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44 ULTECH DV2000 User’s Manual
6.3 Disk Contents
The current version of DV2000 runs under Microsoft DOS, so many of the files and directo-
ries on the DV2000 hard drive will appear familiar to you. Of course, you need to have the
VGA monitor and a keyboard connected to the DV2000 in order to view and navigate
around the DV2000 hard drive.
In addition to DOS, there is a subdirectory under the root called DV2000 (C:\DV2000). This
directory contains four items: the DV2000 applications program (DV2000.exe), a hardware
configuration file (hardware.cfg), a software configuration file (settings.cfg), and a
subdirectory called “jobs” (C:\DV2000\Jobs). The “jobs” subdirectory contains all of the
files associated with the jobs that are stored on your hard drive. A future version of DV2000
software will create a separate subdirectory under \jobs in which to store new jobs.
Hardware Configuration File (hardware.cfg)
Hareware.cfg stores information about the hardware that is unique to your DV2000. The
DV2000 reads the contents of the file at start up. The file is an ASCII text file, and each line
of the file must end with CR LF. If the file does not exist then the default values are as-
sumed.
Line 1: X.XX Software version (example “2.23”)
Line 2: XX Revision of DigEnc Card (Default = “1C”)
Line 3: XX Revision of DigMon Card (Default = “1C”)
Line 4: X SuperDrive flag “0” = floppy, “1” = SuperDrive (Default = “0”)
Line 5: Path for caption/subtitle server. Example: s:\CorpServer\CaptionFiles
Your DV2000 must be equipped with the network option in order for line 5 to be processed.
Software Configuration File (settings.cfg)
Settings.cfg stores all of your current settings. The DV2000 software reads the contents of
the file at start up. The file is an ASCII text file; each line of the file must end with CR LF. If
the file does not exist then a default file will be created by the software.
Line 1: X.XX Software version Example: “2.23”
Line 2: XX CC monitor setting: “00” = off (Default = “01”)
“01” = CC1 “05” = T1
“02” = CC2 “06” = T2
“03” = CC3 “07” = T3
“04” = CC4 “08” = T4
“09” = XDS (Graze mode)
“10” = XDS (Full mode)
Line 3: xHH:MM:SS:FF Time code offset: x = sign (“+” or “-”)
(Default = “+00:00:00:00”) HH = hours (“00” - “12”)
MM = minutes (“00” - “59”)
SS = seconds (“00” - “59”)
FF = frames (“00” - “30”)
Line 4: XXX CC Level Low (“001” - “064”) (Default = “016”)
Line 5: XXX CC Level High (“096” - “144”) (Default = “126”)
Line 6: XXX CC Position (“001” - “050”) (Default = “013”)
Line 7: XXXX EDH Error Flag Mask (“0000” - “FFFF”) (Default = “0000”)
(see EDH spec)