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List of Camera Combinations and Available Functions

List of Camera Combinations and Available Functions

a) Available by special order. (For details, contact your Sony representative.)
b) Discontinued

Camera model F23

RGB 4:4:4
YCbCr 4:2:2

4:4:4

4:2:2

Connection of SRW-1 to
camera

Docked

Separate
(BNC
connection)

Separate
(optical-fiber
connection)

Docked

Separate
(BNC
connection)

Separate
(optical-fiber
connection)

Equipment configuration F23

SRW-1 +
HKSR-102 +
HKSR-103

F23

SRW-1 +
HKSR-102

F23

SRW-1 +
HKSR-102

SRPC-1

F23 + CA-F101

SRW-1 +
HKSR-101 +
HKSR-102

SRPC-1

F23

SRW-1 +
HKSR-102

F23

SRW-1 +
HKSR-102

SRPC-1

F23 + CA-F101

SRW-1 +
HKSR-101 +
HKSR-102

SRPC-1

Frames shot

1 to 60

1 to 30

1 to 60

Effects

Effects
Frame capture
(Interval
Frame mode)

Yes

Afterimaging
(Select FPS
mode/Slow
Shutter mode)

Yes

Smooth
motion
(Select FPS
mode)

Yes

Camera model HDC1500

HDW-F900R,
HDC-950

and other PsF cameras

HDC-F950

RGB 4:4:4
YCbCr 4:2:2

4:4:4

4:2:2

4:4:4

4:2:2

Connection of SRW-1 to
camera

Separate
(BNC connection)

Separate
(optical-fiber connection)

Equipment configuration HDC1500

SRW-1 + HKSR-102

SRPC-1

PsF camera

SRW-1 +
HKSR-102

SRPC-1

HDC-F950

SRW-1 +
HKSR-102

SRPC-1 + HKSR-101

Frames shot

1 to 30

1 to 60

1 to 30

Effect
s

Effects
Frame capture
(Interval Frame
mode)

Yes

Afterimaging
(Select FPS
mode/Slow
Shutter mode)

Yes

Smooth motion
(Select FPS
mode)

Summary of Contents for HKSR-101

Page 1: ...HD PORTABLE DIGITAL RECORDER SRW 1 HD VIDEO PROCESSOR SRPC 1 OPTICAL INTERFACE UNIT HKSR 101 PICTURE CACHE BOARD HKSR 102 RGB 60P PROCESSOR BOARD HKSR 103 OPERATION MANUAL English 1st Edition Revised 7 ...

Page 2: ...ful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense You are cautioned that any changes or modifications not expressly approved in this manual could void your authority to operate this equipment All interface cables used to connect per...

Page 3: ...ssionsdauer Kontinuierlich Laser Ausgangsleistung 10 mW max Standard IEC60825 1 2001 Afin de réduire les risques d incendie ou d électrocution ne pas exposer cet appareil à la pluie ou à l humidité Afin d écarter tout risque d électrocution garder le coffret fermé Ne confier l entretien de l appareil qu à un personnel qualifié Pour les utilisateurs au Canada SRW 1 SRPC 1 HKSR 101 seulement Cet app...

Page 4: ...ck Handling 40 3 8 1 About a Memory Stick 40 3 8 2 Inserting and Ejecting Memory Stick Media 41 3 9 Power Saving Mode 42 Chapter 4 Menu Settings 4 1 Basic Menu Operations 44 4 1 1 Displaying Menus 44 4 1 2 Changing Menu Settings 44 4 2 TC Setup Menu 46 4 3 VIDEO Setup Menu 50 4 4 AUDIO Setup Menu 52 4 5 SYSTEM Setup Menu 54 Chapter 5 Recording and Playback 5 1 Signal Format Settings 62 5 1 1 Selec...

Page 5: ...the Number of Frames Shot and the Number of Playback Frames Outline of Slow Shutter 97 7 4 2 Using the Slow Shutter Function 98 Appendixes Maintenance and Inspections 100 Head Cleaning 100 Handling the Optical Fiber Connector When Optional HKSR 101 Is Installed 100 Condensation 100 Note About the Battery Terminal 101 Specifications 101 General 101 Digital Video System 102 Digital Audio System 102 ...

Page 6: ...roduction 1080 1920 progressive 23 98PsF 24PsF 25PsF 29 97PsF 50P 59 94P 1080 1920 interlaced 50i 59 94i 720 1280 progressive 50P 59 94P Double speed recording 880 Mbps recording The SRW 1 features a double speed recording capability which double the drum rotation and tape speed and thus achieves a data transfer rate of 880 Mbps The following three modes are available to utilize this extremely hig...

Page 7: ...erface that can be connected directly to the F23 F35 on either the top or rear panels as convenient When this unit is docked on the F23 F35 with installation of the optional HKSR 102 board on a docked SRW 1 enables recording of smooth slow and quick motion in full high definition video Select FPS function of SR Motion When the optional HKSR 102 and HKSR 103 are installed RGB 4 4 4 recording at 108...

Page 8: ...m or DPCM differential pulse code modulation quantizing adjustment and variable length word encoding This process forms the core of the new MPEG 4 Studio Profile compression strategy The process uses intra frame compression for progressive image capture and intra field compression for interlaced images ECC encoder An outer ECC error correction code is interleaved with the compressed data followed ...

Page 9: ...phones Headphones SRW 1 SRPC 1 HKSR 102 HKSR 103 Microphone VTR etc Audio input Analog 4 channels AES EBU 4 channels SD video output SDI VTR FPU etc SD video monitor Audio output Analog 2 channels AES EBU 12 channels HD video monitor HD video output HD SDI Stereo amplifier Speakers BP GL95 AC DN10 DN2B BATTERY DC IN F23 F35 Digital Cinematography Camera with CA F101 Optical Fiber Camera Adapter HK...

Page 10: ...ntrol Panel Extension Cable page 24 for more information about using the control panel apart from the recorder 1 Cassette insertion slot 8 Top handle 3 Side handle 5 Processor connector Connector panel see page 17 Display see page 15 7 Lock release button for control panel 2 Tally indicator 6 EJECT button 4 POWER power supply indicator ...

Page 11: ...on for control panel When removing the control panel use this button For more information about using this button see 3 1 2 Using the Control Panel Extension Cable page 24 h Top handle Use to carry the SRW 1 or joined SRW 1 SRPC 1 If you need to remove the top handle from the SRW 1 body use a coin driver etc to loosen the four screws 2 1 2 Control Panel a Menu selection buttons Select the menu sho...

Page 12: ... prevent misoperations due to accidental button operations ON All operation buttons are disabled OFF During recording only the STOP button and PAUSE button are enabled All buttons are enabled when the system is not recording When the KEY INHI item in the SYSTEM Setup menu is set to MAP the operation buttons follow the settings of the LOCAL KEYMAP item d LIGHT switch The backlight comes on when thi...

Page 13: ...able unless at least 3 seconds have been recorded REC button and indicator Pressing PLAY button with this button held down starts recording The indicator lights during recording Pressing the button with recording paused in standby off mode puts the SRW 1 into standby on mode If you press this button during stop fast forward or rewind or when no cassette is inserted the SRW 1 enters E E mode a In t...

Page 14: ...ape The indicator lights during fast forwarding and goes out when fast forwarding completes When the F FWD button is pressed again during fast forwarding the operation changes to the search mode same as the button is pressed together with the FUNC button searching at the same speed as searching was stopped previously Executes forward direction searches With each press the search speed changes in t...

Page 15: ...nterval Time Code Timecode that is inserted on two lines in the vertical blanking interval This type of timecode can be read even during very slow playback For more information about warnings see About Warning Messages page 106 c Time data Displays time data for the current tape position The type of time data is CTL 1 tape running time timecode or user bits as selected with TIMER SEL in the TC Set...

Page 16: ... to indicate the recording signal condition Normally the green bar lights If a recording problem occurs the red bar lights Green bar Recording signal quality is good Red bar Recording signal quality is degraded If this continues head cleaning or internal inspection is needed g Remaining tape time Displays the time remaining on the tape TOP is displayed at the start of the tape and END is displayed...

Page 17: ...ect the control panel You can remove the short cable connected when the SRW 1 is shipped from the factory and replace it with the supplied extension cable For details see 3 1 2 Using the Control Panel Extension Cable page 24 c EARPHONES jack stereo minijack and LEVEL knob Use this connector to attach earphones or stereo headphones equipped with a stereo miniplug for use in monitoring audio during ...

Page 18: ... the output video being 1 frame in advance of the video Select this setting when you want to synchronize other devices using the timecode generator of this unit as the master e POWER ON OFF switch When the SRPC 1 power is on push this switch up to the ON side to power the SRW 1 on To power the SRW 1 off push the switch down to the OFF side Normally leave this switch on the ON side since the SRW 1 ...

Page 19: ...input selection switches These connectors allow up to four channels of analog audio signals to be input Set the input selection switches as follows depending on the type and level of the input audio LINE For line input MIC For microphone input 48V ON For input from microphones with external power supply 1 Recorder connector 4 Batteryattachment section 5 AUDIO INPUT CH 3 and CH 4 connectors and inp...

Page 20: ...deo and audio signals for monitoring Regardless of signal format settings these connectors always output signals in 4 2 2 format For more information on output signals see Relation between recording and playback signals and output signals to video monitors page 63 in 5 1 1 Selecting the System Signal Format VTR operating status and timecode can be superimposed on the output see the CHAR MON item i...

Page 21: ...AMERA connector optical fiber connector when HKSR 101 installed Connect the F23 F35 Digital Cinema Camera by FC2 PD50 PD250 Optical Fiber Cable optional A single optical fiber cable can send and receive audio and control signals multiplexed into video signals Refer to the HKSR 101 Installation Manual for information about installing the HKSR 101 Notes Power cannot be supplied from this unit to a c...

Page 22: ...for step 3 until it is almost horizontal 3 Move the assist lever to the unlock position rotate it in the direction of the arrow as far as it will go 4 Grasp the top handle of the SRW 1 align the mark on the SRW 1 with the v mark on the SRPC 1 see To release in the following figure and then place the SRW 1 on the top of the SRPC 1 Note If the top handle is detached from the SRW 1 grasp the side han...

Page 23: ...arrow to lock the joint between the SRPC 1 and SRW 1 7 Remove the two screws from the holes on the SRW 1 and use these two screws to mount the supplied assist lever holding bracket on the SRW 1 To detach the SRW 1 from the SRPC 1 1 Place the joined SRPC 1 and SRW 1 on a flat stable surface of a bench table or the like 2 Unscrew the assist lever holding bracket from the body of the SRW 1 3 Rotate t...

Page 24: ...ressing the lock release button next to the control panel slide the control panel in the direction of the arrow in the figure to separate the control panel from the SRW 1 body 3 Remove the cable from the control panel and replace it with the extension cable 4 Connect the extension cable to the CTRL PANEL connector on the SRW 1 To secure the extension cable with the cable clamp You can attach the c...

Page 25: ...anel in the direction of the arrow so that there is almost no slack then fix the cable in groove A and groove B See figure in step 2 4 While avoiding the cassette insertion slot fix the slack part of the rest of the cable in the clamp Screws Groove A Cable clamp Groove B Clamp Cassette insertion slot ...

Page 26: ... between this unit and a camera or camcorder About monitor connections see the figures in 3 2 2 Connections for Playback page 28 To connect the HDW F900R to record 4 2 2 signals To connect the HDC1500 to record RGB 4 4 4 or 4 2 2 50P 59P signals HD SDI OUT HD SDI IN A HDW F900R HD multi format camcorder SRW 1 SRPC 1 LINK A B OUT HD SDI IN A HD SDI IN B HDC1500 multi format camera system SRW 1 SRPC...

Page 27: ...i format camera system SRW 1 SRPC 1 HDW F900R HD multi format camcorder Reference signals Note Synchronize the two cameras CCU CAMERA F23 F35 Digital Cinematography Camera with CA F101 Optical Fiber Camera Adapter SRW 1 SRPC 1 HKSR 101 optional FC2 PD50 PD250 Optical Fiber Cable optional Note Set VIDEO I O VA INPUT in the VIDEO Setup menu to CAM Optical Further set CAM TYPE to F950 or STD dependin...

Page 28: ... Combinations and Available Functions page 119 3 2 2 Connections for Playback To connect an HD monitor To connect an SD monitor To connect an HD monitor supporting RGB 4 4 4 or 1080 50P 60P Dual Link HKSR 102 optional HKSR 103 optional SRW 1 F23 F35 MONITOR OUT HD SDI HD SDI HD video input SRW 1 SRPC 1 HD monitor MONITOR OUT SD SDI SDI D1 SD video input SRW 1 SRPC 1 SD monitor HD SDI OUT A LINK A ...

Page 29: ... as player for editing HD SDI OUT A HD SDI OUT B REMOTE IN REMOTE 1 I O 9P HD SDI INPUT B HD SDI INPUT A HD SDI OUTPUT A HD SDI LINK A IN HD SDI OUTPUT B HD SDI LINK B IN SRW 5000 5500 a SRW 1 SRPC 1 HD video input a Illustration SRW 5000 HD monitor ...

Page 30: ...D SD HD Start SYSTEM Setup REFERENCE MODE setting SYSTEM Setup REFERENCE EXTERNAL setting Signals with correct frequency input to REF IN HD connector Sync to reference video signals input to REF IN HD connector Sync to reference video signals input to REF IN HD and SD connectors Sync to signals input to HD SDI IN A B connectors Signals input to HD SDI IN A B connectors Signals with correct frequen...

Page 31: ...s unit replacing the reference signals of this unit If you do not want to input external reference signals to this unit set REFERENCE MODE see page 56 in the SYSTEM Setup menu to Input When you need to input external reference signals to this unit Set REFERENCE MODE in the SYSTEM Setup menu to External and set REFERENCE EXTERNAL to the appropriate value for the reference signals that you are using...

Page 32: ... 98PsF you can synchronize pulldown output signals and downconvert output signals to a 59 94i reference signal input to the REF IN SD connector In the SYSTEM Setup menu set REFERENCE MODE to External set REFERENCE EXTERNAL to HD SD see page 56 and then connect as shown below Notes These settings are valid only when the frame frequency of this system is 23 98PsF When you make the settings described...

Page 33: ...frequency to the REF IN SD connector HD SDI OUT A B MONITOR OUT HD SDI MONITOR OUT SD SDI HD SDI INPUT A B REF IN HD REF IN SD Reference signal input HD 23 98PsF Synchronized Reference signal input SD 59 94i SD 59 94i HD 23 98PsF HD 23 98PsF or 59 94i according to the setting of PD MON in the Video Setup menu HD monitor SD monitor A only or A B A only or A B In the SYSTEM Setup menu set REFERENCE ...

Page 34: ...nded period of time Refer to the operation manual of the battery charger for more information about how to charge battery packs To attach a battery pack 1 While pressing in the lock release button on the battery attachment section of SRPC 1 slide the battery connector cover to remove it See the figure in the next item To detach a battery pack 2 Align the line on the battery attachment section of t...

Page 35: ...r off Note To protect tapes do not power the SRW 1 off with a cassette loaded Always eject the cassette first and then use the following procedure to power the system off 1 Turn the SRPC 1 POWER ON OFF switch to OFF If the SRW 1 POWER ON OFF switch is set to ON the SRW 1 is also powered off automatically 2 If you are using an AC adaptor turn the AC adaptor off If you should ever power off with a c...

Page 36: ... Timer window To keep the backlight on select Disable To display a screen saver after a specified interval Select LCD SAVER in the SYSTEM Setup menu see page 56 and select the time after which the screen saver should appear 1 minute to 1 hour in the Screen Saver window Select Disable if you do not want to display a screen saver See 4 1 Basic Menu Operations page 44 for more information about menu ...

Page 37: ...to AUTO or THRU only when the operating frame frequency is 23 98PsF b Tape remaining The remaining tape capacity is displayed as follows c Time data type When timecode and user bit data cannot be read correctly asterisks are displayed in these blocks for example as T R U R T R and U R d Operating mode The information displayed is divided as shown in the following figure into blocks A and B Block A...

Page 38: ...hange the position of superimposed text You can move the position of superimposed text in 16 steps horizontally 0 to 15 and 24 steps vertically 0 to 23 To set the values use CHAR MON HPOS VPOS or CHAR SD HPOS VPOS in the TC Setup menu 3 7 Handling Cassettes 3 7 1 Usable Cassettes This system uses 1 2 inch width HDCAM SR S size cassettes The maximum recording times are as follows Note Use this unit...

Page 39: ... a few seconds To cancel the ejection before it is finished press any of the other operation buttons before the cassette is completely ejected The cassette ejection operation is canceled and the operation corresponding to the button you pressed starts To remove a cassette with the system powered off Proceed as follows if you need to remove a cassette with the SRW 1 powered off because the battery ...

Page 40: ... products Because it is removable Memory Stick can also be used for external data storage Memory Stick is available in two sizes standard size and compact Duo size Once attached to a Memory Stick Duo adaptor Memory Stick Duo turns to the same size as standard Memory Stick and thus can be used with products compliant with standard Memory Stick Available types of Memory Stick With this product you c...

Page 41: ...ject them to shock Do not turn off the power of the computer and product or remove the Memory Stick This may damage the data Precautions To prevent data loss make backups of data frequently In no event will Sony be liable for any loss of data Unauthorized recording may be contrary to the provisions of copyright law When you use a Memory Stick that has been pre recorded be sure that the material ha...

Page 42: ... the unit returns to the previous state If no cassette is inserted 30 seconds later when the item SAVE MODE is set to SAVE this unit is put into Power Save Mode1 Then the mode changes to Power Save Mode2 another 30 seconds later When the REC button is pressed the power save mode is canceled and the unit returns to the previous state When this unit is put into power save mode the popup window appea...

Page 43: ...ndby mode is reduced Set the standby off mode duration using the SYSTEM SERVO STBY OFF menu item as you need Recorded video is not output to the monitor when the item SAVE MODE is set to SAVE ANA EMP 1 L R ANA EMP 2 L R SDI EMP 3 L R SDI EMP 4 L R SDI EMP 5 L R SDI EMP 6 L R SDI EMP 7 L R SDI EMP 8 L R SDI EMP 9 L R SDI EMP 10 L R A E EMP 11 L R A E EMP 12 L R dB 0 10 20 30 60 TCR OOOO REMAIN CH C...

Page 44: ...rsor to the target item Note CHAR MON and CHAR SD do not appear in the TC Setup menu when the SRW 1 is docked on the F23 F35 2 Press the SELECT ENTER dial A submenu window opens for the selected item If the selected item is a command the command is executed HOME TC VIDEO AUDIO SYSTEM EJECT STOP PLAY KEY INHI BACK OFF ON LIGHT OFF ON REC FUNC REW F FWD PAUSE x Z z B m X M T C S e t u p TIMER SEL TI...

Page 45: ...UBG SRC 12H 24H DF TCG 24H T C S e t u p TIMER SEL TIMER RESET TIMER PRESET TCR SEL TCG MODE REGEN SRC RUN MODE TCG SET MAIN OTHERS MAIN PD TC CHAR MON CHAR SD LTC TC PRST INT L R RUN SRW 1 TCR 00 00 00 00 CASS OUT Submenu window 24H 12H 12H 24H MODE TCG Setting Main DF NDF UBG SRC 12H 24H DF TCG 24H T C S e t u p TIMER SEL TIMER RESET TIMER PRESET TCR SEL TCG MODE REGEN SRC RUN MODE TCG SET MAIN ...

Page 46: ...L CTL signal count TCR SEL Selects the type of timecode which you want the internal timecode reader to read during playback AUTO AUTO Read VITC when the playback speed is less than 1 2 times normal speed and LTC when the playback speed is more than 1 2 times normal speed LTC LTC Read LTC VITC VITC Read VITC TCG MODE Selects the type of timecode to which the internal timecode generator synchronizes...

Page 47: ...of the video Select this setting when you want to synchronize other devices using the timecode generator of this unit as the master RT REC Selects whether or not to record the real time in user bits see page 69 OFF Off Do not record VITC VITC UB Record in VITC V L VITC UB LTC UB Record in VITC and LTC LTC LTC UB Record in LTC RT SET Sets the real time RT SRC Selects the real time to record in user...

Page 48: ...haracters on a gray screen background BG With BG White characters on a black background SIZE Set the size of characters 1 1 Normal size 2 2 Twice normal size MODE Selects the content of text information STAT Time Status Timecounter display information and status information UB Time User Bits Timecounter display information and user bit data CTL Time CTL Timecounter display information and CTL VITC...

Page 49: ...ckground SIZE Set the size of characters 1 1 Normal size 2 2 Twice normal size MODE Selects the content of text information STAT Time Status Timecounter display information and status information UB Time User Bits Timecounter display information and user bit data CTL Time CTL Timecounter display information and CTL VITC Time VITC Timecounter display information and VITC TIME Time only Timecounter ...

Page 50: ... B signals LINKA Link A E E output of the LINK A signal or playback output of the recorded signal LINKB Link B E E output of the LINK B signal or playback output of the recorded signal A B Split A B Screen split into 2 parts with the LINK A signal output to the left side and the LINK B signal output to the right side B A Split B A Screen split into 2 parts with the LINK B signal output to the left...

Page 51: ...ck to 940 100 white steps for signals that exceed the HD video level range 10 bit signal levels 4 to 1019 steps LUT STATUS Displays a list of the LUT files in the banks The currently selected file is displayed in yellow You can select a file to display simple I O curves and to delete unneeded LUT files from the banks LUT LOAD Loads a LUT file from a Memory Stick to a bank LUT SAVE Saves a LUT file...

Page 52: ...ects the signal to assign to track 8 Same settings as TRACK1 SDI8 TRACK9 Selects the signal to assign to track 9 Same settings as TRACK1 SDI9 TRACK10 Selects the signal to assign to track 10 Same settings as TRACK1 SDI10 TRACK11 Selects the signal to assign to track 11 Same settings as TRACK1 SDI11 TRACK12 Selects the signal to assign to track 12 Same settings as TRACK1 SDI12 PHONE SEL Selects the...

Page 53: ...ignal with a delay of one frame use when the video signals of external cameras and so on are input with a delay of one frame versus audio signals 2F 2F Delay Record audio signal with a delay of two frames use when the video signals of external cameras and so on are input with a delay of two frames versus audio signals 3F 3F Delay Record audio signal with a delay of three frames use when the video ...

Page 54: ...EM Setup Menu The SYSTEM Setup menu allows you to make system settings In the Settings column of the following table Factory default settings are underlined Square brackets indicate settings as displayed in setting windows see the figure for step 3 on page 62 ...

Page 55: ... Mbps for 50P or 59 94P 444HQ 4 4 4 HQ 4 4 4 R G B HQ mode 880 Mbps Note Tapes recorded with the 444HQ setting cannot be played back on the SRW 5000 5500 Also certain limitations apply to when tapes recorded in other 880 Mbps formats are played back on the SRW 5000 5500 For details see About Recording Playback Tape Formats page 116 SELECT FPS When the HKSR 102 is installed selects the operating mo...

Page 56: ...lor bar signal SMPTE SMPTE Color Bar Generates an SMPTE color bar signal RP219 RP 219 Color Bar Generate an RP 219 color bar signal BLK Black Generate a black signal AUDIO Determines whether to make the internal audio signal generator generate a test signal Settings for internal audio signal generator OFF Off Generate no test signal 1KHz 1KHz Sine Generate a sine wave signal of 1 kHz NONE Silence ...

Page 57: ...nhibit settings ALL ALL Lock all buttons MAP MAP Lock only buttons which have been disabled with KEYMAP settings REMOTE LOCAL Specifies whether the unit is controlled locally or remotely LCL Local Operate the unit locally from the control panel RMT Remote Control the unit remotely from the external device connected to the REMOTE IN connector In this case the tape transport EJECT and FUNC buttons o...

Page 58: ...al When the FUNC PLAY buttons are pressed with tape transport stopped the unit rewinds for about five seconds and then plays for about 10 seconds If the recording end point is located in that section playback stops at that point and the unit enters recording pause mode If the recording end point is not located in that section playback continues for about 10 seconds and then stops LONG Long The 10 ...

Page 59: ...equency FRM manually with no range limits LINE Auto Linear Vary the number of frames shot or the frame frequency linearly INV Auto Inverse Vary the inverse of the number of frames shot frm or the inverse of the frame frequency fps linearly EVEN Auto Even Vary the number of frames shot or the frame frequency so that there area the same number of frames for each frequency USER Auto User Vary the num...

Page 60: ...o audio and timecode output Select this only to use the SRW 1 as a player under remote control via the RENOTE IN connector SAVE MODE NORM Normal Disable power save mode SAVE Save Enable power save mode 30 seconds after the standby off state ends mode changes to Power Save Mode1 in which only E E video signals input from SDI IN connectors are output Another 30 seconds later mode changes to Power Sa...

Page 61: ... GL Battery BP GL95 OTH1 Other 1 OTH2 Other 2 Near END DCIN For the battery type selected with the previous item DCIN TYPE sets the threshold voltage to issue a near end almost exhausted warning 11 0 to 15 0 11 9V END DCIN For the battery type selected with the previous item DCIN TYPE sets the threshold voltage to issue an end exhausted warning 11 0 to 12 0 11 0V OTHERS SOFT VERSION Displays the s...

Page 62: ... SELECT ENTER dial to select LINE in the submenu window A setting window appears 2 7 1 HOME TC VIDEO AUDIO SYSTEM EJECT STOP PLAY KEY INHI BACK OFF ON LIGHT OFF ON REC FUNC REW F FWD PAUSE x Z z B m X M ANLG EMP 1 L R ANLG EMP 2 L R SDI EMP 3 L R SDI EMP 4 L R SDI EMP 5 L R SDI EMP 6 L R SDI EMP 7 L R SDI EMP 8 L R SDI EMP 9 L R SDI EMP 10 L R A E EMP 11 L R A E EMP 12 L R dB 0 10 20 30 60 TCR OOO...

Page 63: ...SELECT ENTER dial with the FUNC button held down 5 Press the SELECT ENTER dial CANCEL and OK appear at the bottom of the screen 6 Move the cursor to OK and then press the SELECT ENTER dial A message appears to inform you that the format has been selected and you return to the HOME screen Relation between recording and playback signals and output signals to video monitors Signals in the formats sho...

Page 64: ...e page 37 5 1 2 TeleFile Recording This system records the following TeleFile data to cassette labels with each recording operation IN recording start point OUT recording end point Tape format Duration time from In point to Out point File name automatically assigned file name in the format HDCAMSR_00X Note TeleFile data may not be saved correctly if the POWER ON OFF switch is set to the OFF positi...

Page 65: ... PD MON then press the dial A setting window appears 3 Rotate the SELECT ENTER dial to select one of the following then press the dial AUTO Pulldown conversion is performed if the frame frequency is 23 98 Hz Otherwise pulldown conversion is not performed THRU Pulldown conversion is not performed Operation Menu item or control Reference Select the recording source input to the SRPC 1 when the optio...

Page 66: ...the order L t R t LR t none Select none if you do not want to output the selected channel to the EARPHONES jack Select LR if you want to output the channel from both sides 3 Repeat steps 1 and 2 to select other channels and steps 3 and 4 to make L R settings for those channels 4 When you are finished rotate the SELECT ENTER dial to select END and press the dial To select the digital audio signal m...

Page 67: ...en changed 3 Rotate the SELECT ENTER dial to select UNI VAL and press the dial If you do not need to change the recording level set the recording level of the channel selected in steps 1 and 2 to UNI and proceed to step 5 If you do need to change the recording level set the recording level of the channel selected in steps 1 and 2 to VAR and proceed to step 4 4 Rotate the ADJUST knob to set the rec...

Page 68: ... SD LTC TC PRST INT L R RUN SRW 1 TCR 00 00 00 00 CASS OUT TC Setup menu TC button SELECT ENTER dial Control panel T C S e t u p TIMER SEL TIMER RESET TIMER PRESET TCR SEL TCG MODE REGENE SOURCE RUN MODE TCG SET MAIN OTHERS MAIN PD TC CHAR MON CHAR SD LTC TC PRST INT L R RUN SRW 1 TCR 00 00 00 00 CASS OUT TIMER Mode Select CTL CTL TC TC UBIT UBIT RGN INT L Timecode in synchronization with the time...

Page 69: ...n arbitrary value set the TCG SET MAIN UBG SOURCE menu item to INT The TCG MODE menu item can be set to any value Alternatively set the TCG MODE menu item to PRSET The TCG SET MAIN UBG SOURCE menu item can be set to any value see To select user bits to record page 68 To set the user bit value proceed as described in To preset an arbitrary initial timecode value As with timecode all digits in user ...

Page 70: ...ecording on such a tape or on a partially recorded tape 1 Insert the cassette that you want to use in sequential recording and then press the PLAY button to play the tape 2 Press the STOP button to stop playback within one second after passing the position where the last recording stopped end position 3 With the FUNC button held down press the PLAY button end search 2 3 HOME TC VIDEO AUDIO SYSTEM ...

Page 71: ...d Operations This section describes preparations for playback About connections for playback see page 28 5 3 1 Selecting the Conversion Mode of the Downconverter The following three modes are available for the internal HD SD downconverter Letterbox mode Edge crop mode Squeeze mode HD SD Convert while maintaining the 16 9 aspect ratio HD SD Crop 1 4 from both the left and right sides of the HD pict...

Page 72: ... TIMER SEL The TIMER SEL settings window appears See To select the type of time data to display page 68 3 Rotate the SELECT ENTER dial to select CTL TC timecode or UBIT user bits CTL Display CTL signals recorded on the tape TC Display TC or VITC read by the internal timecode reader The TCR SEL item in the TC Setup menu allows you to determine whether the timecode reader is to read LTC or VITC UBIT...

Page 73: ...ontrol Step 4 and following are not necessary When the tracking has been automatically optimized the tracking control is not released even if the cassette is ejected or the system is powered off Servo Config STBY OFF TRACKING Unity ADJUST 0 30sec SRW 1 TCR 00 00 00 00 CASS OUT REC REVIEW NORM S Y S T E M S e t u p FORMAT REFERENCE TEST SG LCD KEYMAP KEYINHI MAP SERVO REC INHI OFF EDIT BATTERY OTHE...

Page 74: ...ed intervals It is comparable to the Interval Rec function of previous models but enables time lapse recording and recording over longer periods The following two methods are available Manual Timer Rec Specifies the number of frames to record in a single take Each time that recording starts the specified number of frames are captured continuously Auto Timer Rec Specifies the number of frames to re...

Page 75: ... 4 In the submenu window select Auto Frm and then press the SELECT ENTER dial A setting window opens 5 Rotate the SELECT ENTER dial to specify the number of frames to record in one take 6 Put the unit into recording paused mode In Auto Timer Rec mode T appears on the HOME screen before the number of lines of the signal format Recording at the specified intervals of specified time begins and the sp...

Page 76: ... press the REC button Note To make the most effective use of the Cache Rec capability be sure to start recording with the unit in standby on mode The time after which the unit leaves standby on mode and enters standby off mode can be selected with the SERVO STBY OFF item in the SYSTEM Setup menu Select a time that will be long enough for your shooting conditions 3 Do one of the following to start ...

Page 77: ...ve vary depending on the frame frequency and the current operating conditions You should make a test recording before using the Cache Rec function to record important material Status of this unit Recording start timing Standby on mode Standby off mode Not using SR Motion About three seconds before 0 to two seconds after Using SR Motion About two seconds before About two seconds after ...

Page 78: ...corded material is set before shooting For example it is usually 24 Hz for movies and usually 29 97 Hz or 25 Hz for TV programming After shooting when the material is played back it is played at that set rate In SR Motion the number of frames per second in the recorded material is called the target frame frequency SR Motion achieves motion effects by appropriately setting three variables the targe...

Page 79: ...ystem frame frequency of 23 98PsF When video shot at 24 frames second FPS is recorded at 4 frame intervals 4FRM with other frames thinned out 24 4 6 FPS recording and played back at 24 FPS on this unit it is played back in quick motion at 24 6 4 times normal playback speed The recorded tape can be used for editing or other post processing in 1080 23 98PsF format SRW 5000 HDDIGITALVIDEOCASSETTERECO...

Page 80: ...et to 59 94 Hz then 60 frames per second are recorded but the timecode does not advance from 0 to 59 frames Instead it advances from 0 to 23 frames which matches the target frame frequency If one second is recorded with these settings beginning with second 00 frame 00 then the timecode advances quickly from second 00 frames 00 to 23 and then continues to advance as second 01 frames 00 to 23 and fi...

Page 81: ...ds the specified value Input data is not recorded while the bar graph shows 0 Playback of tapes recorded with SR Motion When you play a tape that was recorded with SR Motion the FPS value in SR Motion recording is shown in the playback frequency position of the PB line 7 1 2 Operation Flow The operation flow is shown below 7 1 3 Target Frame Frequencies and Signal Formats The following table shows...

Page 82: ...PsF 4 2 2 25 625 50i 29 30 30 1080 S30PsF 25PsF 4 2 2 30 Not output DEF or 50 50 1080 S50P 25PsF 4 2 2 25 625 50i 59 60 60 1080 S60P 25PsF 4 2 2 30 Not output 29 97 29 30 29 97 1080 S29PsF 29PsF 4 2 2 29 97 525 59 94i DEF or 59 60 59 94 1080 S59P 29PsF 4 2 2 29 97 525 59 94i 4 4 4 SQ a 4 4 4 HQ 4 2 2 x2 23 98 23 24 23 98 1080 S23PsF 23PsF 4 4 4 SQ or HQ or 4 2 2 x2 23 98 525 59 94i DEF or 29 30 29...

Page 83: ...m frame frequency is set to 50 Hz Input a 25 Hz signal as reference signal Since the number of frames can be set up to 50 FPS this selection is effective for further enhancing slow motion effects SD monitor output is 625 50i When 59 60 is selected with HKSR 103 installed The system frame frequency is set to 60 Hz Input a 30 Hz signal as reference signal Since the number of frames can be set up to ...

Page 84: ...ard installed When installing the HKSR 103 refer to the HKSR 103 Installation Manual For details on the Ramp function see 7 2 3 Using the Ramp Function page 88 Note The Select FPS function is not available during separate operation with BNC connection 7 2 1 Relation Between the Number of Frames Shot and the Number of Playback Frames Outline of Select FPS To obtain the desired slow or quick motion ...

Page 85: ...t with FORMAT page 62 in 5 1 1 Selecting the System Signal Format 2 Set as shown below according to the camera system format 3 In the submenu window select SET The formats of the SRW 1 and the F23 F35 are switched and S59P 23PsF appears in the display for about 30 seconds 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 50 48 49 50 FPS NV 1 2 3 4 5 6 NV 7 8 9 10 NV 48 49 50 60P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 48 49 50 1 2 3 4 22 23 24 ...

Page 86: ...on For details see 7 2 3 Using the Ramp Function page 88 4 Start shooting 1 Check the timecode of the current position make a memo so that you will be able to rewind after shooting 2 Set the number of frames to be shot by the camera FPS value 3 Start recording During recording change the FPS value as required by rotating the SELECT ENTER dial 4 Stop recording 5 Conduct a review 1 Rewind to the tim...

Page 87: ...nit rewinds the tape for three seconds and then starts playback of the scene you have just shot When playback ends the unit enters recording pause mode at the point where recording ended To check more than three seconds earlier If you hold down the FUNC button while pressing the PLAY button the unit rewinds as long as you keep the buttons held down If the setting of SERVO REC REVIEW in the SYSTEM ...

Page 88: ...specify start and end frames and a duration and allow the unit to vary the speed automatically according to preset rules Proceed as follows to set up the Ramp function 1 In the SYSTEM Setup menu select EDIT RAMP A setting window opens 2 Select the Ramp function operating mode from the following Auto Linear Varies the number of frames shot FPS linearly Auto Inverse Varies the inverse of the number ...

Page 89: ...ng appears in which you can check the settings This example shows the information that appears when the Auto Even mode is selected 4 With the FUNC button held down press the SELECT ENTER dial The number of frames shot starts to change When the number of frames shot changes to that of the end point the values of the ramp start point and the ramp end point are exchanged To stop the number of frames ...

Page 90: ...xtension csv in the Memory Stick located in MSSONY PRO VTR SRW 1 For example you could enter the following values 10 50 6 30 24 24 60 30 A curve like the following is produced when you save the values entered in the text file as a CSV file To vary the number of frames shot manually Set the number of frames shot manually if you want to set upper and lower number of frames shot limits Operating mode...

Page 91: ...set on this unit stores them in memory and records the stored frames onto tape The frame interval of shot frames is set in units of FRM frames It can be set in steps of 1FRM within the following ranges For 4 2 2 formats 1 to 64FRM For 4 4 4 formats 1 to 32FRM For details on the Ramp function see 7 3 3 Using the Ramp Function page 94 7 3 1 Relation Between the Number of Frames Shot and the Frame in...

Page 92: ...Carry out steps 1 and 2 of To set with FORMAT page 62 in 5 1 1 Selecting the System Signal Format 2 Set as shown below according to the camera system format 3 In the submenu window select SET 13 8 11 12 9 10 6 7 4 5 3 1 2 22 23 25 24 1 2 3 4 5 7 6 8 9 10 11 12 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 1 7 13 19 25 24P 24P 1 7 13 19 25 139 151 145 Format S23PsF 23PsF SELECT FPS VTR Frame interval 6FRM 4 FPS Shooting an...

Page 93: ...s is 60 FPS However since the next interval which can be set is 2 FRM the number of frames becomes 30 FPS 4 Start shooting 1 Check the timecode of the current position make a memo so that you will be able to rewind after shooting 2 Set the frame frequency FRM value 3 Start recording During recording change the FRM value as required by rotating the SELECT ENTER dial 4 Stop recording 5 Conduct a rev...

Page 94: ...Hz or higher A B Connection with two coaxial cables HD SDI A B A Connection with one coaxial cable HD SDI A Not available 7 3 3 Using the Ramp Function The Ramp function allows you to achieve speed variations by changing the frame frequency FRM in Interval Frame recording There are two Ramp modes manual mode in which you specify upper and lower limits and manually vary the speed within that range ...

Page 95: ...Otherwise it is the start point frame frequency Duration The time seconds from the start of the ramp to its end 2 Press the HOME button to return to the HOME screen 3 With the FUNC button held down press the SELECT ENTER dial twice A screen like the following appears in which you can check the settings This example shows the information that appears when the Auto Even mode is selected 4 With the F...

Page 96: ... curve To create a curve file 1 Insert a Memory Stick into the Memory Stick slot of the PC For details see Memory Stick Handling page 40 2 Open a new file in a text editor 3 Enter two or more frame frequency values Enter each value on its own line 4 Save the file as a CSV file file extension csv in the Memory Stick located in MSSONY PRO VTR SRW 1 For example you could enter the following values 10...

Page 97: ... optical fiber cable A certain number of frames of the video shot on the HDC F950 are stored in the CCDs of the camera as specified on the HDC F950 After the stored data is transferred to the VTR only effective frames are stored in memory of the HKSR 102 and recorded onto tape The number of frames which are stored is displayed in units of FRM frames When installing the HKSR 101 refer to the HKSR 1...

Page 98: ...menu window select SET The formats of the unit and the camera are switched and S23PsF 23PsF appears in the display for about 30 seconds 1 2 3 4 10 1 2 3 4 5 7 6 8 9 10 11 11 10 NVNV 11 NV NV 1 2 3 4 10 11 30 NV 1 NVNV 2 NV 3 NV NVNV 4 NV 30P 30P Format S29PsF 29PsF SELECT FPS ON Stored frames 3FRM 29 97PsF 10 FPS Shooting at 10 FPS Store 3 frames 29 97PsF 10 FPS Transfer at 30P NV Ineffective fram...

Page 99: ...ht subject If you do not make a test shot frames will not be stored correctly and the camera will not operate correctly 5 Start shooting 1 Check the timecode of the current position make a memo so that you will be able to rewind after shooting 2 Set the number of frames to be stored by the camera 3 Start recording 4 Stop recording 6 Conduct a review 1 Rewind to the timecode position that you noted...

Page 100: ...e This is called condensation If you play a tape under these conditions the tape may adhere to the drum where moisture has collected and become damaged To prevent this the SRW 1 has a condensation detection mechanism When condensation is detected If the condensation detection mechanism detects condensation on the head drum during use a popup window appears in the display of the control panel displ...

Page 101: ...via SRPC 1 or F23 F35 Power consumption SRW 1 Approx 60 W SRPC 1 Approx 35 W Operating temperature 0ºC to 40ºC 32ºF to 104ºF Storage temperature 20ºC to 60ºC 4ºF to 140ºF Operating relative humidity 25 to 80 Mass SRW 1 5 9 kg 13 lb SRPC 1 3 0 kg 6 lb 9 oz External dimensions w h d excluding projections SRW 1 283 206 139 mm 11 1 4 8 1 8 5 1 2 inches SRPC 1 266 193 139 mm 10 1 2 7 5 8 5 1 2 inches W...

Page 102: ... Interface signal 1 485 Gbps conforming to SMPTE 291M 292M 299M 372M BTA S004 ITU R BT709 REF IN HD SD BNC type 2 HD Tri level sync 0 6 Vp p 75 Ω sync negative SD Black burst 0 286 Vp p NTSC 0 3 Vp p PAL 75 Ω sync negative AES EBU INPUT CH7 8 CH9 10 BNC type 2 AES EBU format unbalanced AUDIO INPUT CH3 CH4 XLR 3 pin 2 female Switchable between 44 dB and 4 dB high impedance balanced REMOTE IN D sub ...

Page 103: ...ue électrique composite Pour la connexion entre le magnétoscope et une caméra utilisez un câble optique électrique composite avec connecteurs spécifiés dans ce manuel pour assurer la conformité avec la réglementation EMC Anschlüsse für optische elektrische FBAS Kabel LEMO PUW 3K 93C TLCC96 an CAMERA Anschluss am Videorecorder LEMO FUW 3K 93C TLMC96 an VCR Anschluss an der KAMERA Vorsichtsmaßregeln...

Page 104: ...ible until the cause of the error is eliminated Tape protection mode To protect the tape and the mechanical parts of the SRW 1 the servo control system automatically stops tape transport and the drum motor and enters tape protection mode when an error occurs Cassettes may not be inserted or ejected while the SRW 1 is in tape protection mode Note If a cassette is stuck in the SRW 1 because of tape ...

Page 105: ...n stop mode 0064 SLACK 45 Abnormal ratio of T reel speed to capstan speed was detected during fast forward 0065 SLACK 75 It is necessary to check the cassette 0066 SLACK 70 Servo NVRAM communications error was detected 0067 SLACK 71 System control initialization command error was detected 0068 SLACK 20 Capstan drive voltage error was detected 0069 SLACK 21 Capstan FG error was detected 006B SLACK ...

Page 106: ...window When a warning message appears Take any action that may be needed to eliminate the cause of the warning 0077 F TOP SENSOR ERR FULL TOP sensor error was detected Exchange the sensor 0078 SLACK 32 S reel FG error was detected 0079 SLACK 42 T reel FG error was detected 007A SLACK 33 S reel direction error was detected 007C SLACK 34 S reel speed error was detected 007D SLACK 44 T reel speed err...

Page 107: ... occurred 0015 TELEFILE WR FAIL Telefile write failure occurred 0016 TELEFILE WR INHI Attempt to record was made when entire Telefile is write inhibited 0017 NO TELEFILE LABE Telefile could not be recognized 0121 PD PLL UNLOCK The pull down PLL could not be locked on the selected reference signal Input a correct reference signal Pull down output is not supported for the 24PsF format In this case s...

Page 108: ... input signal does not match the system setting 013F SDI I P MISMATCH The Interlaced progressive format of the SDI input signal does not match the settings of this unit Audio signal processing circuits are not active 004F 014F AUDIO DSP UNLOCK Audio signal processing circuitry is not operating 0050 NO PB RF Playback head is not reading digital data from tape 0051 BAD CH CONDITION Playback signal q...

Page 109: ...sh second 4 flashes second Description VTR SRW 1 behavior Steps to take A warning message condition occurred Excepting Servo lock lost during recording described below Continues operation Check the warning message and resolve the condition referring to the Description column in the table of Warning messages page 107 a b Servo lock lost during recording Recording continues but the results may be in...

Page 110: ...Prepare an exchange cassette Tape end Recording playback and fast forward stop Exchange the cassette or rewind the tape a Battery is almost exhausted c Operation continues Exchange the battery Battery is exhausted c Operation stops Exchange the battery Warning tones 1 beep second 4 beeps second Continuous tone Alarm tones 1 beep second 4 beeps second Continuous tone Tally indicator 1 flash second ...

Page 111: ...e below Note If you fit the shoulder belt incorrectly the unit may fall down and cause body injury Follow the procedures described below to fit or remove the shoulder belt How to attach How to remove Shoulder belt attachment knob Clip Pull the belt up and secure it firmly While pressing here pull in the direction of the arrow ...

Page 112: ...a picture appears even if the SD signal is missing or in the wrong format When the SD is correct a picture appears if the HD signal is missing but the picture is gray if the HD signal is in the wrong format The unit is playing back a section where nothing is recorded A gray picture appears when this unit is playing back a section where nothing is recorded on the tape The heads are dirty The heads ...

Page 113: ...put to the SRW 1 does not conform to the SMPTE 372M 4 2 2 60P standard In the SMPTE 372M 4 2 2 60P standard the active lines of digital field 2 are different between Link A and Link B Link A line 584 to 1123 Link B line 583 to 1122 Check that the source signal input to the SRW 1 conforms to the SMPTE 372M 4 2 2 60P standard Playback picture break up PB FMT MISMATCH appears The recorded format PB d...

Page 114: ...e playback format to match the recorded frequency SYSTEM FORMAT SELECT FPS is set to ON or VTR Audio is not correctly recorded during SR Motion recording No audio input to SRPC 1 analog input NO EXT SDI INPUT appears No HD SDI signal input Input the correct HD SDI signal No analog audio input Electret condenser microphone is not powered on Set to 48V ON except for internal battery powered types Wa...

Page 115: ... on and when switching modes Battery exhausted quickly Battery performance has degraded Exchange the battery The battery type and voltage settings do not match Use SYSTEM BATTERY to select the correct settings for the connector you are using the battery type and the near end and end voltages Headphone volume or display brightness is higher than necessary Adjust the volume and display brightness Un...

Page 116: ... 25 Yes Yes 29 97 Yes Yes 30 No Yes Progressive 50 880Mbps Yes PB Slow with audio muted 59 94 Yes PB Slow with audio muted 4 2 2 Dual Stream 3D Interlaced 25 880Mbps Yes PB 1 stream selectable 29 97 Yes PB 1 stream selectable PsF 23 98 Yes PB 1 stream selectable 24 Yes PB 1 stream selectable 25 Yes PB 1 stream selectable 29 97 Yes PB 1 stream selectable 720 4 2 2 Progressive 50 440Mbps Yes Yes 59 ...

Page 117: ...24 Yes 25 Yes 29 97 Yes 50 Yes 4 2 2 Progressive SELECT FPS ON VTR 50 880Mbps Yes PB S Q with audio muted 59 94 Yes 60 Yes HDCAM 1080 4 2 2 Interlaced 25 140Mbps No Yes PB 29 97 No Yes PB 30 No Yes PB PsF 23 98 No Yes PB 24 No Yes PB 25 No Yes PB 29 97 No Yes PB 30 No Yes PB Digital Betacam 625 4 2 2 Interlaced 25 90Mbps No PB option needed 525 29 97 No PB option needed Tape Format No of Effective...

Page 118: ...B The SRW 1 can handle 4 4 4 RGB 1080 23 98PsF to 29 97PsF 59 94i HD signals When you do this all of the G component and half of the B and R components are input and output via the HD SDI IN OUT A connector The other half is input and output via the HD SDI IN OUT B connector HD SDI IN OUT A G 0 5 B 0 5 R HD SDI IN OUT B None 0 5 B 0 5 R Increase the number of channels Dual Link allows you to recor...

Page 119: ... to 60 1 to 30 1 to 30 1 to 30 1 to 60 1 to 60 1 to 60 Effects Effects Frame capture Interval Frame mode Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Afterimaging Select FPS mode Slow Shutter mode Yes Yes No Yes Yes No Yes Smooth motion Select FPS mode Yes Yes No Yes Yes No Yes Camera model HDC1500 HDW F900R HDC 950 b and other PsF cameras HDC F950 b RGB 4 4 4 YCbCr 4 2 2 4 4 4 a 4 2 2 4 2 2 4 4 4 4 2 2 Connection...

Page 120: ... slot 2 In the VIDEO Setup menu select LUT MON LUT MODE 3 Rotate the SELECT ENTER dial to select the bank into which to load the LUT file and then press the dial The LUT LOAD menu appears with a list of the LUT files in the Memory Stick 4 Rotate the SELECT ENTER dial to select a LUT file and then press the dial Simple I O curves of the selected LUT file appear 5 Rotate the SELECT ENTER dial to sel...

Page 121: ...d for monitor output LUT appears on the HOME screen after the monitor output display To save LUT files to a Memory Stick After loading a newly created or edited LUT file into a bank on this unit you can save it to a Memory Stick 1 In the VIDEO Setup menu select LUT MON LUT MODE A setup window opens 2 Select the bank of the LUT file that you want to save 3 Insert a Memory Stick with the folder MSSO...

Page 122: ...ports 10 bit data only If a LUT file containing 12 bit data is loaded the most significant 10 bits of each data item are simply bit shifted and treated as 10 bit data Data Enter 1024 output values for 1024 input values in ascending order of input values Each value must be on its own line 28 First data item output value for input value 0 29 Second data item output value for input value 1 29 Third d...

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Page 124: ... PANEL connector 17 D DC 50 DC IN connector 21 Detaching the SRW 1 from the SRPC 1 23 Display 15 Downconverter 71 Drop frame mode 37 Dual Link 118 connection 27 DUAL STREAM 27 E EARPHONES jack on SRPC 1 20 on SRW 1 17 ECC encoder 8 Edge crop mode 71 EJECT button 11 14 Error messages display 38 examples 105 overview 104 EXT DC SELECT switch 21 External power supply voltage 16 F F23 F35 docked opera...

Page 125: ...UN MODE 46 S Screen saver 36 Select FPS 84 SELECT ENTER dial 12 Sequential recording 70 SERVO 58 Setting window 45 Shoulder belt 111 Side handle 11 Signal formats 16 menu settings 55 settings 62 Signal processing 8 SOFT VERSION 61 Specifications 101 Squeeze mode 71 SR Motion 78 SRW 5000 5500 9 Status 16 Submenu window 45 Superimposed text 37 position 38 System configuration 9 SYSTEM Setup menu 54 ...

Page 126: ...Index 126 Index ...

Page 127: ... for use by the purchasers of the equipment described in this manual Sony Corporation expressly prohibits the duplication of any portion of this manual or the use thereof for any purpose other than the operation or maintenance of the equipment described in this manual without the express written permission of Sony Corporation ...

Page 128: ...Sony Corporation Printed in Japan 2009 06 13 2004 SRW 1 SRPC 1 SY 3 854 913 08 1 http www sony net Printed on recycled paper ...

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