Sony DSR-DR1000 manuel d'utilisation

DSR-DR1000/DR1000P © 2002 Sony Corporation 3-742-658- 13 (1) Video Disk Recorder Operating I nstructions Before op erating the unit, p lease read this manu al thorough ly and retain it for futur e referen ce. Note The su ppli ed CD- ROM in clude s ope ration m anual s for the DSR-DR1000/DR1000P Video Disk Recorder (English , Japa nese, French, G e[...]

2 Owner’ s Recor d The model and se rial numbers are l ocated at the bottom. Record these numbers in the spac es provided below. Refer to them whe never you ca ll up on your So ny deale r regard ing thi s produ ct. Mod el N o. Serial No. T o prevent fire or shoc k hazard, do n ot expose the unit to rain or moisture . T o av oid ele ctrical shoc k[...]

3 • Read these instructions. • Keep these instruct i ons. • Heed all warnings. • Follow all in structions. • Do not u se this appa ratus near wa te r. • Clean o nly with d ry cloth. • Do not block any v entilation op enings. Install in accord ance with the manufact urer’s instructi ons. • Do not install near any h eat sources such[...]

4 Afin d’év iter tout risque d’incendie ou d’électr ocution, ne pas e xposer l’appareil à la pluie ou à l’humidité . Afin d’écarter tout ri sque d’élect r ocuti on, gar der le coffret fermé. Ne confier l’entretien de l’appa reil qu’à un personnel qualifié. CET APP AREIL DOIT ÊTRE RELIÉ À LA TERRE. ATTENTION Eviter d[...]

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7 Table of Content s Chapter 1 Overview Features ......... ........................ .................. ...................10 DVCAM Format ........................................................... 10 Supporting Variety of Input/Output Interfaces ............. 10 Compact Size ................................................................ 11 Facil[...]

8 Starting R ecording at an Alarm In put (Pre-Alar m Recording) ........................................................... 37 Playbac k ............. .............. ................... .......................37 Playback Procedure ....................................................... 37 Recording and Playing Back Simultaneously ............... 38[...]

9 Chapter 6 Menu Setting Menu Organization .......... .............. ....................... ..... 61 Menu Contents ................. ....................... ................... 64 Setup Menu ................................................................... 64 Changing Menu Settings ................... .............. ......... 75 Buttons Used to [...]

Chapter 10 Feat ures 1 Overview Features The DSR-DR1000/ DR1000P is a digita l videodi sk recorder using the DVCAM TM digital recording format. It is the firs t professiona l DVC AM studio recor der to feat ure a hard disk as its recording media. The DSR-DR1000/ DR 1000P supp orts the jog, shutt l e, and variable p l ayback modes found o n conventi[...]

11 Feat ures either as channel s 1 and 2 or as channels 3 and 4. The two audio cha nnels can be output also either as channel s 1 and 2 or as channels 3 an d 4. Compact Size The compa ct size of th e unit makes th e unit suitabl e for use on a desk top or in an outs ide bro adcast van. The unit c an be used as feeder machine for non-linea r editing[...]

12 Feat ures Sim ultaneous recording and play back While rec ording input signals to the hard disk, t his unit is capable of si multaneous normal speed or slow-motio n* playback o f any materials al ready recorded on the hard disk.** Durin g recording, cue poi n ts can be set at any point from the c ontrol panel or fro m th e supplied R M-LG2 Remot[...]

13 Using the CD-R OM Manua l Using the CD-ROM Manual The supplied CD-ROM include s operation manuals f or the DSR-DR1000/DR1000P Video Disk Recorder ( English, Japanese, Fr ench, German, It alian and Spanish versions). CD-R OM Syste m Requirements The following a r e required to access the supplied CDROM disc. • Computer: PC with MMX Pentiu m 166[...]

14 Locat ion and Func tion of Parts Location and Fu nction of Parts Fr ont P a nel a 1 (power) switch Press to power on the unit when the POWER switch on the rear panel is tu rned on (see page 2 3) . This causes the audio level m eters and the di splay sectio n to light. To power off the unit, press t h e switch again. a 1 switch qa Audio level met[...]

15 Location and F unction of Parts b SC (subcarrier phase)/SYNC (synchronization phase) control Turn the SC cont rol to accurately a d just the subcarrier phase of the composite vi deo output signal of the unit with respect to the reference video signal. c Control mod e selector Selec ts whether the unit is operated from it s front panel or from ex[...]

16 Locat ion and Func tion of Parts i COUNTER SELE CT b utton Selec ts the ty pe of time dat a to be shown in th e time counter di splay. Each press of this button c ycles through the foll owing three i ndicator disp lay opti ons: • COUNTER (CNT: cou nt value of the ti me counter) • TC (time code) • U-BIT (user bits) Note If the Contro l m o [...]

17 Location and F unction of Parts 1 Display secti o n a OUTPUT signal d isplay secti on Indicates t he output video and aud i o signa l format sele cted with the INTE RFACE SELE CT menu i tems (see page 72) . VIDEO indicators: The indicator (COMPOSITE, S VIDEO, or Y − R,B) corresponding to the selected output analog vi deo signal f ormat l ights[...]

18 Locat ion and Func tion of Parts • Whe n COMPOSI TE/S VI DEO is sele cted: • Whe n Y – R,B is selected: AUDIO indicators: Comprise the CH 1/ 2 indicator and CH 3/4 indicat or to indicate t he channel selection for analog au dio output from the AU DIO OUT 1/3 and AUDIO OUT 2/4 connecto rs. You can change the ch annel selection with the AUDI[...]

19 Location and F unction of Parts COUNTE R S ELECT button an d t he T C SE LECT menu item (see page 68 ) . Also used to display error me ssages, edit data, setup menu data, etc . j Remote mod e indicato rs REMOTE : Lights when th e Control m od e selector is set to REMOTE to remote co nt rol th e uni t from ei ther an editi ng control unit connect[...]

20 Locat ion and Func tion of Parts The selecti on made with this bu tton is indic ated by the AUDIO CH-2 3/4 indicators in the INPUT signal disp lay section (s ee page 18) . When analog au dio is selected, the sign al input to th e AUDIO IN 2/4 connecto r is recorded ei ther on channel 2 (when i n 2-channel mod e) or on chan nels 2 and 4 (when in [...]

21 Location and F unction of Parts a REC (record) indicato r Lights duri ng recor di ng. b REC (record) button When you press t h is but ton while hol ding down the PLAY button, it lights and recording begins. Note When th e control mod e selector is set to REMOT E (the REMOTE indicator is lit), no recording/pl aycack control button s other tha n t[...]

22 Locat ion and Func tion of Parts a MENU button Press this butt on to display the menu on the moni tor screen and the time coun t er display. Press it agai n to exit the menu display. On how to use the menu, see Chapter 6 “Menu Set t ing” b RESE T butt o n Press this button to : • reset menu setting s, • reset th e time da ta shown in th [...]

23 Location and F unction of Parts Rear P anel a REF. (reference) VIDEO IN connectors (BNC type) Input a reference vi deo signa l. The two connecto r s are loop-throu gh connectors. You can connect the referenc e video signa l input to the lef t connecto r to other equipment via the righ t connector (marked ). When no conn ection is made to the rig[...]

24 Locat ion and Func tion of Parts f 400 (i.LINK) connector (6-p in IEEE-1394) Connect a DV cable t o make connections to DV device s, computers, and so on. Notes • If the uni t is connected to a device equi pped with a 6-pi n DV jack, when you intend to disconnect or reconnect the DV cable, turn off the device a nd pull o ut th e plug of its po[...]

25 Location and F unction of Parts When in 2 CH (48 kHz) mod e: When in 4 CH (32 kHz) mod e: You can switch t he audio recording mode w ith the REC MODE menu item (see p age 71) . The sel ection is indicated by th e REC MODE disp lay on the fr ont panel. 2 Analog video/audio si gnal output section a VIDEO OUT connectors (BNC type) There are the fol[...]

26 Locat ion and Func tion of Parts c MONITOR connector (RCA phono jack) This conn ector outpu ts audio signals for monitori ng. The audio sig nals to be output fr om this conn ector can be selected wit h the MONITOR SELECT button and METER CH- 1/2 3/4 button on the front panel (see page 15) . 3 Digital signal input/output section a DIGITAL AUDIO ([...]

27 Setti ng th e Date and T ime / Settin g the T ime Da ta Chapter 2 Preparations Settin g the Date and Time When you star t this unit for the first time, you sh ould set the da ta and tim e. To se t the da te and ti me, use th e DATE/ TIME PR ESET m enu . See page 75 f or more information about basic menu operatio ns. To sele ct the digit to set P[...]

28 Setting t he Time Data Displaying Time Data and Oper ation Mode Indi cati ons Time data and operation mode indicat ions can be displayed on the monitor scr een. Time data can a lso be displayed in the time c ounter display on th is unit. T o view time data and operation mode indications on th e monitor screen Set the CHARA. DISPLAY menu item (se[...]

29 Setti ng the Time Da ta F Recording indi cations during simultaneous pla yback and recor ding * * Disp layed onl y during simultan eous rec ording and playbac k mode ( when the R butto n or P but ton in th e PANEL SEL ECT sec tion i s lit, or when the REMOTE I/F menu ite m (see page 72) is set to 9PIN ( DUAL ). T o display the desired time data [...]

30 Setting t he Time Data T o set the initial time code v alue and user bit data 1 Press the COUNTER SELE CT button to light the time data type indicator “TC ” or “U-BIT.” TC: To set th e initia l tim e code valu e U-BIT: To set user bit data The current t i me cod e value or user bi t d at a i s shown in th e time coun ter displa y. 2 Set [...]

31 Setti ng the Time Da ta Adv ancement of internal time code generator The internal time code generator can advance in either of two modes, which can be set wit h t he RUN MODE menu item (see page 68 ) . FREE RUN : Advancement starts when the data sav i ng operation i s completed. REC RUN: Advancement starts when recording starts an d stops when r[...]

32 Making Basic Ne twork Sett ings Making Basi c Network Settings To use this un it in a LAN enviro nment (see page 51) , you need to set this unit’ s IP address, subn et mask, and def ault gateway, and to set up an acco unt with a user name and password. Use the NETW ORK CONTROL menu to make these ba sic network settings. For the IP add r ess, s[...]

33 Recording Chapter 3 Recording and Playb ack Recording This sectio n describes the necessa ry settings and operations to perform reco r ding on this unit. The same settings and operations apply whether y ou are using the unit as p art of an editi ng system, for dubbing, or as a st and- alone recorder. For the ne cessary connecti ons fo r recordin[...]

34 Recording When co ntrollin g this unit from a n editing control un it connected t o the REMOTE IN (R)connec tor, see “Cont rol mode select or” on page 15 and the descriptio n of the REMOTE I/F men u item on page 72. 1 Power on the vi deo monitor, then set its input switches according to the signals i nput from the player. 2 Set up the pl aye[...]

35 Recording • When, i n 4-channel mode, analog audio is selected for al l four channels (channel s 1/2 and 3/4), the same analog au dio signals are recorded on channels 1 and 3 and on ch annels 2 and 4, respec tively. 7 When manually adjusting audio input levels, with the VARIABLE switch on the front panel set to REC , use the REC/PB LE VEL cont[...]

36 Recording T o Set Cue P oints Setting cue po ints at hig hlight scenes makes it easy to cue those scenes u p later. Cue points can be set in recording, playback o r simultaneous record i ng and playback. To set a cu e point whi le record ing, hold down the J (C UE) button and press the SET button at the desired scene. The message “CUE SET” a[...]

37 Playbac k Recor ding Continuously by Overwr iting O ld Co ntent (Continuous Recor ding) Continuou s recording allows you t o continue recor ding for extended p eriods by overwri ting old er recorded conten t. To perform cont inuous recording, you need t o set the REC MODE menu item (see pa ge 65) t o CO NT. RE C. The CONT INUOUS RE C indica tor [...]

38 Playbac k 3 Press the PLAY bu tton. This starts the pl ayback operat ion. When all dat a is played back, t he unit stops play back. To perfo rm the followi ng operat ions a) When the SE ARCH ENA BLE menu i tem (see page 65 ) is se t to ENABLE. Recor d ing and Pla ying Bac k Sim ultaneously This unit allows you to playback w hile r ecording, and [...]

39 Playbac k R and P lit at same tim e: Output signal s are selected by the R a nd P buttons i n the PANEL SELECT secti on. Recordin g signals are output when the R butto n is lit, and playb ack signals are outpu t when the P button i s lit. If the REMO TE I/F menu item (see page 72) is se t to 9PIN(DUAL), output signals can also be switched from t[...]

40 Playbac k 1 Press the MENU butt on. The f ollow ing me nu di spla y a ppea r s. 2 With “SETUP MENU” sele cted, press the k (OUT) button. The displ ay changes as f ollows. 3 With “OPERATI ONAL FUNCTION” selected, press the k (OUT) butt on. The displ ay changes as f ollows. 4 With “REPEAT FUNCTION” selected, press the k (OUT) butt on. [...]

41 Playbac k 7 Press the j but ton to select “A POINT. ” 8 Press the K (IN) button. The displ ay changes as f ollows. 9 Press the j but ton to select “A PRESET.” 10 Press the k (OUT) bu tton. The A PRESET MODE screen appears. T he time code value o f the current poin t A is displayed bel ow the screen title. 11 Use the K (IN) or k (OUT) but[...]

42 Playbac k 14 To set point B, refer to steps 5 to 13 . (Sel ect “REPE AT END” in ste p 5 , “B POINT” in step 7, and “B PRESET” in step 9 .) 15 Press the MENU button t o close the menu . Repeat Playbac k —Automat ic C y cl i c a l P l ay b a ck Proceed as follows to perform automatic cycl i cal playba ck of recording (repe at playbac[...]

43 Playbac k High-Speed and Low-Speed Sear ch —Quickl y and Accurately Determ ini ng Ed iting P oint s Use the search func tion to easi ly locate the de sired scene and to quick ly and accurately determi ne edit points. Sear ching with th e NE XT and PREV buttons The PREV and NEXT b uttons can be used alone t o jump to the sta r t a nd end po int[...]

44 Playbac k Note When cont rolling t his unit from ex ternal equipment, set the REMO TE I/F me nu item (see page 72) and the Contro l mode selector so t h at the remote mode indicators i n the display se ction are on or off as follows. • When using an ed iting control unit connected to the REMOTE IN (R) conn e ctor: • When using an RM-LG2 conn[...]

45 Clips Chapter 4 Clip Operations Clips Data record ed on the har d disk of t his unit is managed i n units of clips. The se ction from the recording sta rt point (Rec In) to the recordi ng end point (Rec Out) is def ined as a single clip a nd automatically assigned a cl ip name. This uni t can also f ast forward in clip units (c lip jump). This a[...]

46 To Search in Clip Units (Clip Jump) To display t h e protect operati on menu, select PROTECT in the Disk menu and press the k (O UT) button. In the protect operat ion menu, select PROTECT ALL ON or CLIP and p ress the SET butto n. All clips or in dividual clips are protected . When PROT ECT ALL ON is sele cted A message (ALL PR OTECT?) appear s [...]

47 Playing Back Scenes Extr acted From Clips (Pro gram Playback) Playing Back Scen es Extracte d From Clips (Program Playbac k) The following exampl e explains how to extract scenes A to D and play them b ack in the order B, D, C, A. 1 In clip 2, cue up the po int tha t you want to use as the In point of sc ene B. 2 With the SE T button he ld down,[...]

48 Working with Play lis ts Working with Playlists Scenes that you define w ithin clips by sett ing In and Out points are assigned n umbers in the order of creation and displaye d in playlist s . In playlists, you can reset In and Out points, sort scenes in differe nt orders, and a dd new scenes. You can save u p to 7 edited p laylists (c liplist1 [...]

49 Working with Playlists T o reset In and Out points 1 Select MODIFY and press t h e k (OUT) button. The screen returns to the normal monitor screen. 2 Playback or search to f ind the position th at you want to set as a n ew In point. T hen press the S E T button with the K (IN ) butt on he ld down . 3 At the positi on that you want to set as a ne[...]

50 Working with Play lis ts 2 Selec t one of clip li st1 to clip li st7 and pr ess the k (OUT) button. The confirmatio n message “SAVE OK?” appea rs . 3 Press the SET but ton. The curren t list is saved as the list with the sele cted number. To cancel the sav e Press the MENU button. T o D elete a Playlist 1 Select ALL DELETE in the Clip me nu [...]

51 Connectin g This Uni t to a LAN Chapter 5 Network Operations Connectin g This Unit to a LAN Conne cting this unit to an E t hernet LAN allows you to exchange dat a with compute r s and othe r recorders. Note Before c onnecting this uni t to a LAN, you need to set its IP address, subnet mask, an d default gate way, and to set up a user accoun t w[...]

52 Network Menu / Creating and Ed itin g an Address Book Network Menu Use the Network menu t o send data, sa ve received data, check communicat ions status and perform other network operations. To display the Net work menu, sel ect NET WORK MENU from the menu selecti on screen and press the k (OUT) button. You can pe rform th e following operations[...]

53 Creating an d Editing an Address Book Select a dest i nation and press the k (OUT) button to display t he in formation for that destin ation. You can change the information as r equired (see pag e 54) . Registering Host inf o rmation in an Address Book The figure below shows the ADDRESS BOOK DATA screen. Enter a host name (up to 8 c haracters) a[...]

54 Creating and Editing an Addr ess Book The host d ata is saved under registration number 01. To can cel the regist ration with out sa ving any data Press the MENU button. Editing an Address Book You can change the information in an address book entr y and save it under the same regist ration nu mber or a differe nt regist ration number. In the ho[...]

55 Sendi ng Dat a Sending Data You can send each clip, clips registered in cliplist s, and address boo k data to oth er recorders. Sendin g Clip Data Use the foll owing procedure to send clip data. 1 Selec t the SEND C LIP item in the Netwo rk menu a nd press the k (OUT) but ton. The SEND CLIP screen appears, sho wing the currently selected desti n[...]

56 Sendi ng Dat a Sendin g C liplis t Da ta The followin g procedure allows you t o send the data of clips in clip l ists that have be e n sav e d. 1 Select the S END CLIPLIST item in the Network menu and p ress th e k (OUT ) button. The SEND CLIPLIST screen appears, sh owi ng the name of the currently selected host, t he name o f the target clipli[...]

57 Receiving Dat a 2 If the des tina tion h ost is corr ect, pr ess th e SET button. To select the dest ination host, execute steps 2 to 4 of “Sending C lip Da ta” (page 55) and press the SET button. Preparations for communications start . When the preparations fin ish, the message “Issuing transfer request. Will beg i n transfer after the en[...]

58 Saving or Dele ting Receiv ed Data 3 Select CLIP in the RECEIVE CLIP screen, and press the k (O U T) bu tt on. The CLIP SELECT screen appears. 4 Refe r to st ep 1 of “Regist ering Host in formation in an Address Book” (page 53) and enter the name of the clip you w ant to receive (up to 11 characters), and then pr ess the SET but ton. You ret[...]

59 Checking Commu nic a tions St atus 3 Press the SE T button to save the selecte d data. Press the RESE T button to delete it. Press th e MENU bu tton to ret urn to the menu wit hout sav ing or dele ting an y data. When the SET is p ressed The clip data i s saved und er a new number. The message “Saved clip as clip number X XXX” appears. Addre[...]

60 Chec king Comm unic ation s St atus 3 If you want to delete the select ed data, press the RESET butto n. Messages appe ar on the moni tor and in the ti me counter di splay asking if you really want t o dele te the data (Abort OK?) . 4 Press the SET but ton if you actuall y want to delet e the data, and pr ess the RESE T button if you wan t to ca[...]

61 Menu Organiz ation Chapter 6 Menu Setting Menu Organizat i on As sh own i n the fo llowi ng fi gure, th e men u syste m consists of four le vels and is divide d by function into si x subsystems: the Setup menu (SETUP MENU), the Time Code Preset menu (TC PRESET), t he Disk menu (DISK MENU), the Network menu (NETWORK MENU), the Date an d Time Pre [...]

62 Menu Organiz ation Menu orga nizatio n REPEAT FUNCTION AUTO EE SELECT REPEAT MODE REPEAT TOP REPEAT END A PRESET B PRESET F. FWD/REW STOP STANDBY OFF INTERVAL REC TIME DISPLAY CONTROL TIME CODE SETUP MENU OPERATIONAL FUNCTION SHUTTLE F. FWD/REW JOG RESPONSE CHARA. DISPLAY CHARA. POSITION CHARA. TYPE CHARA. VSIZE DISPLAY INFO SUB STATUS MENU DISP[...]

63 Menu Organiz ation VIDEO CONTROL AUDIO CONTROL MENU GRADE C PHASE MODE ADJ RANGE VIDEO GAIN CHROMA GAIN CHROMA PHASE SETUP LEVEL a) BLACK LEVEL b) LINE 335 REF LEVEL CH1 IN LEVEL CH2 IN LEVEL OUTPUT LEVEL HOURS METER INT VIDEO SG STD/NON-STD OUT REF SEL SETUP REMOVE a) SETUP ADD a) CC(F1) BLANK a) CC(F2) BLANK a) WIDE MODE ESR MODE PROCESS CONTR[...]

64 Menu Content s Menu Content s Setup Menu The purpose an d settings of the setup menu items are describe d below. Indications of menu items and settings • In the tabl e below entitl ed “Menu co ntents,” the indicati on of each menu item or set ting on the monitor screen is sh own first, then the indication of the same i tem or setting i n t[...]

65 Menu Content s LOCAL ENABLE [> Local ENA]: Sel ect which of th e recordin g/ pla ybac k control b uttons (PREV , PLA Y , NEXT , ST OP , and REC) oper ate wh en the control mode se lector is se t to “REMO TE. ” ALL DISABLE [>> All DIS]: All of the re crding/pl aybac k cont rol butt ons ar e disa bled. * ST OP [>> ST OP]: Only t[...]

66 Menu Content s PRER OLL TIME [> Prer oll]: Set the p reroll time . 15 SEC [>> 15 sec] to 0 SEC [>> 0 sec]: The prero ll ti me can be s et in one-secon d increments to between 0 and 15 s econds. A prerol l time o f at leas t 5 sec onds is re commend ed whe n using thi s unit fo r editing. Whe n an editing co ntrol unit such as the [...]

67 Menu Content s SUB ST A TUS [> Sub s tatus]: Selec t supplemen tary status infor matio n supe ri mposed on out put f rom th e SUP ER connec tor to t he monito r . * OFF [>> OFF]: Nothing of supplem entary status information TC MO DE [> > TC mo de]: In dications of th e operating mode of int ernal time code generator REMAIN [>&g[...]

68 Menu Content s TIME CODE [Time code]: Setti ngs related to the time code generator Descriptio n of settings TC MODE [> TC mode]: Determine th e time code to use: internal time cod e us ing a pr es et ini tia l v alue, regen er ated internal time cod e (lo c ked to tim e c od e read from ta pe), o r e xter nal t ime code . * INT PRESET [> &[...]

69 Menu Content s VITC POS SEL-1 [> VITC pos-1]: Select a line t o inse r t the VITC in. Note Y ou can i nsert the VITC sign al in two p laces. T o inser t it i n two places , set both this i tem and a lso VITC POS SEL-2. (Fo r DR1000) 20 LINE [> > 20 line] to 12 LIN E [>> 12 line]: Sele ct any li ne from 12 to 20. Factory de fault s[...]

70 Menu Content s (F or DSR-DR1000 only) SETUP ADD [> Setup add]: Determine whether or n ot to add bl ack se tup to anal og video ou tput si gnals . * OFF [>> OFF]: Do not add black set up . ON (ADD) [>> ON]: Add b lac k setup . (F or DSR-DR1000 only) CC(F1) BLANK [> CC1 b lank]: Select wh ether to mute the close d caption si gnal[...]

71 Menu Content s SRCH CONTROL [ >Srch c trl]: Select the frame disp lay sty le during h igh-speed searching. * BLEND [>>blend]: Di spla y frames ble nde d with each oth er . CLEAR [>>cl ear]: Disp lay f rames indepe ndently with n o noise . A UDIO CONTROL [A udio]: Settings rel ated to audio contr ol Desc ription of settin gs REC MO[...]

72 Menu Content s INT A UDIO SG [> A udio SG]: Select th e oper ation of t he internal audi o test signal ge nerator . SILENCE [>> silenc e]: Silent s ignal * 1kHz SINE [> > 1kHz]: 1-kHz, − 20 dB FS (for DSR- DR1000) or − 18 dB F S (f or DSR -DR1000P) s ine wav e signal When y ou select SG (audio test sign al) as the audio input [...]

73 Menu Content s EE OUT PHASE s ettings f or time code output Use the fol lowing as ref erence info rmation wh en se tt ing the EE OU T P HASE menu i te m (see page 69) . SETUP B ANK OPERA TION [Setup Bank]: Settings related to menu bank operations Description of s ettings Menu ba nks This un it allows f our di ff erent complete sets of men u sett[...]

74 Menu Content s VIDEO IN A UDIO IN TIME CODE IN TIME CODE OUT VIDEO IN A UDIO IN TIME CODE IN TIME CODE OUT VIDEO IN A UDIO IN TIME CODE IN TIME CODE OUT Composite video or S-video signal Audio signal Time code signal Camco rder 1 Camco rder 2 Camcor der n DSR-DR1000/DR1000P (1st unit) DSR-DR1000/DR1000P (2nd unit) DSR-DR1000/DR1000P (nth unit) T[...]

75 Changing Menu Set t ings Changing Menu Sett ings This sectio n explains how to change me nu settings. Buttons Used to Change Settings Use the fol lowing bu ttons in the menu cont rol sectio n to change the menu settings. Changing the Settings of Basic Item s The factory default setting is t o display only the basic items. To change t h e setting[...]

76 Changing Menu Se ttings 1 Press the MENU butt on in the menu cont rol sectio n. The menu sele ction level di splay appears on t he monitor. In the figure bel ow, “SETUP MENU” is select ed (shown in rev erse video). The time c ounter display of th is unit shows only the currently selected item. When the item name is long, it is abbr eviated. [...]

77 Changing Menu Set t ings 7 Press the j or J (CUE) button t o change th e setting of the ite m. 8 To change other settings, press the K (IN) bu tt on to return to the previ ous sc re en, then repeat st eps 5 to 7 as required. 9 When yo u have complet ed the setting s, press the SET button. The message “NOW SAVING...” appears on t he monitor s[...]

78 Changing Menu Se ttings 1 Press the MENU butt on in the menu cont rol sectio n. The menu sele ction level di splay appears on t he monito r. 2 With “SETUP MENU” selected, press the k (OUT) button. This displ ays all b asic and enhanced i tems on menu level 1. 3 Follow the same pr ocedure as in steps 3 to 8 of the procedure i n the section ?[...]

79 Displayi ng Sup plementary Status Informati o n factory de f ault set tings. Wait unti l the saving is completed b efore powering off the unit. To cancel the rese t ting ope rati on Instead of pressi ng t he SET bu tt on , press the RESET button. The d i splay returns to menu level 1, leavin g the setting s unchanged. Displaying Supplement ary S[...]

80 Displaying Su pplementary Status Informatio n Display f ormat of s upplementary statu s inf ormati on when the SUB ST A TUS menu item is se t to ALL All items of suppl ementary status informat ion are displaye d in the ord er shown below. EXT L TC-T&U [EL TU] The int ernal time code generator i s in synch ronizatio n with the e xternal time [...]

81 Connection s With Camera System (E v ent Recording ) Chapter 7 Connections and Settings Connectio ns With Camera System (Eve nt Recording) The figure b elow shows how to conn ect this unit to a multi-camera syst em to record sports and other events. REMOTE IN(R) 2 1 1 1 13 1 SUPER MONITOR SDI IN SDI OUT 1 REF. VIDEO IN REF. VIDEO OUT To transmis[...]

82 Connecti ons to a Digital Non-Linea r Editing System Connectio ns to a Digital Non-Linear Edit ing System The followi ng figure shows a conne ction diagram to a non - linear editi ng system in which this unit serves as the feeder machine. Sett ings on this unit For detail s of video/ audio i nput and au dio mode settings, see “Settin g s for R[...]

83 Connecti on s for a Cut Edit ing System Connectio ns for a Cut Editing System The following figure sh ows a cut editing system config uration that in cludes this unit and a DSR-150 0A/ 1500AP uni t to serve as the p layer and recorde r. For details of conn ecting devices other than t his unit, refer to the instru ction manu a l for each devic e.[...]

84 Connect ions for a Cut Editi ng System Sett i ngs on the DSR- 15 00A/1500AP s (reco rder ) Settings on this unit (player) About reference video si gnals In order to provid e stable video and au dio signals for analog editin g, it is necessary f or the buil t-in time base corrector (TB C) to o perat e corr ectly . To e nsure th is, input a refere[...]

85 Connection s f or an A/ B Roll Editing System Connectio ns for an A/B Roll Editing System The following is an e xample configuration of A/B roll edit ing sys tem u s ing this unit. In this config uration, a DSR-150 0A/1500AP uni t is used as the recorder an d this unit as playe r 1, and an a nalog Betacam UVW-1600/160 0P Videocasset te Player un[...]

86 Connect i ons for an A/B Roll Editing Sy stem a) When us ing a DFS-700A/700A P DME Switcher, the phase of the v ideo signals processed by the DFS-500/500P is delayed. It is therefore necessary to connect a delay unit between the audio mixer’s out put and the audio input to t he DSR-1500A /1500AP (recorder). Main video monitor Source video m on[...]

87 Connection s f or an A/ B Roll Editing System A udio monitor sy st em conn ections The followin g shows an example of audio monito r system connecti ons. For details o f these conn e c tions, refer to the in structio n manual for each connected device. Reference video signal connection When you perform r ecording, be sure to input a reference vi[...]

88 Connect i ons for an A/B Roll Editing Sy stem Control si gn al connections The foll owing shows an exa mple of control si gnal conne ctions to enable t he editi ng cont rol uni t to cont rol all other A/B r oll editi ng system devices. SWITCHER PLAYER 2 MIXER PLAYER 1 RECORDER REMOTE EDITOR REMOTE REMOTE IN(R) DSR-1500A/1500AP (reco rder) 9-pin [...]

89 Connection s f or an A/ B Roll Editing System Video/audio signal connections The followin g shows an example of vi deo/audi o signal connectio n s in an A/B roll ed iti ng system. In this example, ana log component signals are used as the video signa ls and XLR 3-pin connec tors are used as audio input/ output conne ctors. Sett i ngs on the DSR-[...]

90 Connect i ons for an A/B Roll Editing Sy stem Settings on thi s unit (pla yer) Connection of a video monitor Set up t he followi ng connecti ons betwe en the vide o monitor an d recorder to enab le monito ring of video and audio si gnals on a vi deo monito r. In addition to t he video and audio signals, you can have ti me data, the operation mod[...]

91 Connection s f or an A/ B Roll Editing System Settings on an editing control unit When connecti ng an editing control un i t, make th e settings as follows, acc ording to the model. PVE-500 No setting s are requir ed. BVE-60 0/900/910 /2000 (NTSC mo del) or FXE - 100/ 120 Set t he VC R constan ts as foll ows. BVE-60 0/900/910 /2000 (PAL mo de l)[...]

92 Adjust ing t he Sync and Subcarrier Ph ases Adjusti ng the Sync and Subcarri er Phases When u sing two or more players, as in an A/B roll edit ing system, it is necessary to synchroni ze the sync and subcarrier (for composite si gnals) phase s of the signals to be edited. If t h ey are no t synch ronized, pic ture instabilities or color break-up[...]

93 Adjust ing the Sync and Subcar rier Phases 5 Output the pl ayer 1 si gnal from t he PVE-500 . 6 Press the A channe l button on the vectorscope. This display s the sync and subcarri er phases (composite si gnals only ) of t h e signal from player 1. 7 On player 1, adjust the front pan el SYNC PHASE and SC PHAS E control s, using a Ph illips screw[...]

Chapter 94 Regular Che cks 8 Maintenance and Troubleshooting Regula r Ch ecks Use the digital horurs meter as gui delines for sch eduling mainte nance . Digital hours meter The digit al hours me ter keeps cumulative counts of the total op erating time, the h ead dru m rotation time, the tape transport op erating time, and t he number o f threading/[...]

95 Regular Checks The four-digit value to the left of the sl ash (/) is the resettable tri p count, and th e right value is th e cumulative total fr om manufa cture. Digital hou rs meter ind icati on s in the time counte r displa y One of the t hree indications ap pears in the time counter dis play at a t ime . Us e the J (CUE) and j button s in th[...]

96 Trouble shooting Troubleshoot ing If an alarm message ap pears on the monitor screen , or if the unit appears to be malf un ctioning , please c h eck the followin g before contacting y our Sony dealer. Reco rding/ playback p roblems Symptom Cause Remed y Recording is not possib le. Di sk is fu ll. Delet e unneeded data. The unit’ s recordin g/[...]

97 Troubles hooting Err or Messages This unit is provided with a se lf-diagnostic fu nction that detects internal abnormaliti es. When it detect s an abnormali ty, it output s an error message to the moni tor screen and in dicates an error code i n the time counter display. Note To displa y error messag es on the mon i tor screen, connect the moni [...]

98 Trouble shooting If such an alarm messag e appears, a connecti on or operation error may have been mad e, or condensation on heads may have o ccurred. Follow the di rection i ndicated on the monit or screen. Note To display a l arm messages on the monit or screen, it is necessary for the monitor to be co nnected to th e SUPER connec to r, and se[...]

99 Troubles hooting TCG R UN mod e is set to REC RUN. Set the R UN MODE m enu item (see page 68) to FREE R UN. REC R UN! VIDEO END . – VIDEO END . VIDEO T OP . – VIDEO T OP . Alarm me ssages and ass ociated directions Alarm messa ge on monitor screen (Cause) Directi on Alarm mess age in time counter dis play[...]

100 Precaut ions Appendixes Precauti ons On safety • Should a ny liquid or soli d object fall i nto the c abinet, unplug t he unit and have it checked b y qualified perso nnel befo re opera ting it furt her. • Unplug the unit from the wa ll outlet if it is not to be used for an ext ended period of time. • To disc onnect the cor d, pull it out[...]

101 Specifications Specificat ions General Signal syste m D SR-DR1000 : NTSC DSR-DR1000P: PAL Recording/play back time 360 minutes Search speed When cont r olli ng v ia R S-4 22A interface: Maximum 60 t imes normal spee d in both dire cti on s Power requirements 100 V to 240 V AC, 50 /60 Hz Power co n sumptio n (with all o ptions in stalled) 60 W P[...]

102 Specific ations SC: ±180 ° * Adjust with menu settings. ** Adjust wit h co ntrols on the f ront pa nel . A udio performance Frequenc y response Two-channel (48 kHz) mode: 20 Hz to 20 k Hz ±1.0 dB Four-channel (32 kHz) mode: 20 Hz to 14.5 kHz ±1.0 dB Dynamic ra nge More than 87 dB Distortion (THD + N) Less than 0.07 % (48 kHz) Input connecto[...]

103 Specifications Output for headp hones PHONES Stereo phone jack, −∞ to − 1 3 dB u ( DSR - DR1000)/ −11 dBu (D SR-DR10 00P) , 8 Ω , unbalanc ed, −20 dBFS ( DSR- DR1000)/ −18 dBFS ( DSR-D R1000 P) Time c ode ou tput TIME CODE OUT BNC ty pe, SMPTE ti me code (D SR- DR1000), EBU time c ode (DSR- DR1000P), 2.2 Vp-p ±3 dB, 600 Ω , unb[...]

104 Glossary Glossa ry A/B r oll editi ng An editin g method th a t uses two or more playback VCRs to creat e special effects suc h as dissolve and wipe, and uses one record VCR to record the result s of the editing. Using an editi ng contro l unit allows efficie nt control of the VCRs and very preci se editing. AES/EBU fo rmat A unified format for[...]

105 Glossary Sync si gnal A referenc e signal consisting of vertical and horizont al sync signals used for sync hronizing the scanni ng patter ns of the video camera and th e monitor. Time c ode Signals recorded on the m edia t o supply i nformation on media position such as the hour, minute, second and frame, to ass ist in setting e d it points or[...]

106 Index Index A AC IN connector 23 ACCESS indicator 16 Accessories not supplied 103 Accessories supplied 103 Addr ess bo ok creating 52 deleting a host entry 54 deleting all of the entries 54 editing 54 regis ter i ng hos t name 53 sendin g data 56 AES/EBU format 19 indicator 18 Alarm messages 9 7 Analog audio 10 audio inp ut(s) 102 audio outpu t[...]

107 Index M Menu AUDIO CONTROL 71 changing s ettings 75 contents 64 DISPLAY CONTROL 66 INTERFACE SELECT 7 2 MENU GRADE 73 OPERATIONAL FUNCTION 64 organizati on 61 SETUP BANK OPERATION 73 TIME CODE 68 VIDEO CONTROL 69 MENU butto n 22 Menu/clip con t rol section 21 METER CH-1/2 3 /4 button 15 MONITOR connector 2 6 SELECT butto n 15 Monitor problems 9[...]

108 Index VARIABLE switch 20 VIDEO button 19 IN connec tors 24 indicators 17, 18 INPUT PHASE m ode 74 OUT connectors 25 Video performance 101 test si gnal 19 VIDEO INPUT PHASE mode 74 VIDEO OUTPUT PHASE mode 75 Video/au dio input setting section 19 VITC field indicati on 28 indicator 19 Y Y/CPST con nector 24, 25 Y-R,B in dicator 18 Sony Co r p ora[...]