VooDoo DCR 6000, Planning & Installation Manual

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6. Interfaces DCR 6024/6128/6000
6 – 14 Planning and Installation – Rev. 1 / 7. 2001
Footnote 24 There is a DROP FRAME ID in the LTC-TIME-Data:
Data 1 Drop
Bit 6 Frame
0 OFF
1 ON
Footnote 25 The STATUS SENSE Data is defined as:
high nibble (bits 4..7): first data byte no. of status field
low nibble (bits 0..3): number of data bytes out of status field
response: 7xH, 20H, and X data bytes of status filed:
Byte 0: Bit 0 = LOCAL
Bit 5 = TAPE UNTHREAD
Byte 1: Bit 0 = PLAY Bit 1 = RECORD
Bit 2 = FAST FORWARD Bit 3 = REWIND
Bit 5 = STOP Bit 7 = STANDBY
Byte 2: Bit 0 = CUE UP Bit 1 = STILL
Bit 2 = TAPE DIR. Bit 3 = VAR
Bit 4 = JOG Bit 5 = SHUTTLE
Bit 7 = SERVO LOCK
Byte 3: Bit 0 = IN DATA SET Bit 1 = OUT DATA SET
Bit 6 = FREEZE Bit 7 = AUTO MODE
Byte 4: Bit 0 = PREROLL Bit 1 = PREVIEW
Bit 2 = AUTO EDIT Bit 3 = REVIEW
Bit 4 = EDIT Bit 6 = FULL EE ON
Bit 7 = SELECT EE ON
Byte 5: Bit 0 = A1 Bit 1 = A2
Bit 2 = A3 Bit 3 = A4
Bit 4 = VIDEO Bit 5 = ASSEMBLE
Bit 6 = INSERT
Byte 6: no bits used
Byte 7: no bits used
Byte 8: Bit 0 = REC INHIBIT Bit 3 = CF LOCK
Bit 4 = EOT
Byte 9: Bit 7 = FUNCTION - ABORT
Footnote 26 The response of the EDIT_PRESET_SENSE command will follow the EDIT_PRESET format
Standard EDIT_PRESET_SENSE format 60 30 or 1 byte format 61 30 01
Response 71 30 md
md: see 1 byte format EDIT_PRESET
Extended EDIT_PRESET_SENSE 2 byte format 61 30 02
Response 71 30 md1 md2
md1,md2: see 2 byte format EDIT_PRESET
Extended EDIT_PRESET_SENSE 3 byte format 61 30 03
Response 71 30 md1 md2 md3
md1,md2,md3: see 3 byte format EDIT_PRESET