Data Video RMC-400, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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4. Modes of Selection
There are five modes of operation within the HDR-10 recorder, three main modes and two
menu driven configuration modes.
The three main modes are listed, in the order, as follows:
1. Capture Mode Where live action is monitored and a potential highlight is
flagged.
2. Trim Mode Where a highlight is precisely edited and can be also saved.
3. Replay Mode Where the selected highlight is replayed on the PGM OUT
port.
In these three modes, the RMC-400 Replay Control Center provides dedicated buttons for
quick access and control.
Recall mode Where a saved clip is selected and replayed as a single clip or
an appended clip; this mode is menu driven.
Menu Mode Where many of the HDR-10 device settings can be
configured; this mode is menu driven.
Capture
The HDR-10 automatically enters
Capture mode
when it is first powered on. This mode can
also be selected by pressing the “ CAPTURE ” button.
In capture mode video is buffered or stored to working memory only. This memory is
depicted by a growing red buffer line at the bottom of the AUX display.
In 1080p, up to 385 frames can be stored to memory buffer. In 1080i, up to 770 frames
can be stored to memory buffer. In 720p, up to 1712 frames can be stored to memory
buffer.
Once the buffer memory is full, the line stops growing and the HDR-10 starts
recycling memory or buffer space. During this recycle process the oldest video frames
captured are lost in order to save the latest video data being supplied to the HDR-10.