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702T User Guide and Technical Information 

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v. 2.67 

Features and specifications are subject to change. Visit www.sounddevices.com for the latest documentation.

23)  

Media Ready LEDs 

 

Indicates storage media is present and 

available to record; CF (CompactFlash), 

EX (external FireWire device) [

EX 

requires 2.0-ready hardware

]. Flashing 

indicates media problem. 

24) 

Media Activity LEDs 

 

Indicates storage media read/write ac-

tivity. CF (CompactFlash), EX (external 

FireWire device) [

EX requires 2.0-ready 

hardware

]. Do not remove power until all 

media activity LED’s are off.

25)  

High-Pass Filter LEDs 

 

Indicates that the high-pass (low-cut) 

filter is active for the input. High-pass 

only operates when the input is set to 

microphone level. 

26)  

Phantom Power LEDs 

 

Indicates that phantom power (48 volts) 

is active for the individual input. Phan-

tom can be applied to microphone or 

line-level signals (menu-selected). 

27)  

Microphone Input Limiter LEDs 

 

Illuminates orange when limiting is oc-

curring on the microphone input. If con-

stantly lit, the microphone input is being 

hit with too “hot” of a signal. Reduce the 

input sensitivity until limiting occurs 

infrequently. 

28)  

Input Signal Presence LEDs

  

Indicates presence of analog or digital 

signal and its relative level on each of 

the four inputs. 

29)  

Input Peak (Overload) LED 

 

Indicates analog signal is approaching 

clipping (–3 dBFS) on each of the inputs. 

Additionally, flashes to indicate that an 

input is muted. 

Panel Button Lock 

Press and hold the backlight button then the tone button to bring up the Button Lock screen. Button 

Lock prevents accidental changes to settings or record status. The 702T displays any button lock 

options enabled. 

select the soft buttons to 

activate the appropriate 

button lock mode 

 

There are three modes: 

•  

Unlocked

 – all buttons are accessible and operate normally. 

•  

Non-Transport Lock

 – All front panel controls are locked except the Record, Stop, Play, Re-

wind and Fast Forward. 

•  

Lock All

 – All front panel buttons are locked except the Record button. The Record button is 

kept active so the user can initiate recording after entering this mode and enter cue markers. 

To stop recording in this mode, you must disengage the panel lock and hit the stop button. 

Summary of Contents for 702T

Page 1: ...Recorder with Time Code User Guide and Technical Information firmware rev 2 67 Sound Devices LLC E7556 State Rd 23 33 Reedsburg WI USA 1 608 524 0625 fax 1 608 524 0655 Toll Free 800 505 0625 www sounddevices com support sounddevices com ...

Page 2: ...backside front cover ...

Page 3: ... Record Buffer Failure During Recording Record Pause Record Timer Playback 35 AutoPlay Audio File Formats 36 WAV FLAC MP2 MP3 iXML RecordingTime Calculation 38 Uncompressed Recording Time in Track Hours MP3 Compressed Record Time in Hours File Naming Numbering 39 Scene Name Numbering Take Numbers Mono Track Name Designators Duplicate File Names Wave Agent Beta 41 File Management 42 Folder Actions ...

Page 4: ... standard for frequency response linearity low distortion perfor mance and low noise With documentary and ENG sound engineers in mind the 702T is very small while still being feature rich No other recorder on the market matches its size and feature set In addition its learn ing curve is quite short powerful does not mean complicated While the 702T is a very capable recorder by itself it truly exce...

Page 5: ...R OTHER DAMAGES OF ANY KIND OR NATURE WHATSOEVER ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THE PRODUCTS THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OR THE PARTIES RELATIONSHIP INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION DAMAGES RESULTING FROM OR RELATED TO THE DELETION OR OTHER LOSS OF AUDIO OR VIDEO RECORDINGS OR DATA REDUCED OR DIMINISHED AUDIO OR VIDEO QUALITY OR OTHER SIMILAR AUDIO OR VIDEO DEFECTS ARISING FROM RELATED TO OR OTHERWISE A...

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Page 7: ...very quick navigation and function selection To enter the Setup Menu press the front panel Menu button Once in the Setup Menu the following conventions are shared for navigat ing among selections and to select specific parameters Menu Button enters Setup Menu ITEM highlighted menu item 4 selects highlighted item or parameter moves up in menu and between menu parameters moves down in menu and betwe...

Page 8: ...w proper time code setup is essential for accurate sync of picture and sound Skip this section if time code is not being used 1 Select a time code frame rate appropriate for your project For film production typical the time code rates are 30 fps non drop NTSC or 25 fps PAL For standard definition video projects use either 29 97 or 29 97 non drop For high definition projects use either 23 98 or 29 ...

Page 9: ...ey are local files including renaming files copying deleting and playing directly through the 702T In general it is good practice to transfer sound files from the 702T to a computer before any processing is performed on the files To connect the 702T for FireWire transfer 1 Stop all playback and recording then shut down the recorder 2 Make certain the 702T battery is fully charged or that the unit ...

Page 10: ...When inputs are linked as a stereo pair Input 2 Gain adjusts left to right bal ance 4 MENU Button Used to access all 702T Setup Menu selections When in menu mode used to move up through the menu selections Pressing the HDD and MENU buttons simultaneously brings up the time code jam menu 702T 5 LCD Display Primary display of the 702T The LCD is backlit using the LCD backlight control 15 6 Tone Osci...

Page 11: ...d the button and turn the Rotary Switch to adjust the bright ness of LEDs In menu mode functions as the soft button to cancel a selection 16 Fast Forward Button Performs fast forward FF scrubbing through a playing sound file when pressed in playback and play pause mode Play pause indicated by flash ing A time on LCD Fast forward rate increases the longer the button is held In play stop mode indica...

Page 12: ...con stantly lit the microphone input is being hit with too hot of a signal Reduce the input sensitivity until limiting occurs infrequently 28 Input Signal Presence LEDs Indicates presence of analog or digital signal and its relative level on each of the four inputs 29 Input Peak Overload LED Indicates analog signal is approaching clipping 3 dBFS on each of the inputs Additionally flashes to indica...

Page 13: ...yback shows the file sampling rate 7 Time Code Rate Shows the set time code frame rate If a sound file has time code information the playback frame rate is shown If external time code is connected and the external rate differs from the rate set internally the time code rate will flash 8 Headphone Source Display Indicates the source for headphone out put Sources and selection order are user selecta...

Page 14: ...rd button this option must be selected in Setup Menu In playback mode displays cue points nu merically as they are reached in a file 14 External Digital Clock Indicator Indicates that the 702T is locked to a valid external AES or word clock source Back Panel Descriptions 702T 1 3 4 2 1 Security Slot Compatible with the Kensington Secu rity Slot specification Useful for secur ing the recorder to a ...

Page 15: ...Input 1 also can be selected for AES3 input 4 TA3 Master L R Analog Outputs Active balanced line level analog L R outputs for the Master Output Bus Pro gram source and attenuation level are user selectable Pin 1 ground pin 2 pin 3 5 Headphone Output 3 5 mm TRS stereo headphone connec tor Can drive headphones from 8 to 1000 ohm impedances to very high lev els Tip left ring right sleeve ground 6 Hea...

Page 16: ... carried on the C Link connec tor Additionally C Link accessories connect through this connector 5 External DC In Accepts power sources of 10 18 volts DC for unit powering and removable Li ion battery charging The Hirose 4 pin connector is wired pin 1 negative pin 4 positive Pin 2 and pin 3 are used to charge the removable Li ion battery DC ground at both pins 1 and 2 is at the same potential as c...

Page 17: ...primary connections into the recorder These inputs accept balanced or unbalanced mic or line level inputs When at mic level gain is controlled by the front panel potentiometers Gain for the line level inputs can be controlled by the front panel potentiometers or menu settings Line input gain is controlled in 0 1 dB steps A digital input present on the BNC inputs will override an analog signal pres...

Page 18: ...put its front panel LED illuminates to indicate it is active The first pole of the high pass circuit is an analog filter at 40 Hz 6 dB per octave and is part of the microphone preamplifier circuit Additional poles of high pass filtering are done in DSP Several frequency and slope combinations are selectable including corner frequencies of 40 80 160 or 240 Hz and filter slopes of 12 dB 18 dB or 24 ...

Page 19: ...al clock source select analog in the input source menu selection When a digital signal is present the 702T locks its sample rate to its source frequency This lock is indicated by a highlighted block on the main LCD display to the right of the bit depth and sample rate indicators Recording bit depth is independent of the external digital source When locking the 702T to an external digital signal be...

Page 20: ... mixed recordings The 2 by 2 blue LED matrix makes it easy to view the set routing A solid blue LED indicates an input is assigned to a record track inputs can be routed to tracks in any of sixteen possible combinations Pressing the INPUT key brings up the following menu Routing Hold down the STOP button then press the INPUT button to cycle through the four preset input to track routing combinatio...

Page 21: ...ing menu will always exit to the main screen whether entered from the INPUT button or the Setup Menu Selective Input Muting When the INPUT button is pressed individual input muting is available This feature can be used to quickly mute microphones while maintaining their respective track assignments Indicates that an input is available for routing No indication here shows that an input is muted A s...

Page 22: ... audio bandwidth or frequency response that can be represented by the digital signal A quick estimate of the maximum bandwidth capable of being represented at a given sampling rate is maximum analog frequency sampling frequency 2 Higher sampling frequencies allow for greater audio bandwidth The 702T generates the following sampling rates 32 kHz 44 1 kHz 47 952 kHz 47 952kF file stamped at 48 kHz 4...

Page 23: ...ice with the analog to digital converter is designated as the word clock master The 702T can function as an analog to digital converter and can be used as a master word clock source Slaved devices will derive their word clock timing from either their digital audio inputs S PDIF or AES EBU or through their word clock input connection As a word clock master the 702T generates word clock whether or n...

Page 24: ...its used This will ensure that all files generated are compatible 3 Set scene and take numbers on all linked recorders to the same starting file name There is no file name synchronization with multiple unit linking When linked record start and stop on slave units will not affect units above it in the linked chain This makes it possible for units to get out of synchronization if a unit other than t...

Page 25: ...TA3 x 2 two channel analog tape out 3 5 mm TRS two channel Analog Line Out L R The analog line outputs are active balanced line level signals on Switchcraft TA3M locking connec tors The output level is a nominally 0 dBu at 20 dBFS The output level can be attenuated from the Setup Menu by up to 40 dB in 1 dB increments Both left and right outputs are attenuated equally Analog Tape Output The tape o...

Page 26: ...agement and Copying for more information on selecting and highlighting storage medium Setting Headphone Source Options In addition to the 5 preset headphone routings a total of 20 available slots can be filled in a user defined order Headphone monitoring sources are selected from combinations of inputs tracks and post record tracks including stereo and MS decoding The order of headphone selections...

Page 27: ... is pressed in the first headphone slot the 702T will select a single option Tracks A B for head phone monitoring The 10 factory presets will be erased MS Stereo Monitoring The MS stereo mode decodes discrete Mid Side stereo signals to a left right stereo signal for moni toring purposes This allows for a proper stereo signal to be monitored in the field while discrete M and S signals are recorded ...

Page 28: ...aused if using Rec Record Pause One 220 Hz beep Stopped Two 220 Hz beeps Low Battery Warning When either the attached battery or external power supply voltage reaches their low warning levels 6 5 V for the attached Li ion 11 0 V or user selectable for external warning tones are played in headphones The warning tone is a three pop note of 880 Hz every 20 seconds If all warning tones are turned off ...

Page 29: ...g is essential for digital re cording since signal overload can cause immediate distortion The peak meters front panel markings are calibrated in dBFS decibels relative to full scale digital signal Peak Hold Essentially the same as Peak metering where the peak level indication will hold for the peak level indication for several seconds Peak hold indicators are useful for metering in applications w...

Page 30: ...NE MODE Routing choices include Outputs only Outputs and Tracks Tracks only or no tone routing disabled When routed to Tracks all selected record tracks will receive the tone signal Changes to tone oscillator settings made while tone is latched on do not take affect until tone is turned off To record tone at the head of a take activate the tone signal then press the REC key From the factory subseq...

Page 31: ... stability of other time code devices used with the 702T time code can be accurate throughout an entire production day Typically a jam sync is performed after each time the camera is power cycled In the absence of power the 702T holds accurate time code for up 2 hours between battery changes using its internal rechargeable AA NiMH time code cell After two hours without power the 702T reverts to a ...

Page 32: ... 48 048kF The 48 048kF mode F stands for fake faux Fostex take your pick is a specific compatibility mode for use with the Fostex DV40 software 1 74 and previous Avid Final Cut Pro and other post production environments The 48 048kF mode can aid in obtaining an NTSC 0 1 speed pulldown without sample rate conversion In this mode files are recorded at a 48 048 kHz sampling rate but are stamped at 48...

Page 33: ...tor runs continuously without regard to the record mode Any time code value can be used as the start value by jamming value in the jam menu Record Run The time code generator runs only when the 702T is recording Time code in this mode defaults to 00 00 00 00 at power up When switching to record run from another mode the internal generator will stop at the last number generated A user defined value...

Page 34: ...e RF hits may interrupt time code This is appropriate when dual system sound is used with video cameras set for Rec Run time code The video camera will function as master time code and the recorder will follow Time Code Hold Off In the industry there are a wide variety of time code generators Time code streams are standard from device to device however the start and stop sequence of the time code ...

Page 35: ... current frame rate setting of the 702T current 702T timecode u bit value menu selection external time code u bit value received by 702T press to jam The 702T time code generator can be set in three ways Jam RX TC When the JAM RX TC menu item is highlighted in the jam menu the external time code user bits and frame rate are shown at the top of the LCD screen the 702T internal generator user bits a...

Page 36: ...mber Highlight EDIT U BIT in the jam menu and select the soft key EDIT to make change to user adjust able user bits Highlight Press the soft enter tone button or the Rotary Switch to enter user bit edit mode The screen will show the format and setting of the user bits Using the Rotary Switch or the soft button up and down arrows user bit digits can be edited in pairs Once DONE is selected the user...

Page 37: ... for disk formatting disk speed tests and file transfers The 702T im mediately enters record mode when the REC key is pressed When recording the adjacent red LED will illuminate to indicate that the unit is in record mode In the event that the system is not ready to begin a new file the recorder will enter standby mode REC Pending will appear in the File Name field of the LCD display and the adjac...

Page 38: ...kHz sampling rate five seconds is available At very high rates 192 kHz two seconds of pre record buffer is available Record buffering is disabled when the time code mode is set to Record Run External Time Code Auto Record and External Time Code Continuous Auto Record This prevents possible overlapping time code numbers between adjacent files Failure During Recording In the event of a recording med...

Page 39: ...2T can be played back including MP2 MP3 FLAC and WAV files Whether files were recorded from the 702T or from copied to a CompactFlash card using a card reader the 702T will recognize valid audio files In addition files copied to CF from a computer can be played back in the recorder This is useful when using the 702T as a high resolution playback device When play is pressed the 702T defaults to pla...

Page 40: ...es The audio files created by the 702T place additional information in the file header called the Broadcast Audio Extension data chunk Software that does not recognize this additional broadcast wave data chunk will simply ignore this added information Among the values recorded are time code stamp time code frame rate date and time of the original recording bit depth sampling rate originating machi...

Page 41: ...limitations of all file types available on the 702T File Format Bit Depth bits Sampling Rate kHz Bit Rate kbps Maximum Number of Tracks File Extension Multi Medium Recording PCM 16 or 24 32 to 192 2 WAV yes FLAC 16 or 24 32 96 2 FLAC no MP2 mono 16 32 44 1 48 64 96 128 160 192 1 MP2 no MP2 stereo 16 32 44 1 48 64 96 128 160 192 256 320 384 2 MP2 no MP3 mono 16 32 44 1 48 32 64 96 128 160 192 256 3...

Page 42: ...rmining PCM audio storage capacity typically expressed in GB Uncompressed Recording Time in Track Hours Data Rate bit depth sampling rate one track 16 44 1 5 05 MB min 16 48 5 49 MB min 24 48 8 24 MB min 24 96 16 5 MB min 24 192 33 0 MB min Storage in GB 1000 MB 1 GB 1 3 30 3 03 2 02 1 01 0 51 2 6 60 6 07 4 05 2 02 1 01 4 13 2 12 1 8 09 4 05 2 02 8 26 4 24 3 16 2 8 09 4 05 15 49 5 45 5 30 3 15 2 7...

Page 43: ... 14 11 8 7 2 71 47 35 28 23 17 14 4 142 94 71 56 47 35 28 8 284 189 142 113 94 71 56 15 533 355 266 213 177 133 106 40 1422 948 711 568 474 355 284 60 2133 1422 1066 853 711 533 426 100 3555 2370 1777 1422 1185 888 711 The chart above shows file time available with the 702T with MP3 files Time is expressed in hours at the specified MP3 supported by the 702T Note that all recordings are two channel...

Page 44: ...s Use the PLAY button to delete characters Characters are entered from left to right and deleted from right to left 3 Use the Rotary Switch or the soft button arrows on the left to choose characters Press the Rotary Switch or press the fast forward button to save the character and move to the next position 4 To save the scene name press the soft button labeled check or the Rotary Switch without se...

Page 45: ... track number suffix The file of the first track recorded has _1 appended to it The file name suffix _1 and _2 always correspond to tracks A and B respectively For instance if track B is the only track recorded it s file name suffix will be _2 Duplicate File Names When the 702T detects that a duplicate file name is going to be generated in a specific folder the 702T changes the file name by adding...

Page 46: ...AND BOTTOM LEVEL FOLDERS Folders are created when the record key is pressed This reduces the likelihood of empty folders Top Level folder is a root level folder and can be set with a user selected name The Top Level folder can also be de activated by selecting NONE from the Setup Menu If the Top Level folder is not used then the next lower level folder will reside at the drive s root If the TOP LE...

Page 47: ... This is a BOTTOM LEVEL folder set to Scene from the menu File Folder Options File Finder Navigation Moving from file to file on the recorder is similar to navigating among files on a computer 1 Enter the File Viewer by either selecting FILE VIEW FILES file in the Setup Menu or by pressing the front panel HDD button By default the folder with the last recorded or played audio file will be opened T...

Page 48: ...SET menu 2 Set the present time and date using the navigation tools below soft keys increment and decrement time and date Rotary Switch can be turned as well advances to the next selection returns to the previous setting Once set the time and date clock will be kept while the removable rechargeable battery is attached If it is removed the internal AA NiMH time code battery maintains the time of da...

Page 49: ...PYFILE The Copy File menu has four options for each media type Copy All Media Media Copies all files from one media to the other Last 24Hr Media Media Copies files created in the last 24 hours between media Last 48Hr Media Media Copies files created in the last 48 hours between media Flagged Media Media Copies all files with their archive bit set between Once file copying has begun the 702T search...

Page 50: ...moved to the trash cannot be removed from the trash from the 7 Series recorder False Take Control To identify a take as a false take perform the following 1 Press stop to end recording 2 Wait for the file to finish writing the activity LED will turn off 3 Hold down the stop key and press rewind to be prompted to delete the most recent take 4 Press the soft check box to delete the take Files that h...

Page 51: ...sed to mark the quality of the take so that post can quickly identify which takes to use The Take Status of the last take recorded can be quickly changed in the Take Status Menu Any take recorded prior to that must be changed in the Take List Take Status changes are applied to all available media that recorded the selected take If one of the media has been removed and a Take Status change is perfo...

Page 52: ...he STOP key down then press PLAY to enter the Take List The Take List can also be accessed via the Setup Menu option FILE VIEW TAKE LIST 3 Scroll among files to find the take that is to have its status changed 4 Press the soft No Good Rewind key or the soft Circle Fast Forward key To remove the take status indication highlight the No Good or Circled file and select No Good or Circle again 5 Press ...

Page 53: ...ormat and use Compact Flash cards with a minimum capacity of 64 MB There is no prac tical limit to the maximum Compact Flash card capacity 2 TB Formatting the CF rebuilds the FAT file allocation table and erases all audio and data files present on the card While some PC and Mac utilities can recover files immediately after formatting a CF card consider that the files have been permanently erased F...

Page 54: ... External FireWire Drives The key benefits of recording to external drives include the choice of drive types include DVD RAM optical drive or hard drive near limitless recording capacity when a large volume external hard drive is attached up to 2 TB fast no waiting simultaneous record option post record copying to quickly back up CompactFlash medium Formatting Identical to the CompactFlash card at...

Page 55: ...re CompactFlash card readers DVD RAM drives FireWire drives use a variety of chipsets to perform conversion from the drive s native format i e IDE to FireWire Sound Devices has tested and qualified enclosures and card readers which use the Oxford 911 Oxford 922 PL3507 GL711 and FW912 chipsets Other chipsets may operate but Sound Devices does not officially support them To check for compatibility w...

Page 56: ...cording activity 2 Interconnect the 702T to a FireWire enabled computer using an appropriate FireWire cable No drivers are required if the computer meets the requirements listed in Specifications 3 Make certain that within the FIREWIRE CONNECTION setup menu option COMPUTER CONNECT has been selected 4 The 702T will now show the screen below when successfully connected via FireWire When connected al...

Page 57: ...ry Lithium Ion Rechargeable Battery The 702T is compatible with Sony mount L or M type Li ion rechargeable batteries Numerous pow er capacities are available in these battery types ranging from 1000 mAh to 7000 mAh The 702T s mount accommodates unlimited battery depth Larger amp hour cells provide more run time When powered by the removable Li ion battery the LCD displays the battery voltage The n...

Page 58: ...isabled On Completed charge battery fully charged Blinking Charger enabled battery is charging If the charge LED shows anything but a successful charge the Li ion battery may require replacement Time Code Clock Battery The 702T has an internal NiMH LR6 AA battery to power to the time code generator circuitry and time of day clock This battery is charged simultaneously with the Li ion battery Addit...

Page 59: ...02T draws power from either its on board Li ion battery or from external DC sources Two factors need to be considered to calculate battery runtime battery power supply capacity and unit power consumption The best determination of your run time is to experiment with a given record ing setup The 702T power consumption varies over a range between 4 W to 20 W 12 volts depending on ac tive functions Th...

Page 60: ...e 2 Transfer the firmware file it will be named VERSION _ NUMBER PRG to a CompactFlash card in the 702T via FireWire If there are multiple firmware files on the media the 702T will indicate the firmware file listed to apply To prevent confusion ensure that there is only one firmware file available on either 702T media 3 Enter the firmware upgrade menu You will be prompted to search for the firmwar...

Page 61: ...Key Function Space Bar Enters Playback Mode Pauses the take in Playback Mode Escape Cancel Exits without saving in all menus Enter Ok Exits with saving in all menus Check Mark or Edit Up Arrow Mirrors the LCD Up Arrow in all menus Down Arrow Mirrors the LCD Down Arrow in all menus Left Arrow Mirrors the LCD RWD Arrow in all menus Custom Route User Interface Un assign Route Time Menu Moves to previ...

Page 62: ...cer Backspace Deletes previous character and moves one character to the left Delete Deletes currently selected character Take Same as Reset Play Button Enter Carriage Return if permitted otherwise Ok Exits with saving CTRL Enter Ok Exits with saving Only when Carriage Return is permitted Insert Inserts a space when permitted Escape Cancel Exits without saving in both menus Up Arrow Increment Chara...

Page 63: ...ted button Play and Record are supported Open Menu Opens a SetupUI Menu Cycle Settings Cycles a SetupUI parameter to the next setting and saves it Set Settings Sets a SetupUI parameter to the given setting and saves it Open Time Code Menu Opens the TimeCode Jam Menu and goes to the given parameter Jam Time Code Item Jams given TimeCode parameter Edit Time Code Item Opens the TimeCode Jam Menu Edit...

Page 64: ...eft hand side 00 01 etc Each of these pins can be assigned to un defined Stop Play Record or Pause Note that if a pin is assigned to be both an input via the EXT KEYBOARD ASSIGN Setup Menu and an output via the CL 1 LOGIC OUT ASSIGN Setup Menu the pin will automatically default to an output Setup Presets Presets are useful shortcuts to speed setting the numerous parameters available in the Setup M...

Page 65: ...S 0 mS File Marker Mode New File New File New File New File File Max Size 2G CF 1 8 GB 2G CF 1 8 GB 2G CF 1 8 GB 2G CF 1 8 GB File Folder Options None None None None File Copy Files Copy all CF EXHDD Copy all CF EXHDD Copy all CF EXHDD Copy all CF EXHDD File Copy Flag Reset Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled Time Code Frame Rate 30 30 30 30 Time Code Mode Free Run Free Run Off Off Time Code Mode 2 0 ...

Page 66: ...ty Trash Empty Trash Empty Trash Empty Trash Empty Trash EXHDD Empty Trash Empty Trash Empty Trash Empty Trash Empty Trash Power Ext Low Batt Volt 11 0 volts 11 0 volts 11 0 volts 11 0 volts Power Ext Power Function Do Nothing Do Nothing Do Nothing Do Nothing Power Power up Messages Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled Ext Keyboard Assign F1 Record F2 Stop Button F5 Rewind Button F6 Play Button F7 Fast...

Page 67: ...ed medium wav poly wav mono flac MP3 32 kb s MP3 64 kb s MP3 96 kb s MP3 128 kb s MP3 160 kb s MP3 192 kb s MP3 256 kb s MP3 320 kb s MP2 64 kb s MP2 96 kb s MP2 128 kb s MP2 160 kb s MP2 192 kb s MP2 256 kb s MP2 320 kb s MP2 384 kb s 6 Rec Media Select Selects the storage media used for recording Media is selectable even if it is not present CF Only EXHDD Only EXHDD and CF 7 Rec Scene Name Numbe...

Page 68: ...1 A B 2 A B Custom Route 1 Custom Route 2 Custom Route 3 18 19 Input 1 48V Phantom Input 2 48V Phantom Enables or disables 48 V phantom power on inputs 1 and 2 Off On Mic On Mic and Line 20 Mic Inputs Limiter Enables or disables the analog input limiter on input 1 and 2 mic preamps Disabled Enabled 21 22 Mic Input 1 Low Cut Mic Input 2 Low Cut Enables the high pass low cut filter to reduce sensiti...

Page 69: ... 37 File View Files Enters the file directory tree for the selected drive Highlight media descriptor to navigate the menu 38 File View Take List Allows user to view the last 200 takes Takes can be selected and converted to circle takes Circle 39 File Copy Files Allows the user to select a file or a range of files to be copied from one storage media to another Files will only be copied from their c...

Page 70: ...ps when time code stops Ext TC cont Auto Record applies external time code to the recorder internal generator continues to run if time code signal is lost Unit enters Record when time code runs and stops when time code stops 43 Time Code Hold Off Sets the duration that a valid time code signal has to be recognized by the 702T before generating a new take while in Ext TC Auto Record and Ext TC cont...

Page 71: ...d time of the 702T Resetting the time re jams the internal time code generator to the set time Setting the internal clock during a production day will require time code devices to be re jammed time date Clock is not set until done is selected 58 LCD Contrast Adjusts the contrast level of the LCD display 0 100 59 LCD Gain Display Sets the Main LCD Display to show the gain values of inputs 1 and 2 a...

Page 72: ...cy Allows the user to set the frequency of the reference tone oscillator 100 10 000 Hz in 10 Hz steps 72 Tone Mode Select the destination of the reference tone or to disables it completely disabled to record tracks only to outputs only to record tracks and outputs 73 Tone Record Lock Sets the Tone key to be either available or locked while in Record Mode Enabled While Recording Locked While Record...

Page 73: ...board interface 86 Ext Keyboard Language Select the language of the keyboard attached to the CL 1 English German French 87 CL 1 Re program The CL 1 has its own firmware which is sup plied from the 702T This utility updates the CL 1 firmware 88 CL 1 Logic Out Assign Each logic output pin can be assigned to go high when the unit is in the selected mode Logic input overrides logic output selection Un...

Page 74: ...resets Last preset will open the input routing menu to the custom route selection Phantom 1 Tone and Menu Toggles input 1 phantom power Phantom 1 2 are linked when Inputs 1 2 are linked Phantom 2 Tone and HDD Toggles input 2 phantom power Low cut 1 Backlight and Menu Toggles Input 1 high pass filter Low cuts 1 2 are linked when Inputs 1 2 are linked Low cut 2 Backlight and HDD Toggles Input 2 high...

Page 75: ...EMO Time code 702T only 1 ground 2 SMPTE TC In 3 ASCII in out 4 tuning out 5 SMPTE TC out LEMO B series connector pin assignments as viewed on panel mounted connector AES3id S PDIF Input center pin signal sleeve ground BNC female unbalanced coaxial connection 75 ohm connectors recommended AES3id S PDIF Output center pin signal sleeve ground BNC female unbalanced coaxial connection 75 ohm connector...

Page 76: ...source A weighted filter Mic 128 dBu max 130 dBV 150 ohm source 20 Hz 20 kHz BW flat filter gain fully up THD Noise Mic 0 004 max 1 kHz 22 Hz 22 kHz BW gain control down 15 dBu input Line 0 004 max 1 kHz 22 Hz 22 kHz BW gain control down 16 dBu input Gain input dBu to 20 dBFS Mic normal gain mode 24 3 67 4 dB Mic low gain mode 9 3 52 4 dB Mic normal fades to off gain mode off 0 67 4 dB Mic low fad...

Page 77: ...iant 6 pin FireWire Windows 2000 XP Vista Mac OS X only C Link 6 wire modular input and output RS 232 machine control word clock time code transfer Time Code Modes Supported free run record run 24 hour run external time code receive Frame Rates 23 976 24 25 29 97DF 29 97ND 30DF 30ND Accuracy 0 2 ppm when tuned with Ambient Master Controller holds TC clock for 8 hours after main bat tery removal AA...

Page 78: ...utput extension XL 14 C Link cable for unit to unit linking XL RJ Padded man bag XL MAN FireWire Power conditioner XL 1394 Optional Accessories The above accessories are just the start of building a flexible recording kit that can accommodate multiple types of connections Available accessories from Sound Devices include CL 1 Remote Control and Keyboard Interface used to control the 702T s record s...

Page 79: ...O to two 2 BNC cable used to jam to and from video cameras 60 inch XL LCD Protective clear Lexan LCD cover for 7 Series Digital Recorders Protects the LCD glass from scratches and water Kit of four covers XL LL 5 pin LEMO to 5 pin LEMO cable used to connect the 702T time code circuit to Ambient time code sync boxes slates and controllers or to jam one 702T to another time code equipped 7 Series re...

Page 80: ...t 1 meter 50 Hz 50 kHz EN55103 2 Phenomena 3 1997 Magnetic immunity 50 Hz to 10 kHz CISPR 22 EN55022 2003 Radiated and conducted emissions Class B EN61000 4 2 2001 IEC61000 4 2 2001 ESD 4 kV contact 8 kV air discharge EN61000 4 3 2001 IEC1000 4 3 2001 Radiated RF immunity 10 V m 80 1 kHz amplitude modulation EN61000 4 4 2001 IEC61000 4 4 2001 AC power ports EFT Burst I O lines 0 25 kV to 1 0 kV po...

Page 81: ...erial except that you may make copies as only provided below You may not copy the printed materials accompanying the SOFTWARE PRODUCT Restrictions on use Licensee may not distribute copies of the SOFTWARE or accompanying materials to others Licensee may not modify adapt translate reverse engineer decompile disassemble or create derivative works based on the SOFTWARE or its accompa nying printed or...

Page 82: ...hey may not apply in all cases For all service including warranty repair please contact Sound Devices for an RMA return mer chandise authorization before sending your unit in for repair Product returned without an RMA number may experience delays in repair When sending a unit for repair please do not include accesso ries including CF cards batteries power supplies carry cases cables or adapters un...

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