Studer D424, Operating And Service Instructions, Page: 92 / 189

D424 MO Recorder
Date printed: 06.03.02 SW V 1.6
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4.10.6 Menu 4, TRANSPORT (Transport & Display Parameters)
41 MAXSPD Maximum Wind Speed
In SHTL mode, the end position of the control wheel refers to a variable
maximum speed. The same speed is applied to the shortcut wind command
[PLAY+NEXT] or [PLAY+PREV] .
Range: 2...30 × nominal speed, in multiples of the nominal speed.
42 VARISPD Play Varispeed
If varispeed mode is switched on, playback with internal reference is per-
formed with the corresponding varispeed. An indication with the currently
selected speed will appear in the third line of the standard display.
off Varispeed mode is switched off
on Playback is performed with varispeed
Range: ±12.5 %, in 0.5 % steps.
43 AUTO Auto Stop
When activated, the D424 will automatically stop at each new take begin.
44 PRE/POST Pre-roll/Post-roll
When previewing edit processes or performing auto records, pre-roll and
post-roll times are used. The D424 allows to specify these editing pa-
rameters separately.
Range: 2...40
s, in 1 s steps.
45 FADER Fader Start
When the fader start operation is enabled, external fader start signals will
generate the specified PLAY and STOP commands.
off Fader start mode is switched off
on Fader start mode is switched on.
46 REMAIN Remaining Time Mode
The remaining time displayed in the 3rd line of the standard display refers
to one of the following points:
auto depends on the take format, see [TAKE FORMAT] key:
TAKE – remaining time to end of take
TAKE/INDEX – remaining time to next index or take
ind remaining time to next index or to end of current take
take remaining time to end of current take
seq remaining time to end of sequence.
47 DISP RES Display Resolution
All time information in the standard mode can be displayed either with ms
or frame resolution. The frame format corresponds with the selected time-
code format.
msec time information in hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds
frames time information in hours, minutes, seconds and frames.