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Index

STDBY
SYNC

Terminator
TOC AFTER
TOC indicator
TOC PRE
TRACK
Track and index location
TRACK display
Track start structure
Transport controls
Trimmer controls
TrINC

Variable track lengths
Voltage selector

Warm-up
Word clock
Wrong kind of disc

YPDR601

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3, 14,16, 22

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15, 18, 20

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Page 1: ... RC601 Operating Manual IMPORTANT Please make a note of the serial number of this unit in the space Indicated below Model Serial No The serial number is inscribed on the rear of the unit Keep this Owner s Manual in a safe place for future reference ...

Page 2: ...n installed as indicated in the instructions contained in this manual meets FCC requirements Modifications not expressly approved by Yamaha may void your authority granted by the FCC to use the product IMPORTANT When connecting this product to accessories and or another product use only high quality shielded cables Cable s supplied with this product MUST be used Follow all installation instruction...

Page 3: ...ured BROWN must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter L or coloured RED Bescheinigung des importeurs Hieramit wird bescheinigt daß der die das PROFESSIONAL DISC RECORDER Typ YPDR601 RC601 Gerät Type Bezeichnung in Übereinstimmung mit den Bestimmungen der VERFÜGUNG 1046 84 Amtsblattverfügung funk entstört ist Der Deutschen Bundespost wurde das Inverkehrbringen dieses Gerätes ...

Page 4: ...to apparecchio è conforme al D M 13 aprile 1989 Direttiva CEE 87 308 sulla soppressione dei radiodisturbi Este producto está de acuerdo con los requisitos sobre Interferencias de radio frequencia fijados por el Consejo Directivo 87 308 CEE Dit product voldoet aan de EEG normen betreffende radio frekwentie storingen 82 499 EEG en of 87 308 EEG The YPDR is subject to COCOM regulations if you intend ...

Page 5: ...LEVEL ADJ Lch Rch 9 3 ANALOG IN 9 4 ANALOG OUT 10 5 SYNC IN OUT 10 6 DIGITAL AES EBU IN 10 7 DIGITAL AES EBU OUT 10 8 D IN CHI CH2 10 9 Cooling fan 10 10 Ground earth terminal 10 11 POWER switch 10 12 VOLTAGE SELECTOR 10 13 AC IN 10 14 DRIVE ID switch 10 15 I O IN 10 16 REMOTE connector 11 17 I O OUT 11 18 Parallel I O connector 11 19 LOCK RELEASE 11 4 Remote controller RC601 4 1 Front panel 12 1 ...

Page 6: ... 22 6 2 Recording fixed tracks TOC PRE mode 22 6 2 1 Recording the TOC 23 6 2 2 Track start 23 6 2 3 Rehearsing an audio recording 23 Levels 24 6 2 4 Audio recording 24 REC MUTE 25 STOP PAUSE 25 AUTO PAUSE 25 6 2 5 Lead out 25 6 3 Recording variable tracks TOC AFTER mode 25 6 3 1 Track start 26 Minimum track lengths 26 6 3 2 Rehearsal 26 6 3 3 Audio recording 26 REC MUTE 27 PAUSE 27 STOP 27 6 3 4 ...

Page 7: ... In this mode the YPDR system writes a TOC Table Of Contents before any au dio data has been recorded A TOC which references 99 tracks is written All tracks are the same length and the length of each track may be set to 10 seconds or 30 seconds selectable from the controller If the 30 second track length is selected the total recording time available on a disc is 49 minutes 30 seconds and if the 1...

Page 8: ...ns include Pre recorded public announcement systems airports etc can use disc rather than tape Broadcasting stations can store jingles commercials etc on disc rather than on tape cartridge Radio drama and AV post production facilities can make up custom disc libraries of sound effects Recording studios may choose to provide demo discs rather than demo tapes for their clients YPDR Introduction 4 ...

Page 9: ...e is a voltage selector switch at the rear of the main unit Two positions are available 100 120V and 220 240V both AC Make sure that the switch is in the position corresponding to your local AC voltage The controller will accept voltages from 10OVAC to 240VAC No voltage regu lation setting is necessary As with all pieces of precision electronic equipment follow the following rules when using the Y...

Page 10: ...ve satisfactory results and may even result in damage to the YPDR 2 4 Warm up and condensation The main unit requires 30 minutes after power on before it can be used Allow this amount of time after switching on the unit before attempting recording If the main unit is brought into a warm room from a cold environment internal condensation may occur Allow between 1 and 2 hours for the unit to acclima...

Page 11: ...m in their cases When labelling discs do not stick labels or paper to the disc Label them by writing on the label side only with a fiber tip marker The use of any other writing implement may damage the disc 2 6 Copyright___________________________________________ NOTE Please check the copyright laws in your country to record from records compact discs radio etc Recording of copyright material may ...

Page 12: ...is applied to the main unit using the rear panel POWER switch 11 this indicator will be lit 0C1 indicator This indicator lights briefly when a Cl single symbol error occurs If many Cl errors occur together this indicator will light continuously D RECORD indicator This indicator lights when either audio or TOC data is being recorded D DISC indicator This indicator lights steadily when a disc has be...

Page 13: ...ecorder input circuitry with the analog source The two positions correspond to Position Nominal level Maximum before clipping Impedance HIGH 4dBm 24dBm lOkQ LOW 9dBm 1 IdBm 50kQ Both positions are adjustable 3dB using the LEVEL ADJ Lch Rch 2 LEVEL ADJ Lch Rch These two trimmer controls allow the fine adjustment of signal levels from the analog inputs to the recording circuitry The range is 3dB fro...

Page 14: ...hrough one connector See ANALOG IN 3 for details of the wiring DD IN CH1 CH2 These BNC connectors are used to input digital audio data in the SDIF II format 9 Cooling fan Do not block this fan outlet otherwise overheating may occur with possible subsequent damage to the unit 1 Ground earth terminal This provides a chassis ground earth for the main unit 0 POWER switch Rocker switch for supplying po...

Page 15: ...onnector should be terminated with the supplied 50 pin ter minator In a multi recorder configuration see Multi recorder connection on page 19 this is used to daisy chain recorders together The last unit in the chain is must be terminated Parallel I O connector This parallel general purpose interface GPI connector is used to transmit and receive remote control commands such as PLAY PAUSE and STOP I...

Page 16: ...e If a digital source is being used this indicator will reflect the status of the EMPHASIS flag in the digital source The COPY PROHIBIT indicator will light if an analog source is used and the COPY GUARD switch is set to ON When a digital source is used the following conditions apply i If the copy protect flag is set on the source the position of the rear panel COPY GUARD switch has no effect the ...

Page 17: ...ains When TOC is lit then the time of the start of the track is displayed 4 INDEX keys When the disc is in PLAY mode these keys can be used to position the head at an index marker within a track so that replay will start from that point D DISPLAY Repeated presses of this key will cycle the display 2 through the four display modes as shown by the display function indicators 3 Dune This key enables ...

Page 18: ...sed with the RECORD key to record TOC information in either the TOC PRE or TOC AFTER modes and the Tr INC and IXINC are used to write track and index information respectively in real time In TOC PRE mode the Tr I NC key has no function as track infor mation is pre written 0 TRACK keys These keys are used when the disc is stopped or playing and allow setting of a track to play the disc from the sel...

Page 19: ...ons EMPHASIS When this is set ON up and an analog source is being used emphasis will be added to the signal recorded on the disc When a digital source is used this switch has no effect emphasis will be recorded depending on the presence or absence of emphasis in the digital source PEAK HOLD When set to ON the meters on the front panel will act as peak hold meters the highest level will be displaye...

Page 20: ...OC AFTER on page 3 The first switch allows the choice of TOC PRE 99 fixed length tracks or TOC AFTER a variable number of variable length tracks and the second switch allows the selection of either 10 or 30 seconds as the fixed track length when in TOC PRE mode When the first switch is set to AFTER the position of the second switch has no effect POWER switch This rocker switch controls the power t...

Page 21: ...eadphone monitoring is possible using the headphone output at the rear of the controller This level from this output can be controlled using the level control beside the output While recording it may be necessary to adjust the volume of the signal sent to the main unit either analog or digital This is best achieved by routing the source signal through a mixing console in the case of a digital sign...

Page 22: ...f the YPDR to the word clock output of the source device Set the controller EXT W SYNC DIP switch to ON and set the source to transmit word clock information Connect the YPDR main unit ANALOG OUT connectors or AES EBU con nector to the monitoring system If the YPDR is to be used for the remote control of a source machine such as the DMR8 connect a 9 way remote cable between the REMOTE of the main ...

Page 23: ...f multiple discs The principles for multi recorder operation are essentially the same as for single re corder operation Since the 50 way cable carries digital audio as well as control information up to seven recorder units may be daisy chained togethel DRIVE SELECT set to the number of YPDR units minus 1 YPDR Connection 19 ...

Page 24: ...e chain should have the supplied terminator fitted to the I O OUT connector Audio sources should be connected to the first recorder ID 0 in the chain as with the single recorder setup see Single recorder connection on page 17 above It is necessary to make word clock connections if SDIF II digital inputs are being used There is no need to daisy chain word clock connections as they are car ried thro...

Page 25: ... a commercial CD or ii a disc which has been recorded on the YPDR using the TOC AFTER mode If the TOC PRE mode has been used to record the disc on the YPDR the display will be different as shown below 6 1 1 Disc type displays Display Meaning 00 00 bd A blank disc which has no data TOC or audio recorded on it XX 00 Ad TOC AFTER mode recording started but not yet com plete ie TOC has yet to be writt...

Page 26: ...ration If the YPDR is in PLAY mode when these keys are used releasing the SEARCH keys will resume playback from the point located by the search operation 6 2 Recording fixed tracks TOC PRE mode As described earlier the YPDR is capable of recording audio data in fixed length tracks after the TOC has been written This enables a partially recorded disc to be produced which may be played on standard C...

Page 27: ...s been written the recording mode of the disc cannot be changed 6 2 2 Track start When a TOC has been written and the STDBY key is pressed the display will show 0100 02 If a number of tracks have already been written on the disc the first 2 digit number on the display will indicate the first track available for writing The 02 corresponds to two seconds of source machine preroN and is explained bel...

Page 28: ... both lit Levels Make sure that the loudest part of the program material lights the 0 segment of the controller s meters but does not light the OVER segment This does not have to be done in rehearsal mode but should be done before a recording on disc is made to avoid digital clipping To turn off the rehearsal mode press the REHEARSAL key so that the indicator goes out 6 2 4 Audio recording NOTE Re...

Page 29: ...conds and the YPDR will go into PAUSE mode The AUTO PAUSE key can be turned on or off in standby record or record pause mode The STOP and REC MUTE keys can also be used when the AUTO PAUSE key is lit as described above NOTE A disc recorded in the TOC PRE mode can be played on any CD player even if only a few tracks out of the 99 available tracks have been recorded However some players may experien...

Page 30: ...n page 23 Recording cannot be performed on a disc which has less than the minimum track time remaining for recording 6 3 2 Rehearsal The REHEARSAL key functions in the TOC AFTER mode in the same way as in the TOC PRE mode as explained in Rehearsing an audio recording on page 23 The YPDR provides 10 seconds of rehearsal time to check the source cueing at the start of the track PLAY and STOP command...

Page 31: ...ded Press STDBY to put the YPDR in styandby mode Press the TOC and REC keys together to record the TOC Recording the TOC takes about 4 minutes A lead in and lead out will be added and 2 seconds will be added to the running time of the final track When the TOC recording process is complete XXOlCd will be displayed indicating that the TOC has been written and the disc can be played on a com mercial ...

Page 32: ... onto up to six other discs simultaneously The connections and drive ID settings for N recorders are shown below Duplication of commercial CDs is riQi possible The DIGITAL AES EBU OUT or the ANALOG OUT of the unit whose DRIVE ID is set to N should be connected to the DIGITAL AES EBU IN or ANALOG IN of unit 0 depending on whether digital or analog duplication is to be per formed SDIF II duplication...

Page 33: ... REC and PLAY will light and will go off when the duplication process is complete The STOP PAUSE REC or TOC keys will interrupt the duplication process Once stopped the process cannot be restarted It is therefore important that no keys are pressed while the duplication is in progress Once the duplication process has been completed the controller display will show XX XX cd YPDR Operation 29 ...

Page 34: ...ilure may have occurred 03 I O transmission failure Check the 50 way cable con nection 04 Head mechanism locked Check the head lock switch position 05 Focus lock error 06 Speed spindle lock error 07 Laser power optimum value detection error 08 Positioning error 09 Attempt to record digital audio input signal with a sam pling frequency which is not 44 1 kHz or data which is not audio data OA Initia...

Page 35: ... 1 Controller RC601 Operating temperature 0 C to 40 C 32 F to 104 F Relative humidity 30 to 80 non condensing Operating voltage 100VAC 240VAC 50 60Hz Power consumption Max 13W Dimensions WxHxD 310x 75x221 mm 12 2x3x8 7 in Weight 2 4kg 5 3lbs YPDR Technical specifications 31 ...

Page 36: ... RS 422A level 110Q D IN 2 X BNC SDIF II TTL level 75Q AES EBU OUT XLR 3 32 type balanced RS 422A level Control connections SYNC IN BNC TTL level 75 fs 44 1kHz 500ppm SYNC OUT BNC TTL level REMOTE D sub 9 pin serial remote connector PARALLEL I O D sub 15 pin parallel remote connector GPI open collector I O IN 50 pin 57 connector I O OUT 50 pin 57 connector Operating temperature 15 C to 35 C 59 F t...

Page 37: ...DB 7 DB P 10 35 DB P DIFFSENS 11 36 GROUND AES 12 37 AES TERMPWR 13 38 TERMPWR DATA 14 39 DATA ATN 15 40 ATN SFS 16 41 SFS BSY 17 42 BSY ACK 18 43 ACK RST 19 44 RST MSG 20 45 MSG SEL 21 46 SEL C D 22 47 C D REQ 23 48 REQ 1 0 24 49 I O GROUND 25 50 GROUND 8 4 Serial REMOTE D sub 9 pin The connector can transmit PLAY and STOP commands to the source tape re corder e g the Yamaha DMR8 or DRU8 using in...

Page 38: ...LAY1 O 2 GND 3 PLAY2 o 4 GND 5 STOP o 6 GND 7 REC STOP 1 8 GND 9 REC PLAY 1 10 GND 11 REC PAUSE 1 12 GND 13 TrINC 1 14 GND 15 GND An IxlNC I signal is eqivalent to a REC PLAY and a TrINC signal being trans mitted simultaneously both REC PLAY and TrlNC go low at the same time YPDR Technical specifications 34 ...

Page 39: ...LAY 1 PLAY 2 STOP REMOTE INPUT SIGNAL INPUT REC PLAY START Tr INC REC PAUSE REC STOP INPUT SIGNAL Tw Input 40 ms IS 2SEC Tr N lx 00 u U 2SEC z Tr N 1 Ix 01 lx 00 Ix 01 a RECHPLAYl 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 I J 1 1 1 Tw Output 20 ms 1 i Ur 1 STOP 2SEC Tr N r2 lx 00 Ix 01 l_r YPDR Technical specifications 35 ...

Page 40: ...n tracking error 5 11 30 17 15 9 30 22 30 INPUT SELECT switches 16 INPUT REPRO key 18 IxINC f 14 L Lead out 25 LED displays 13 LEVEL ADJ 9 M Main unit Front panel Rear panel Maximum number of tracks Maximum recording time Meters Monitoring Multi recorder connection Multi recorder recording N 9 pin connector Nominal level Number of tracks o OPEN CLOSE key P SDIF II SEARCH Search Single recorder con...

Page 41: ...ack and index location TRACK display Track start structure Transport controls Trimmer controls TrINC V Variable track lengths Voltage selector w Warm up Word clock Wrong kind of disc Y YPDR601 11 18 3 25 13 3 14 16 22 22 22 13 23 14 18 9 14 24 26 3 5 10 6 15 18 20 30 YPDR 37 ...

Page 42: ...YAMAHA YAMAHA CORPORATION 10 1 NAKAZi WA CHO HAMAMATSU JAPAN VK4984i 0 iYinfed in Japan BWWB bC ...

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