Sony BVH-2000, Operation And Maintenance Manual

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Block 1
This block shows the tape run time of the recorder or
player which being The selection of either
the time code count data by the
TIME CODE/TIMER selector
(0.
The meaning of the head letters displayed is as follows:
TCG: Value from the time code generator
TM 1 : TIMER-l data
UBR: Read value of bit
UBG: Generated value of the user bit
• Note that when the A-3 SEL switch on the
to set to position
other than TC, all columns display "*,, instead of
digits even if the time code is accessed.
2
This block shows the displays the data of IN/OUT
points for editing when they are entered. It can be used
for and correcting various data or duration
as
The meaning of the head letters displayed is as follows:
IN: Video or audio IN point
AI: Audio IN point
AO: Audio OUT point
DUR: Duration period between IN-OUT
by
LAP: Duration by TIMER-2
Block 3
block run is
operated. It also indicates the running speed in the
PROGRAM JOG or PROGRAM PLAY mode (describ-
in V AR ) the ..... .......,.,
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dial.
The tape speed is' indicated as a fraction when it is less
than the normal speed and as multiple when it is over
This block indicates malfunctions with flashing error
messages.
SYS ERR: Indicates a system error, showing
that the system con trol CPU is not
operating normally.
OVER Indicates overheating the power
supply system or motor drive ampli-
fier.
muicates a
control communication is not per-
formed correctly.
ABORT: Indicates that an is
not performed correctly.
LOST LCK: Indicates when servo lock is lost
during recording.
Indicates that the edit is
placed before the edit IN point.
DATA ERR: Indicates that an invalid numerical
value is set as time data (for example,
65 35 etc.).
OUT: Indicates that the tape not loaded
correctly.
REC TEST: Indicates that the REC TEST switch
REC is
(00) only) set to OFF and the BVH-2000(OO) is
in the STOP or REC TEST mode.
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DISPLAY HOLD button and lamp
If this button is pressed, at any position, the data
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on the is held. At the same
the lamp lights up to indicate the DISPLAY HOLD
mode. When this button is pressed again, the lamp goes
off and the data which is currently being read is
@
SHIFT button/ADVANCE button/PRESET button
the TIMER-l and CODE value
desired. Not applicable for TIMER-2. When the
DISPLAY HOLD button
®
is set to ON, the buttons
work follows.
button:
ADVANCE button:
th e cursor in the
lower part
of
the display. One
push moves the cursor up by one
the
cursor returns to the last digit.
Changes the number indicated by
the cursor. Each push increases
value one.
After setting all the digits to the
desired value, the PRESET button
PRESET button:
(1) Data input to TIMER-l
Set the TIME CODE/TIMER selector
®
to
TIMER-l and hold the data the DISPLAY
HOLD button
®.
Then operate the three buttons
to input data as required. The data preset cannot
be done when the TIMER-l is in the
+/-
display
board set
(2) Data input to TIME CODE
Set the TIME CODE/TIMER selector
(0
to TIME
CODE. Set the VTR mode
and hold the display using the DISPLAY HOLD
button
®.
Then set the time code generator
starting point to the place desired by the
above three buttons. When user bit is
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the user bit can be set to the value desired.
Set the T APE/EE selector
CD
to INPUT, and the
from code generator will
played.
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