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TIME BASE
Typical Setup Examples 4 – 23
Time Base 9-Pin Device Control Panel
Open this control panel by selecting “Time Base 9-Pin” on the Devices
menu. It can be used to remote control a 9-pin device that you have con-
nected to the Time Base from Nuendo and to arm its tracks.
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Which functions are available on this control panel depends on which func-
tions are available in the connected 9-pin device and also on the settings that
you have made in the Time Base 9-pin view of the Device Setup dialog, see
previous page.
Depending on your settings, the following elements (from left to right) may
be visible in the control panel:
• The set up number of audio tracks. These can be armed with a mouse click.
• The Aux 1 and 2 tracks, which some devices make available separately or which
may also be “hidden”, as well as the time code and video tracks. These can be
armed here, too.
• The transport controls control playback and recording functions of the 9-pin device.
• The Online switch must be activated. If it isn’t, remote control is disabled.
• In the upper section of the control panel, the current time code position, the Time
Base status as well as the connected 9-Pin device are displayed.
• To the left of the 9-pin device indicator, the following error messages may become
visible:
<Local> Remote control is deactivated in the external 9-pin device.
<NoTape> This “error” message is shown when there’s no tape on the con-
nected 9-pin tape recorder.