SEARCH JOG VAR SHTL REC and EDIT modes except for STILL in the JOG VAR or SHTL mode in one hour units Can be reset The number of times for threading unthreading is displayed in sin...

Page 90: ... signals among the SDTI input signals are irregular This appears when the audio signals among the SDTI input signals are irregular This appears when the time codes of the SDTI input signals are irregular This is displayed when the fan motor stops This is displayed when the servo is not locked for three or more seconds during playback recording or editing This is displayed when envelope levels appr...

Page 91: ...tarts rotating as soon as it is detected If condensation is detected when the cassette has been inserted the drum rotation is stopped and after the tape is ejected the drum starts rotating If the cylinder motor speed is abnormally low the AUTO OFF lamp lights and the message display flashes STOP POWER OFF ON FRONT LOAD MOTOR If the cassette does not move up even when 6 seconds have elapsed since t...

Page 92: ...mp lights and the message display flashes STOP POWER OFF ON If an abnormal torque applied to the supply reel motor is detected the AUTO OFF lamp lights and the message display flashes STOP POWER OFF ON If the take up reel motor should rotate at an ab normally fast rate the AUTO OFF lamp lights and the message display flashes STOP POWER OFF ON If an abnormal torque applied to the take up reel motor...

Page 93: ...ported Pin No Signal Circuit name Description 1 FG Protective ground Frame ground 2 RXD Received data Data is sent to PC 3 TXD Transmitted data Data is received from PC 4 CTS Clear to send Shorted with pin 5 5 RTS Request to send Shorted with pin 4 6 DTR Data terminal ready No processing 7 SG Signal ground Signal ground 20 DSR Data set ready voltage output after communication enable status 2 Examp...

Page 94: ...C VTR Data format STX command data ETX 02h XX XX XX 3Ah XX XX 03h ASCII code symbols numbers upper case letters 20h XX 7Fh command Command identifier a 3 byte identifier ASCII code symbols numbers upper case letters is sent as the command This code serves as a delimiter between the command and data data Data ASCII code symbols numbers upper case letters can be added in the number of bytes required...

Page 95: ...d Example Send command Return message data STX OPL ETX ACK STX OPL ETX When the communication has terminated abnormally NACK 15h When processing is not possible due to incorrect data or trouble in the VTR 1 The receive completion message is returned ACK 06h 2 An error code is returned STX E R N1 N2 N3 ETX 02h Error code 03h 4 Error code table ER001 Invalid command Unsupported command received Erro...

Page 96: ...e and sound statuses differ according to the settings selected for the setup menu No 105 AUTO EE SEL The maximum tape speed differs according to the setting selected for setup menu No 102 FF REW MAX STX ORC ETX REC STX ORC ETX This command is for starting the recording STX OSF data ETX SHTL FORWARD STX OSF ETX This is the forward direction shuttle command data n 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A speed data ST...

Page 97: ...TILL 0 03 0 1 0 2 0 43 1 1 85 4 1 9 5 16 32 DVCPRO DVCPRO DVCPRO DVCPRO DVCPRO DVCPRO DVCPRO DVCPRO DVCPRO DVCPRO 0 03 0 1 0 3 0 5 1 1 85 3 1 9 5 16 32 DV DVCAM DV DVCAM DV DVCAM DV DVCAM DV DVCAM DV DVCAM DV DVCAM DV DVCAM DV DVCAM DV DVCAM This speed differs according to the setting selected for setup menu No 101 SHTL MAX This speed differs according to the setting selected for setup menu No 101...

Page 98: ...ion mode xxx data AJ D850 OEJ OFF OPL ORC ORW OSP SRS OBF OSF OSR OJG OSW EAE EON EPV ERV EJECT FAST FORWARD PLAY REC REWIND STOP including the STANDBY ON IN OUT PREROLL STANDBY OFF SHTL FORWARD SHTL REVERSE JOG FORWARD REVERSE VAR FORWARD REVERSE AUTO EDIT EDIT ON MANUAL EDIT PREVIEW REVIEW STX QID ETX ID VTR No REQUEST STX data ETX This command is for inquiring about the VTR used 2 Commands rela...

Page 99: ...nd SEND IF SEND QUIT THEN GOTO ProgEnd PRINT 1 STX SEND ETX REM Wait for Receive Command WHILE LOC 1 0 WAITKEY INKEY IF WAITKEY Q THEN PRINT Quit GOTO ProgEnd WEND REM Receive Command RecvCmd RECV INPUT 1 1 IF RECV STX THEN RECV Stx IF RECV ACK THEN RECV Ack IF RECV NAK THEN RECV Nak IF RECV ETX THEN BUFFER BUFFER Etx GOTO DispOut BUFFER BUFFER RECV GOTO RecvCmd REM Output Receive Command DispOut ...

Page 100: ...LR 1 TIME CODE IN XLR 1 AUDIO OUT SERIAL OUT DIGITAL BNC 3 Option AUDIO OUT DIGITAL XLR 2 CH1 CH2 AES EBU format AUDIO OUT ANALOG XLR 2 CH1 CH2 CUE OUT XLR 1 TIME CODE OUT XLR 1 MONITOR OUT XLR 2 L CH1 R CH2 HEADPHONES front Mini jack RS 422A REMOTE 9P REMOTE IN OUT Pin No Signal Pin No Signal Pin No Signal 1 FRAME GROUND 4 RECEIVE COMMON 7 TRANSMIT B 2 TRANSMIT A 5 8 RECEIVE A 3 RECEIVE B 6 TRANS...

Page 101: ...s open collector sink current 6 mA RS 232C REMOTE 25 pin D SUB crossover cable supported Pin No Abbreviation Circuit Description 1 FRAME GROUND Protective ground Frame ground 2 RxD Received data Sends data to the PC 3 TxD Transmitted data Receives data from the PC 4 CTS Clear to send Shorted with pin 5 5 RTS Request to send Shorted with pin 4 6 DTR Data terminal ready No processing 7 GND Signal gr...

Page 102: ... Impedance SW Component PB PR Output level selector This sets the CH2 audio input impedance HIGH 600Ω This sets the CUE input impedance This sets the component PB PR output level when connecting with the editor MII MII level BETA ß CAM level CAUTION These servicing instructions are for use by qualified service personnel only To reduce the risk of electric shock do not perform any servicing other t...

Page 103: ...ent temperature 41 F to 104 F 5 C to 40 C Operating ambient humidity 10 to 90 no condensation Weight 36 96 lbs 16 8 kg Dimensions W H D 16 3 4 6 15 16 16 3 8 inches Recording format DVCPRO format Recording tracks Digital video Time code Recorded in sub code area Digital audio 2 channels Cue Signal 1 track Control CTL 1 track Tape speed 33 820 mm sec Recording time 184 minutes with AJ 5P92LP 66 min...

Page 104: ...123 847 468 5200 WESTERN ZONE 3330 Cahuenga Blvd W Los Angeles CA 90068 323 436 3500 Dallas Region 6226 Abington Way Houston TX 77008 713 802 2726 No CA Northwest Region 5870 Stoneridge 3 Pleasanton CA 94588 925 416 5108 Government Marketing Department 52 West Gude Drive Rockville MD 20850 301 738 3840 PARTS INFORMATION ORDERING 9 00 a m 5 00 p m EST 800 334 4881 24 Hr Fax 800 334 4880 TECHNICAL S...

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